Lots, but I'll mention three: Jim Collins, because I like the idea of the humble leader; Keith Grint, who brings intellect, sanity and common sense to the subject; and Warren Bennis, for his democratic take on leadership.
Founder and First Medical Director of the Chemotherapy Foundation, Dr. Greenspan was a consummate educator who brought intellect, wisdom, great clinical skills, vast expertise and personal integrity to the task of training young physicians.
Former President George W. Bush called Scalia "a towering figure" who "brought intellect, good judgment, and wit to the bench".
From Vanessa Bell, Duncan Grant and Roger Fry, they had the concept of applied art, so that there needed to be no distinction between high art, design, philosophy, poetry, tablecloths: that living a complete life meant bringing creative intellect to everything.
As chair, she brought immense intellect, scientific rigour, and the confidence to speak out passionately for patients, especially those who were unsuccessful".
"The students I've taught bring such intellect and curiosity to the classroom, and I believe it's their passion for learning that makes MIT flourish.
"Baseball analytics brought an intellect to our game that we didn't have 20 years ago," said prominent player agent Scott Boras.
With a quiet composed approach, he brought his intellect and ability to the practice of law and held those he loved above all.
She was an Anglican and a US citizen, but Palestine was in her heart, and she brought her intellect to a close analysis of every detail of negotiations, political infighting, and the western policy she so wanted to see change.
People naturally desire to connect and interact with other members of their teams, and successful businesses have figured out they must have employees who not only bring their intellect to the job, but also their emotional intelligence.
