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Leo Bottary

Leo Bottary

Leo Bottary is the founder and managing partner of Peernovation, LLC. Leo takes what the highest-performing CEO forums have been doing so brilliantly for decades to help members maximize the value of their group experience and apply these principles and practices to the teams in their organizations. He is an award-winning author of three books, along with a second edition of Peernovation: Forged by CEO Forums. Perfected for Teams, which was released in 2025. Leo is also a keynote speaker, workshop facilitator, opinion columnist and external advisory board member for CEOWORLD magazine, and an adjunct professor for Rutgers University.

Books by Leo Bottary:
Peernovation: (Second Edition) Forged by CEO Forums. Perfected for Teams. Peernovation: What Peer Advisory Groups Can Teach Us About Building High-Performing Teams. What Anyone Can Do: How Surrounding Yourself with the Right People Will Drive Change, Opportunity, and Personal Growth. The Power of Peers: How the Company You Keep Drives Leadership, Growth, and Success.


Leo Bottary is a member of the External Advisory Board (EAB) and Executive Council at the CEOWORLD magazine. You can follow him on Twitter and LinkedIn, for more information, visit the author’s website CLICK HERE.
Peers and AI
Global CEO Forum

Two Resources Leaders Must Harness to Thrive in 2026: Peers and AI

Many leadership discussions still focus on familiar topics: strategy, talent, technology, and execution. However, two of the most powerful resources available to leaders today remain consistently underutilized—not because they are rare, but because they are misunderstood. The first already exists within every organization: the influence of peers. Your employees act as the...
Why Systems Last and Programs Disappear
C-Suite Perspective

Why Systems Last and Programs Disappear

Organizations don’t suffer from a lack of initiatives. They suffer from an excess of them.  New programs aimed at boosting engagement, collaboration, learning, accountability, or performance are introduced all too often. Many are well-meaning and thoughtfully planned. However, over time, most fade away. They add another layer to an already busy environment, becoming just one more...
Leo Bottary
Executive Briefing

The Productivity Bridge: Why Results Permit Groups & Teams to Expect More

For years, Harvard Business School Professor and best-selling author Amy Edmondson’s research on psychological safety has given leaders a powerful lens for understanding team performance. Edmondson’s well-known 2×2 model, which shows psychological safety and accountability not as opposing forces, but as necessary partners, clearly illustrates where high performance lives: the Learning Zone. She characterizes it...
Team building
CEO Insider

Great Training Inspires. Great Systems Transcend

There’s something universally energizing about attending an impressive workshop or team-building session. The room feels alive. People lean forward, contribute more openly, and scribble notes purposefully. Ideas burst like fireworks, friendships ignite, and trust deepens. For a moment, everyone sees what could be. Three weeks later, the notebooks gathering dust are the only remaining proof that anything happened. The team remembers their experience fondly, maybe even with a breakthrough...
Better Collaborators
CEO Insider

What Prevents Us from Being Better Collaborators?

We celebrate collaboration in theory. We put it on posters, print it in value statements, applaud it in leadership speeches, and promise it in strategic plans. Yet the lived experience is often quite different. Even in organizations filled with smart, well-intentioned people, collaboration too often gives way to competing priorities, individual...
Special Reports

Why Your Brain On Art Matters to CEOs

In the race to lead companies, build teams, and outperform competitors, we spend extraordinary time optimizing processes, tightening systems, and measuring output. It’s no surprise, then, that creative pursuits (writing, painting, designing, podcasting, even something as simple as sketching on a whiteboard) are often placed in a category we mentally label 'optional'. Something for “when things...
Values and Behaviors
CEO Insider

Values and Behaviors That Empower CEO Forums to Transcend

In a world where leaders are pressed for time, overloaded with information, and often isolated at the top, the CEO Forum remains one of the few places where they can think clearly, speak honestly, and grow intentionally. The world’s highest-performing CEO Forums don’t succeed by accident. They thrive because their members operate from a deeply shared set...
2026
CEO Insider

2026 Alert: Key Trends Every CEO Must Know

As we approach 2026, CEOs face a landscape that is both exciting and challenging. Rapid technological progress, geopolitical uncertainties, demographic changes, and unpredictable markets continue to challenge long-held beliefs about how companies grow and how leaders lead. AI is transforming decision-making. Hybrid work is reshaping workplace culture. Stakeholders now demand...
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