Marketing & Media Trends

This exclusive #BizTrends2024 interview is with future thinker and Flux Trends partner, Bronwyn Williams.

This exclusive #BizTrends2024 interview is with Ndeye Diagne, the managing director West, East and Central Africa at Kantar.

Bronwyn Williams presented her talk 'Fasten your Seatbelt for the Metaverse' at the recent BizTrends 02.02.2022 event. The event saw seven of Africa's leading trend forecasters take to the virtual stage to share their intellectual capital with attendees. Listen now:.

Nicola Cooper, presented a talk on 'The Future of Collaboration' at the recent BizTrends 02.02.2022 event. The event saw seven of Africa's leading trend forecasters take to the virtual stage to share their intellectual capital with attendees. Listen now:.

Moky Makura presented a talk on 'The Future of Media - Hard Data, Soft Stories' at the recent BizTrends 02.02.2022 event. The event saw seven of Africa's leading trend forecasters take to the virtual stage to share their intellectual capital with attendees. Listen now:.

Khumo Theko presented a talk on 'Connecting in a Knowledge-based Era' at the recent BizTrends 02.02.2022 event. The event saw seven of Africa's leading trend forecasters take to the virtual stage to share their intellectual capital with attendees. Listen now:.

Franklin Ozekhome presented a talk on 'Afrobeats, the new frontier for marketers' at the recent BizTrends 02.02.2022 event. The event saw seven of Africa's leading trend forecasters take to the virtual stage to share their intellectual capital with attendees. Listen now:.

Dali Tembo Trends presented his talk 'Trends are the Bridge Between Brands and People' at the recent BizTrends 02.02.2022 event. The event saw seven of Africa's leading trend forecasters take to the virtual stage to share their intellectual capital with attendees. Listen now:.

Afro-centrist and data storyteller, Ndeye Diagne, managing director at Kantar Nigeria and Ghana, takes a look at how Gen Z is influencing societal and cultural trends.

In conversation with Rutendo Nyamuda about how traditional corporates need to adjust their structures and systems to prepare for the incoming Gen Z workforce and the more liberal generations to come.