Priya Parker

Priya Parker, a luminary in the world of intentional human convergence, invites us through her seminal book, "The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters," to ponder the profound alchemy of assembly. As an author, Parker's bio is not merely a recounting of achievements but a testament to her deep-seated philosophy that meetings can be more than mere exchanges; they are opportunities for transformation. At the heart of her work lies a relentless inquiry into the essence of human interaction. Through her visionary lens, gatherings transcend mundane routine to become powerful catalysts for change. Parker’s narrative style artfully intertwines precision with warmth, a reflection of her dual mastery of conflict resolution and community building. Her endeavors, from the halls of the World Economic Forum to the poignant dialogues across racial and geopolitical divides, showcase her commitment to fostering spaces where dialogue can blossom into understanding. Parker's intellectual journey, shaped by the rigorous halls of M.I.T., the Harvard Kennedy School, and the University of Virginia, equips her with a unique perspective on organizational design and public policy. Yet, it is in the elegant simplicity of her prose that her ideas truly resonate, encouraging readers to reimagine the potential for authentic connection. In Brooklyn, she weaves her life and work into a tapestry of innovation alongside her role at Mobius Executive Leadership. Her creative pursuits, such as the 15 Toasts dinner series, illustrate an ongoing dedication to crafting experiences that are as meaningful as they are memorable. Parker continues to challenge and redefine the art of gathering, urging us all to look beyond convention and embrace the transformative power of purpose-driven assembly.