Christopher G Myers PhD

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Christopher G. Myers, PhD

Peetz Family Professor of Leadership
Professor of Management and (jointly) of Medicine and Public Health
Faculty Director of the Center for Innovative Leadership

Johns Hopkins Carey Business School

Welcome! I am the Peetz Family Professor of Leadership and Professor of Management & Organization at the Johns Hopkins 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 and developmental learning experiences that advance knowledge and build capacity for innovative leadership in modern organizations.

Recent News

Apr 23, 2026

Want to Improve Hospitals? Study Aircraft Carriers’ Crews (Quoted in AOM Today article)

Apr 23, 2026

How Stories Told Around the Watercooler Affect Company Culture (Quoted in AOM Today article)

Apr 20, 2026

PTO, parental leave, pensions: Even the most prized benefits are on the chopping block (Quoted in Business Insider article)

Mar 31, 2026

The Devastating Impact of Medicaid Cuts on Rural Hospitals (Quoted in AOM Today article)

Mar 12, 2026

Carey hosts high-impact experts in health and AI to discuss the opportunities and challenges of AI-assisted health care (Featured in Carey Business School article)

Mar 4, 2026

What Will It Mean to Be an Expert in 2030? (Interviewed for Smarter by Design podcast)

Jan 15, 2026

It's shaping up to be the 'prove it' year for workers in Silicon Valley (Quoted in Business Insider article)

Dec 4, 2025

Professor Emeritus Kathleen Sutcliffe leads the way in uncertain times (Quoted in Carey Business School article on recent conference honoring Kathleen Sutcliffe)