"He has a real passion for his field which made his speech incredibly meaningful and impactful to the audience."
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Imagine working in an organisation genuinely focused on the long-term, moving forward with strategic purpose rather than lurching from one crisis to the next.

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Imagine your team collaborating across boundaries with a shared sense of mission that energises rather than drains.

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Imagine creating real strategic value by converting uncertainty into clarity and making decisions with unwavering conviction.

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If these images come easily to you, you're one of the lucky few. Having led and consulted with teams across Asia, Europe and beyond, Graham has witnessed firsthand how strategic whiplash undermines organisational effectiveness—with teams retreating into silos and leaders paralysed by complexity.

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His mission is to transform how organisations navigate uncertainty. He equips decision-makers with practical frameworks that help them cultivate the futurist within themselves, overcome their psychological allergy to uncertainty, and convert complexity into clarity.

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As an organisational psychologist, futurist and founder of Foresight Psychology, Graham brings a unique perspective shaped by his doctorate research on change and adaptability in knowledge workers from Edinburgh Business School.

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His TEDx talk, "Be More Futurist," has inspired over 50,000 viewers seeking to break through short-term thinking patterns. Through his daily newsletter, The DIY Futurist, Graham shares practical tools that help leaders develop foresight as a competitive advantage.

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Graham's Journey

 

Originally from the UK, Graham spent 20 years immersed in the rapid change of Asian markets, working as a journalist across Taiwan, Singapore and Japan before transitioning to marketing leadership in mainland China. This experience of adapting to constantly shifting environments drives his approach to helping others navigate uncertainty with confidence.

 

Whether he's speaking at conferences, facilitating strategic workshops, or coaching executives, his goal remains the same: to help organisations move with purpose rather than react with panic—transforming uncertainty from a threat into their greatest opportunity.

Let's create a future you can feel excited about.

 

Where now?

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Watch his TEDx talk Be More Futurist

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Get daily tips and tricks in his micro-newsletter, The DIY Futurist​

 

Read his Fast Company article Why You Should Make Every an Away Day 

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Check out his program topics