Future-proof your startup in this hands-on session designed for tech founders and their teams. Learn three battle-tested foresight methods.
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Strategic Foresight for Tech Startups: Navigating Rapid Change
Prepare your startup for the future in this informative webinar tailored for tech founders and their teams. Explore three proven foresight techniques—Domain Mapping, Strategic Scanning, and the Three Horizons framework—to uncover emerging trends, anticipate market shifts, and create a roadmap that balances immediate needs with future innovations. This session equips you with practical tools to thrive in a rapidly evolving landscape, perfect for those aiming to build resilience and a lasting competitive edge.

What You’ll Learn:

Map your technology ecosystem to spot emerging opportunities and risks.
Detect early signs of disruption through advanced scanning techniques.
Balance present product-market fit with long-term growth using the Three Horizons framework.

This webinar is a must-attend for startup leaders ready to think beyond the next funding round and secure their place in the future of tech.

Facilitator Bio:
Vinny Tafuro is a renowned futurist, entrepreneur, and speaker with expertise in emerging technologies and strategic foresight. With over a decade of experience helping startups navigate industry disruptions, Vinny is passionate about equipping founders with tools to anticipate change and seize opportunities.

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