All posts in Future Trends / Futurists

Brett King

By | 01/2012 | Authors, Banking, BUSINESS, Change, Consumer Trends, Cyber-security, E-Commerce, Economic Outlook, ECONOMY, Emerging Markets, Financial Markets, Future Trends / Futurists, Generation X and beyond, Global Economy/Trade, Globalization, HUMAN RESOURCES, Information Technology, Innovation, Personal Finance, Social Media, TECHNOLOGY, Technology | Comments Off
Brett King

Brett King is the best-selling author of the groundbreaking book Bank 2.0 and strategic advisor to the global financial services sector. He is an International Judge for the Asian Banker Retail Excellence Awards and for the Middle- East Business Achievement Awards. A keynote speaker at leading global events for financial services and innovation, King is an acknowledged expert on innovation, customer experience and channel distribution strategy including understand the fundamental shifts in consumer behavior. Read more…

Daniel Levine

By | 01/2012 | Authors, BUSINESS, Creativity, Future Trends / Futurists, Marketing, Sales, SALES / MARKETING, Travel | Comments Off
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Energize your audience with the world’s most celebrated consumer trends expert, Daniel Levine, the Executive Director of The Avant-Guide Institute in New York City.

Daniel is a trends marketing visionary, celebrated keynote speaker, and the leader of a huge international team of “cool-hunters” — thousands of trend-spotters who track the latest ideas and experiences from around the globe. Hailed as a “genius” by Elle magazine, Daniel has an uncanny ability to help destinations, brands and businesses be more relevant, innovative and profitable. Read more…

Ryan Estis

By | 08/2011 | BUSINESS, Change, Communication, Consumer Trends, Corporate Culture, Customer Service, Future Trends / Futurists, Generation X and beyond, Globalization, Innovation, Leadership, Marketing, Motivation, Peak Performance, Recruitment / Retention, Relationships, Sales, Social Media, Strategy, Success, Teambuilding, Technology, The Internet, Workforce Issues | Comments Off

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Ryan is a professional speaker and business performance expert whose life is dedicated to helping companies, managers, leaders and sellers connect more effectively to their two most important audiences: employees and customers. Regarded as one of The Top 100 Keynote Speakers in America Ryan Estis blends interaction, energy and actionable content designed to elevate business outcomes. His message is a compelling crusade on corporate culture, communication, client acquisition, brand ambassadorship, change and preparing to thrive in the ultra competitive, hyper-connected business environment we now know as the new normal. Ryan’s guiding principles include: Read more…

Michael Walsh

By | 08/2011 | Authors, BUSINESS, Change, Consumer Trends, Corporate Culture, Creativity, Future Trends / Futurists, Generation X and beyond, Globalization, Information Technology, Innovation, Social Media, Success, Technology, Vision | Comments Off
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Everything is changing. All the traditional industries we grew up with – media, finance, professional services and retail – are now in the process of being turned upside down and re-invented. The force behind this revolution is not technology but rather consumer behavior. After all, as interesting as it is when things change, the real magic happens when people do. Mike Walsh, author of Futuretainment and CEO of innovation research agency Tomorrow is a leading authority on the digital future. A dynamic keynote speaker and experienced trend tracker, Mike helps prepare businesses and their leaders for what’s next. Mike’s presentations transport his audiences into ‘Tommorrowland’ blending video, high impact visuals and mind blowing cases of innovation from his experiences. Read more…

Ken Dychtwald

By | 05/2011 | Aging, Authors, Baby Boomers, BUSINESS, Change, Consumer Trends, Current Events, Demographics, Economic Outlook, Future Trends / Futurists, Generation X and beyond, Healthcare, Healthcare/Pharmaceutical, Healthy Living, Insurance, Recruitment / Retention, Social Security, Strategy | Comments Off
Ken Dychtwald

Ken Dychtwald, Ph.D. is the nation’s foremost thought leader on population aging and its profound business, social, healthcare, financial, workforce and cultural implications. Over the next decade, leading industries, companies, governments, and major institutions will be challenged to transform their strategies, marketing, branding, distribution, product development, and workforce management to fully prepare for and capitalize on key trends created by a rapidly aging population.
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Watts Wacker

By | 04/2011 | Authors, BUSINESS, Future Trends / Futurists, Globalization, Innovation, Strategy, Technology | Comments Off
Watts Wacker

Watts Wacker is one of the most celebrated and influential minds in modern business. A Time Magazine “Person of the Year” and one of the world’s most respected futurists, Wacker is a bestselling author, lecturer, political commentator and social critic. His uncommon versatility and vision has allowed him to help the world’s top corporations and organizations navigate the sea of change that is taking hold in the new millennium.

Wacker is CEO of FirstMatter, an innovative think tank whose guiding principle is to challenge convention. Read more…

Andrew Winston

By | 03/2011 | Authors, BUSINESS, Change, Consumer Trends, Corporate Culture, Energy, Environmental Issues, Future Trends / Futurists, Globalization, Innovation, Leadership, Management, Moderators/Facilitators, Strategic Planning, Sustainability | Comments Off
Andrew Winston

Andrew Winston is an accomplished, engaging speaker. He’s given keynotes and moderated panel discussions in front of audiences of all types and sizes, from small meetings of the top executives at a corporation to large conference keynotes in front of thousands of people.

Andrew is a globally recognized expert on green business, appearing regularly in major media such as The Wall Street Journal, Time, BusinessWeek, The New York Times, and CNBC. Read more…

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