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The World's Strategy Expert
Gary Gagliardi is an internationally-known strategic trainer, award-winning author, and political and military strategic media analyst. He is a multiple award-winning author, and the world’s leading authority on the classical strategy of Sun Tzu's The Art of War. In the last five years, ten of his books on strategy have won award-recognition in seven different non-fiction categories, including the Ben Franklin Award for the Best Self-Help Book for the Golden Key to Strategy. His books are sold around the world and more of his books are sold in translation than their original English.
The Science of Strategy InstituteThe Institute grew out of Gary's strategic work with the world's largest organizations. Gary's decades of experience with a wide variety of industries has given him a unique perspective on the forces shaping global competition, especially as China grows increasingly important in the world economy. Visit the Institute's Web Site. Media Strategic Analyst
Award-Winning Author
Success in Business
Unlike many business experts, whose knowledge is purely academic, Gary's skills were honed in real competition. He won the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Blue Chip Quality Award, Trendsetter Award, and became an Entrepreneur of the Year finalist, Gary's customers--AT&T, GE, Motorola, IBM, Boeing, and others--began inviting him to speak at their conferences and to their employees. See business awards... An Expert in High-TechYou may have heard Gary's name as an expert in client/server computing, database design, and supply chain management. Gary wrote computer books both for the general public (published by Bantam Books) and for college level courses, published by Addison-Wellesley. Today, he applies his knowledge of information theory to the application of strategy. Click here to see his earlier books.
Cancer and Change
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Gary's understanding of
classical strategy allows him to quickly see the relevant aspects of
the breaking news that others miss. During his hundreds of
“Over
the past 44 years on radio I’ve interviewed thousands of guests. Fewer than
one guest per decade, however, penetrated to the level I consider Highest of
the High... The latest to make that level is Gary Gagliardi, whose
translation and explanation of the wisdom of the ancient fabled Chinese
general Sun Tzu slap right up against today’s headlines and make the most
riveting kind of radio.” Barry Farber, Talk Radio Network
Gary
has won more award recognition for more books in more categories
from more award groups than any other non-fiction author in the
twenty-first century. In the last few years, ten of his books on
strategy have been recognized in seven different categories:
business, self-help, philosophy, sports, career, youth non-fiction,
and multicultural books. In 2007, the Book of the Year award
committee recognized two of Gary's newest books for recognition in
career and sports categories.
Gary began studying
classical strategy over thirty years ago. Using these principles, he
built a multimillion-dollar high-tech software company into one
of the Inc. 500 fastest growing companies in America. After selling
his company, Gary
focused his energies on strategic training and writing books explaining the
principles of strategy.
Gary's work is popular all over the world especially
in Asia. He was once the guest
of Jardins, Hong Kong's original trading company, the "noble house."
While in Hong Kong, Gary was given the honor of firing the cannon
that signals noontime for the territory. Until he and his wife,
Becky, were taken out to the harbor by a military escort, Gary
didn't realized that the event was witnessed by thousands of
tourists and locals who come in boats to witness the event.
In 2001, Gary was diagnosed with a deadly cancer and saw his
fellow patients literally die because they didn't have the
decision-making skills that he was teaching to the world's largest
organizations. As he recovered, he decided to re-orient his training
to help people use the science of strategy in their
everyday lives which resulted in his award-winning self-help book,