Futures & Strategic Foresight | for business
United Kingdom
Joined June 2017
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💫 Generation Z and learning in the metaverse
We're currently joined by @TraceyFutures, Founder & CEO of @_futuremade, who is hosting our last session of the day with panellists Esther O'Callaghan OBE, Jo Redfern & @TomBewick
Watch live or in playback: fenews.co.uk/
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This week, the near and far future of identity and how our data-driven world challenges what you think you know about who YOU are.
🔊cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-5…
W/ @traceyfutures + David Chalmers
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Damned Report promo:
The Future of You: Can Your Identity Survive 21st Century Tech?
w/ @traceyfutures
-Do we need a regulatory framework?
-How does data collection change between social media & medical?
-What happens when we're chipped as babies?
youtube.com/watch?v=pQCkgDEX…
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Does tech lead to authoritarian governments?
In this week's Tech Shock, we hear from @traceyfutures about the "unholy alliance" forming between tech companies and governments as the latter realises the power tech has to influence populations. Read more: ow.ly/igjm50GHMsu
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Facts vs. Feelings with @traceyfutures
In this new session #LIONSLive, CEO of @_futuremade, Tracey Follows explores the postnormal time we are living in and explains how she believes a radical system change will impact values and behaviours by 2030.
lionslive.canneslions.com?ut…
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The return of authority: media in the next decade
Our increasingly networked world is set to surprise in profound new ways, argues the futurist @traceyfutures
mediatel.co.uk/newsline/2019…
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To mark 30 years of constant innovation, we’ve partnered with @_Futuremade to identify five trends for the future and explore how tomorrow’s consumers will watch, feel and experience media in an increasingly connected world.📺🌍Full report 👉bit.ly/2WCccx3
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Tracey Follows: Why Simon Sinek is wrong
The obsession with the academic's 'brand purpose' mantra has led agencies and marketers astray, writes @traceyfutures.
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