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Zoltan Istvan
Author, philosopher and transhumanist revolutionary speaking about his political science candidacy and transhumanism
USA
Our keynote speaker Zoltan Istvan is a powerful speaker and global leader of the radical science movement. In 2016, he ran for the US presidency and his ultimate goal is to bring science to the people. Platforms of the transhumanist party which he...
Daniel Silke
Futurist, author and one of South Africa's leading political analysts speaking widely on South African and global issues
South Africa
Keynote speaker Daniel Silke is one of South Africa's leading political analysts and keynote speakers. Daniel offers the newest research data and uniquely blends political and economical analysis. Throughout his career he has gained much knowledge,...
Garry Kasparov
Legendary retired chess player, today recognized as a prominent spokesman for educational, political and social reforms
USA
Keynote speaker Garry Kasparov is known as a legend and the world’s #1 chess player. But in 2005 Kasparov retired from professional chess in able to lead the pro-democracy opposition against the regime of Vladimir Putin. Kasparov is also a dynamic...
John Bruton
Former Irish Prime Minister who helped form the Irish economy into the “Celtic Tiger”. Today, he is a popular international speaker
Ireland
Our keynote speaker John Bruton, the former Irish Prime Minister who helped transform the Irish economy now delivers keynotes with a focus on economic development, politics and policy. His professional experience and his many international talks...
About Democracy
- Democracies are on average richer than non-democracies, are less likely to go to war and have a better record of fighting corruption. More fundamentally, democracy lets people speak their minds and shape their own and their children’s futures. That so many people in so many different parts of the world are prepared to risk so much for this idea is testimony to its enduring appeal.
- Speaking engagements about democracy can be about the challenges we face and how best to preserve the free democracy in the future.
- Speaking engagements about democracy can work well with schools or educators who needs a review of the history of democracy. It can also be good for organizations who are interested in the many aspects of democracy and would like to debate it.