Professor Benjamin Laker
Director of Impact and Global Engagement
Professor of Leadership
Postgraduate Research Director of Leadership, Organisations and Behaviour

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- Economic Inequality,
- Internationalisation,
- Societal Prosperity
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Professor Benjamin Laker is Director of Impact and Global Engagement and Professor of Leadership at Henley Business School. He also serves as Postgraduate Research Director for the department of Leadership, Organisations and Behaviour.
Benjamin studies the impact of leadership on society, with a current focus on how leaders influence public health outcomes. He is an Associate Editor of the British Medical Journal's BMJ Leader.
In addition to publishing research in Harvard Business Review, Human Resource Management, the Journal of Consumer Research and MIT Sloan Management Review, Benjamin has written two books. His first, Too Proud To Lead, examined dysfunctional leadership and received praise from the Financial Times. His second, Closing the Service Gap, was endorsed by Apple, Google, Microsoft and the Wall Street Journal for explaining how platforms can advance economic prosperity.
Benjamin delivers keynotes to corporate and government audiences on developing leadership practices that improve social prosperity. He is often asked to attend New York Times panel discussions, United Nations Climate Change Conferences and United States House Select Committee hearings that supply public policy recommendations to the United States Congress. His proximity to lawmaking effectuates opportunities to frequent Bloomberg, BBC and CNN newscasts.
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Specialisms
- Economic Inequality
- Internationalisation
- Societal Prosperity
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