• The Joy of CX: The Blue Dot Consumer

  The Joy of CX: The Blue Dot Consumer

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  This speech is a dynamic analysis of modern consumer values, teaching brands and businesses how to win the race for relevance and thrive in disruptive economies around a consumer centered approach. Ken Hughes entertains and enlightens audiences with this deep dive into consumer expectations, the emerging values of our new consumer and the critical need to balance digital with human connection.

• The Innovation Engine: Creativity and Innovation

  The Innovation Engine: Creativity and Innovation

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  Self-proclaimed ‘play-ologist’ Ken Hughes invites us to look within for our unique spark of creativity in this speech adapted from his highly successful TED talk. With humor and impressive performance elements, this high-octane motivational experience challenges individuals and organizations to stimulate our creativity on a personal level, rewire perspectives and approaches, drive innovation, and maximize both our time and our possibilities.

• The AI Consumer: Marketing to the Machine (Silicone v Soul)

  The AI Consumer: Marketing to the Machine (Silicone v Soul)

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  AI and machine learning are game changers in terms of consumer behavior. AI and data continue to develop and it is only going to get faster. But what will the impact be on people, on shoppers, on consumer behavior? We have B2B and B2C strategies but are we ready for Business-to-Machine (B2M)? Will consumers step out of the decision making and comfortably hand that over to the algorithms and systems they learn to trust? This speech is a high-paced look at the values of the modern consumer and where data science will have the most impact. How AI and data need to be balanced with human connectivity in our CX strategies, why personalization is key and context remains critical.

• Work 3.0: Why your Employee Experience is Everything

  Work 3.0: Why your Employee Experience is Everything

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  How do we best inspire and motivate employees in today’s society? How do we manage their expectations about wanting to be the CEO within 24-months without crushing their desire to lead? How do we cope with their need for immediate continuous feedback?

  Work has changed. From the way we work, the hours we work, to the places we work. Yes, technology has driven a lot of these changes, but the actual expectations of the employee is now the step-change.

  Why work needs to stay relevant to those we seek to recruit and retain, and what relevance means in the new economy.

  This is work 3.0. It Is both exciting and scary, but then most worthwhile things are.

• Emcee Squared

  Emcee Squared

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  Ken’s reputation as one of the most sought-after keynote speakers is partly due to his sheer energy, charm and on-stage presence. Add relevant and bespoke content to the mix, short intelligent inter-speaker presentations all day, a powerful keynote address, significant time spent getting to know speakers before your event, gamification & interaction with the audience, and being a ‘Golden Thread’ that links the event from start to finish, you have a powerful Emcee presence.

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