Tom Morris

For problem-solving in the new century, we have Tom Morris, one of the most innovative public philosophers of our time, in contrast to the old world's Socrates. Morris helps audiences live and work better and more intelligently by applying the knowledge of the greatest thinkers of all time to the problems of today. Morris taught philosophy for fifteen years at the University of Notre Dame, where at one point up to an eighth of the student population was enrolled in his seminars due to the demand for his instruction. His twenty works include the best-selling If Aristotle Ran General Motors, The Art of Achievement, and If Harry Potter Ran General Electric. He is now the head of the Morris Institute for Human Values. Twisdom (Twitter Wisdom), one of his most recent publications, was the first to compile the quick daily knowledge that comes from Twitter. Morris is a highly sought-after business speaker because of his perspectives on current affairs in relation to philosophical precepts. CNN, NBC, CNBC, NPR, The New York Times, Fast Company, USA Today, Newsweek, The Los Angeles Times, The Washington Post, and The Economist are just a few of the news organizations that have covered him. He also writes often for The Huffington Post, where he reflects on both personal and professional matters. Morris's captivating speeches provide audiences with fresh perspectives, insights, and realizations that they can use to broaden their thinking, tackle contemporary issues, and find true success and fulfillment in both their personal and professional lives.

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