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EPISODE · Nov 14, 2024 · 30 MIN

99. Forecasting Future Trends with AI and Market Analysis with Andrew Busch

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

From AI transforming industries to navigating economic shifts, futurist keynote speaker Andrew Busch simplifies the complex and offers actionable strategies to help you future-proof your career or business. 📈 In this podcast episode, we chat with economic futurist and financial keynote speaker Andrew Busch, the former Chief Market Intelligence Officer at the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). Andrew has briefed the White House and the Federal Reserve on market trends and is now sharing his expertise with you. 🎙️ Whether you’re an event professional or a business leader, this conversation is packed with trend insights you don’t want to miss. Tune in to learn how to thrive amidst disruption and gain a competitive edge in a rapidly evolving landscape. ✨ Hire futurist and financial keynote speaker Andrew Busch for your next event 📅 Want to learn more about Andrew's fees and availability? Let's chat! Book a time here 📩 Email me: [email protected] #MarketTrends #FutureOfBusiness #AI #EventProfs #KeynoteSpeakers

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