Mentors Like W. Chan Kim

W. Chan Kim is a prominent business theorist known for his work on Blue Ocean Strategy. If you follow W. Chan Kim, these are the 24 most similar thought leaders we track, matched by profile similarity and ranked by their Modern Mentor AI credibility rating.

Simon Sinek
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Simon Sinek

Optimist teaching leaders to inspire across various sectors, author of two books, and inspiring Twitter figure.

Credibility rating: 304/1000

Robin Sharma
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Robin Sharma

World-renowned leadership speaker and guru, advised major corporations and global influencers; best-selling author.

Credibility rating: 300/1000

Mike Michalowicz
3

Mike Michalowicz

Mike Michalowicz is a successful entrepreneur and author known for his innovative business strategies.

Credibility rating: 276/1000

Seth Godin
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Seth Godin

Seth Godin is a prominent author and marketing expert known for his influential books and innovative ideas.

Credibility rating: 260/1000

Rob Fitzpatrick
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Rob Fitzpatrick

Business owner and author of three enduring handbooks used in universities and companies globally.

Credibility rating: 197/1000

Michael Lewis
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Michael Lewis

Michael Lewis is a renowned American author and financial journalist known for his impactful nonfiction works.

Credibility rating: 172/1000

Chris Voss
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Chris Voss

Chris Voss is a former FBI negotiator and founder of The Black Swan Group, specializing in negotiation training.

Credibility rating: 156/1000

Eric Ries
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Eric Ries

Eric Ries is an entrepreneur and author known for his Lean Startup methodology.

Credibility rating: 116/1000

Adam Grant
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Adam Grant

Organizational psychologist at Wharton, bestselling author and TED speaker, recognized for influential management ideas.

Credibility rating: 111/1000

Greg Mckeown
10

Greg Mckeown

Greg McKeown is a leadership strategist and author known for his book 'Essentialism.'

Credibility rating: 103/1000

Thomas J. Stanley
11

Thomas J. Stanley

Dr. Thomas J. Stanley was a prominent author and expert on America's affluent population.

Credibility rating: 62/1000

Yves Pigneur
12

Yves Pigneur

Yves Pigneur is a Belgian computer scientist and professor known for the Business Model Canvas.

Credibility rating: 61/1000

Jonah Berger
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Jonah Berger

Jonah Berger is a marketing professor and bestselling author known for his expertise in consumer behavior.

Credibility rating: 61/1000

Gino Wickman
14

Gino Wickman

Gino Wickman is an entrepreneur and author known for developing the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS).

Credibility rating: 50/1000

Steven Kotler
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Steven Kotler

Steven Kotler is an American author and entrepreneur known for his nonfiction works.

Credibility rating: 50/1000

Michael E. Gerber
16

Michael E. Gerber

Michael E. Gerber is a renowned entrepreneur and author known for his contributions to small business development.

Credibility rating: 49/1000

Dan Olsen
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Dan Olsen

Expert in product development and customer feedback strategies.

Credibility rating: 45/1000

Chris Smith
18

Chris Smith

Chris Smith is a co-founder of Curaytor and a recognized marketing expert.

Credibility rating: 41/1000

Dan S. Kennedy
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Dan S. Kennedy

Dan S. Kennedy is a renowned author and marketing consultant with a significant influence on entrepreneurs.

Credibility rating: 39/1000

Bill George
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Bill George

Bill George is a prominent business leader and academic known for his work in leadership and management.

Credibility rating: 35/1000

Jim Edwards
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Jim Edwards

Jim Edwards focuses on copywriting, ebook publishing, and marketing strategies.

Credibility rating: 32/1000

Shannon Waller
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Shannon Waller

Shannon Waller is an expert in entrepreneurial teams and a key figure at Strategic Coach®.

Credibility rating: 31/1000

Joe Polish
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Joe Polish

Joe Polish is a prominent marketing expert and founder of Genius Network®.

Credibility rating: 25/1000

David Meerman Scott
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David Meerman Scott

David Meerman Scott is a marketing strategist and author known for his insights on online marketing.

Credibility rating: 4/1000

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