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Paul Morland
Paul Morland speaks about the power of demographics in understanding a wide range of disciplines, such as real estate, health, and the economy. With a unique view of populations, he offers listeners a way to integrate demographics analysis into policy shaping.
France, UK
Dr Paul Morland writes and speaks about population trends and demographics. Traveling the globe to offer insights into historical and modern global trends, he is acclaimed for his knowledge of the field. Recognized by the media outlets as a leading...
Ricky Burdett
Professor, founding director of the LSE Cities, experienced architect and urbanist advises in the Field of Urban Studies
UK
Ricky Burdett is a respected advisor, professor and speaker on topics pertaining to urban design, people, architecture and city policy. He is often contacted as an advisor on major projects, such as the Olympic delivery authority for the 2012...
Greg Lindsay
Futurist, urbanist, writer for Fast Company, and author of the bestseller Aerotropolis: The Way We’ll Live Next
Canada
Our keynote speaker Greg Lindsay is the author, with John D. Kasarda, of Aerotropolis: The Way We’ll Live Next, which examines how and where we choose to live in an interconnected world. He speaks and writes frequently about the intersection of...
Greg Clark
Global Advisor, Scholar, Writer, Director & Chairman working with Businesses, Governments & Cities to help navigate this century
UK
Speaker Greg is a world expert on cities, urban investment, and the sustainable urban transition. Over a career of 35 years, he has advised more than 300 cities, 40 national governments, 20 multilateral institutions, and multiple global corporates,...
Glen Hiemstra
Recognized futurist and successful author preparing people for the changes and trends that they will see in the future
USA
Our keynote speaker Glen Hiemstra, a recognized futurist, discussed the inevitability and the consequences of the internet, global warming, and nanotechnology, long before anyone else knew the impact of these phenomena. He is a futurist and as such...
Vito Di Bari
Top futurist, business innovation trends and innovation expert with a global reputation of excellence
USA
The keynote speaker Vito Di Bari maintains a global reputation of excellence as the world’s premiere futurist, business innovation strategist and inspirational keynote speaker, forecasting trends in business innovation based on new technologies...
About City Development
- Cities around the world are expanding and are in constant development. Wherever we look around in the city, there is architecture and urbanization. When developing a city many things have to be taken into consideration. The people, the culture, the infrastructure and the dynamics of the city.
- Our keynote speakers on City Development all have an expertise in regards to subjects such as city dynamics, urban civilisation and architecture. They are able to deliver inspiring keynotes that can motivate businesses and companies on interacting people and spaces. Some of the keynote speakers have worked on large projects, where their expertise on city development was much needed.
- Lectures on City development are suitable for both organizations with an interest in architecture and urbanization, and also for companies that wish to understand a modern perspective of city life. The keynotes can help companies see new perspectives and possibilities, and help broaden their horizon in regards to urbanization in the city.