Harry Leibowitz is a speaker, businessman, and philanthropist.

Leibowitz grew up in humble beginnings in Brooklyn, New York - throughout World War II and into the early 1950's his family lived in an old bungalow in Coney Island where ten families shared the common bathroom facilities. When his father died, Leibowitz was 14 and had to go to work to help support his family. Working nights in a bakery and then going to school all day, he developed an incredible work ethic and appreciation for the plight of children born into challenging circumstances. In spite of his adversity, he earned a Bachelors, Masters and Ph.D. before coming to work at Procter & Gamble.

Leibowitz worked spent just over 5 years at P&G and left as a Brand Manager in the Bar Soap Division. He then went abroad and ran various global operations for ESMARK before returning to the USA and starting his own Research and Consulting practice. Leibowitz became known for his dynamic public speaking style and was invited as a Keynote speaker at many conferences and conventions during his career. He also wrote...