In a world full of trends, signals of change and technology, it is crucial to focus on the ones that really matter. Among others, Scott Galloway Professor of Marketing at NYU Stern School of Business, entrepreneur, best-selling author, award-winning podcaster, founder of 9 companies including RedEnvelope, also known as Professor “G”, will talk about the challenges facing business and modern leaders at the 7th edition of Masters&Robots in Warsaw in October.
As a business and marketing expert, Galloway attempts to anticipate future trends and changes in the industry to help entrepreneurs and leaders make smart decisions. His speeches are known for their liveliness and humour.
This year’s Masters&Robots conference will also feature:
- Fabienne Goux-Baudiment – PhD in social sciences, foresight expert; founding president and CEO of SAS proGective, the Centre for Foresight Studies, Research and Consulting,
- Jan Rosenow – Director of European Programmes at the Regulatory Assistance Project (RAP), a global team of highly qualified energy experts advising policymakers around the world on clean energy,
- Monica Parker – founder of HATCH Analytics, author of the Wall Street Journal bestseller The Power of Wonder and a world-renowned speaker, writer and authority on the future of work. Parker has spent decades helping people discover how to be good leaders and lead fulfilled lives.
The event, organised by Digital University, will take place on 18 and 19 October in Warsaw. It will be an opportunity to meet the most talented and inspiring industry leaders, scientists and entrepreneurs who are influencing the future of our world. The partners of the 7th edition of Masters&Robots are: Sebastian Kulczyk’s InCredibles programme – a long-term partner of the conference, BNP Paribas Bank Polska, PZU, Mastercard and Fanuc.
Redefining the future responsibly
Technology as a tool is neutral and how it is used is up to people. Hence, it is important that it is developed and used with responsibility and an understanding of its impact on our lives and society. Therefore, we ask, what really matters? How do we assess and choose priorities?
– It is not technology that is the challenge today, but a selective and intelligent approach to it. Exploring the latest trends in areas such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, the Internet of Things, biotechnology and other innovations that are shaping the world is extremely interesting, but requires us to be attentive and responsible. This year, we are opening up even more to the business world, addressing the topic of innovation and the changes that affect it. We will explore the importance of adapting to new trends and technologies in order to remain competitive in a dynamic market, while simultaneously changing the business, consumer and cultural landscape,” says Jowita Michalska, president of Digital University.
Human is what matters
Supporting and promoting technological solutions that care about the well-being of people and the planet is an important aspect of a selective approach to technology. Supporting ethical companies and projects can contribute to positive changes in society. Technology can encounter difficult ethical choices, for example related to artificial intelligence or biometrics. It is important to make informed decisions that respect people’s rights and dignity.
For more information, please visit: www.mastersandrobots.tech