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Nick Epley is a Professor at the University of Chicago where he teaches one of the most popular MBA classes: Designing a Good Life.
Shane Reese is a statistician and President of BYU. He has consulted with the Philadelphia Eagles and the U.S. Olympic volleyball team, and he previously worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
Chris Howard, COO of Arizona State University, is a Bronze Star recipient, Rhodes Scholar Oxford PhD, Harvard MBA, and Campbell Trophy award winner.
Kimberly Wade-Benzoni, Professor at Duke University, is an internationally renowned expert on legacy.
Max Bazerman, Professor at Harvard Business School, is a best-selling author, globally sought-after consultant, and recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award presented by the Academy of Management.
Jesse Graham, Professor at the University of Utah, is a co-developer of Moral Foundations Theory, which explains the origins and variation in human moral reasoning. I discuss Moral Foundations Theory in more detail in Season 1, Episode 20.
Adam Galinsky, Professor at Columbia University, is a best-selling author and renowned speaker. He has been named one of the world's 50 best business school professors and is a graduate of Harvard and Princeton.
Juliana Schroeder, Professor at Cal Berkeley, is a renowned expert on mind perception, and how technology use shapes our perception of others.
Ron Johnson, as Senior VP at Apple, created the Apple Stores and led them for more than a decade. Ron was also a VP at Target, CEO of JCPenney, and CEO of Enjoy Technology.
Craig Crossland, Professor and Senior Associate Dean in the College of Business at the University of Notre Dame, conducts research on business executives and teaches strategic management and strategic decision making.
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