Interviews
Interview with Nikki Greenberg: Real Estate of the Future
Futurist and thought-leader in the real estate industry, Nikki Greenberg, analyses future trends, including…
As the population of global cities increases exponentially, smart cities are a term that we are becoming more and more familiar with. Smart cities integrate information and communication technologies, using different types of electronic data collection sensors to supply information used to manage assets and resources efficiently.
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Interviews
Futurist and thought-leader in the real estate industry, Nikki Greenberg, analyses future trends, including…
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As we reflect on 2019, London Speaker Bureau had over 3,000 events in 88…
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It has long been the case that women in positions of leadership have been…
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Speakers
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Adam Greenfield
Thought Leader, Futurist, Author, Expert in Emergent Technologies, AI, Cities, Society, Digital Transformation and its impact on Humanity
Alan Rosling
Author of bestseller Boom Country: The New Wave of Indian Enterprise
Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino
Author, Consultant and Designer who works across Climate Change, Tech Ethics and the Internet of Things
Ali Alasiri
Chairperson of Meila Digital for GovTech, Tathabbat for RegTech, GeneEra for HealthTech & SmartWay for EduTech; Board member in the WEF Centre of the 4th Industrial Revolution in Saudi Arabia; Board member in the Web3 Alliance of Saudi Arabia (WASA)
Anil Gupta
One of the world’s leading experts on strategy, globalization and entrepreneurship, Ranked by Thinkers50 as one of the world’s “most influential management thinkers”
Anish Shivdasani
Tech entrepreneur, Blockchain, Company Culture
Anna Minton
Author on the global housing crisis and the future of cities
Antonio Jara
Top Voice in Artificial Intelligence, IoT, Sustainable Tech, Smart Cities, Cyber security
Arturo Bris
Professor of Finance, IMD and Director of IMD World Competitiveness Center
Arzu Tekir
Founder and CEO of Urbanite Venture. Business & Strategy Partner of VRAcademi.
Ayesha Khanna
AI entrepreneur and advisor, Board member, Forbes Groundbreaking Female Entrepreneur
Carlos Moreno
Scientific Director of the research lab “Entrepreneurship Territory Innovation” & Member of the French Academy of Technologies
Christian Busch
Business Professor at USC Marshall School of Business & LSE; Bestselling Author, The Serendipity Mindset
Christina Yan Zhang
UN ITU Vice Chairman of Metaverse Working Group- an energetic, humorous and extremely knowledgeable thought leader on all topics relating to frontier technologies
Dag Detter
Global Authority on unlocking Public Wealth to boost economic growth & diversification
Daniel Burrus
Futurist Speaker, Business Strategist, Established Industry Expert on Global Trends and Disruptive Innovation
Danny Forster
Emmy-award-winning producer, educator, and an internationally recognised architectural designer
David Gann
Vice-President, Imperial College London
David Miller
Managing Director, C40 Centre for City Climate Policy and Economy, 63rd Mayor of Toronto and Recent President and CEO, WWF-Canada
Greg Clark
Global Adviser and Author on Cites & Urbanisation
Hannah Fry
Professor in the Mathematics of Cities at the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis at UCL where she studies patterns in human behaviour
Ian Goldin
Professor of Globalisation and Development, Oxford University, Former Vice President and Head of Policy, World Bank and former policy advisor to Nelson Mandela
Janjaap Ruijssenaars
An architect and inventor who has found a recipe for discovery
Jeremy Rifkin
Economic and Environmental Though Leader
Kate Ancketill
Global thought-leader in business futurism, Trend forecaster and board advisor to the world’s biggest brands
Larry Downes
Disruptive Innovation, Strategy, and Technology Analyst
Lucien Engelen
CEO of Transform Health and a speaker, Global Health(care) Innovation Strategist and expert in Digital Health
Maneesh Juneja
Futurist and strategic advisor who helps you build future-ready systems that protect people, profit and planet
Mariano Silveyra
Member of the Board of Directors at Cabify, Mentor at Endeavor, helping companies to innovate and scale using agile management
Mick Cornett
Former Mayor of Oklahoma City, One of the World’s Most Respected Urban Innovators
FAQ
How London Speaker Bureau helps you shortlist, check fees and confirm availability quickly.
Submit an enquiry with your audience, date and outcome. A consultant will return with fees, availability and a shortlist of Smart Cities speakers aligned to your brief.
Fees depend on the speaker, format (in-person or virtual), location, session length and required customisation. Contact London Speaker Bureau for a tailored quote — we do not publish a public rate card.
Yes. Share your audience, sector and objective and London Speaker Bureau will recommend the right voices from our Smart Cities network (41 profiles listed here) — including speakers not listed on this page.
London Speaker Bureau books speakers worldwide. Share your event date, location and format and we’ll confirm availability while handling travel and logistics.
Virtual and hybrid sessions are standard for many speakers on our roster. Contact London Speaker Bureau to confirm availability and platform fit (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, studio setup or your own).
Yes. We brief the speaker on your audience profile, sector and objectives so the talk is shaped to your event. The level of customisation depends on the speaker and lead time.
Beyond keynotes, many speakers also lead workshops, executive masterclasses, panel discussions and fireside chats. Tell London Speaker Bureau your preferred format and we’ll confirm who can deliver it.
We generally recommend three to twelve months’ notice to secure preferred dates, especially in peak conference season. Shorter lead times are often possible — contact London Speaker Bureau to check availability.
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