Michael
Ray's
Key Accomplishments Include . . .
Michael
L. Ray is the first John G. McCoy-Banc One Corporation Professor
of Creativity and Innovation and of Marketing (Emeritus) at
Stanford University's Graduate School of Business. Michael
Ray has produced over one hundred publications, including
nine books and six state-of-the-art chapters. His books include
Creativity in Business (co-authored with Rochelle
Myers), which was named as one of the nine "Greatest
Business Books Ever Written" by Inc. magazine,
The Path of the Everyday Hero (co-authored with Lorna
Catford), which was picked as the best business self-help
book of 1991 by New York Times News Service, and The Creative
Spirit (co-authored with Daniel Goleman and Paul Kaufman),
which was the companion book to the PBS series of the same
name. He is a Fellow of the World Business Academy and received
their prestigious 1991 Harman Award.
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About Michael Ray
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Michael
Ray, a former director of a major retailer, food company,
catalog company, start-up airline, and three companies in
the communication industry, is a specialist in new paradigm
business, creativity, innovation, marketing communication,
advertising, and the behavioral science approach to marketing
problems. He is a social psychologist with extensive experience
in advertising, marketing management and in developing generative
work environments for companies and individuals.
Michael
Ray developed Creativity in Business (CIB), an innovative
learning system designed to ignite individual and organizational
creativity through a combination of learning media and exercises.
CIB is based on his
Stanford Graduate School of Business course, "Personal
Creativity in Business,"
which has received national and international media attention
for its innovative approaches to developing creativity in
business and in everyday life. |
Creativity
in Business 
