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Riel Miller
Senior Fellow at: Ecole des Ponts Business School; Herbert J. Smith Centre, U. New Brunswick; Nordic Institute Studies Innovation, Research & Education; U Stavanger; U Witwatersrand; Future Africa, U Pretoria; Stanford
Riel Miller is a renowned figure in the field of strategic foresight, innovation, leadership, and transformation, with a career spanning over four decades in the public and private sectors globally. As a Senior Fellow at various prestigious institutions like Ecole des Ponts Business School, University of New Brunswick, and University of Stavanger, Riel collaborates with universities, governments, companies, and think tanks worldwide to promote anticipatory systems approaches for understanding the future. With a rich background in foresight and futures literacy, Riel previously served as the Head of Foresight and Futures Literacy at UNESCO in Paris for a decade.
Highlights
What is possible? Is the possible knowable? Don’t think so. It is imaginable. Yes. But what kind of imagination? The calculated? The desired? The invented on the spot, savoured and snifffed, and promptly forgotten? And what about the impossible and unimaginable? Not knowable either. But what would be the point anyhow? Maybe a hallucination’s twigging of the novel, the unnamed, the pluaralism of presents and the differences of pluralism? Wings for not-knowing’s invitation to be within another realm where active and passive are not a dualism…
Terrific conversations and keynotes at the 4th International Conference of Possibility Studies, at University of Cambridge, theme Expanding Conceptions for Research on Possibility. https://lnkd.in/ekzTqUYP Big thank you to Vlad Glaveanu and team. Really enjoyed keynotes by Keri Facer, Katina Michael stellar performances and fascinating ideas! Cool panel on The Power of Creativity with Giovanni Emanuele Corazza; Sam C.; Michael Hanchett Hanson; Wendy Ross #futuresliteracy #futuresstudies
Exciting event on the future of education just wrapped here in Shanghai, at East China Normal University. Many thanks to colleagues here in China, Professors Bu and Li, and international colleagues: Janet Looney; Lourdes Rodríguez Rodríguez; Lydia Garrido Luzardo; Jean-Claude Ruano-Borbalan; Karim MEDJAD; Louisa Kastner. #futuresliteracy #futuresstudies
