Ken Dooley

Ken joined Prentice-Hall as an assistant editor and later became editor-in-chief of a P-H division. During this period, the division became the largest in the business periodical field. He left Prentice-Hall to form the Institute For Management (IFM) in Old Saybrook, CT. After selling IFM, he founded Madison Productions, a film company producing management and motivational films, including Commitment to Excellence, the story of Vince Lombardi and the Green Bay Packers, and Dedication and Desire, the story of Red Auerbach and the Boston Celtics.
He wrote and directed more than 85 films for all levels of management. He teamed with Auerbach to write Management by Auerbach, a critically acclaimed book that turned Auerbach’s winning philosophy into business principles.
In addition, Ken has written dozens of management books during his career.
He joined Progressive Business Publications in 1998, and for the past 15 years has written The Selling Advantage, a publication dedicated to the selling professional.
He has also written dozens of Executive Report white papers for all levels of sales and marketing professionals.
In his spare time, Ken is a playwright and recently wrote The Murder Trial of John Gordon, which resulted in a man who had been executed in 1845 receiving a pardon from Gov. Lincoln Chafee (I-RI). His recent play, The Auerbach Dynasty, helped Jeff Gill, the Boston actor who played Red Auerbach, earn a best actor award for in 2012.