Stewart Liff

Stewart Liff was born in Flushing, New York in 1951 and moved to Santa Clarita, California in 1994. A classically trained artist, he worked for the Federal government for 32 years, where he led several transformation efforts. One of them led to Vice President Al Gore presenting his office with his first Hammer Award for reinventing government. The second effort resulted in his office winning OPM's prestigious PILLAR (Performance Incentives Leadership Linked to Achieving Results) Award. He has written six books, four on managing in government, one on visual management and his most recent book, A Team of Leaders, with Paul Gustavson, which was recently named one of the 30 best books of 2014 by Soundview Executive Book Summaries.