John Cahill

John Cahill earned B. A. and M.A. Degrees in history at Marquette University, where he was awarded a graduate school scholarship for academic excellence. He taught history and literature for nearly a decade at the high school and college levels and he coached baseball, football and track. John was a history master at The Canterbury School where he taught and coached the future Chief of Counterterrorism for the United States who credits John’s American history class with motivating him to dedicate himself to a life of service. John served as President and Chief Executive Officer for a successful hi-tech company that he founded with support from Dartmouth College. John also served as Vice-President at Dartmouth’s former DTSS subsidiary and worked with Albert Einstein’s mathematics expert, John Kemeny, president of Dartmouth College. John’s writing has been published in such publications as The Harvard Business Review, Chief Executive and on Amazon.com. He is the author of the historical novel, Tragedy of an American President and he has written, produced and directed numerous educational videos in concert with MIT. John is a member of The Organization of American Historians and a former member of the Business Council for the United Nations, The President’s Association and The American Management Association. John Cahill was a candidate for president in the 1992 New Hampshire Primary.