Red Bull gives us a glimpse into the Future of Human First Marketing – The New Daily

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What is Red Bull gives us a glimpse into the Future of Human? Why Red Bull is first and foremost a marketing giant before it is a drinks company - The New Daily Red Bull, the manufacturer of the world's pre-eminent energy drink, is more of a marketing phenomenon than a beverage outfit, despite the [...]

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Forget the selfie, it’s now all about the wefie / Daily Telegraph, Courier Mail, Perth Now, news.com.au, gearsofbiz.com, Hong Kong Radio 3

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I have long held that society and beauty, alongside everything else about being human, is being forced to reinvent itself to better suit a homocyborg world and despite the doom and gloom of technology being irresponsible it can and does act as force of good, if only humans will use it that way, in this […]

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12 things that’ll seem ludicrous in our lifetime / news.com.au, daily telegraph, courier mail, sunshine coast daily, Hong Kong Radio 3, ABC Far North

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We so often look forward to what we might have in the future, that its fun to stop for a minute and think about what we won’t have in the future, and this week News.com.au’s Gary Nunn reached out to ask exactly that… WITHIN our own lifetime, people will scoff at the thought of sitting […]

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Our kids will live to 120, we’ll be working till we’re 90: Australia’s leading futurist explains why / The Advertiser, Adelaide

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Absolutely ecstatic, ahead of a ZestFest panel I’m on in Adelaide on Sunday, exploring what it will mean to over 50 in Australia, I made it on to the front page of this morning’s Advertiser, who also quaintly named me: “Australia’s leading futurist”, so here’s what I said that got them all fired up: FIVE-month-old twins […]

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Retail spending changes as we increasingly value the social experience / The New Daily

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on the eve of my heading off overseas to deliver a Future of Retail keynote to one of the world’s largest FMCG brands, David Ross of the New Daily and I caught up to have a look at Australia’s retail scene past, present and future… It’s not news to anyone that Australians love to shop […]

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What jobs will look like in 2050 / New Adelaide

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What is What jobs will look like in 2050 / New Adelaide? Future Vision When Neil Armstrong became the first person to step on the moon in 1969, we knew humanity was headed to places, and ideas, few had yet contemplated. Global leaders in space exploration have set their sights on Mars and commercial space [...]

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