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EPISODE · Jul 24, 2023 · 39 MIN

49. The Future is Becoming Faster with Jim Carroll

from The Keynote Curators Podcast · host Seth Dechtman - The Keynote Curators

Jim Carroll is one of the world's leading global futurists – a trends, transformation, and innovation expert. He helps leaders achieve their goals by sharing industry-specific insights about trends that matter and aligning them with a disruptive, fast-paced future. For 35 years, he's presented to audiences including The World Bank, NASA, Deloitte, and Pfizer, and he has no desire to slow down. His research and insights about future trends and long-standing experience working with event professionals have made him a highly sought-after keynote speaker. Listen in as we discuss everything from AI to innovative thinking to virtual events. How does he see technology trends fitting into the events industry? How has he seen emerging technologies like ChatGPT applied at events, and what does he think of them? Are robots eventually going to take over the world? Find out what Jim thinks, and let us know if this global futurist keynote speaker can prepare your organization and clients for the future.#futurist #keynotespeaker #eventprofs #meetingplanner #conferenceplanner

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