The future is close, and being prototyped, learn what's new, out or growing

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Synopsis:
Even in a “normalized” world, the increasing speed and scale of exponential change creates significant blind spots.

As the world starts “unlocking”, how should we now interpret the next order impacts of the rapidly shifting paradigms and the futures being prototyped?

In his talk for Singularity University, Roger Spitz, a leading international Futurist based in San Francisco, will share his latest insights on:

• What existing trends will accelerate or conversely decelerate?
• What are the most relevant and impactful new trends which are now emerging?
• What should we be aspiring for to future-proof humanity?
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Roger Spitz Bio:

Roger Spitz | Techistential Founder | Foresight Strategy & Futures Intelligence

Based in San Francisco, Roger Spitz is the founder of Techistential, the global Foresight Strategy & Futures Intelligence platform. Techistential's renowned Board, Governance & Investor practice works with leaders, organizations and stakeholders worldwide to capitalize on disruption as a springboard to drive value.

Roger is also an investor, board member, professional speaker and writer. He has two decades leading investment banking businesses, advising CEOs, Founders, Boards, Shareholders and decision makers of companies globally on how to future-proof their business.

As the former Head of Technology Mergers & Acquisitions with BNP Paribas, Roger advised on over 50 transactions across the world with overall deal value of $25bn. Roger is also an advisor to a number of Accelerators, Incubators and Venture Capital funds in Silicon Valley, including Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center and Berkeley’s SkyDeck.

Roger is a contributing writer to MIT Technology Review, and member of the Association of Professional Futurists, Institute for the Future, World Futures Studies Federation, Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence and The Society for the Study of Artificial Intelligence & Simulation of Behaviour. He holds a professional degree in Foresight Strategy and also studied Complexity Science (Santa Fe Institute), Design Thinking & Innovation (Stanford's d.school) and Exponential Technologies (Singularity University).