24 rising high performance teams speakers on Mezzo — including Andrew Smith, Aaron Gibson, and Toto Wolff. Each with the talks, gig history, and co-appearances to back it up.
Andrew Smith
Business Leader | Technology Strategy & Digital Transformation
Aaron Gibson
Business Strategist | Leadership & Growth Expert
Toto Wolff
Executive Director, Mercedes-AMG Petronas | Formula 1 Leadership & Innovation
Moran Cerf
Neuroscientist decoding human decision-making and brain function mysteries
Mark Pollock
Adventurer | Exploring the Human-Technology Frontier
Des Traynor
Co-founder at Intercom | Expert on scaling beyond product-market fit
Ellie Goulding
Pop Star and Recording Artist Analyzing Digital Media and Music Industry
Alex Jacques
Formula 1 Lead Commentator | Award-Winning Broadcaster & Sports Communication Expert
Eric Whitacre
Grammy-winning composer | Creator of the Virtual Choir, 100M+ views
Daniel Goleman
Psychologist | Emotional Intelligence & Leadership
Noah Charney
Serial Entrepreneur | Innovative Disruption
Julia Dhar
BCG Consultant | Champion of Productive Disagreement
Gillian Tans
Tech Executive and Global Business Leader Transforming Digital Travel Experiences
Alain Sylvain
Innovation strategist | Exploring technology's contextual impact on business transformation
Bill Buxton
Principal Researcher and UX Design Innovator at Microsoft Research
Braden Kowitz
Design Leadership Expert Transforming Product Development Strategies
Tracy Edwards
Ocean racing pioneer | Led first all-female crew in Whitbread Round the World Race
Andy Budd
Design leadership expert | Navigating the transition from maker to manager
Melissa J. Moore
Moderna Chief Scientific Officer | Pioneering mRNA Medicines
Jason Shen
Founder & CEO | Inspiring Leaders to Thrive Under Pressure
Valorie Kondos Field
UCLA Head Coach | Inspiring Winning Cultures
Alison Quirk
Organizational Psychologist | Leadership & Culture Strategist
Jim Hemerling
BCG Partner | Transforming Organizations Through Change
Drew Humphreys
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