Into The Future

Andrew Neil

The Daily Mail called Andrew “The titan of broadcasting, famed for his interrogation of the powerful, and The Times said: “The ultimate test for assessing whether a party leader was fit to be Prime Minister is to put them in front of Andrew Neil for forty minutes, the most forensic interviewer in broadcasting.” With wry humour added to genuine insight and an enviable network of business, economic and political connections, the publisher, businessman and broadcaster considers the plots, policies and personalities making the news. 

Baroness (Susan) Greenfield

One of the world’s leading authorities in neuroscience, Susan Greenfield is a scientist, academic, writer and broadcaster who considers how the brain works and how it’s changing. As well as leading research into Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, she writes and speaks about the potentially damaging effects to the brain of technology and living our lives online.

Magnus Lindkvist

Magnus is an active TED member with a background in management consultancy and film-making. Today he sees his role as mixing quantifiable business facts with a visionary perspective. In presentations (which are designed “to produce ahs, ha-has and ahas”) he argues that we need to exercise our imagination to prepare us for challenges lurking around the corner. But as in his book When The Future Begins, Magnus also points to typical futurological fallacies.