Speakers

Location

28 Portland Place
London

Date

19 March 2009

Time

-

Tim Harford has sold nearly a million copies of his books The Undercover Economist and The Logic of Life. Behavioural economics is big news, especially at a time like this. Tim will explain that there are ‘good’ and ‘bad’ recessions for consumer spending. Contrasting tabloid stories with the latest research on behaviour, he shows why competitive advantage goes to companies who can target discounts effectively.

Tom Savigar and his team mastermind a group of 2,500 creatives, designers and analysts to keep an eye on consumer trends. They see recession accelerating the shift towards authenticity, community and sobriety – ‘less stuff’. And as online becomes ever more important, Tom also shows how bloggers, collaborative branding and referral culture are all making the internet increasingly female.

Watch Compliation

Ideas

The Real Challenge of Hybrid is Getting the Culture Right
Posted on 31.03.25 by Rahaf Harfoush

The Real Challenge of Hybrid is Getting the Culture Right

Digital organisational culture quietly shapes how we work, yet surprisingly, it’s often overlooked. When the world swiftly moved to remote work, we lost the subtle but powerful signals that guided office interactions… Read full article.

Read Article
Sustainable High Performance: The New Win-Win for Productivity and Wellbeing.
Posted on 17.03.25 by Ronan Harrington

Sustainable High Performance: The New Win-Win for Productivity and Wellbeing.

There is a tension at the heart of every brief I get as a keynote speaker. Each company has an ambitious growth agenda to succeed in tough market conditions and they need… Read full article.

Read Article

Get All The Latest News