This man doesn’t need a crystal ball to predict the future, because his forecasts are based on research into our systems. It is clear that our future and change go hand in hand. But how do we look at permanent change and how does someone who views it from a meta-level look at it? This episode of \u201cAuf einen Tee\u201d spans the entire spectrum from the soul of a company to the world order. At the same time, it is an appeal to self-efficacy and the individual’s ability to react to life’s uncertainties.<\/p>\n
Matthias Horx<\/strong> is the most influential trend and futurologist in the German-speaking world. A staunch European, he commutes between Ireland, Frankfurt and Vienna, where he lives with his family in the \u201cFuture Evolution House\u201d. Together with his wife Oona and their children Tristan and Julian, he is developing futurology for the next generation. Left:<\/p>\n
\nHis keynote speeches for management, politics or at major conferences are provocative, humorous and uplifting, and always deal with the big picture: Technology, humanism, future optimism, (neo-)digitalization and (neo-)ecology. It is also always about how we think and feel about the future – and how constructive visions can change society and the economy.<\/p>\n