George Westerman

Dr. George Westerman, a renowned figure in executive leadership and technology strategy, boasts over two decades at MIT Sloan School of Management and has authored three acclaimed books, notably 'Leading Digital: Turning Technology Into Business Transformation.'

As a trailblazing researcher on digital transformation, George has contributed to prestigious journals like Harvard Business Review and Sloan Management Review and actively reshapes global workforce learning paradigms through MIT's Global Opportunity Forum (http://goi.mit.edu).

George, serving as the co-chair of the MIT Sloan CIO Leadership Awards, leverages his expertise as a member of the Digital Strategy Roundtable for the US Library of Congress and an advisor to the World Health Organization Academy. Additionally, he leads multiple executive courses at MIT and engages with top management teams worldwide.

Before his doctorate from Harvard Business School, George amassed extensive experience in product development and technology leadership roles. His vast areas of influence encompass digital transformation, workforce learning, innovation/corporate entrepreneurship, and CIO/IT Leadership.

George holds a DBA in Innovation and Organization Design from Harvard Business School, an MBA from the University of Maryland - Robert H. Smith School of Business, and a BS in Engineering from The Catholic University of America.

Throughout his career, George has been associated with renowned organizations such as WORKCRED INC, MIT Open Learning, MIT Sloan School of Management, U.S. Library of Congress, and more, each contributing to his profound impact on the fields of technology strategy and executive leadership.