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This section is a "Who's Who in Knowledge Management".

The selection of people is rather arbitrary - consisting mainly of people I know or 'know of' but invariably people whom I feel have contributed to Knowledge Management in one way or another.

It consists of the well known such as Steve Denning, Tom Stewart or Ikujiro Nonaka - down to lesser mortals such as myself.

For many of them I have a link to their websites or personal home pages in order that you may learn more about their work. You can also search Amazon to find books authored by them or search the web to find other articles and interviews.

	Baruch Lev Professor of Accounting & Finance, Stern School of Business, NYU
	Bob Buckman President & Chairman, The Applied Knowledge Group
	Carla O’Dell APQC, Chief Executive Officer
	Chris Collison Knowledge Consultant
	David DeLong
	David Gurteen Knowledge Management Facilitator
	David Skyrme Knowledge Consultant
	Debbie Lawley
	Dorothy Leonard Professor & Director of Research, Harvard Business School
	Elizabeth Lank Knowledge Consultant
	Fons Trompenaars Trompenaars Hampden-Turner
	Geoff Parcell Knowledge Management Consultant
	Ikujiro Nonaka Professor in Knowledge at the Haas School of Business
	Jan Mouritsen Professor at Copenhagen Business School
	John Seely Brown Ex. Director of Xerox Palo Alto Research Center (Parc)
	Karl-Erik Sveiby Consultant & Professor in Knowledge Management
	Karl Wiig Consultant & Author
	Nancy Dixon
	Nick Milton Director & Co-Founder of Knoco Ltd
	Richard Cross
	Ron Young CEO Knowledge Associates
	Ross Dawson Founder & Chief Executive Officer of Advanced Human Technologies
	Sir Muir Gray
	Steve Barth
	Thomas A. Stewart Journalist & Author
	Victoria Ward Sparknow

If you are interested in Knowledge Management, the Knowledge Café or the role of conversation in organizational life then you my be interested in this online book I am writing on Conversational Leadership

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