Jeff Schwartz

Jeff is a advisor on the future of work to Deloitte Consulting where he is a retired senior partner. He is a recognized global advisor and thought leader and the author of WORK DISRUPTED. Jeff is the Vice President of Insights and Impact at Gloat, the world's leading start up creating enterprsie talent marketplaces driven by AI. He is an adjunct professor at the Columbia Graduate School of Business. He has been a consulting partner for 25 years and he has extensive experience in workforce and workplace transformation, work redesign, and human capital issues in global and growth markets. He has lived in and led practices in the US, India, Russia, Belgium, Israel and Kenya. He most recently created and led the US Consulting Future of Work research and practice; he is the co-founder and was the US lead partner from 2016-2019 for Deloitte Catalyst in Tel Aviv (the US-Israel Innovation Tech Terminal), and he has been the global editor and senior researcher for 10 years of Deloitte’s Global Human Capital Trends report, one of the world’s leading annual reports on the future of the workforce, organizations and HR, which he started in 2011. He has authored and contributed to more than 40 articles for the Wall Street Journal, the Deloitte Review, the MIT Sloan Management Review, the Rotman Management Review (at the University of Toronto), and Wired Magazine. Before his career in management consulting, Jeff was a US Peace Corps volunteer teacher in Nepal (1981-1983), a fellow at the RFK Memorial Foundation leading the Youth Policy Institute, an investment banker at Chemical Investment Bank—now part of JPMC (1987-1988), and one of the first US Peace Corps Associate Directors in the Russian Federation (1991-1992). He has graduate degrees from the Yale School of Management (MBA, 1987) and the School of Public and International Affairs at Princeton University (MPA, 1987) and an undergraduate degree from Cornell University in History and Government (BA, 1980). Jeff served on the Cornell University Board of Trustees from 1979 to1980.