Eric C. Sinoway

Eric Sinoway is a bestselling author and the architect of Humans Still Matter®, an operating lens for life and leadership in the age of AI. His work centers on a simple but increasingly urgent truth: as technology expands what is possible, it cannot replace judgment, make decisions, or be held accountable.

At the heart of his thinking is Decision Wisdom™, the disciplined ability to decide what matters and what does not, to make trade-offs deliberately, and to own consequences over time. Sinoway writes about the inflection points that define careers, relationships, and institutions, and about the responsibility to choose deliberately when the stakes are high. In a world defined by speed, excess information, and mounting pressure, he explores what should be delegated to technology and what must remain an act of human judgment.

He is the author of Howard’s Gift, a bestselling book about decision making, business planning for a life of success and satisfaction, and legacy inspired by his long collaboration with Harvard Business School professor Howard H. Stevenson. The revised edition, Howard’s Gift: Uncommon Wisdom for Life and Leadership in the Age of AI, serves as a practical decision lens for a world overwhelmed by possibility but hungry for clarity.

Sinoway is the CEO of Pravi, where he applies these ideas in advisory work, learning and development programs, and partnership development activity. His thought leadership has been featured by Harvard Business Review, CNN, and Fortune. He is a graduate of the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration and the Harvard Kennedy School.