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The rise of a new era is upon us, and with it, the rise of a generation as unique to history as the digital age it's a part of. This week on The Future STIR, Mary Meehan talks about the future for "Gen WE" and the events that are shaping this rising group of diverse individuals.
"Of course we live in a diverse society." The rise of what Meehan calls "Gen WE" is fostering in a new age of inherent diversity and individuality; these trends in inclusiveness are deeply rooted in this generation's place in history, that which precedes as well as follows from this generational shift. The input of a massive spike in universality and individuality has implications from politics to personal consumption, all of which affect the future in the hands of Generation "WE."
Tune in to episode 12 today for part two of our interview series with Mary Meehan as she discusses the past, present, and future of a world with Gen WE.
In this episode:
Jim Beam Apple Watch: Creative Consumption That's More than Tech
"That Music is Scary": CNet Reports on the Future of AI Empathy
Gen WE, Part II: Our Past, Present, and Future with the Next Generation
Article Links
Mary Meehan for Forbes on Gen WE
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Go ahead, count the ways! Don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes, like us on Facebook, and follow our Instagram for weekly updates on all things STIR!
By Greg Heist and Ben SmitheeThe rise of a new era is upon us, and with it, the rise of a generation as unique to history as the digital age it's a part of. This week on The Future STIR, Mary Meehan talks about the future for "Gen WE" and the events that are shaping this rising group of diverse individuals.
"Of course we live in a diverse society." The rise of what Meehan calls "Gen WE" is fostering in a new age of inherent diversity and individuality; these trends in inclusiveness are deeply rooted in this generation's place in history, that which precedes as well as follows from this generational shift. The input of a massive spike in universality and individuality has implications from politics to personal consumption, all of which affect the future in the hands of Generation "WE."
Tune in to episode 12 today for part two of our interview series with Mary Meehan as she discusses the past, present, and future of a world with Gen WE.
In this episode:
Jim Beam Apple Watch: Creative Consumption That's More than Tech
"That Music is Scary": CNet Reports on the Future of AI Empathy
Gen WE, Part II: Our Past, Present, and Future with the Next Generation
Article Links
Mary Meehan for Forbes on Gen WE
Love the Future STIR?
Go ahead, count the ways! Don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes, like us on Facebook, and follow our Instagram for weekly updates on all things STIR!