Scott Galloway is a distinguished American entrepreneur, author, and public speaker, renowned for his expertise in marketing and digital intelligence. As a clinical professor at the New York University Stern School of Business, he imparts knowledge on brand management and digital marketing to MBA students, focusing on the strategies of leading tech companies. His insights into the Big Four—Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Apple—have established him as a thought leader in understanding their economic impact and market strategies.

Galloway’s career is marked by his entrepreneurial spirit. In 1992, he founded Prophet, a successful brand consultancy, followed by the creation of RedEnvelope in 1997, an innovative e-commerce platform. His venture, L2 Inc., established in 2010, became a pivotal digital intelligence firm, ultimately acquired by Gartner for $155 million. Galloway’s ability to foresee market trends was exemplified when he accurately predicted Amazon’s acquisition of Whole Foods in 2017 and the location of Amazon HQ2 in 2018.

As a prolific author, Galloway has penned several influential books, including “The Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google,” which explores the unique strengths of these tech giants. His other works, such as “The Algebra of Happiness” and “Post Corona,” reflect his deep understanding of societal and economic dynamics, resonating with a broad audience.

Galloway’s impact extends to media, where he co-hosts the popular podcast “Pivot” and launched “The Prof G Show.” His critical analyses of major corporations and advocacy for antitrust intervention have positioned him as a leading voice in the discourse on technology and business ethics, making him an invaluable asset for organizations seeking strategic insights.