Senior Fellow at Harvard Business School Interactive and faculty member at Berkeley's Haas School of Business, Amir Hartman is a leading global authority on corporate and technology transformation. Amir is the former Managing Director of Cisco Systems' Corporate Internet Strategy Group. He is author of Ruthless Execution: What Business Leaders Do When Their Companies Hit The Wall and his newest book, Net Ready: Strategies for Success in the E-Conomy.

Writer, educator, and adviser to organizations on creativity, innovation and leadership, Andrew is adjunct associate professor at the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Andrew's newest book on innovation is entitled THE RIDDLE: WHERE IDEAS COME FROM AND HOW TO HAVE BETTER ONES in which Professor Razeghi explains how the common precursors to "Eureka moments" can be replicated in order to help people learn to become more innovative.

Mentored by England's leading composer, Benjamin Britten and Imogen Holst, Benjamin Zander is recognized as one of the seminal teachers of the era, expanding audiences for classical music everywhere through radio, TV, pre-concert and lectures. Zander is a Faculty of the New England Conservatory, where he teaches his famous Interpretation Class, conducts the Youth Philharmonic Orchestra and regularly conducts the conservatory orchestras.

Bestselling coauthor of The Disney Way, The Disney Way Fieldbook, and the exciting new account of Pixar's unique culture entitled Innovate the Pixar Way: Business Lessons from the World's Most Creative Corporate Playground. For over thirty years, Bill has benchmarked the Walt Disney Company and helped scores of organizations revamp their customer service standards, develop innovative products, and increase productivity using Walt's original credo for success.

From 1977 to 1981, Bill Drayton served as Assistant Administrator at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency where he had lead responsibility in representing the environment in Administration-wide policy development, notably including budget, energy, and economic policy. In 2006, he was recognized as being one of Harvard University's 100 "Most Influential Alumni."

Former magazine editor and award-winning news director, Bob Basso teaches corporations how to lighten the reins of management and create a positive work environment. Bob is President of Light Management & Associates and is author of This Job Should Be Fun - The New York Profit Strategy For Managing People.