Howard Green is a celebrated Canadian author, award-winning documentary filmmaker, executive presentation coach, and former network broadcaster who stands as one of the country's most respected voices in corporate narrative history. The Canadian Encyclopedia Born and raised in Halifax, Nova Scotia, he earned a Bachelor of Journalism from Carleton University and a Master's degree from Columbia University before establishing his career in Toronto Howard Green Official Website. Green spent 33 years in network journalism Penguin Random House Canada, capturing national prominence as a founding anchor of the Business News Network (now BNN Bloomberg) where he hosted the flagship interview program Headline with Howard Green for 15 years Howard Green LinkedIn. A brilliant documentarian, he directed the acclaimed film The Investigation of Swissair 111, which won Canada's top television prize and earned two Emmy nominations Howard Green Official Website. He transitioned seamlessly into print as a four-time bestselling author Howard Green LinkedIn, publishing the banking chronicle Banking on America, the Charles Bronfman co-authored memoir Distilled (a National Business Book Award finalist) Penguin Random House Canada, the definitive rail industry exposé Railroader, and Gimme a Crisis. Today, Green shares his sharp strategic insights as an adjunct professor of business history at York University’s Schulich School of Business and operates a premier advisory firm providing communications coaching to C-suite executives Howard Green LinkedIn.
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