Global Futurist | Trends & Innovation Expert
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One of the world's leading futurists and the go-to expert for deeply researched, industry-specific keynotes, trusted by NASA, Disney, and the World Bank. Carroll's central message: the pace of change has outrun the pace at which most organizations think — what he calls the Acceleration Paradox.
A customized, sector-specific look at how AI will reshape a given industry, not a generic tour of the technology. Carroll undertakes deep research for every engagement, then translates it into a playbook a leadership team can act on.
Why organizations struggle when change moves faster than they can think — and what to do about it. Carroll offers disciplined foresight in place of hype or hysteria.
The major forces reshaping industries and where the real opportunities lie. Carroll connects fast-moving trends to the concrete decisions that determine who wins.
How organizations build the capacity to innovate at the speed their markets now demand. Carroll's throughline, captured in one of his book titles: the future belongs to those who are fast.
Jim Carroll is one of the world's leading futurists, trends, and innovation experts, with a career spanning more than 30 years and a global blue-chip client list. Over that time, more than two million people have shared his insight at his events, and he has delivered over 2,000 keynotes to more than 1,500 organizations. A native of Toronto, he has become known within the global speaking industry as the "go-to" expert for highly customized, deeply researched, industry-specific keynotes — whether for an audience of 50 senior executives or 5,000 conference delegates.
His client roster reflects that range and trust: NASA invited him in twice to address the future of the space industry; Disney engaged him to rethink creativity and innovation; the World Bank, to connect fast-moving trends to economic development; and Pfizer, for the future of medical science just months before the pandemic. He has opened major events for the World Government Summit in Dubai, the World Bank, and the Swiss Innovation Forum, and his insight has been featured by the BBC, Reuters, AP News, and the Wall Street Journal. He is the author of several books, including The Future Belongs To Those Who Are Fast.
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