Dr. Lynda Shaw discusses Neuroscience with Charlotte Kemp

Marcus Koehnlein talks AR and Innovation with Charlotte Kemp

Marcus Koehnlein’s LinkedIn headline is ‘Creating the Digital Future’ and in this inspiring conversation he talks about the work he does with a regular company to help them to embrace digital transformation, as well as the work he and his friends do with start up companies. The start-up companies are exploring, experimenting, and finding ways to turn these innovative technologies into viable futures focussed business models. Seit Jun 2020 Head of Digital Business, UNITED GRINDING Group Seit Okt 2019 Co-Founder und CEO, camyylyon GmbH Seit März 2021 Co-Founder, President of the Board and CIO, Quarero AG Mrz 2018 - Jun 2020 Head of Digitalization, Omya Management AG Apr 2016 - Feb 2018 Head of Business Intelligence and Innovation, Omya Management AG Nov 2011 - Apr 2016 Head of Finance Applications, Allianz Suisse Nov 2007 - Nov 2011 Senior Business Analyst, Allianz Suisse Feb 2006 - Dec 2007 Application Consultant, Braincourt GmbH Find our guest online at linkedin.com [https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcus-koehnlein/] The Associations Edition explores how volunteer-led associations are coping with challenges and changes to their association membership and management from around the world. Charlotte Kemp, Associations' Futurist, discusses the challenges and solutions that association executives are experimenting with and distills the learning into simple, actionable steps for volunteer-led associations, world wide. Charlotte can be contacted at charlotte@charlottekemp.co.za. This post can be found online at futurespodcasts.com [https://www.futurespodcasts.com/ar-and-innovation/] Learn more about Charlotte's associations work on her site https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/ [https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/]

Ergin Ozdemir Introduces New Diversity Ideas with Charlotte Kemp

Many conversations about diversity focus on the clear deficiencies in representation and invitation around gender and race. In this conversation with Ergin Ozdemir, we discuss Ergin’s experiences emigrating from his native Turkey to Sweden and the struggles he had as an immigrant. Ergin also works with companies to show them the value of hiring people on the autism spectrum, a fascinating way to embrace neuro-atypical experiences into the workplace.    Without diversity, we are all poorer. Listen to Ergin Ozdemir demonstrate the richness we can embrace when we connect outside of our own groups.     Ergin Özdemir is a social entrepreneur, diversity advocate, and one of Sweden’s foremost public speakers. His approach to increasing diversity literacy is two-pronged. By working with leaders, employers, and institutions, he increases their diversity IQ so they can build, preserve, and harness the power of diverse teams. At the same, Ergin helps individuals learn how to use their diversity to their advantage when entering the workforce. Through his presentations and workshops, Ergin uses countless real-life examples and the latest research to show that rather than a burden, diversity in all its senses, offers a competitive edge for every organisation. All that is required is that we widen our view of where our society’s superpowers reside.Find our guest online at ergin.se [https://www.ergin.se/] The Associations Edition explores how volunteer-led associations are coping with challenges and changes to their association membership and management from around the world. Charlotte Kemp, Associations' Futurist, discusses the challenges and solutions that association executives are experimenting with and distills the learning into simple, actionable steps for volunteer-led associations, world wide. Charlotte can be contacted at charlotte@charlottekemp.co.za. This post can be found online at futurespodcasts.com [https://www.futurespodcasts.com/introducing-new-diversity-ideas/] Learn more about Charlotte's associations work on her site https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/ [https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/]

Zanele Njapha Unlearns with Charlotte Kemp

Zanele Njapha is an unlearning expert. In a world where we are trying to learn more and absorb more knowledge, information, and skills, Zanele starts the conversation with what we need to unlearn, release, and get rid of, to have a mindset ready to embrace the future. Zanele is an inspiring professional speaker and futurist. Whether it’s ‘turning the ship around’ during a company merger or leadership change, reworking business models, reposition compasses, or understanding how what the industry’s next ten years may hold, Zanele Njapha is helping global clients with it. Zanele is known to her clients as the UnLearning Lady, and In the face of disruptive change, Zanele assists organisations to: 1. Understand what the future of different industries has in store & some of the key trends shaping these futures. 2. Design and strategise their 'NEXT', based on industry trends and shifts. 3. Transition successfully to their 'NEXT' and stay there (until it’s time to jump ship again)! Find our guest online at tomorrowtodayglobal.com [https://www.tomorrowtodayglobal.com/] The Associations Edition explores how volunteer-led associations are coping with challenges and changes to their association membership and management from around the world. Charlotte Kemp, Associations' Futurist, discusses the challenges and solutions that association executives are experimenting with and distills the learning into simple, actionable steps for volunteer-led associations, worldwide. Charlotte can be contacted at charlotte@charlottekemp.co.za. This post can be found online at futurespodcasts.com [https://www.futurespodcasts.com/zanele-njapha-unlearns/] Learn more about Charlotte's associations work on her site https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/ [https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/]

Ray de Villiers Talks Ethics for the Future with Charlotte Kemp

Ray de Villiers is an interesting futurist, focussing on the future of work and riding the conversations between technological developments and the human element. In this conversation, we talk about the 5th Industrial Revolution (for those of you tired of the 4th) as well as how often we have ethical conversations and what the human factor looks like in the future. Find our guest online at raydevilliers.com [http://raydevilliers.com] Ray is a speaker and facilitator who focuses on the future world of work. He has a track record of success and failure and believes we need to draw on both of these to develop insight for the best future we can have. In times of flux, it is more important to be asking the right questions than having the right answers. Answers change but questions provide insight into change. Ray helps us frame these questions and put them into language and narrative that helps everyone understand these complex discussions. The Associations Edition explores how volunteer-led associations are coping with challenges and changes to their association membership and management from around the world. Charlotte Kemp, Associations' Futurist, discusses the challenges and solutions that association executives are experimenting with and distills the learning into simple, actionable steps for volunteer-led associations, worldwide. Charlotte can be contacted at charlotte@charlottekemp.co.za. This post can be found online at www.futurespodcasts.com [https://www.futurespodcasts.com/ray-de-villiers/] Learn more about Charlotte's associations work on her site https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/ [https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/]

Dr. Lynda Shaw discusses Neuroscience with Charlotte Kemp

Dr Lynda Shaw is a neuroscientist, psychologist and change management expert. Just the sort of person we need to listen to when we are learning about the future. She is also the President-Elect of the Professional Speakers Association of the UK and Ireland, so we are colleagues in that respect. Find our guest online at www.drlyndashaw.com [https://www.drlyndashaw.com] The Associations Edition explores how volunteer-led associations are coping with challenges and changes to their association membership and management from around the world. Charlotte Kemp, Associations' Futurist, discusses the challenges and solutions that association executives are experimenting with and distills the learning into simple, actionable steps for volunteer-led associations, world wide. Charlotte can be contacted at charlotte@charlottekemp.co.za. This post can be found online at www.futurespodcasts.com [http://futurespodcasts.com/no-neuro-nonsense/] Learn more about Charlotte's associations work on her site https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/ [https://charlottekemp.co.za/associations-in-the-future/]