Shivvy Jervis is Europe’s most booked female business forecaster. Having championed the use of tech-for-good for two decades, she runs a forecasting lab dedicated to helping us discover the latest breakthroughs from digital, science and also neuroscience. She is one of the world’s most trusted voices on forecasting, and underpinning it all is her desire to make this information accessible for everyone with her human touch.
Shivvy’s topics include Adaptive AI, Cyber Security, AR Commerce, the Metaverse and the internet of ‘Everything’.
Shivvy Jervis helps thousands of us discover the most useful and accessible advances that will shape both our businesses and lives. She finds the tools to protect us on- and offline, keep our jobs and livelihoods going, detect we’re ill before the doctors do or make our cities more sustainable.
Shivvy has hosted live debate broadcasts, fronted Discovery Channel documentaries, quizzed the world’s top climate change pioneers and interviewed former PMs (David Cameron) and music legends (the late James Brown) alike. A former CNN Asia and Reuters reporter with solid journalism roots, Shivvy Jervis previously created two successful streaming series’ that enjoyed a five-year run, shining a light on brilliant advances and the maverick minds behind them.
TED Talks, a curator of the world’s most iconic ideas, recognise her for ‘having a remarkable capacity to find what’s relevant from all the noise and hype’. The UK’s former digital minister likens Shivvy to a combination of three of the country’s much-loved household names, noting ‘she carries the authority of Brian Cox with Rachel Riley’s intelligence and likability, and Bear Grylls’ adventurous spirit’!
Shivvy Jervis remains one of Europe’s most booked consumer and business trend forecasters (or what the industry terms ‘a futurist’) and a rare, diverse voice and storyteller in her space. Above all else, the trailblazer named a Champion of Change and one of Britain’s Women of the Year makes it her mission to fulfil our century-old need… to be as prepared as possible for the most pivotal changes coming our way.
Which digital advances need to be on your radar now, to be future ready? In this riveting talk, Shivvy Jervis – one of the globe’s few female and Asian innovation forecasters – will take audiences on a riveting walkthrough of the digital innovations shaping their industry.
Designed to ditch the jargon, the talk aims to be accessible and energetic, focusing only on human-centred innovations and realistic use cases given Shivvy’s approach of separating the hype from the facts. Opening with a relatable subject, Shivvy might quickly share an innovation from a different field – the science behind motivation – and explain how we can use this at work.
Then, for the core part of the session she’ll walk us through what to expect from areas such as either the evolution of automation/AI, Metaverse, digital identity or our connected world (based on what is most relevant to the client).
Time permitting, she will deliver a memorable closing with a window into either the most fascinating jobs of the near future, skills we’ll need or the signals that tell us why the near- and medium-term future is more hopeful than we might think!
Apart from digital innovation tools, the forecasting lab Shivvy founded 7 years ago has focused in equal measure on discoveries about how our minds work.
She shows us how to apply breakthroughs from neuroscience and psychology to elevate our workforce and consumers, making it personal by sharing first-hand anecdotes, to leave audiences feeling both educated and inspired.
After the astounding success from incorporating the ‘science behind engagement’ theme as a short segment in her signature innovation talk, Shivvy is bringing the ‘science behind…’ theme to the stage as a series of either:
a) stand-alone talk on one topic
b) one keynote covering two topics
Award-winning innovation forecaster Shivvy Jervis goes beyond technological breakthroughs, to uncover the latest advances from neuroscience and behavioural psychology and give us a fascinating window into our minds. The goals are three-fold – elevate our leadership style, better understand consumer and workforce psychology and cope with change more capably. In this motivational-meets-neuroscience keynote, Shivvy sets out to unpack the science behind two familiar elements – motivation or keeping one’s mind engaged on something, and the age-old notion of chemistry or attraction. What triggers us biologically to disengage mentally? What are the surprising ways we can apply the principles of chemistry at work?
The most valuable jobs of both the near and medium term future jobs and skills – on this specific sub theme, find a sample here in broadcast form of jobs of the future
– Which skills will we need to stay future ready?
– Will a robot take my job? The true risk and benefits from automation to people, how we can use it to augment our work and keep our jobs; and the surprising – and hugely encouraging – new truth about soft skills
– Digital innovations with use cases related to talent development and the environment of work such as:
a) attracting and retaining talent
b) workforce wellbeing
c) training and upskilling
d) collaboration and communication
– The critical role of people in an organisation’s digital transformation
– Finally, the Inventor Mindset – how to think like an inventor or founder in your current role
What actually triggers us biologically to lose willpower or motivation, and how could we apply it at work to dramatically improve our relationships with our teams and clients?
The surprising way that you can apply this to build a better workforce and consumer base.
We don’t often think of security as part of a company ‘culture’ but taking that approach can achieve remarkable changes in how we protect both the company and employees’ digital identity.
Are we looking at the Internet of ‘Everything’? What does the next generation of connectivity hold?
Tools that are now more human-centred and conversational, and explaining 4-7 use cases. In particular ‘adaptive AI’, i.e. digital tools that are more geared to perceive and adapt to our human needs and way of working; and has the ability to grasp a fuller situational context of what we are asking of it. Evidence shows that many companies are incorporating this approach and that it has in some cases led to up to 40% savings for organisations.
Demystifying what the Metaverse is and within it the role of augmented reality (the simpler level of immersion more accessible to brands) and use cases that will build engagement for the business. ‘Augmented commerce’ is the next wave of e-commerce AR has huge value (5BN $ projection for 2023 alone) but many orgs are missing a trick by not realising its explosive potential.
We don’t often think of security as part of a company ‘culture’ but taking that approach can achieve remarkable changes in how we protect both the company and employees’ digital identity.
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