Author and Speaker Ed Ruggero has helped clients as diverse as the FBI, CitiFinancial, the New York City Police Department, Time, the CIA, Forbes, General Mills, Johnson & Johnson, P & G, and Hugo Boss USA develop the kind of leaders that people want to follow.
Ed is the author of eleven books, including Combat Jump: The Young MenWho Led the Assault Into Fortress Europe, July 1943, which became aone-hour docu-drama on The History Channel. Ed is also the co-authorof The Leader's Compass, a fictional story of how one leader developeda personal leadership philosophy. His most recent book is The First MenIn: US Paratroopers and the Fight to Save D-Day. Ed is a panelist for theWashington Post's On Leadership series and an adjunct faculty member atthe University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business. Following graduation from West Point, Ed was commissioned in theUnited States Army and served as an infantry officer in a variety ofleadership positions. Following his military service, Ed pursued a careeras an author, public speaker, and trainer. In 2007, Ed delivered a seriesof talks to business leaders in major cities throughout China. He alsoleads a Gettysburg and a Normandy Leadership Experience, whereparticipants walk the ground of these great struggles to learn battle-tested leadership lessons that will help them meet their own challenges. |