Dan has spoken at the European Central Bank, the Royal Society of the Arts in London, and countless corporate events, conferences and workshops. He blends masterful storytelling with research-based insights, and has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, The Economist, The Guardian, NPR and the BBC. His energetic, takeaway-laden presentations get rave reviews.
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“Dan was great! We found him extremely professional, collaborative and just a great guy all around. He spent some extra time chatting with us to make sure there were solid connections between his content and that of our main stage speakers. He clearly customized the entire speech for our group. I can’t tell you how wonderful it was to have content that was fresh, new and interesting just for our audience.”
The Internet was supposed to make work better. But job insecurity, chronic stress, and constant change have made employees less happy, less engaged, and less productive. How should we fix it? (Royal Society for the Arts, London.)
The nature of work is changing as technological disruption creates new, unprecedented challenges. How can organizations adapt while also creating happy, productive workplace cultures?
The get-rich-quick business model that Silicon Valley embraced in the Internet era has created widening income inequality and social unrest. It’s time to build a new capitalism for the 21st century. (Open Source Leadership Summit.)