What’s next in 25 years? Daniel Franklin’s take
Video Description
Daniel Franklin, Executive Editor of The Economist, speaks at the Skoll World Forum 2011. He shows two short videos and talks about the themes of the next 25 years.
Speakers
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Consultant Lecturer, Cranfield University
Stephen Carver is regularly rated as one of the top lecturers at Cranfield. He has an ability to distill complex ideas into impactful, fun and memorable lectures--often using storytelling and games. Amongst many roles in his lifetime, Stephen has been an oilman, an entrepreneur, a father, a lecturer, an inspirationalist, a mentor and warrior. The one thing that has stayed constant in his life is change.
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Founding Partner, Seymourpowell
As one of Europe’s most accomplished designers, Richard Seymour’s career spans more than 30 years and a huge range of creative disciplines. During this period, he has become a global champion for designled innovation, picking up numerous awards along the way. Much of his time now is spent helping international companies understand what lies before them in the future, and finding ways to ‘rewire’ them to better face these challenges.
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Executive Editor, The Economist
Daniel Franklin joined The Economist in 1983 and has been Executive Editor since 2006. He is also Business Affairs Editor, responsible for the newspaper’s coverage of business, finance and science, as well as being Editor of The Economist’s annual publication on the year ahead, The World in... His special report on corporate social responsibility, Just Good Business, was published in 2008.
