Digital is the third industrial revolution. Through shared knowledge, the connection between people and digital is not only changing the way we interact and learn, but it’s disrupting the economics of marketplaces and traditional business models.

Millennials and Gen-Z are merely labels used to help us understand the transformation that the world has ever seen; the emergence of a new global identity, shared across markets and cultures.

Mobile is the single fastest technological platform shift in the past 50 years; it is transforming the landscape of business and human relationships. Paul proves that this is just an inception. Whilst social media is the focus of today’s headlines, it was truly just an expected evolution of the internet. The empowerment of key individuals holds the key to tomorrow’s markets.

Paul is an alumni of the Graduate Institute of International Studies where he quenched his thirst for a global perspective of future challenges. He has experienced the life of start-ups and the one of a lobbyist. He’s been active in digital for 20 years, in mobile technology for 15.

Paul travels to an average of 15 countries a year both emerging and industrialized for research and has lived in Tokyo, Geneva, Manila, Limassol and London.