Principal
Merrill Meadow
From biology, business, or art, Meadow’s story is that of a communications professional with deep experience in academic, healthcare, corporate, and policy environments. His longstanding roles at Harvard University and the National Academy of Sciences entailed collaborating with scholars to generate support for transformative initiatives that launched new initiatives or fundamentally advanced critical work at the institutions.
Meadow writes books, articles, blogs, and speeches; develops fundraising proposals, case statements, and marketing material; translates scientific concepts into language accessible to general audiences; and crafts strategic communication & fundraising plans. He is the co-author with Eric Sinoway of Howard’s Gift: Uncommon Wisdom to Inspire Your Life’s Work.
Merrill helps people and organizations of all types and missions tell their stories in compelling, innovative, and highly desirable ways. He is an entrepreneur, who is in demand by many of the world’s leading scientists, academic institutions, and creative individuals.
A serial entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist, Posmantur is one of the world’s leaders in conceiving and executing partnerships and connecting people and brands in extraordinary ways.
From original storytelling to complex grant proposals developed with scholars, Meadow is an inquisitive and creative writer whose Entrepreneurial Thinking transforms complex and challenging material into clear, energetic prose.
A trail blazer, icon, and role model to millions worldwide, Grossman epitomizes how to successfully implement Entrepreneurial Thinking in well-established companies.
Howard H. Stevenson is a historic figure in the field of entrepreneurship – one who has been heralded as “the Lion of Entrepreneurship” by Forbes, credited with “coining the best definition of an entrepreneur ever” by Inc. Magazine, and described as “the individual who will go down in business history as ‘the entrepreneur of the entrepreneurs’” by Steve Jobs’ mentor, Arthur Rock.
With over 30 years of advising businesses on growth strategies, Vetter is an entrepreneurial thinker whose work helps guide scores of companies.
With a leadership positions in the private, nonprofit, and academic sectors, Neylon has worked at the intersection of applying corporate principles and Entrepreneurial Thinking to leading mission-driven organizations.
A single visionary who was decades ahead of her time, Sargent dramatically increased the role of women at Harvard by founding the Women’s Leadership Board at the Kennedy School.
A small business owner who inherited a modest marina from his father, Fernandez reimagined the business into a nationally renowned services, marketing, and hospitality company.
Throughout his career as an executive, entrepreneur, consultant, and author working with some of the world’s most valuable brands, respected organizations, and influential leaders, Sinoway has—as Stevenson describes it—“epitomized Entrepreneurial Thinking by succeeding as ‘an entrepreneur’ in a wide breath of organizations that were both early stage and well established.”
A Princeton student who developed an idea that led her generation could transform public education, Web’s undergraduate thesis impacted millions of children globally.
