Rohit Talwar

Rohit Talwar leads Fast Future, a global publishing company focused on future insights, and delivers keynote speeches worldwide. He advises business, government, and NGO leaders, including in Singapore and the UAE, on preparing for transformative impacts of technologies such as AI, the bioeconomy, and environmental changes. Talwar's clients span diverse sectors and include notable organizations such as American Express, Airbus, Aruba, Astra Zeneca, AXA, Barclays, Bayer, Boeing, The BBC, Citi, Citrix, Deloitte, Easyjet, Emirates, EY, GE, GSK, HSBC, Huawei, Intel, Latham & Watkins, Linklaters, Mastercard, Microsoft, Nokia, Novartis, PWC, SAP, Siemens, Sky TV, and Tata.

Talwar is an award-winning global futurist, entrepreneur, and author who has written and co-authored several books on the future of business and technology. His notable works include "Beyond Genuine Stupidity - Ensuring AI Serves Humanity," "The Future Reinvented - Reimagining Life, Society, and Business," "A Very Human Future - Enriching Humanity in a Digitized World," "Opportunity at the Edge - Change, Challenge, and Transformation on the Path to 2025," and "The Future of Business - Critical Insights on a Rapidly Changing World by 60 Futurists." His presentations cover a range of topics, such as "Aliens, Barbarians and Magicians: New business behaviors in a disruptive world," and "Emerging Technologies: How advances in science and technology could transform society, business and the human brain and body." He emphasizes evidence-based approaches and strategic insights aimed at empowering audiences to navigate and thrive in rapidly evolving landscapes.

Talwar has delivered over 2,000 keynote speeches and executive workshops in more than 70 countries across six continents. His work focuses on helping clients understand emerging landscapes and navigate disruption using innovative and disruptive developments in AI, human enhancement, and new economic models like the crypto economy. He has been recognized as one of the top ten global future thinkers by the UK's Independent newspaper and regularly contributes to major international news networks, enhancing his role as a leading voice in discussions on the future of technology and business.