Future Trends, Economy, Markets, Keynote Speaker
Video recorded June 2008 - but article below written March 2009 - highly relevant 14 years later as one of the factors which led to inflationary spike - because banks had such a fear of inflation during COVID pandemic, that they erred on the side of over-stimulation.
I have in my pocket a $10 trillion dollar bill – printed in Zimbabwe a few weeks ago, but when I was there, not enough to buy half a loaf of bread. Country hit by inflation running of 1 billion % a year. Zimbabwe experience puts global economic crisis into context. I'm a Futurist, an advisor to many of the world's largest banks on global trends, and a keynote speaker at many of their most important events.
At a time of global fears about inflation (2007-8) and deflation (2009) it is good to look at the wider picture, why life will continue relatively unchanged for most people, why we are likely to see inflation become a major problem again, and why we are likely to see political instability in some nations, and even fall of governments.
Read more: Deflation and Inflation – Winners and Losers - future of banking keynote speaker
Future Health Care and Pharma Keynote Speaker
ACET is an international AIDS
agency working in 23 countries to help prevent transmission of HIV
(including mother to child transmission), home-based and clinic care
for those affected by AIDS (including widows, orphans and vulnerable
children), and mobilise communities including churches and Christian
faith based organisations, fighting stigma, prejudice, ignorance and
fear.
Read more: ACET - AIDS care, HIV prevention and training in 23 nations - by ACET Founder Dr Patrick Dixon