The future of work is about more than technological disruption. It’s about finding purpose in your work. Today 83% of Gen Z in the US consider a company’s purpose when deciding where to work. According to one study by Bain & Co the productivity level of an employee that is inspired by the purpose of their employer is a whopping 225%.

 

It’s time for organisations to change how they think about purpose, passion, and the future of work.

 

In this inspiring, entertaining and highly visual one-of-a-kind virtual co-keynote, award-winning Canadian jazz singer, engineer, lawyer and Ethical Futurist™ Alison Burns and global keynote speaker James Taylor will take the audience on a journey to discover how the world’s most purpose-driven organisations are building trust and doing well by doing good.

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ABOUT ALISON BURNS

ETHICAL FUTURIST KEYNOTE SPEAKER ALISON BURNS’ MISSION IN LIFE IS TO INSPIRE PEOPLE AND LEADERS TO EMBED ETHICS INTO THE HEART OF THEIR LIVES AND ORGANISATIONS.

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Keynote Speaker on Ethical Futurism™ Alison Burns LL.B Dip LP NP FRSA, has broken glass-ceilings as a trailblazing female engineer, lawyer, actor, and award-winning jazz singer. Today in her role as an Ethical Futurist™, virtual emcee and global keynote speaker she covers the fields of ethical leadership, future trends, environment and sustainability. She is a recipient of the Asia Pacific Brand Laureate Award alongside Hillary Clinton and Mark Zuckerberg and has performed for royalty and on some of the world’s most prestigious stages.

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ABOUT JAMES TAYLOR

KEYNOTE SPEAKER JAMES TAYLOR’S MISSION IN LIFE IS TO UNLOCK THE CREATIVE POTENTIAL IN PEOPLE AND TEAMS.

Award-winning keynote speaker James Taylor MBA FRSA – who started his career managing high profile rock stars – is now an in-demand keynote speaker and internationally recognized leader in business creativity, innovation and artificial intelligence. For over 20 years, he has been advising CEO’s, entrepreneurs, educators, governments and leaders from Silicon Valley to Singapore on how to build innovative organizations, unlock creative potential, and increase productivity. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of the Arts (FRSA) whose Fellows have included global innovators and leaders including President Benjamin Franklin, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, Bob Dylan, Adam Smith, Nelson Mandela and Professor Stephen Hawking.

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