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Andrew Lawler
Uncover hidden historical patterns that can transform your organization's approach to modern challenges with Andrew Lawler, speaker, archaeological journalist and author.
Andrew Lawler uncovers hidden historical narratives through meticulous research and compelling storytelling, specializing in archaeological discoveries that reshape our understanding of civilization's pivotal moments.
As a contributor to The New York Times, National Geographic, and Science, Lawler has authored four acclaimed books including "Under Jerusalem: The Buried History of the World's Most Contested City," winner of the 2024 Felicia A. Holton Award. His forthcoming work, "A Perfect Frenzy," offers fresh insights into the American Revolution's origins.
Andrew helps organizations navigate contemporary challenges by illuminating historical patterns relevant to modern decision-making. His analysis of cultural heritage preservation amid conflict provides valuable frameworks for institutional resilience and ethical leadership in turbulent times. His archaeological expertise offers lessons in innovation by revealing how past civilizations adapted to environmental and social change.
Audiences gain practical strategies for applying historical perspective to current business challenges, enhanced critical thinking skills for evaluating complex narratives, and deeper appreciation for cultural context in global operations. Andrew's presentations blend scholarly rigor with accessible storytelling that resonates with diverse professional audiences.
Book Andrew to transform your understanding of history from academic interest to strategic advantage in today's complex business landscape.
Award-winning author and archaeological expert Andrew Lawler transforms historical insights into strategic advantages for modern organizations, revealing how ancient civilizations' adaptive strategies can inform today's business challenges. Book Andrew to help your team develop critical thinking skills and innovative approaches to complex problems through his compelling blend of scholarly research and accessible storytelling.
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Andrew Lawler structures presentations around archaeological research findings, translating excavation evidence and historical documentation into narratives that connect past civilisations' responses to change with contemporary organisational challenges.
Andrew Lawler specialises in archaeological discovery, cultural heritage preservation, and the application of historical patterns to contemporary organisational and leadership challenges. He is the author of four books, including Under Jerusalem: The Buried History of the World's Most Contested City, winner of the 2024 Felicia A. Holton Award, and a contributor to The New York Times, National Geographic, and Science.
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