Chloe Combi has interviewed more than 40,000 members of Gen Z and Gen Alpha, and few people understand the next generation of consumers, employees and citizens as well as she does.
An author, researcher, futurist and founder of The Respect Project, Chloe advises some of the world’s most influential organisations on strategy and future planning, including Disney, Google, Netflix, KPMG, Mulberry, the United Nations and the European Central Bank. She also advises governments and think tanks, and has worked on a US presidential campaign.
Her critically acclaimed book Generation Z: Their Voices, Their Lives and her podcast You Don’t Know Me, which reached #1 on Apple Podcasts, brought those voices to a wide audience. She is a columnist for The Independent and Retail Week, a contributor to the Financial Times, and writes widely across international media.
Chloe calls herself a reluctant futurist. Her work has nothing to do with crystal balls and everything to do with studying people closely, and that is how she has built a reputation for spotting trends long before others do.
She delivers sought-after keynotes, workshops and fireside chats around the world. Her most important work is in schools: she has worked with hundreds of them, helping teachers, students and parents navigate a fast-changing world. She is currently writing a book on Generation Alpha.
