Jeremy Gutsche is a New York Times bestselling author, one of the world's top innovation keynote speakers, an award-winning AI expert, and the CEO of Trend Hunter, the world's #1 largest, most-popular trend spotting firm with 3.5 billion views, 250,000,000 visitors and 14,000 projects completed for 1,100 of the world's most powerful brands including Google, Disney, Coca-Cola, Starbucks, Spotify, Adidas, IBM, Microsoft, Red Bull, Sony, Pfizer and Amazon. He's even helped NASA prototype the Journey to Mars.With custom research, innovation workshops, AI masterclasses and futurism events, Trend Hunter exists to help smart people create the future. The Trend Hunter Group of companies includes a consortium of brands in including Trend Hunter AI, Future Festival, FuturistU, Survey Fast, The Innovation Assessment, TH GPT, TrendReports.com, InnovationStrategy.com, Clean The Sky, Keynote Speak and TrendHunter.com. Trend Hunter was acquired by The McClatchy Media Company in June 2024. Today, Trend Hunter's AI engines and research machines power content recommendations for 100 million American readers across McClatchy's audience, which range from Miami Herald to the Kansas City Star. Together we are pioneering an entirely new approach to research, insight, advertising and AI.As an innovation keynote speaker, Jeremy's has engaging 567,000 attendees at 800 live events, and over 35,000,000 viewers online, with several of the most-watched innovation keynote videos online. His keynote site is JeremyGutsche.com Before Trend Hunter, Jeremy managed a team that grew a $1 billion portfolio for a major bank, studied at Stanford University, earned an MBA from Queen's University, and was named Graduate of the Decade from the University of Calgary.Featured in The Economist, CNN, WIRED, and The New York Times, Jeremy is recognized globally. Described as "an intellectual can of Red Bull" by Association Week and "the rockstar of keynote speakers" by Meetings Professional International. He is routinely sourced by the media and has appeared in hundreds of newspaper and television interviews ranging from CNN to the New York Times.