NEENAH, Wis. - ColoradoDesk -- New Book, High-Tech Heroes, Redefines Billionaire as One Who Improves a Billion Lives

High-Tech Heroes, a new book by innovation strategist and former Kimberly-Clark Chief Scientist Pete Dulcamara, redefines what it means to be successful in the 21st century. Rather than measuring worth by net income, the book challenges Gen Z—and those who mentor them—to measure success by how many lives they improve. Released this June, High-Tech Heroes is already sparking conversations among educators, business leaders, and sustainability advocates across generations.

With a background in science, sustainability, and global innovation, Dulcamara blends personal insights, professional experience, and ethical frameworks to create a powerful call to action. The book invites Gen Z to become the "most transformative generation in history" by leading with purpose and channeling innovation toward solving humanity's greatest challenges—climate change, inequality, and resource scarcity.

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High-Tech Heroes is more than a book—it's a blueprint for a new kind of leadership. Dulcamara argues that Gen Z is uniquely positioned to rethink outdated systems, leverage exponential technologies, and build solutions that are both socially meaningful and economically viable. He presents real-world examples, inspiring stories, and bold challenges that encourage readers to ask: "How many lives will I improve?"

The book also emphasizes that the path forward is not one of isolation or individual achievement, but collaboration, compassion, and systemic thinking. Drawing from his years in corporate leadership and his grounding in faith and ethics, Dulcamara provides a practical yet visionary guide for students, teachers, parents, and emerging leaders who want to align purpose with action.

Early readers describe High-Tech Heroes as "hopeful," "urgent," and "a wake-up call disguised as an invitation." It resonates with a generation searching for meaning and a world in need of bold solutions. As environmental, economic, and social crises continue to escalate, the book offers a rare mix of realism and inspiration that helps young changemakers believe they can—and must—act.

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For those ready to shift from passive concern to proactive leadership, High-Tech Heroes delivers both a moral compass and a strategic roadmap. It's available now on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Target, and Books-A-Million. It is ideal for classrooms, leadership programs, and faith-based or values-driven organizations focused on impact and innovation.

More about the author and his work can be found at PeteDulcamara.com.