Warren Berger

Warren Berger is an authority on innovation and inquiry, recognized for his work as an author, journalist, and speaker. He is known for the book "A More Beautiful Question," which examines how asking effective questions can drive creativity and change within organizations and individuals. Berger’s writing has appeared in publications including The New York Times, Fast Company, and Harvard Business Review, where he explores topics such as innovation, design thinking, and problem-solving.

Berger has authored and co-authored several books, including "Glimmer: How Design Can Transform Your Life and Maybe Even the World," which was named one of BusinessWeek’s Best Innovation and Design Books. His work addresses creativity, questioning, and the role of inquiry in professional and educational settings. Berger is invited to speak at conferences, universities, and corporate events, where he presents practical insights on fostering innovation and adaptability.

Berger’s expertise includes collaborations with professionals and organizations in design and education. He has contributed to the advancement of inquiry-based learning and encourages professionals to use curiosity as a tool for growth. Berger serves as an advisor to business leaders, educators, and creative professionals, focusing on the art of questioning.

Transitioning from traditional journalism to a focus on innovation, Berger discusses adaptability and lifelong learning in his talks. His approach to promoting a culture of inquiry has established him as a respected figure in innovation, creativity, and thought leadership.