Howard Yu
Howard Yu is the author of "LEAP: How to Thrive in a World Where Everything Can Be Copied" (PublicAffairs; June 2018), LEGO professor of management and innovation at the IMD Business School in Switzerland, and director of IMD’s signature Advanced Management Program (AMP). A native of Hong Kong, he earned his doctoral degree from Harvard Business School.
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