The World Ahead 2027: An Evening with Tom Standage

November 23, 6:15 pm

The World Ahead 2027: An Evening with Tom Standage

November 23, 6:15 pm

Editor of The World Ahead and deputy editor of The Economist joins us at The Conduit to explore the global forces set to shape the coming year.

As one eventful and tumultuous year draws to a close, we take a look at what to expect for 2027. We welcome Tom Standage to The Conduit to present his annual predictions of what the future holds for business, global leaders, and the world. Join us to identify and unpack the key themes, risks, and opportunities that will shape 2027.

Event Schedule

6:15pm: Pre-event socialising and networking
A cash bar will be available for refreshments.

6:30pm: Event begins

7:30pm: Event ends

Speakers

Tom Standage is deputy editor of The Economist and editor of its future-gazing annual, The World Ahead. He joined The Economist as science correspondent in 1998 and was subsequently appointed technology editor, business editor and digital editor. He is the author of seven history books, including Writing on the Wall, The Victorian Internet and A History of the World in 6 Glasses. He studied engineering and computing at Oxford University and has written for other publications including the New York Times, Daily Telegraph, Guardian and Wired, taking a particular interest in technology’s cultural and historical significance.

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