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Patrick Dixon - Futurist Keynote Speaker - Take Hold of Your FUTURE
Strategy and Trends Advisor to 400 Global Companies in Every Industry
Keynote speaker on global trends, author of 16 Futurist books - Patrick Dixon.
Solving the Water Crisis: Smart Innovation - Future Water Supplies. How to reduce average 1000 cubic metres of water per person used a year. Future water shortages and solutions. Water and utilities keynote speaker
Future GreenTech, Sustainability Keynote Speaker
An average person in the world uses 1,000 cubic metres a year for growing food, hygiene and drinking – equivalent to 40% of an Olympic swimming pool.Yet 4,000 children die every day because the water supply is unclean and 40% of the world do not have access to tap water – even though many of them own a mobile phone.
If the poorest nations gain a standard of living equivalent to wealthy nations today, then water demand will be three times the figure of 3,350 cubic kilometres seen in 2000.
How interest rate policies will change: future inflation risks, global economy
Future Trends, Economy, Markets, Keynote Speaker
Why governments are changing interest rate policies and targeting slightly higher inflation rates. Risks of targeting inflation rates as low as 2% with little room for macro-economic shocks or deflationary events. Predictions by many economists have been unreliable in the 2008-2011 global crisis, partly because economists tended to underestimate the financial and political complexities. Challenges to global economy and vulnerability of some developed nations to deflation, despite short term inflation caused by higher oil prices and other commodity shortages. Economic outlook for US and Europe in the midst of urgent attempts to avoid another recession.Read more: How interest rate policies will change: future inflation risks, global economy
What is Innovation? Smart, fast, radical ways to innovate
Innovation Keynote Speaker - invent your future
Here is a strange thing: the paradox of innovation: CEOs often complain about lack of innovation. Workers often say leaders are hostile to new ideas. But what exactly IS innovation?A common frustration for managers is finding better, practical, low cost ways to get the job done - but a common frustration for workers is being asked to do stupid things in an inefficient and life-wasting way. Workers can then be labelled as obstructive and uncooperative, while management is heavily criticised by them for being out of touch, heavy-handed, arrogant and ignorant. That’s why innovation workshops are often electrifying
Read more: What is Innovation? Smart, fast, radical ways to innovate
Making sense of the 2007-2015 economic crisis - what next? Look back from 2100 - VIDEO
Future Trends, Economy, Markets, Keynote Speaker
When historians look back in 100 years time – what will they make of the sub-prime crisis and all that followed?What links will they make between the rise of China as a mega-industrial nation, buying huge amounts of dollars, keeping their own currency low, and costs of borrowing low for developed nations.
Of course we are talking about a wider issue than China, but China is a dominant force in this regard.
Think about the future as history....
Read more: Making sense of the 2007-2015 economic crisis - what next? Look back from 2100 - VIDEO
Why so many marketing directors hate marketing - join the revolution
Future Marketing Keynotes, Mobile,Digital Consumer
Most marketing directors find other people's marketing messages irritating, whether TV ads, direct mail campaigns, SMS marketing, outbound call-centre marketing, billboards, press ads, mobile marketing. Consumers are increasingly fed up too. Get ready for the biggest shifts in marketing strategy for a generation - forced on the industry by the ever-growing influence of social networks, coupled with online search, impatient and intolerant consumers...and by massive overload with general advertising noise. Getting noticed means more than shouting louder. The future is about personal relevance, information and revelation as you become a consumer guide along their journey of life. It means a radical rethink about command and control, blockbuster campaigns.Read more: Why so many marketing directors hate marketing - join the revolution
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