Futuresinfocus

*Please note Afdhel Aziz is a Forbes contributor in the CMO network channel.

Afdhel Aziz is the CEO of Conspiracy of Love and what you're about to hear might have you take a step back to ask yourself what your purpose and legacy is. He speaks with Michael about how Just making money is not a sign of success for tomorrow’s CEO. Deeper values are going to transcend typical economics because purpose at a personal and organizational level, is going to trump it all. Aziz has led the movement towards CEO’s creating a legacy around far deeper values than just economics. In this case the idea of love. Afdhel Aziz is a Forbes contributor in the CMO network channel.

High performance (cars, people, technology) anything is always interesting but being able to dig into the center of what drives high performance relationships in the NFL is even more interesting. The guest for this episode is Dan Quinn the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons and we are not going to talk X’s and O’s but how the player and coach relationship is still going to be vital ten years from now when we are deluged with data, AI and other social noise in the NFL. 

Decade Forward Interview

3D printed houses or car parts are one thing, but 3D printed food is at the heart of this interview with leading European expert. He sees it as a solution for long distance space travel, precision medicine and for a near future shopping trip to Wholefoods. Listen to Giusesppe Scionti the CEO of Novameat as he navigates us through the future of 3D printed food. 3D printed food is far closer than you think and will be common place by 2030 in many parts of our lives. 

This is the second and final part of our conversation with Vishy Gopalakrishnan, vice-president of eco-systems and innovation at AT&T Foundry. He shares what our future, immersive world will feel like and could impact the way companies are built.

Vishy Gopalkrishan, vice president of eco-systems and innovation at AT&T Foundry, who with his teams, is building completely new ecosystems for the future, connected universe in the world of 5G. Hear a wonderful range of topics about the digitally transformed world ten years from now. Everything from how we should think about educating our children to what true immersed experiences will feel like. It is part one of a two-part podcast. The second part is next week. 

Sean Ellis is one of the fathers of the growth hacking and has a great view of his world ten years from now. 

Sean Ellis, CEO Growth Hackers, discusses the future of growth (personal, organizational and government). Sean is one of the fathers of the growth hacking revolution. His well-researched views about how difficult this key DNA is for success is a wonderful exploration for any corporate leader looking to take some of that start-up magic and apply it as a core DNA to their corporation.

Here the CEO of one of the leading sleep applications and his view of his own world in ten year’s time. What will and won't have changed by then?

Mike Kisch, CEO Beddr, discusses the future of sleep management. We all sleep. We all at some points complain our sleep, the lack of it, the type of it.  Sleep is something we do for at least one third of our lives, but we spend so little time thinking about how it should be measured and managed. Kisch is on a mission to eradicate all that is wrong about sleep ailments and poor sleep by bringing professional sleep experts to you. 

Professor Shai Shen-Orr and David Harel of Cytoreason talk about what they will miss ten years from now including a great comment about silence.

Professor Shai Shen-Orr and David Harel of Cytoreason talk about the future of precision medicine. The idea of being able to go to your personal doctor and asking how your immune system is doing seems like science fiction, but is likely to be a reality soon. Hear from two leading experts using AI and cell-based research to reveal the future of medicine.

Bruce Rogers, CEO of the Sito Institute, has invested two decades at Forbes on the future of the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). There's a current tension in the definition of CMO. One role is demand expertise (the dominant form now) and the other morphing role is the CMO as a culture compass. Rogers shares his insights on where he thinks the role of CMO is going.

Hear what fun stuff Bruce expects to experience ten years from now. From breakfast to work.

Mark Bunting, the entrepreneur behind Sky TV and the CMO of cloud pioneer Rackspace talks about the ideal CMO ten years from now and how AI is evolving.

Phil McKinney, former Head of Innovation at HP shares loads of ideas about the future of many things including the cable industry, how best to learn and healthcare for the elderly. Plus, Star Trek's wondrous holodecks might become real at last.

Doctor Bray, former CIO of the FCC and executive director of the People Centered Internet Coalition. Listen as Bray talks about major shifts in how we should be thinking about governance of ourselves, our companies, our governments, and our communities. He puts some ideas out there that are vastly different to what we think now but make amazing sense.

Guido Jouret, chief digital officer for ABB engineering, is right in the center of how we re-thing and re-engineer buildings and the power grid for the next decade. Neither will look or feel the same as now according to Jouret. Enjoy the idea of organistic buildings and rooms adjusting to you.