Sir Ken Robinson was an internationally renowned authority on creativity, innovation, and human potential in education and business. His influential 2006 TED Talk became the most viewed in TED's history, amassing over 37 million views and solidifying his reputation as a leading thinker. Fast Company magazine named him one of the world's elite figures in creativity and innovation, while Thinkers50 recognized him among the top global business thought leaders.
Robinson advised governments, educational institutions, and cultural organizations worldwide, including UNESCO, the European Commission, and the Royal Shakespeare Company. His academic career included serving as Professor of Arts Education at the University of Warwick from 1989 to 2001. Known for his engaging speaking style and visionary ideas, Robinson specialized in transforming education systems to nurture creativity rather than suppress it. His work emphasized the critical need to cultivate human potential across all sectors of society.