Jason Schenker prepares leaders for the future. He is the Chairman of The Futurist Institute and the President of Prestige Economics. Bloomberg News has ranked Jason the #1 forecaster in the world in 27 different categories since 2011. Jason has given over 1,200 speeches and over 1,000 television interviews. He has written and edited 36 books on emerging technologies, finance, energy, supply chain, and the economy, including 15 #1 bestsellers on Amazon. Jason is also a LinkedIn Top Voice, and over 1.2 million people have taken his online courses.
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In this talk, Jason Schenker, President of Prestige Economics and Chairman of The Futurist Institute®, explores the challenges of current economic and financial market dynamics, as well as geopolitical topics.
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Jason Schenker gave an interview in late 2023 about AI and The Future of Finance. This interview included an evaluation of historical trends of the past and data of the present to craft visions of the future for AI, finance, and technology.
This ThinkJSOU is a discussion between Mr. Doug Jordan, JSOU Professor of International Education and Security Cooperation; and Mr. Jason Schenker, futurist, economist, author and President of Prestige Economics and Chairman of The Futurist Institute. Mr. Schenker is also a JSOU non-resident fellow. In this video, Mr. Schenker provides unique perspective and analysis on the economic and demographic challenges to military recruiting and how this affects the ability of USSOCOM to achieve its mission objectives. Mr. Schenker also discusses potential solutions to address these challenges and improve DOD and SOF recruiting outcomes.
A lively discussion of the economic, financial, and industry outlook for 2024 and beyond, including my 4 main expectations for 2024 - • Slowing growth. • Slowing job gains. • Slowly easing inflation. • Political hijinks. There's plenty of good news - Lots of jobs and a strong U.S. labor market, growth in the economy has been solid, inflation has eased, Fed policy rates are near their peak, and consumer debt delinquencies are low. But there's also some bad news - Global growth is slowing, corporate profits are under pressure, commercial real estate is at risk, and Cold War Two is ongoing. I also discussed coming sustainability regulation and their potential impacts.
Business leaders need to know the value of investment decisions. Measuring IRR helps leaders make sound business investment decisions and helps them be effective stewards of company finances. In this … Read More ›
This course gets you ready for the process ahead – and the opportunities you will have once it is completed. Learn about the most important parts of becoming an author, including the purpose, value pr… Read More ›
This course includes screen capture videos using the templates in The Author Vault™. Using ready-made templates makes book creation a lot easier and less daunting than trying to write a book in a plai… Read More ›
Oil demand is the most important driver of prices in the short term, and OPEC’s forecasts for demand in the year ahead are strong.
While the dollar could strengthen on expectations of more U.S. economic growth and tighter monetary policy, the euro zone is approaching escape velocity.
Once the Republican tax cuts are signed into law, there is likely to be more upside for equities and further downside risk for the precious metal.
Like Hansel in the movie Zoolander, robots and automation are “so hot right now.” Books, articles, and television segments on automation, robotics, universal basic income, and the future of work are coming to dominate the Zeitgeist — the spirit of our time.
Futurists could debate all day long about the number of jobs robots and automation will create, versus the number of jobs they will destroy.
As the Fed prepares to meet today, the job market is in good shape. And inflation has risen, but remains relatively low.