Michael Maccoby

Michael Maccoby was a renowned American psychoanalyst and anthropologist, born in 1933 and passing away in 2022. His expertise in leadership and organizational development garnered global recognition, as he dedicated his work to enhancing the efficiency of organizations and understanding the complexities of work. Through his research, Maccoby aimed to improve the functioning of various institutions, leaving a lasting impact on the field of psychology.

Maccoby's prolific career spanned multiple continents, with his work taking him to 36 countries. He authored or co-authored 14 books, and his consulting services were sought after by a diverse range of clients, including companies, governments, and universities. His notable article, "Narcissistic Leaders: the Incredible Pros, the Inevitable Cons," published in 2000, earned him a prestigious McKinsey Award from the Harvard Business Review. Throughout his career, Maccoby's contributions to the field of psychology and leadership development have been widely acknowledged and respected.