Michael Saylor is the chairman and CEO of the publicly traded company MicroStrategy. With degrees in engineering as well as Science, Technology, and Society from MIT, he is a science historian, and a formidable intellectual whom "Slate "called "mesmerizing." He is not just a high-tech entrepreneur, but also a serious scholar whose success in business stems from his obsession since college--and really since childhood--with understanding what Thomas Kuhn called the "structure of scientific revolutions." He has appeared on TV interview shows including "60 Minutes" and "Charlie Rose," and has been profiled in "Newsweek," "Time," "Slate," "The New Yorker," and "The Washington Post."
