Jim Garrity is a man with unwavering marketing mettle. After key marketing roles with IBM and Compaq, he transformed Wachovia from an unknown brand into today's formidable financial services giant.

Years of corporate experience and struggles to strike a balance between life and work have given William George more than enough practice to now teach others to become "authentic" leaders.

C. George Tate has transformed himself from a third guard beginner to a famed NBA player, and now into an international financier and CEO. His years on the court were a series of lessons that prepared him for handling multi-million dollar projects while simultaneously mentoring those who follow in his footsteps.

As founder and president of the Mediators Foundation, Mark Gerzon has been facilitating global leadership for more than 20 years and was instrumental in facilitating the U.S. House of Representatives' Bipartisan Congressional Retreat.

A respected businessman and dedicated philanthropist, David Gonski’s often bold decisions have kept him on a successful and fulfilling career path.

Formative experiences led Mark Goyder to found Tomorrow’s Company, where he continues to inspire individuals and corporations to realize their full potential.

Lynda Gratton is a world-class strategic thinker on HR strategy, with Shell, Unilever and HP just a few of the companies that have benefited from her vision in helping transform organizations.

As Chairman and Publisher of Black Enterprise Magazine, Earl Graves is a role model especially in the African-American community - who strives to give back and to do well while doing good.

David Grayson, Professor of Corporate Responsibility and Director of the Doughty Centre for Corporate Responsibility at Cranfield University, makes it his mission to “to help individuals and organizations to realize their potential--to become all that they can become--especially in a time of pervasive change.”

To Mark Greiner, customer-centric isn’t simply a trendy phrase; it’s a way of life. As Senior Vice President of Steelcase, Inc., his focus on workers and workplace needs gives him valuable insight into how customers form the basis of business strategy.

As vice president of Strategy and Business Development at Textron, one of the world's largest and most successful multi-industry companies, Stuart Grief is a well positioned to share advice on strategy that is applicable to any business.