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Generation Alpha - they may be young, but they’re already a cultural force. This digital-native generation is redefining wealth and already influential with roughly 30% of household consumption decisions being influenced by the cohort. We dive into what makes Generation Alpha unique compared to other generations, their growing level of influence and their values and aspirations.
In 1982, the same year Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner hit movie theatres with its bleak depiction of a dystopian future where humans and AI are almost indistinguishable, Time magazine made a prescient choice. Instead of naming their customary Person of the Year, Time’s editors crowned “The Computer” as “Machine of the Year,” in a prophetic nod to the technological revolution that would soon reshape the world.
Futurist-in-50-Days was featured in Business Insider this month! After a successful Beta launch, we couldn’t be more excited. A sneak peek below.
Regenerative business models, explained! In an era marked by significant environmental and social challenges, the shift from traditional to regenerative business models and strategies is not just beneficial but essential. This transformative approach, which encompasses regenerative practices, regenerative approaches, and a holistic approach to business, aims not only to mitigate negative impacts but to create a positive impact on both natural systems and social systems. At the heart of this movement is the regenerative company, a beacon of innovation and sustainability, committed to fostering a regenerative future through its operations and ethos.
Futurist-in-50-Days was featured in Medium this month! After a successful Beta launch, we couldn’t be more excited. A sneak peek below.
Futurist-in-50-Days was featured in The Globe and Mail this month! After a successful Beta launch, we couldn’t be more excited. A sneak peek below.
Futurist-in-50-Days was featured in Associated Press this month! After a successful Beta launch, we couldn’t be more excited. A sneak peek below.
Fifty influential female futurists | In response to a flurry of demand, this is a follow-up to a post titled "Where are all the female futurists?". We dive into fifty female futurists shaping the future, along with their backgrounds and experiences. Female futurists shape the future. More than ever, businesses are hiring futurists to present a vision of what could happen in their respective industries. The list of female futurists is not long compared to the list of male futurists. The female voice has been absent from the conversation for centuries due to a lack of representation in decision-making bodies like governments or corporations; women are finally stepping up to shape our future with their unique perspectives on these global challenges we face every day. From Global futurists to American & Canadian futurists, you name it, we cover it.
What’s the future of work? The freelance economy, agile workforce, digital nomad 2.0 and more!
I had the pleasure of talking retail with Christopher Lombardo of Strategy Magazine last week. The future of retail. The future of frictionless. Machine learning. Amazon Go. McGill and Couche-Tard’s Innovation Lab. Check it out below.
Business models -- why some brands succeed and others fail. But what’s the secret to a successful business model? Contrary to popular belief, it transcends profit. In fact, it must. As we enter a new era being shaped by a global pandemic, business and consumerism confront a higher calling. Business powers our lives but its superpowers are grossly underutilized. It’s time we reframed – beyond profit and beyond even purpose-driven business models. Join Growth Strategist, Impact Speaker and MBA, Lindsay Angelo, in a thought-provoking, head-meets-heart journey that demystifies how brands grow in a pandemic and beyond. Named a global innovation leader and Woman to Watch, you can find Lindsay Angelo at the intersection of brand strategy and storytelling. It’s here she consults with brands to drive growth while delivering ground-breaking insights on the future of consumerism and social impact growth models. A born entrepreneur, Lindsay is the creator of a signature blueprint for driving brand growth and impact. Prior to launching her own consulting practice, she spent six years at lululemon crafting their global strategy and growing the company into the biggest yoga wear brand in the world. Lindsay now advises global brands & businesses, early stage companies and private equity funds, including lululemon, the LEGO Group, WeWork and Norwest Ventures; she is a contributor to media and research houses including the National Post and the World Business Research organization. Lindsay’s experiences culminate at her sweet spot - where the rational meets the emotive, where facts meet insights and where logic meets creativity.
Lindsay Angelo found herself in a dream career with Lululemon, but it wasn’t until she struck out on her own that she began to see the world in technicolor.
Meet our 2019 Woman to Watch, Lindsay Angelo, a growth and innovation strategist who struck out on her own after a career at Lululemon.
My prediction for 2019: the blurring of sectors will gain steam. We’ll see more sectors colliding and combining to create something bigger and more impactful than each could do on its own. Think co-working spaces meet retail, art meets yoga, burgers meet shoes. In fact, as I write this, I sit at WeWork with a live Christmas retail marketplace happening around me, representing the coming together of two concepts in a not-so-obvious way.
About the Author
Lindsay Angelo is a celebrated Futurist and Strategist, supporting impact-driven professionals, teams and organizations in learning to think and lead into the future. She holds an MBA, is a TEDx speaker, and has been recognized as an award-winning futurist and strategy consultant. Lindsay's advised Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurs, think tanks, and the broader wellness industry - all the while creating a nomadic lifestyle rooted in travel, family and community. Named a Woman to Watch and Global Innovation Leader, Lindsay's delivered over 100+ keynotes and has worked with organizations including lululemon, Unilever, the LEGO Group, Snapchat and the Human Potential Institute. She stems from deep wellness roots having spent six years growing lululemon to the biggest yoga brand in the world. Having created the signature "well-thy blueprint" for driving brand growth, Lindsay believes business is the greatest healing agent that exists, if we choose to use it as such.
