Professor Cary Cooper – voted 6th most influential Thinker in HR

This year our Director Prof Cary Cooper was again voted in to the top 10 of HR Magazines most influential Thinkers in HR and this year achieved 6th place just one down from his position last year. Topping the list of Thinkers was Dave Ulrich, Prof of business, University of Michigan and topping the list of HR Practitioners for the forth year running was David Fairhurst, Senior vice-president/ chief people officer McDonald's Europe.

The top 20 Thinkers in HR

1	Dave Ulrich	Professor of business, University of Michigan
2	Lynda Gratton	Professor of management London Business School
3	Linda Holbeche	Director of research and policy CIPD
4	Jackie Orme	Chief executive, CIPD
5	Will Hutton	Chief executive at The Work Foundation
6	Cary Cooper	Professor of organisational psychology and health at Lancaster University Management School
7	Rob Goffee	Professor of organisational behaviour London Business School
8	Adrian Furnham	Professor of psychology .University College London
9	Trevor Phillips	Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission
10	Duncan Brown	Director of HR business development at Institute for Employment Studies
11	Wayne Clarke	Managing partner Best Companies
12	Nick Holley	Director, HR centre of excellence Henley Business School
13	Andrew Mayo	Professor of human capital management, Middlesex University Business School
14	Paul Sparrow	Director of the centre for performance-led HR at Lancaster University Management School
15	Shaun Tyson	Emeritus professor of HR management Cranfield University
16	Richard Lambert	Director general, CBI
17	David Guest	Professor of organisational psychology and HR management at King's College London
18	Brendan Barber	General secretary, Trades Union Congress
19	Maria Yapp	Chief executive, Xancam
20	Robert Peston	Business editor, BB

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Professor Cary Cooper – voted 6th most influential Thinker in HR