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Nicholas Webb
Corporate strategist and innovation expert helping organizations understand and be relevant in the hyper-connected future
USA
Our keynote speaker Nicholas Webb is an innovation specialist. The Corporate strategist can look back on 25 years of experience in advising strategy and predicting results for the world’s top brands. His ultimate client focus enables Nicholas to...
Todd Buchholz
Economist, bestselling author, Tiger hedge fund managin director, and former White House senior economic adviser
USA
Keynote speaker Todd Buchholz is a former White House senior economic adviser, hedge fund guru and professional speaker. Todd Buchholz connects the dots between local and global markets, the politics that define business environments, and the people...
Karl Schoemer
President and founder of VisionQuest and expert on organizational culture, change and leadership
USA
As the President and Founder of VisionQuest, keynote speaker Karl Schoemer is a specialized consultant and helps firms improve productivity. The changes in the global economy are constant, expectations are higher and the workplace is rapidly...
About Experience Economy
- The experience economy is another word for entertainment or the entertainment industry.Trying to explain it simply: An economy fueled by experiences sold as regular commodities.
- Obvious examples of the experience economy could be something as tourist attractions, concerts, theater, sporting events, etc.
- The experience economy may also be about delivering a product or service with a degree of experience attached to it, so that the product you sell is not only the product itself, but also the experience you get when you interact with the product or service.
- Speaking engagements on the experience economy look at the many different types of the experience economy we see in the world and how to capitalize on this form of economic thinking.