Brian Solis

What Are His Conferences Like?

Brian Solis’ conferences are dynamic and educational, carefully tailored to each audience and event philosophy. His presentations not only inform but inspire attendees to explore new opportunities and renew their leadership, offering a unique perspective on disruptive technology and the future of brands. With a combination of anthropological insight and futuristic analysis, Solis addresses topics ranging from customer experience to leadership in change, as well as the impact of innovation on corporate culture. His approach helps audiences understand today’s shifts and prepare for the challenges of tomorrow.

Selection of Conferences

Business (R)evolution: Transformation and Digital Darwinism

In this talk, Brian Solis explores how businesses can adapt and thrive in a constantly changing digital environment. He introduces concepts like digital Darwinism and examines strategies for embedding digital transformation within corporate culture, enabling organizations to evolve and remain competitive in the age of disruption.

The Future of Customer Experience and Experience Design

Focused on the impact of technology on customer relationships, this talk addresses how brands can redesign the shopping experience to meet new consumer expectations. From personalization to digital immersion, Solis offers a deep dive into the future of brands and the role of innovation in customer loyalty.

Leadership in an Era of Change: Be the Change

Brian Solis presents a unique perspective on leadership and engagement in an ever-evolving environment. Through principles of management and positive change, he invites leaders to become agents of transformation in their organizations, promoting a culture of innovation and adaptability.

Innovation and the Culture of Disruption

From a Silicon Valley perspective, Solis examines how startups and major companies can foster a culture of innovation that drives growth and competitiveness. This talk covers topics of disruption, startup mentality, and best practices from Silicon Valley to adapt to market changes.