Geoff Waring is on the faculty of the Australian Graduate School of Management since 1998, where he teaches in executive programs and writes in strategy and entrepreneurship. He is also a member of McKinsey and Company’s strategy faculty for internal training of McKinsey consultants worldwide.

Geoff advises and facilitates on entrepreneurial strategy development in private practice for corporate and pro-bono non-profit clients; clients include Telecom New Zealand, National Australia Bank, Jirsch Sutherland Insolvency, Lifestart Co-operative, and Jobsupport. Geoff also designs and teaches customised executive education courses; previous clients have included the Australian Venture Capital Association, Assoc. of Competitive Employment and Westpac.

Geoff was a Visiting Associate Professor to UCLA’s Anderson Graduate school of Management in 2002 and Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in 1997. Previously he was on the faculty at Emory Business School in Atlanta from 1993 to 1997 and consulted with the Boston Consulting Group’s Chicago office. He has authored articles on strategy in the American Economic Review and the Strategic Management Journal, is on the editorial board of the Journal of World Business and has authored and co-authored with practitioners several cases on entrepreneurship, private equity and strategy in Australia.

His PhD in Strategy and Economics (1993) is from UCLA, and Honours Degree in Financial Economics from Macquarie University. He is a member of the Strategic Management Society.