The Thinkers50 Hall of Fame salutes distinguished management thinkers and their contributions.  Their names and legacies are added to the existing names, all of whom have made a lasting and vital impact on how organisations are led and managed.  The honour is given in recognition of an outstanding and exceptional contribution to management thinking over many years.

Emeritus professor of strategic management at London South Bank University, Bruce Lloyd has published over 200 articles on a wide range of strategy and futures-related issues, including leadership, organisational performance, wisdom, and knowledge management. With a background in chemical engineering, he spent over 20 years in industry and finance before joining the academic world to help establish the Management Centre at what is now London South Bank University. Bruce was the UK coordinator for The Millenium Project from 1999 to 2005. He received his MSc (Economics/MBA from London Business School in 1968 and has a PhD (by published work) for ‘The Future of Offices and Office Work: Implications for Organisational Strategy’. Bruce has undertaken over 30 interviews on leadership/management related issues for various journals. 

Bruce attended Elizabeth College from 1948-1960 and now lives in London with his wife Leora.