thought leadership

American  

[thawt lee-der-ship] / ˈθɔt ˌli dərˌʃɪp /

noun

1. innovative influence on ways of thinking, imagining, researching, and designing in a particular field of activity.

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Example Sentences

“Companies have realized this is so transformative, and there’s still so many unknowns, that they do have to make sure to disclose these risks because they could have large implications,” said Sarah Hoffman, director of AI thought leadership at AlphaSense.

From The Wall Street Journal

Thought leadership, on the other hand, implies that we can create and lead a hive mind like the Borg from “Star Trek.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Thought leadership: This isn’t a term that most of us would use, even in semiformal conversation.

From The Wall Street Journal

Research by Sudipto Banerjee, director of retirement thought leadership at T. Rowe Price, points to substantial year-to-year swings.

From MarketWatch

These account holders were mostly Generation X members and baby boomers who had been saving for roughly 25 years, according to Fidelity vice president of thought leadership Mike Shamrell.

From MarketWatch