From President Obama to Mark Zuckerberg, some of these industry movers and shakers will surprise you. What Counting Diamonds And Steve Jobs Taught Guy Kawasaki About How To Enchant Customers While ...

Guy Kawasaki has seen a lot and done a lot. He worked for Steve Jobs. Not once, but twice, and he turned down a third. He's been a trusted advisor and evangelist for startups and Fortune 50 companies.

When you are a startup company, it’s sure nice to have a leading evangelist in your corner. Well, Seattle upstart Writer.ly just landed a big-name advisor in the form of Guy Kawasaki, the former Apple ...

Thirty years ago, Guy Kawasaki went to work for a computer company that was trying to change the business with a product named after a fruit. Since helping launch the Macintosh computer, Kawasaki has ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kathy Caprino, M.A. covers careers, leadership and personal growth. Kawasaki is now chief evangelist of Canva, an online graphic ...

Once upon a time Guy Kawasaki worked for Apple. During his time with Apple, he stood out for his contributions to the personal computing industry, placing him on a level with some of the greats. Today ...

Last year, Guy Kawasaki was preparing to speak at an annual conference. He had just published his ninth book, and contacted Penguin Publishing to fulfill 500 digital orders of Enchantment. The ...

After three decades in Silicon Valley, Guy Kawasaki's resume is extensive, impressive, and eclectic: pioneering "evangelist" at Apple, venture capitalist, tech entrepreneur, author, in-demand speaker, ...

I am attending the EdTeachTeacher iPad Summit Boston for the next two days and the opening keynote this morning was from Guy Kawasaki who offered his Top 10 List for Innovation. As I listened to the ...

Before there were influencers, there were evangelists, people who helped to spread the good news about a brand. And while today’s influencers are brands unto themselves, evangelists put the message of ...

One of Guy Kawasaki’s recurring pieces of advice to entrepreneurs is to create a mantra, not a mission statement. A mantra is three or four words that captures the essence of your organization e.g.

On Tuesday, it was announced that Phil Schiller, Apple’s senior vice president of worldwide marketing, will transition into a new role as an Apple Fellow. This honorary position is one that Apple ...