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Karen Dillon

Best-selling author, 3X Clayton Christensen co-author, keynote speaker

Karen Dillon is a prominent author, speaker, and faculty member at the Intermountain Healthcare Leadership Institute.23 She is a former editor of Harvard Business Review magazine and has co-authored three books with Clayton Christensen, including the New York Times bestseller "How Will You Measure Your Life?".14

Dillon is currently the Editorial Director at BanyanGlobal Family Business Advisors, a position she has held since September 2017.4 She is also a senior fellow at the Christensen Institute, where she focuses on global prosperity research.35

As a faculty member at the Intermountain Healthcare Leadership Institute since March 2020, Dillon contributes to advanced training for experienced clinical and operational leaders in non-profit and academic health systems.4 The institute aims to enhance the impact of these leaders within their organizations and the healthcare sector at large.4

Dillon has been recognized for her influence in the business world, having been named one of the world's most influential and inspiring women by Ashoka.1 She is a popular keynote speaker and offers interactive workshops on topics related to leadership and personal development.15

Her most recent book, "The Microstress Effect: How Little Things Pile Up and Create Big Problems – and What to Do About It," was named a Thinkers50 Breakthrough Idea of 2023.1 Through her work, Dillon continues to focus on well-being and helping others find purpose in their personal and professional lives.5

Highlights

Dec 6 · linkedin

HBR has just released a new series called "Our favorite advice on work, change, and life". I'm pleased to share that HBR Efosa Ojomo and I were asked to introduce Clay Christensen's original article, How Will You Measure Your Life?, as part of that series. We shared our perspective on the profound impact that article (and subsequent book) had on people. "Once HBR published the article, feedback flooded in. Clay was inundated with calls and notes of gratitude from all over the world. We both personally know people who have changed careers, started their own businesses, or refocused their lives around their families after learning these ideas." Check out the original article and the new HBR series. #measureyourlife #ClayChristensen

Jun 5 · linkedin

We are so honored to have our book, The Microstress Effect, named by Thinkers50 as one of the ten best new management books of 2023! With Rob Cross. And thanks to our awesome editors, Scott Berinato and Susan Catterall Francis (she/her). A great way to start the week! #microstress

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