Fred Kofman

Fred Kofman is an economist, author, consultant, and thought leader in the field of conscious leadership and conscious business. His work focuses on integrating business success with ethics, purpose, and personal development, promoting a management approach that seeks transcendence.

He earned a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley, and served as a professor of management information systems at MIT’s Sloan School of Management, one of the world’s most prestigious academic institutions. This combined background in economics and business led him to explore the intersection between corporate profitability and the human meaning of work, an area to which he has devoted much of his career.

Kofman is the founder of the Conscious Business Center International and was a founding member of the business division at the Integral Institute. His philosophy revolves around the concepts of “Metamanagement” and the “Conscious Enterprise,” the titles of his bestsellers. In these works, he argues that consciousness is the primary source of greatness in an organization, and that sustainable success requires leaders and employees to take unconditional responsibility for their actions and results.

His methodology has been applied to cultural transformation and leadership development in hundreds of companies around the world. His approach promotes the development of self-awareness, integrity, and effective communication as the cornerstones for building high-performing teams with a deep sense of purpose. Kofman’s legacy lies in providing a framework for more ethical and meaningful leadership, transforming the way work and business are understood.