Meet the Founding Members
Last updated September 20, 2024
Next Big Idea Club is founded by a group of renowned individuals whose shared passion for books, ideas, and fostering intellectual curiosity brought this vibrant community to life.
The Founding Members
- Malcolm Gladwell: Renowned author, journalist, and speaker best known for his bestselling books *Outliers*, *The Tipping Point*, and *Talking to Strangers*. Gladwell's work explores sociological and psychological themes with sharp insights and captivating storytelling.
- Susan Cain: Author and speaker known for her groundbreaking book *Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking*. Cain is a passionate advocate for introverts and speaks widely about the importance of embracing quiet and introspective strengths.
- Adam Grant: Organizational psychologist, author, and professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Grant is a bestselling author whose work explores topics of creativity, motivation, and leadership.
- Daniel Pink: Author, speaker, and thought leader who explores the intersection of human behavior, work, and creativity. Pink is known for his books *Drive*, *A Whole New Mind*, and *To Sell is Human*, which challenge conventional thinking about work and motivation.
Shared Vision
The founding members share a vision to:
- Inspire a Love of Reading: To cultivate a passion for reading and learning by providing engaging and thought-provoking books.
- Promote Lifelong Learning: To encourage continuous intellectual growth and exploration through books and engaging dialogue.
- Foster Meaningful Connections: To create a community where individuals can connect, share ideas, and learn from each other.
Their Influence
The founding members bring their unique expertise and perspectives to Next Big Idea Club, enriching the book selections, shaping the discussions, and inspiring a vibrant community of readers. Their shared vision and dedication have made Next Big Idea Club a thriving space for intellectual exploration and connection.
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