Michael Bell

"Provoked thinking about what the future might bring and how it will affect my organisation."

Michael Bell

Engineers Australia

Natasa Dale

"Gihan’s “Seeing into the future” presentation to our group involved interactive participation on thought-provoking scenarios to anticipate change using scenario planning and AI. Feedback was very positive, most notably that participants felt they now had the tools, confidence and motivation to “think outside the box” in exploring their world and opportunities for the future. For anyone considering futures thinking and to stay ahead of the game, we highly recommend bringing Gihan on your journey."

Natasa Dale

Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries

Libby Buick

"Gihan's scenario planning process is a valuable tool that we can use in our strategic planning."

Libby Buick

Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

Stuart Hunter

"It was useful to conceptualise forward thinking and how we can look to the future and potential impacts in order to devise strategy."

Stuart Hunter

Curtin University

Emily Chee

"I have a greater understanding of disruption and how to innovate, think about innovation, and drive future planning."

Emily Chee

Encanta

Helen Fairclough

"New ideas for MCEC, especiallty with the scenario planning model"

Helen Fairclough

Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre

Lynne Greenaway

"The most value I received was looking at the 6 external pressures. We always look at our competitors and technology but not all the other landscapes."

Lynne Greenaway

Encanta

Roslyn Baker

"Our leaders were impressed and inspired by your presentation. They can be forthright in their thoughts when challenged to think differently, and you were able to encourage them to consider the change and disruption in our business - to deliver on our vision in shaping the future prosperity of the Australian sugarcane industry."

Roslyn Baker

Sugar Research Australia

Lance Hilton-Barber

"A very thought-provoking session which changed my perspective on the challenges of planning for the future."

Lance Hilton-Barber

Jackson McDonald