Gary Gagliardi's Biography -Built an Inc. 500 software company with offices across the U.S. and in Europe -Authored over two dozen books on technology, business, marketing, and self-help, with ten of his books winning award recognition in eleven different nonfiction categories -His books have been translated into a dozen different languages and published around the world -Appeared as a strategy expert commenting on topics ranging from politics to terrorism on hundreds of radio and TV shows across the country -Trained employees of some of the world's largest organizations in competitive strategy -Lifetime certification in computer data processing from ICCP -An alumnus of the Harvard Graduate School of Business After a quick rise in sales and marketing management, first at Bic Pen and then at Tandy Corporation, Gary started FourGen Software in 1982. As its president and CEO, Gary led FourGen for over fourteen years of growth to become one of the Inc. 500 fastest-growing companies, developing adaptable order-entry applications for large corporations. After selling FourGen in 1997, he was invited to speak on the competitive strategies of Sun Tzu to organizations around the world, which he was known for using in building his company. In working with his corporate clients and other organizations, he authored a number of books using Sun Tzu's concepts adapted to modern competition. Ten of his books have won award recognition in seven different non-fiction categories, including the Ben Franklin Award for the Best Self-Help Book for The Golden Key to Strategy. His original English translation of Sun Tzu's The Art of War from the ancient Chinese is the only award-winning version. He started the Science of Strategy Institute as an umbrella for corporate trainers using his strategic methods. It offers his books, audios, videos, and an online training site certifying people's competitive skills. His largest work is a nine-volume exploration of the science of strategy.
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