WOM1907
AWSCPA Legacy Award | Thriving in Exponential Times. Understanding How Tomorrow Will Be Different than Today and Why that Matters More than You Know
Date
November 7, 2019
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Understanding how tomorrow will be different than today and why that matters more than you know.
The world is changing faster than ever and the future will be here before you know it. To survive, it’s not enough to know it’s coming. You have to be able to imagine it. You’ll learn about exponential technologies, their impact on the world and how to capitalize on the change we’re all experiencing by thinking beyond it. Because if you only set your sights on what’s coming next, you’re already too late.
Learning Objectives
- Understanding the impact of exponential technologies on your business.
- Equipping the audience with tools to capitalize on the change from these technologies.
Speaker
Co-founder, be radical Group
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