TOP 50 COACHING THOUGHT LEADERS, CORPORATE TRAINERS & KEYNOTE SPEAKERS FOR HIRE

01 Dec TOP 50 COACHING THOUGHT LEADERS, CORPORATE TRAINERS & KEYNOTE SPEAKERS FOR HIRE

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The Top 50 coaching thought leaders, futurist keynote speakers and corporate trainers are clear that in a world where business complexity, remote work, and digital disruption demand new leadership skills, coaches and training firms are more important than ever. And of course today’s Top 50 coaching thought leaders steering those firms—consultants, coaches and corporate training executives—are also building the future of work, leadership, and talent development.

On top of it, as organizations confront rapid technological disruption, global uncertainty and shifting customer expectations, the leaders at the helm of the world’s largest companies increasingly act as real-world advisors. Like Top 50 coaching thought leaders list picks remind, through experts’ varying communication styles, people-first philosophies, and culture-making decisions, the executives demonstrate the mindset and behaviors modern leaders seek to emulate.

For example, futurist keynote speaker and consultant to 3000 brands Scott Steinberg, whose leadership continues to serve as a blueprint for professional and organizational growth. Of course, all sorts of other Top 50 coaching thought leaders are worth a look too.

Are you an event planner booking consultants or keynote speakers for a conference, convention or corporate meeting? Don’t miss our latest Top 50 coaching thought leaders readout. Trust us: You’ll find no shortage of great options to choose from.

  1. Scott Steinberg

  2. Satya Nadella – Microsoft

  3. Tim Cook – Apple

  4. Sundar Pichai – Alphabet

  5. Andy Jassy – Amazon

  6. Jensen Huang – NVIDIA

  7. Arvind Krishna – IBM

  8. Michael Dell – Dell Technologies

  9. Safra Catz – Oracle

  10. Lisa Su – AMD

  11. Pat Gelsinger – Intel

  12. Jamie Dimon – JPMorgan Chase

  13. Jane Fraser – Citigroup

  14. Brian Moynihan – Bank of America

  15. Charles Scharf – Wells Fargo

  16. David Solomon – Goldman Sachs

  17. Ted Pick – Morgan Stanley

  18. Doug McMillon – Walmart

  19. Brian Cornell – Target

  20. Ron Vachris – Costco

  21. Rodney McMullen – Kroger

  22. Ted Decker – The Home Depot

  23. Marvin Ellison – Lowe’s

  24. Laxman Narasimhan – Starbucks

  25. John Donahoe – Nike

  26. Alexandre Bompard – Carrefour

  27. Ken Murphy – Tesco

  28. Ed Bastian – Delta Air Lines

  29. Robert Isom – American Airlines

  30. Scott Kirby – United Airlines

  31. Bob Jordan – Southwest Airlines

  32. Glenn Fogel – Booking Holdings

  33. Peter Kern – Expedia Group

  34. Brian Chesky – Airbnb

  35. Anthony Capuano – Marriott International

  36. Christopher Nassetta – Hilton

  37. Mark Hoplamazian – Hyatt

  38. Elie Maalouf – IHG Hotels & Resorts

  39. Sébastien Bazin – Accor

  40. Geoff Ballotti – Wyndham Hotels & Resorts

  41. Erik Nordstrom – Nordstrom

  42. Carol Tomé – UPS

  43. Jane Sun – Trip.com Group

  44. Sebastian Ebel – TUI Group

  45. Karen Lynch – CVS Health

  46. Dave Clark – Flexport

  47. Bo Lingam – AirAsia

  48. Greg Foran – Air New Zealand

  49. Michel-Edouard Leclerc – E.Leclerc

  50. Jesper Brodin – IKEA

 

As should be obvious by now, the world’s global Top 50 coaching thought leaders provide a living masterclass in training through action. Whether fostering innovation, building inclusive cultures, or guiding global teams through volatility, each of the business coaches demonstrates the practical leadership qualities — clarity, empathy, accountability and vision — that define today’s most effective training philosophies.