Ron Wallace

Ron Wallace is a dynamic leader and international best-selling author whose multifaceted career has spanned several industries and roles, beginning with his retirement as the President of UPS International, where he led operations across more than 200 countries and managed a team of 60,000 employees. Post-retirement, Ron made significant contributions as a police officer, developer, restaurateur, and public servant, notably being appointed by the Governor of Georgia to chair the commission for the creation of the City of Milton, Georgia, where he acted as the inaugural leader to establish city infrastructure and services. He is also an international best-selling author with notable works including "Leadership Lessons from a UPS Driver: Delivering a Culture of We, Not Me," reflecting on his experiences at UPS to teach leadership principles, and "Irish Pubs in America: History, Lore, and Recipes," which he and co-author Bob Meyers won an Indie Book Award. His latest work, "American Madness: Waking up to Woke" has reached International Best-Selling status within several Amazon categories. Wallace has played significant roles in over one hundred campaigns and wrote a book about how to win an election named "Power of the Campaign Pyramid: Hope is not a Strategy." Beyond his professional achievements, Ron is deeply involved in his community, contributing to various boards and engaging in philanthropy. His most recent literary endeavor is "American Madness: Waking Up to Woke," a critical examination of how modern ideological shifts are influencing American society and a call for a return to the core principles that have historically underpinned the nation's strength and unity.