Christopher G Myers PhD

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Christopher G Myers, PhD

Associate Professor of Management & Organization and (jointly) of Medicine and Public Health
Faculty Director of the Center for Innovative Leadership
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School

Welcome! I am an Associate Professor of Management & Organization at the Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School (with Joint Faculty Appointments in the School of Medicine and Bloomberg School of Public Health), where my research and writing explore the ways people learn and lead at work, with a particular emphasis on how people learn vicariously and share knowledge in health care organizations.

My teaching and speaking focus broadly on topics of leadership and organizational behavior, and at the Carey Business School I direct the Center for Innovative Leadership, the school’s hub for cutting-edge research, developmental learning experiences, and practical business engagement focused on leading modern organizations. I also currently serve as an Associate Editor of Academy of Management Discoveries.

Recent News

Oct 29, 2024

Your one-size-fits-all L&D program isn’t working. Consider these approaches instead. (Quoted in recent article for HR Brew)

Sep 19, 2024

Workplace Well-Being is Worsening (Recent co-authored HCDL report covered by EHS Today)

Sep 19, 2024

Study: Workplace Well-Being on Steady Decline as Employees Forced Back to Office (Recent co-authored HCDL report covered by Black Enterprise)

Sep 17, 2024

'Failing Wisely' Can Promote a Safer Healthcare System (Recent article discussed in Medpage column)

Sep 16, 2024

The return-to-office wars have diminished workplace well-being—especially for these groups (Recent co-authored HCDL report covered by Fortune)

Sep 16, 2024

The haves and have nots of the workplace: what HR can do to close the gap (Recent co-authored HCDL report covered by WorkLife)

Sep 10, 2024

Workplace Well-being Has Declined in Post-Pandemic Era (Recent Co-authored HCDL report covered by HRO Today)

Sep 4, 2024

Workplace well-being has declined to pre-pandemic levels. What happened and can we improve? (Recent Co-authored HCDL report covered by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)