Benjamin Wolff is a versatile brand that encompasses the expertise of a speaker, writer, and cellist. With a rich experience spanning thirty years, Benjamin has honed his skills on concert stages, at universities, art museums, corporate retreats, conferences, and even at NASA. His diverse professional background includes working in non-profits as a co-founder of the Foothills Music Festival, academia as a Hofstra University professor, and corporate media as a Forbes contributor.

Additionally, he has held volunteer positions with the National Speakers Association and freelanced as a musician in New York City. Benjamin's deep-rooted passion for the arts and sciences stems from his upbringing in a family of professional artists. This exposure to a kaleidoscope of textures, shapes, and scents has shaped his unique perspective.

As a child, Benjamin initially studied the recorder but found his true calling in the cello, becoming his musical voice. Delving into the intersections of music, art, history, and science, Benjamin believes that the best way to understand something is to view it in the context of another discipline. This philosophy shines through his thought-provoking columns for Forbes Leadership since 2017.

Through his writing, Benjamin explores the value of interdisciplinary opportunities and examines how business leaders can learn from the arts. With a book in the works and an unwavering dedication to advocating for the arts in both business and society, Benjamin Wolff continues to inspire and enlighten. When he's not immersed in his creative pursuits, you'll find him enjoying the outdoors with a wilderness canoe trip in the Adirondacks, occasionally whipping up a delicious batch of homemade pancakes