Future Trends - Ready for Tomorrow

Have you ever wondered how in earth you can keep up with today’s social, technological and physical changes? Are you overwhelmed with all developments that seem to tumble over each other? Or plainly determined to make your business, foundation or organization the next ‘best practice’ in the 21st century?

Erwin Van Lun shows you how to stay ahead. You will discover that today’s fast changes all originated in just a few long-lasting, worldwide trends – some of which have been developing for centuries. If you use these trends as your guiding principles, it will soon become clear what you should do – and what you should stop doing – to be ready for tomorrow.

In this session you will find out:

what bigger, historic trends in media, marketing, brands and society are important for you, your customers, citizens, members and/or supporters
how to value innovations in light of these trends – which ones will stick, and which ones won’t
how to shift your focus from technology to interaction with actual people
what actions to take to fully benefit from tomorrow’s opportunities
and what actions to stop because they are redundant in your (re)new(ed) focus.

You will leave this phenomenal session inspired, energized, and ready to go! It provides food for thought, not just directly afterwards, but for weeks, months, even years. It changes the minds of your audience. Forever.

People about Erwin van Lun On Stage

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Jan Bosse

Manager Marketing Strategy & E-commerce(Otto)

Erwin gave a very impressing view on future developments in connecting consumers and businesses. He opened our eyes!

Janko Grassère

Market Development Manager(Intel)

Erwin is a speaker that shows the audience controversies in their way of thinking. He lets the audience experience old things from a new angle and shows them how technology can fullfill their needs in a completely new way. Very interesting; everybody learned a lot!

Wouter de Vries

Sales Consultant(WDM Netherlands)

Erwin, as a professional speaker, did a good job and was a successful chairman/moderator this evening. He started the evening with his own outlook on the future of (direct) marketing. He made a connection with the audience and turned the various stories of eight different speakers into one coherent whole.