Revolutionizing How We Think About Leadership and Strategy 

As a professor at the McGill University Desautels Faculty of Management and for +25 years a Fellow and an Associate Fellow at Green Templeton College, Oxford University, Dr. Karl Moore spends a lot of time interacting with the current and future leaders of our world...CEOs and millennials/Zs.  

Starting with his Ph.D. Karl has studied CEOs and how they lead and develop strategies.  At McGill, he teaches an MBA course, CEO Insights, where 31 CEOs come to join the class for an hour each Fall.  For the last decade, this class has been turned into an hour-long radio show on Bell Media's CJAD, and this year on Bell Media stations across Canada. The show is called the CEO Series, it is an hour-long one-on-one with a leading CEO.  Each interview is turned into an article for Forbes.com.   He has also worked closely with Henry Mintzberg for 20 years on the Advanced Leadership Program, the IMPM and the IMHL.  Prior to academia, Karl spent 11 years with IBM and Hitachi in marketing and management positions.  Prior to McGill, he was a full-time faculty at Oxford University for 5 years at the Said Business School and Green Templeton College. He has produced a very substantial volume of impactful research: +4200 citations; 28 refereed journal articles, 10 books, 12 book chapters, 25 executive journal articles, & hundreds of newspaper pieces. He has been an Associate Editor of the Academy of Management Perspectives. His Forbes.com blog, the weekly video interview for the Globe & Mail and his YouTube channel have received over 5 million views.

His newest book, his tenth, will be released in 2023 is Generation Why: How Boomers and GenX Can Lead and Learn From Millenials and Gen Zs, which studies the way that millennials/Zs act as leaders and the way that managers need to act to create meaningful interactions with millennials/Zs.  The book after that is We Are All Ambiverts Now based on +750 interviews with C-Suite executives.  He recently gave a talk on the book at the Harvard Business School and teaches the material on the Stanford MBA every spring.  Karl has taught on executive and MBA programs at Harvard, Standford, Cambridge, Oxford, INSEAD and McGill University*.  Karl is also delighted to share that he was nominated for a Thinkers50 Distinguished Achievement Awards in the Leadership Category as a top thinker in the area for his work on introverts/extroverts in the C-Suite & Millennials. Seven others were nominated including faculty from Harvard, MIT, Columbia, Penn and Dartmouth. 

*NA/SA: Harvard Business School, Stanford, Dartmouth, UC Berkley, USC, Duke, McGill University, The University of British Columbia, Ivey Business School at Western University, Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, University of the Bahamas, Universidad San Francisco de Quito (Ecuador), University of Hawaii | Europe: Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Oxford, London Business School, The London School of Economics and Political Science, INSEAD, IMD, HEC Paris, ENPC (Paris), The Technical University of Helsinki, Stockholm School of Economics, Rotterdam School of Management, Reykjavik University | Asia: Keio University (Tokyo), Renmin University of China, Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVA, Indian Institute of Management Bangalore, and Amity University (India)

Awards

2022 Dean’s Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Media and Public Engagement (inaugural)

2021 Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) One Expert, Unlimited Audiences: A Global, Branded Webinar Series: A budget-friendly webinar series hosted by Professor Karl Moore topped the Alumni Engagement on a Shoestring category

2017 Thinkers50 Distinguished Achievement Awards – Leadership Category
Principal's Prize for Public Engagement through the Media, Outstanding Achievement

2012: Faculty Award for Excellence in Alumni Activities, McGill Alumni Association

2012: Gold Medal in “Best Use of Social Media” category for Hot Cities India, 2012 Canadian Council for the Advancement of Education (CCAE) Prix d'Excellence

2002: McGill Faculty Distinguished Teaching Award, McGill University

2001: One of the Best Books This Year, Across the Board

1999: Book of the Year, CBS Press

1998: Runner-up for Best Paper, Academy of Management Executive
Runner-up for Best Paper, EGOS Conference.

1997: Best Paper, ICAM Conference

1995: Honourary masters degree, Oxford University