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Доктор Отто Шармер – старший преподаватель Массачусетского технологического института (MIT), инструктор программы «Тысяча талантов» (Thousand Talents Program) в Университете Цинхуа (Пекин), а также сооснователь образовательной лаборатории u.lab. В книгах «Теория U» и «Преображение. Потенциал человека и горизонты будущего»[367] (вторая написана в соавторстве с Питером Сенге, Джозефом Яворски и Бетти Сью Флауэрз) Шармер вводит понятие «чувствующего присутствия» – обучение из будущего по мере его возникновения. Книга Leading From the Emerging Future: From Ego-system to Eco-system Economies («Лидерство из будущего: от эгосистемы к экосистеме»), созданная в соавторстве с Катрин Кауфер, рассказывает о применении осознанности для изменения бизнеса, общества и самого себя.

В образовательной лаборатории MITx u.lab Шармер преподает трансформационное лидерство, и у него обучаются 75 тысяч слушателей из 185 стран. В 2015 году он получил премию Джемисона (Jamieson Prize) за высокий уровень преподавания в MIT.