The Return of Trend Briefing

Physical Event - 6 October 2022


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Overview

Join us for the return of our Trend Briefing event, live at the Royal Academy of Arts, where we will explore how, post-Covid, markets are in flux, and the realities of Brexit, COP26 and ongoing global unease are now affecting consumer behaviour.
Taking place on 6 October this year, our new Trend Briefing 2023 embraces a more interactive and discursive format where we tackle the solutions as well as outlining those trends and strategic challenges that 2023 will throw at us.

We will reveal how Web3 is no longer a theoretical internet model of tomorrow and NFTs are tradeable assets, while the metaverse is already creating its own billion-dollar brands, businesses and organisations.

Switching our focus to the year ahead, our strategic foresight analysts will present a new macrotrend that all brands and businesses should be incorporating into their planning.

Join us for our first physical event since 2019 and discover what opportunities 2023 holds for your business.

Header image: Marek Piwnicki; Overview image: Ph.galtri


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Why join?

Join us in person on 6 October 2022 at 2:00pm to 6:00pm BST, as our analysts explain, explore and unpack the key trends for the year ahead.

Purchasing a ticket to this event grants you access to:

  • An introduction to our new macrotrend
  • Interactive and discursive opportunities with our experts
  • A preview of our updated Trend Tracker for 2023
  • Strategic Implications for 2023
  • Futures 100 Innovator Awards Ceremony
  • Champagne and networking

Members of our trends intelligence platform LS:N Global also get exclusive access to our Trend Briefing 2023 trend report, launching on the day of the event.

This event is sponsored by Laurent-Perrier.

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Agenda

‘A brave new world of change, opportunity and challenge, one where we’re not resigning, but re-engaging. And re-writing the rules of how and why we’re doing it!’

Martin Raymond, co-founder, The Future Laboratory  

This physical event will take place from 2:00pm to 6:00pm BST at the Royal Academy of Arts. Join us for a global overview of our new macrotrend, and exposure to the minds and experts behind our research.

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Book your tickets now

You can now book tickets to our Trend Briefing 2023 physical event on 6 October 2022.

Members of LS:N Global get access to the event at a discounted rate. If you're a member, you can access your code here.

Members can also access the new macrotrend 2023 report for free, launching on the day of the event. Find out more about LS:N Global membership here.

Physical event:

£500 until July 13
£550 thereafter

Futures 100 Innovators Award

Futures 100 Innovators Award

This year, The Future Laboratory is hosting its annual Futures 100 Innovators Award at Trend Briefing 2023 – to celebrate those among us who are taking on those challenges that some of us may regard as unimportant, unworthy or unrighteous.

Each month, our analysts will showcase 10 innovators from our overall Futures 100 Innovators longlist across 10 key sectors highlighting their innovation, why it matters, and where and how it is affecting – or will affect – change for the better.

Know someone who deserves to be on the list? If they make it onto our shortlist, we’ll interview you alongside them, and if they win, you can join us for our Trend Briefing 2023 event in October this year, when we’ll be hosting the first of our annual Futures 100 Innovators Awards by showcasing our top 10 finalists before we announce our overall winner on the day.


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Speakers

Chris Sanderson (He/Him)
co-founder, The Future Laboratory

Chris is co-founder of The Future Laboratory where he is responsible for delivering the company’s extensive global roster of conferences, media events and LS:N Global Trend Briefings, which he co-presents with the team globally. Chris presented Channel 4 TV’s five-part series Home of the Future and is a SuperBoard member of The British Fashion Council’s Fashion Trust.

Martin Raymond (He/Him)
co-founder, The Future Laboratory

Martin is co-founder of The Future Laboratory and editor-in-chief of LS:N Global. Martin is a well-known trend guru, having written several best-selling books on trend forecasting, including The Trend Forecaster’s Handbook and The Tomorrow People. Martin contributes regularly as an expert on trends and business for the BBC, Channel 4 and ITV.

Kathryn Bishop (She/Her)
foresight editor, The Future Laboratory

Kathryn joined The Future Laboratory in 2016, and is foresight editor of LS:N Global. Specialising in luxury, she also works on its fashion content and leads commissioning internal and external articles. She has previously written for publications including Adorn Insight, VO+, Retail Jeweller, Professional Jeweller and CityAM.

Chris Sanderson (He/Him)
co-founder, The Future Laboratory

Chris is co-founder of The Future Laboratory where he is responsible for delivering the company’s extensive global roster of conferences, media events and LS:N Global Trend Briefings, which he co-presents with the team globally. Chris presented Channel 4 TV’s five-part series Home of the Future and is a SuperBoard member of The British Fashion Council’s Fashion Trust.

Martin Raymond (He/Him)
co-founder, The Future Laboratory

Martin is co-founder of The Future Laboratory and editor-in-chief of LS:N Global. Martin is a well-known trend guru, having written several best-selling books on trend forecasting, including The Trend Forecaster’s Handbook and The Tomorrow People. Martin contributes regularly as an expert on trends and business for the BBC, Channel 4 and ITV.

Kathryn Bishop (She/Her)
foresight editor, The Future Laboratory

Kathryn joined The Future Laboratory in 2016, and is foresight editor of LS:N Global. Specialising in luxury, she also works on its fashion content and leads commissioning internal and external articles. She has previously written for publications including Adorn Insight, VO+, Retail Jeweller, Professional Jeweller and CityAM.

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Venue

The Royal Academy of Arts is an art institution based in Burlington House on Piccadilly in London.

Address:
Royal Academy of Arts, The Lecture Theatre, 6 Burlington Gardens, London, W1S 3ET