 Barry Minkin combines warmth and humanity with thirty years
experience (including ten years with the Stanford Research Institute (SRI)) as a
futurist, global management consultant, best selling author and professional
speaker to offer valuable insights to his audience.
His successful predictions and real-world insights provide
significant direction to scores of organizations all over the globe.
Barry Minkin's book “Future In Sight -100 of the Most
Important Trends Implications and Predictions for the New Millenium” was a best
seller and translated into several languages. His book "ECONOQUAKE: How to
Survive And Prosper In The Coming Global Depression" (Simon & Schuster) presents
the faultlines in the economy that make an economic downturn inevitable.
Barry Minkin has been featured on Larry King Live and many
other TV and radio shows. He has been featured in such publications as Fortune,
The Wall Street Journal, United Airlines Hemisphere Magazine and The New York
Times.
Barry Minkin sees clearly and uniquely understands the
confusing times we live. If your organization would benefit from clear, accurate
real world insights and accurate forecasts based on decades of experience, then
trust we have the answers for your new millenium questions.
Barry Minkin taught: Advanced Marketing and Industry
Strategy, Executive MBA Program, St. Mary’s College; Strategic Planning,
Computer and Information Division, U.C. Berkeley Extension; Marketing, Canada
College. He holds an MBA degree from the Bernard Baruch School of the City
University of New York. He has received numerous awards, including the American
Society for Training and Development Achievement Award, and a Presidential
Citation for innovative employment strategies. He is listed in the directory of
Merger and Acquisition Professionals, Who's Who of Dealmakers, Who's Who in the
East, and Who's Who in the West.
Barry Minkin's broad experience, having consulted in most
industries, allows him to quickly tailor his presentations to specific industry,
government, or trade groups. His areas of expertise include: forecasting,
acquisitions, market research, strategic planning, organization design, and
innovation search for new markets.
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