Author, Innovator, Entrepreneur
Bill Taylor, co-founder of Fast Company, has a passion for the ideas and practices that are reshaping how organizations compete, innovate, and succeed. He inspires and equips leaders at every level to do the hard work of big change.
Performing While Transforming
How to Meet the Leadership Test of Our Time
Past Clients
Speaking
Bill has addressed audiences around the world from financial services, healthcare, technology, and countless other fields. He helps leaders think bigger, aim higher, and bring out the best in their colleagues.
Books
Simply Brilliant
How Great Organizations Do Ordinary Things in Extraordinary Ways
Practically Radical
Transform Your Company, Shake Up Your Industry, Challenge Yourself
Mavericks at Work
Why the Most Original Minds in Business Win
Bill's Previous Manifesto
Articles
CEOs, Step into the Front Lines or Risk Losing Touch
Leading change is both a top-down process and a bottom-up process. The goal is to educate and energize colleagues at every level, especially those on the front lines, about the power of your plans, and to be educated and energized by the pragmatic wisdom of their experiences. Change programs work […]
HBR: Your Competitors Aren’t Always Who You Think They Are
When it comes to strategy, one way to meet radically new expectations in your industry is to draw from the impressive and surprising strategies that are being used in other industries. Why can’t interacting with an insurance company be as responsive and transparent as interacting with Uber? Why can’t checking […]
The Impact of Fraud on Businesses and Consumers
Fraud affects nearly every part of the economy, from small local businesses to large corporations and individual consumers. It can take many forms, including identity theft, payment fraud, investment scams, insurance fraud, cybercrime, and false financial reporting. Regardless of the method used, fraud often creates financial losses, damages trust, and […]
About Bill
Bill Taylor is a writer, a speaker, and entrepreneur who has shaped the global conversation about the best ways to compete, innovate, and succeed. He is the cofounder and founding editor of Fast Company.