Book Greg Williams as Keynote Speaker

Greg Williams is the editor-in-chief of WIRED. He meets the innovators, thinkers, scientists and entrepreneurs who are changing the world. As a leading authority on technology trends and how those impact business and society, Greg’s annual trends report, WIRED World, is the essential briefing document for senior leaders who want to understand the forces shaping the global business.

Greg Williams Highly Experienced Technology Keynote Speaker

For over 20 years, Greg Williams has written about technology trends and how those impact business and society. As editor-in-chief of WIRED, he meets the innovators, thinkers and change agents who are changing the world. As a leading authority on technology trends and how those impact business and society, Greg’s annual trends report, WIRED World, is the essential briefing document for senior leaders who want to understand the forces shaping the global business.

Greg Williams Journalist and Author

Greg is an internationally recognized author and speaker who can convey the importance of innovation, impact and disruption. He has appeared often on national news shows including CNBC, MSNBC, FOX Business, NPR and more to provide his expert analysis on current events in business and technology. His most recent book is called Future of Business, which takes you behind the scenes of the trends driving change and opportunity today – from micro-influencers to disruptive technologies to China’s emerging marketplaces.

Dynamic and Innovative Trendspotter

Greg is a speaker and influencer who has built an unrivalled reputation for speaking on the future of work and business at major global events. Greg spends his days scanning the horizon for world-changing technologies, ideas and companies, and is constantly on the lookout for genuinely transformative trends.

Technology Keynote Speaker with Global Presence

Greg Williams, who has worked for most leading global agencies including Ogilvy, has been a keynote speaker at technology and corporate events throughout Europe and the Americas; at educational institutions such as the Strelka Institute in Moscow, the Institute of Practitioners in Advertising in London and Oxford University; he also consults for several advertising agencies.