Jason Feifer
Editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur magazine | Author of Build for Tomorrow
When we change in a way that is truly valuable, we won't want to go back to how things were before.
A speakers bureau that represents the best original thinkers,
writers, and doers for speaking engagements.
The business challenges of today are daunting — and invigorating. And Lavin’s strategy speakers are up for them. Drawing on real-world experience, they speak on the best practices that improve much more than just the bottom line.
Editor-in-chief of Entrepreneur magazine | Author of Build for Tomorrow
When we change in a way that is truly valuable, we won't want to go back to how things were before.
Chief Strategist at Google | Executive in Residence at UCLA | Author of Converted
Don't wait for the perfect moment. Create it. Winning organizations make bold moves with imperfect information—and your biggest risk is moving too slowly.
Wharton Professor | Choiceology Podcast Host | Bestselling Author of How to Change | One of the Thinkers50
The world is changing overnight. Learn the science-based blueprint for how to change with it.
Founder of Ambler Labs | Former TikTok Head of Strategy & Analytics | Former Google Data Evangelist
AI can analyze data. But it can't tell a story. Those who lead in the age of AI will be the ones who can turn information into a decision that sparks real change.
Author, The Insider Advantage | Professor, Wharton | Faculty Director, Wharton People Analytics Initiative
In a world obsessed with flexibility, staying power is the key to sustainable success—for individuals and organizations alike.
Co-Founder and CEO of Minhas Breweries, Distilleries and Wineries | Owner of the 9th Largest Brewery in the World
To succeed in uncertainty, the best leaders adapt quickly, negotiate boldly, and keep moving forward.
CEO and Chief Content Officer of Inc. and Fast Company
Any company can become a Fast Company by pushing their creative boundaries.
Author, Sound Affects and How to Be Heard | TED Speaker With 170 Million Views
Speaking and hearing are capabilities. Communication is a skill—and one we can all learn to master.