What are the big demographic shifts that are shaping the consumer market, the tax-paying market, the retirement market in China, in the United States, in Canada, in Nigeria?
Only The Demographics Group can offer bespoke demographic data visualisation on global markets delivered in an engaging narrative by experienced speakers.
Where is the bachelor hotspot in Manhattan?
What is the outlook for the labor market in Japan?
How has life expectancy changed in the UK?
What is the Trumpification Effect?
Why should you invest in Australia?
Where are the global immigrant fault lines?
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The Demographics Group can make an impact in most global conferences raising issues around megatrends, taxation, consumer spending, military strength, values and even national willpower. Presentations are usually 40 minutes plus Q&A where appropriate, are supported by distributed bespoke impactful charts, delivered in a pacey and entertaining manner.
Bernard Salt is unfailingly good. Simon Kuestenmacher is equally engaging. Here are their current topics:
The Australia Story: Overview of the Australian people and economy
Aimed at overseas business and general interest audiences considering visiting or investing in Australia. Comparisons are drawn between Australia and the host nation. Highlights the space, the richness, the scope-for-growth, the governance and the quality of life in Australia. Ideal for trade partners, tourism operators, educational groups and general interest. Attendees come away excited, amused and engaged by their better knowledge of the Australian nation. Who else is better placed to tell The Australia Story than Australia’s leading social commentator?
Delivered by Bernard or by Simon. 40 minutes. Includes 20-slide deck.
Identifying immigrant faultlines: how and why the global movement of people will be a source of prosperity and tension in the 2020s
Aimed at government officials, defence groups, immigration departments, humanitarian groups and interested parties. Drawing on UN datasets which countries are likely to be a source of immigrants and refugees and where are the faultlines between rich and poor. In this is powerful sobering, presentation a compelling argument is put for global cooperation to deliver a safer and a more equitable society. Attendees come away with a better understanding of the forces driving refugees and of the demand for labor.
Delivered by Bernard or by Simon. 40 minutes. Includes 20-slide deck.
Goldmines and minefields: how and where demographic forces are creating global hotspots in consumer spending
Aimed at multinational businesses with global interests; also of interest to trade organisations and government departments. It’s all about the rise and fall of demographic cohorts. Of the 200 countries on earth which are likely to experience most growth in the household-formation cohort in the 2020s? And which countries might be expected to show the weakest growth in consumer spending? Powerful yet logical stuff, brilliantly assembled and presented.
Delivered by Bernard or by Simon. 40 minutes. Includes 20-slide deck.
Identifying global hotspots for infrastructure: how taxation and cohorts combine to create the of pool of funds necessary to drive nation-building projects
Aimed at governments, private equity groups, government departments, global construction businesses. Sure governments can borrow to fund big-picture pieces of infrastructure but at some point this capacity is ties to the wealth generating and taxation-paying capacity of the local population. More workers means more spending and taxation which means more nation-building. Simple.
Delivered by Bernard or by Simon. 40 minutes. Includes 20-slide deck.
Navigating the future of work: skills on the rise and jobs in decline tell the story of access to prosperity
Aimed at education groups, government departments, corporates, professional organisations, technology groups. In this session we take data from the US, from Australia, from the UK and show which jobs and which sectors are rising and which are falling. It’s not so much about the job to be in but rather the skills you will need to survive and thrive in the 21st century. Scary topic made digestible and engaging.
Delivered by Bernard or by Simon. 40 minutes. Includes 20-slide deck.