A Future So Bright: Strategic Optimism for an Uncertain Future
Audiences: Corporate / Civic & Cultural Leaders / Executive Leadership / Organizations & Associations Industries: Cities / Education / Organizations The world ...
Audiences: Corporate / Civic & Cultural Leaders / Executive Leadership / Organizations & Associations
Industries: Cities / Education / Organizations
The world seems more complex and uncertain every day — and the problems of the future are getting more urgent.
We’re already living through a global pandemic of unprecedented scale, and the next few years are critical to make the best decisions about climate, geopolitics, labor economies, and more to set in place the best possible future for the most people, or at a minimum, the least damaging future for the most people.
So how should we think about navigating the future? How do we make strategic decisions in a time of constant change?
Solving human problems at scale
While emerging technology is often cited as a problem we face, it also offers tremendous opportunities to facilitate solving human problems at scale more efficiently than ever, while offering better human connectedness. But rather than lead with technology as a solution, it starts with understanding what humanity is, what makes it special, and then using technology to amplify those characteristics.