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Greg Lindsay Interview: Futurist and Urbanist
Greg Lindsay is a senior fellow with MIT’s Future Urban Collectives Lab, Arizona State’s…
The global population is choosing urban living more so, and with that, our urban cities are changing and their infrastructure is becoming increasingly important. These keynote speakers cover subjects such as transportation, smart cities, sustainability, happiness and various other topics that all contribute to and affect urban living.
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Greg Lindsay is a senior fellow with MIT’s Future Urban Collectives Lab, Arizona State’s…
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Greg Lindsay is the Director of Applied Research at NewCities, where he analyses what…
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Inma Martinez is recognised worldwide as one of the leading figures in the pioneering…
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Adam Greenfield
Thought Leader, Futurist, Author, Expert in Emergent Technologies, AI, Cities, Society, Digital Transformation and its impact on Humanity
Alejandro Aravena
Pritzker Prize 2016
Anna Minton
Author on the global housing crisis and the future of cities
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
Catherine Howarth
Chief Executive of ShareAction
Christian Busch
Business Professor at USC Marshall School of Business & LSE; Bestselling Author, The Serendipity Mindset
Claire O’Neill
Recent UK Climate and Energy Minister
Daan Roosegaarde
Dutch artist and innovator, creative thinker and maker of social designs that explore the relation between people, technology and space
Daniel Brook
Author and Urbanist at the Intersection of Past, Present, and Future
Danny Forster
Emmy-award-winning producer, educator, and an internationally recognised architectural designer
David Back
Co-founder of Zoomcar, the first Western-style car rental company in India
David Gann
Vice-President, Imperial College London
Dieter Helm
Professor of Economic Policy at the University of Oxford and Fellow in Economics at New College, Oxford. Former Independent Chair of the Natural Capital Committee
Emilie Sydney-Smith
Former Chief Transformation Officer of Aboitiz and former CEO of ExO Works
Enrique Penalosa
Former Two Time Mayor of Bogota and one of the World's leading sustainability and mobility in cities advocate
Gene Kranz
Iconic NASA Flight Control Director with Apollo 11 and Apollo 13, Awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom
Greg Lindsay
Futurist and Urbanist
Juan Carlos Baumgartner
Mexican architect, founder and CEO of the Chicago-based international architecture firm SPACE
Klaus Wowereit
Mayor of Berlin (2001-2014)
Livio De Luca
Research Director, CNRS
Mariano Silveyra
Member of the Board of Directors at Cabify, Mentor at Endeavor, helping companies to innovate and scale using agile management
Michael Liebreich
Chairman of the Advisory Board at Bloomberg New Energy Finance
Parag Khanna
Founder & CEO of AlphaGeo, Internationally Bestselling Author, and Global Strategy Advisor to Leading Corporations and Governments
Patricia Espinosa
Former Executive Secretary of UN Climate Change, Ambassador, Climate Advocate, Founding Partner and CEO of onepoint5
Peter Rehwinkel
Mayor, former MP and senator, global crisis management consultancy and government law
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Submit an enquiry with your audience, date and outcome. A consultant will return with fees, availability and a shortlist of Urban 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 Urban network (26 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).
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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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