The Entrepreneur Times Names Shane Lukas a Top Voice to Follow
Featured alongside Sir Ken Robinson and Esther Perel, Shane Lukas earned his place on this global list for a body of work that makes the case that closing the gap between belief and behavior isn't just the right thing to do — it's a marketplace advantage.
We don't often slow down to mark moments like this — there's always another deadline, another client launch, another campaign to get out the door. But this one felt worth pausing for. The Entrepreneur Times recently named AGI founder Shane Lukas one of their Top Voices to Follow, a curated list of speakers they believe are making a genuine global impact. It's humbling to be included alongside voices we've long admired — and it's a reflection of the work we've been building together with our partners for over a decade.
The recognition centers on Shane's TEDx work — specifically the message that the gap between stated values and lived values isn't just an integrity issue. It's a business one. That idea sits at the core of everything we do at A Great Idea. Whether we're developing a brand strategy, building an awareness campaign, or partnering with an organization to sharpen their voice, the through-line is always the same: authentic advocacy isn't a nice-to-have. It's the competitive edge.
None of this happens in a vacuum. It happens because of the mission-driven organizations who trust us with their most important work — and who push us to be sharper, more thoughtful, and more intentional with every project. If you're curious about what that kind of partnership looks like, our work speaks for itself. And if you're ready to close that gap in your own organization, we'd love to start a conversation.
