Digital marketing expert and globally renowned keynote speaker, Tom Goodwin is a leading authority on technology, innovation, and creativity. From start-ups to Fortune 500 companies, he has worked with a wealth of brands, including the Adobe and the Digital Signage Expo, sharing his knowledge of digital disruption. As specified in his book, Digital Darwinism: Survival of the Fittest in the Age of Business Disruption, Tom believes that for businesses to innovate and thrive, they must stay ahead of the curve.
As a keynote speaker, Tom is one of the most sought after on the booking circuit. Thanks to his talent, confidence, and charisma, he has become a truly stand-out personality, whose ability to command an audience ensures the success of every event he attends. Likeability aside, his unbeatable knowledge of marketing and technology is credited to Tom’s vast career, working for the likes of Publicis Groupe, Havas Media, and Tomorrow Innovation.
In 2020, Tom founded All We Have is Now, an innovation and transformation consultancy company. He works with some of the biggest names in business, including CEOs and Directors, to spark their imagination and inspire the “next big thing”. His methodology is simple – to “solve big problems in bold ways” and “work around the possibility of new technology”, two essential approaches to digitally disrupted industries. With Tim, diverse perspectives are combined to generate professional growth.
From Interesting People, Interesting Times, an event and podcast, to his multiple books, RETHINK and Digital Darwinism, Tom’s independent roles have projected him into the marketing limelight. He has also thrived in a wealth of influential positions, starting with Key Account Manager at GlaxoSmithKline in 2002 and progressing to Director of Growth and Innovation at DeVries Public Relations, Director of Tomorrow Innovation, and SVP of Strategy and Innovation at Havas Media. Whether he is booked as a spokesperson for his industry or a consultant armed with transformative advice, few can rival Tom’s level of experience.
While writing columns for The Guardian and World Economic Forum, consulting for Fortune 300 brands and speaking at such prestigious engagements as the Mobile World Congress, Tom’s passion for innovation is infectious. He is a founding member of Wharton's Future of Advertising and sits on the World Economic Forum's Future of Work board, a testament to his global reputation as an authority on marketing. Tom is the missing link at your event, his strategies for innovative advertising will transform your brand into a market leader.
How to hire Tom Goodwin
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When he is booked for events, Tom is known to discuss the following speaking topics.
Digital Disruption – Tom’s book, Digital Darwinism, lays out a framework of post-digital age marketing, branding, and advertising. His unique insight into digital disruption encourages audiences to learn from industry leaders, shaping their strategies and processes to complement the digital age. Tom believes that adapting to digital disruption is key for companies to thrive.
Business Transformation – Business transformation is essential for brands wishing to remain relevant and ahead of their industry’s curve. Tom supplies a valuable toolbox of new technologies and business practices that will unleash his audience’s potential, using the power of technology he redefines branding and design.
Creating a Culture of Change – An expert on change management, Tom prepares companies for their inevitable evolution. As more and more start-ups put pressure on larger brands, he proposes the importance of constant growth and professional development. With an open mindset, Tom’s audiences are prepared for the new technologies and business strategies at their fingertips.
The Future of Marketing – An invaluable presentation for businesses of all shapes and sizes, markets and industries, Tom’s exploration of marketing arms audiences with the strategies they need to thrive. He commonly discusses eight to 12 topics within a 20 to 45-minute speech, including tailored advice and research-led data.
Future Trends – When Tom is booked for events, he can supply predictions for future trends and industry advancements. From finance to telecommunications, social media to travel, he prepares audiences for the “next big thing”, allowing them to take full advantage. With emerging topics including Blockchain, IoT and AI already making waves, he is an essential expert on the future of business.
