If there is one person who can shed light on pressing issues affecting businesses today, it is Matt Britton. Renowned as a global keynote speaker, AI Expert, New Consumer Expert, and the illustrious CEO of Suzy, Matt Britton has developed a reputation for delivering powerful, insightful, and inspiring keynote presentations that leave a lasting impact.
Just one of the many pressing issues his presentations cover is the decline in user engagement on large social media platforms, with Facebook's recent struggles serving as a prime example. As highlighted in recent newsletters, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has considered a radical idea, whereby user friend lists would be reset each year, all in a bid to boost dwindling engagement levels. While such steps could strengthen connections among acquaintances, the risk is that they could alienate users, many of whom rely on Facebook to establish and maintain connections with old friends and family members.
Not just limited to the reset, Zuckerberg's strategies to give Facebook a fresh lease of life include putting greater emphasis on Facebook groups, pivoting from friending to following individuals, and driving creators to initiate public discussions on the platform. This drive for renewed cultural relevance and competitiveness against platforms like Twitter represent part of a broader push to attract public figures and potential creators.
But it's not just the stalwarts of social media making moves. The creator economy is evolving too, as demonstrated by Instagram's new video editing app Edits; Roblox's implementation of regional pricing for virtual items; and YouTube's potential acquisition of an NFL rights package. Startups such as Sesh are securing funding while AI-driven news aggregation app Smashing is shuttering. Meanwhile, celebrities like Khloé Kardashian and Shannon Sharpe are entering the creator economy, highlighting its growing influence and appeal.
Beyond the creator economy, notable changes are happening within the technology and business world more broadly. Erik Torenberg's move to Andreessen Horowitz as a general partner, Lucy Guo potentially being crowned the youngest self-made billionaire with her startup Passes and Netflix's exploration of video podcasts all represent key moments. Meanwhile, TikTok's influence on wider consumer behavior is evidenced by the rise in popularity of Dubai chocolate filled with pistachios, leading to global shortages of the distinctive green nut.
Through high-energy, gripping narratives, Matt Britton navigates issues like these with a signature storytelling approach that leaves corporate audiences engaged and enlightened. With years of experience consulting for over 50% of the Fortune 500 companies and an
impressively successful entrepreneurial background, Matt brings wisdom, insights, and forward-thinking advice to his keynote presentations.
In these transformative times, the combination of AI-driven rapid growth, shifting consumer preferences, and the rise of creator economy impacts businesses, cultures, and wider society. To navigate these changes, corporations need insights not only from large tech companies but also startups, creators, and consumers themselves. Matt Britton, through his insight and expertise, is poised to contribute greatly to this transformative conversation, ensuring organizations are equipped to adapt and thrive in the continually evolving landscape.
As the CEO of Suzy, a market research software platform that has impressively raised over $100 million, Matt offers insights grounded in real-world experience, data analytics, and a deep understanding of what drives consumer behavior.
To learn more about how Matt Britton delivers powerful and impactful keynote presentations on pressing business issues like these, don't hesitate to get in touch. As the world of business is changing before our very eyes, having a leader like Matt as your guide could make all the difference.
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