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TOPICS
Change and Change Again
Deep Impact
Evan Solomon examines the implications of the technological age on our relationships with customers, colleagues, partners and our communities.As we’ve moved from the analogue world to the digital world, the biggest change has been from a world of "location, location, location", to "relation, relation, relation".
In an age of information plenitude and tech parity, value shifts from access to understanding and perspective, from information to wisdom, and from technology to creativity. The most profound change is not about the technology, but about the nature of relationships. Evan leaves us with 10 actionable steps to manage high tech change, including the importance of going deeper in your relationships.
Futureworld: Bringing Ingenuity To Crisis
EVAN SOLOMON
CBC Television Broadcaster, Journalist & Author
Two-time Gemini award winning writer and broadcaster Evan Solomon spends his professional life exploring the world of innovation, advances in technology, changing business paradigms, and creative approaches to managing and solving the complex challenges of sustainability in the 21st century.
A long-time print and broadcast journalist, Solomon was the co-host of the two weekly news and current affairs shows CBC News: Sunday and CBC News: Sunday Night. He is now the host of the of the CBC Newsworld’s political agenda show, Power and Politics, where he offers the day’s political news with topical discussion of key issues affecting Canadians. Solomon is one of Canadian media’s key players in re-establishing the importance of investigation, discussion and lively debate within politics and current affairs.
Solomon was the host of the Gemini award winning CBC Newsworld show about ideas in print called HotType. For four years he was the host of the Gemini award-winning show Futureworld, which explored the latest developments in technology and innovation. He also produced and hosted a series called The Change Makers, and a series for PBS in America called Masters of Technology.
Solomon was the co-founder, and for eight years the editor-in-chief, of Shift magazine, an award-winning international magazine about technology and culture. Most recently, he co-founded The Ingenuity Project, a dynamic new series that gathers the best and brightest minds from around the world in order to generate new solutions to the most pressing issues of our time. As part of this project, Solomon is the co-editor and writer of the best-selling book Fueling the Future: How the Battle Over Energy Is Changing Everything, which was nominated of the National Business Book of the Year in 2004 and the National Science Award in 2004. He is also the co-editor and writer of Feeding the Future: From Fat to Famine, How to Solve the World’s Food Crisis, and Food and Fuel.
Solomon’s insightful views dispel many of the myths and hype not only surrounding the digital world but human progress in general – presenting a unique, realistic picture of where things now stand, and where they may be headed.
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Ontario Society for Training & Development
"...you managed to create a more personal, intimate relationship with the audience than we could ever have expected, which really enhanced the attendees' engagement."
The Canadian Institute for Advanced Research
"Your keynote presentation on the many innovations and technological advances happening in our world today and their impact on us as individuals and as part of a global village generated a real buzz among our attendees. Many surprising insights and discoveries were made by everyone in attendance and the unique yet realistic picture you painted of our world certainly had everyone thinking about the future."
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