Meet our speakers, who are active leaders in the T.I.M.E. (Technology, Information, Media, Entertainment) areas.
Jerome C. Glenn
Executive Director, American Council for the United Nations University; Co-Founder, Millennium Project
Jerome Glenn co-founded and directs the Millennium Project, a leading global participatory think tank supported by international organizations, governments, corporations, and NGOs which produces the internationally recognized State of the Future reports. Jerome has 34 years experience in futures research for government, international organizations, and private industry in science & technology policy, economics, education, defense, space, forecasting methodology, international telecommunications, and decision support systems with the Millennium Project, Committee for the Future, Hudson Institute, his own firm, the Future Options Room, and as an independent consultant.
He is the executive director of the American Council for the United Nations University which represents the UN University in the United States. He is also an international development consultant, and author of 90 future-oriented articles in such as the Nikkei, ADWEEK, International Tribune, LEADERS, New York Times, Technological Forecasting, Futures Research Quarterly, and The Futurist. Some of the books he’s written include “2004 State of the Future”, “Future Mind: Merging the Mystical and the Technological in the 21st Century” (1989 and 1993), “Linking the Future: Findhorn, Auroville, Arcosanti” (1979), and “Space Trek: The Endless Migration” (1978 & 1979).
He is the executive director of the American Council for the United Nations University which represents the UN University in the United States. He is also an international development consultant, and author of 90 future-oriented articles in such as the Nikkei, ADWEEK, International Tribune, LEADERS, New York Times, Technological Forecasting, Futures Research Quarterly, and The Futurist. Some of the books he’s written include “2004 State of the Future”, “Future Mind: Merging the Mystical and the Technological in the 21st Century” (1989 and 1993), “Linking the Future: Findhorn, Auroville, Arcosanti” (1979), and “Space Trek: The Endless Migration” (1978 & 1979).
