To know what you don’t run away from is to understand your strength.

I pride myself on being a management scholar-practitioner. Using my inquisitive nature and research background, I seek to understand and communicate the trends that move one from managing to leading, particularly in the Human Resource space.

Throughout both my educational and professional career, I’ve peeled back the layers of organizational management to better understand the nuances of effective leadership and transformational change. As a member of the Forbes HR Council and several other major HR councils and associations, I’ve published my learnings and insights in an array of topics, including: 

  • Leadership

  • Transformation

  • Culture

  • Talent

  • Emotional Intelligence

I invite you to review my published works available below for a deeper dive into the insights I’ve shared throughout the industry.

 
Ekta Vyas, Ph.D, M.S., SHRM-SCP

My upcoming book, Reciprocate to Transform, gives you a research-backed, experience-tested roadmap for building what I call collective consciousness — a state where your team is genuinely engaged, aligned, and moving together through transformation, rather than being dragged through it.

This is not a book about being nice. It is a book about being effective — and understanding that the most powerful force in organizational transformation is the quality of the human energy you put into the room. Above all, it’s about understanding that reciprocity is an emotional system, not just a behavioral one.

The Promise: What Changes When You Reciprocate

Publications

Available in Paperback

Mission Matters: World's Leading Entrepreneurs Reveal Their Top Tips To Success
(Business Leaders Vol. 7, Edition 2)

By Adam Torres & Ekta Vyas

From the Introduction: “Being a leader doesn’t mean that you have to have everything figured out all at once. There was no singular point in my career when I realized that I was cut out for transformational leadership. It’s only when I look back that I realize how I’ve always ended up stepping into messy areas and turning them around that I see my natural skill set. Noticing where you keep ending up and embracing who you are can help guide you to where you will thrive.” - Ekta Vyas, Ph.D