As Professor of International Management Development at Cranfield University School of Management, Andrew Kakabadse focuses on the performance of top executives and issues central to corporate social responsibility.

He put a Dixons store on every high street and he’s got more than fifty years’ experience in the retail industry. What Lord Kalms doesn’t know about this market isn’t worth knowing.

As head of ICICI Bank, K. Vaman Kamath oversaw India’s second-largest bank. Now retired, he is considered to be one of the most savvy CEOs among Asian banks, and he has won numerous awards for his keen finance and leadership abilities.

As leader of India's largest automobile company, visionary Ravi Kant brings innovative strategies to the forefront of business and has a significant impact both in Indian business and Indian culture.

Karen Kerrigan's knowhow in business management has seen her feted by Fortune and National Journal alike, where she is celebrated as a powerful voice speaking up for America's small business and entrepreneurial sectors.

A career military man, Wendell C. King’s experiences have taken him all over the world. His vast experience in extremely tense situations has given him the ability to lead in any capacity.

Karen Kocher has nearly two decades of experience managing learning organizations, including both technical and sales positions within the insurance and financial services industry, which she uses to share her passion for corporate learning and business management.

With more than twenty years of experience and a profound love for his native India, Manoj Kohli shines a light on the endless opportunities to be found in both business and society.

A pioneer in the US cable industry and supporter of women-led businesses, Kay Koplovitz’s vision propelled her up through the ranks of numerous male-dominated industries to become the first female network president.

Acclaimed Kellogg School of Management Professor Philip Kotler has done extensive research in international marketing and marketing management. As such he has the ears and eyes of such company greats as IBM, GE, AT&T, and others.

A former teacher, Terry Kristiansen now puts her educational experience into leveraging and enhancing internal talent at Toshiba America Business Solutions.