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Where the world's moving
Today’s world is fluid – ideas are big, people are moving fast, and our place in the world is changing. From work-life, to connectivity and community, our series explores where the world's moving and how these shifts are bringing us closer together to facilitate collaboration and human progress.
Podcast: Where the world's moving
Hosted by futurist, key-note speaker and author Ross Dawson
Ep #1: A new sense of belonging
Chief Storyteller at City of Detroit, Aaron Foley, explains the city's renaissance and the importance of a sense of place in the world today.
Ep #2: More sustainable ways of living
IKEA's Sustainability Manager Dr Kate Ringvall discusses a future in demand of smarter, more innovative approaches to product design and urban development.
Ep #3: Mission-driven lifestyles
Patagonia's Director of Philosophy, Vincent Stanley, shares in on the brand's inspiration to a generation of environmentally conscious entrepreneurs.
Ep #4: Tech-driven experiences
Kriti Sharma, Sage's VP of Artificial Intelligence, discusses the ways AI is shaped by humanity, and how this technology is changing our world forever.
Ep #5: Fluid work-life
What will our work become in an itinerant world? British-Australian entrepreneur, Kate Kendall, weighs in.
Ep #6: Global Value Exchange
How must ‘Born-global’ companies navigate complexity to seize the opportunities of a boundary-less world? Adventure Capital founder, Stuart Richardson, shares his perspectives.
Ep #7: Transport, trade and travel
Drones and driverless cars are set to transform the potential of our cities and the way we get around. Founder of aerospace company Matternet, Andreas Raptopoulos, weighs in on the possibilities of a borderless future.
Ep #8: Community-based entrepreneurship
Simon Griffiths, Co-Founder and CEO of startup Who Gives a Crap, talks about his experience taking a Kickstarter project and turning it into a global multi-million dollar company that donates 50% of its profits.
Articles
Citizens of anywhere
Does place still shape our identity in a world where people can work and live anywhere across the globe?
The renaissance of the community
How co-working and co-living are reconfiguring the way we live and work.
Investing in impact
Reinvigorating the business world with their sense of purpose and resilience, a new breed of investor is redefining the parameters of capitalism.
Target market of one
With brands of the future set to increasingly embrace artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, how will we be able to determine what we want, before we want it?
Dropping in on virtual meetings
Technology has created global working digital nomads. How we all meet will soon be transformed too.
Why cash is no longer king
Future financial transactions will feature facial recognition technology and possibly wearables, hearables and implantables.
Riding into the future
Fleets of autonomous vehicles will transform the way we work, live and travel across the globe.
The secret to a successful crowdfunding campaign
When it comes to crowdfunding, there is no such thing as an overnight success story.
Infographic
4 forces influencing today's global consumers
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OFX: Where the world's moving
OFX is a global money transfer company that helps people and businesses thrive in our fast moving, ever-changing world. We are on a mission to lead the age of borderless money by combining a streamlined digital experience, expert personal service and great rates so our customers can transact across borders when, where and how they want. We empower customers to participate in the world economy with confidence 24/7.