I've just seen Charlotte present at a virtual conference and she was brilliant. It's always hard to keep the attention of an audience on Zoom and Charlotte had such an interesting presentation that people could not tune out for even a minute. As a futurist, she got me thinking about my business and what my next steps would be for me. If you are looking for an engaging speaker, Charlotte Kemp is the one for you.

I have attended webinars hosted by Charlotte and I have found them to be detailed, insightful, and useful for both professionals as well as people who are just beginning their futures journey. The sessions are moderated in a way that participants also get to put forward their viewpoints. I strongly recommend working with her and look forward to more learning events with her in the near future.

Charlotte presented her concept of " A Map, Compass and Guide to managing the future" to TFG's entire Marketing community. Her talk was both insightful and inspiring - we all gained something that we could implement, be it in our work or personal lives. She provided us with a solid set of tools so that one can face the future with more confidence, make more informed decisions, and feel some peace and certainty in the midst of other people’s chaos. Charlotte made 'preparing for future change' seem so easy to do. It takes real smarts to make something potentially so complex seem so easy/simple.

I first attended one of Charlotte's webinars during the pandemic and the timing could not have been more perfect. As our world was being upended, her talk on understanding change and how to respond to it was most illuminating. Futures Literacy is new to most but Charlotte provides helpful models to make it easy to understand from the get go. She has a knack of connecting with audiences no matter what part of the world they're from through personalizing her presentations and being vulnerable. If you're looking for someone to break down strategic foresight or Futures Literacy to help you or your business I would definitely reach out to Charlotte. As she says, this is the professional development skill you might be missing.