Keynote speaker and strategic foresight expert
Corporate leaders, executive teams, financial institutions, innovation stakeholders, and organizations navigating economic transformation.
Africa’s history is a long and fascinating one, but its future is shaping up to be even more interesting.
During the ten years in which The Economist magazine moved from a cover story entitled “Africa: The hopeless continent” in 2001 to one entitled “Africa Rising” in 2011, interest in the last frontier of global business opportunities …
Guy Lundy takes a look at what is happening in the world, on the continent of Africa and in South Africa and considers how the major trends affecting us at each of these levels can impact your business in the short, medium and long term.
Threats and opportunities can both be turned into business prospects. …
Globalisation is a reality and companies all over the world are increasingly considering emerging markets as their primary source of new business.
New entrants from abroad will eventually challenge companies operating only in the local market.
With stellar economic growth taking place across Africa, therefore, South African companies are increasingly considering expanding their operations.
Guy Lundy is a South African financial futurist and business strategist recognized for his ability to interpret global economic trends and translate them into actionable, future ready strategies for organizations. With more than twenty years of experience in strategic foresight, corporate consulting, and executive leadership, he helps companies understand emerging financial shifts and prepare for long term competitiveness in an evolving global economy.
His background includes co founding successful ventures and serving in senior roles within leading consulting firms, including Ernst & Young, where he directed strategic foresight initiatives for high profile clients. Guy’s expertise spans economic systems, financial markets, disruptive technologies, and the intersection of finance and innovation.
He holds a Bachelor of Commerce Honours in Economics from the University of Cape Town and a Masters in Futures Studies from Stellenbosch University. Named one of the Top 100 Thinkers in South Africa by Business Day, he is also a published author and respected keynote speaker on the future of business in Africa. Guy’s work provides clarity amid uncertainty, enabling leaders to understand the forces shaping tomorrow’s markets and make confident strategic decisions.
Guy Lundy is a renowned financial futurist and business strategist from South Africa, recognized for his deep understanding of global economic trends and their impact on future markets. With over two decades of experience in strategic foresight, Guy has become a leading keynote speaker, guiding organizations through the intricacies of financial transformation, innovation, and future-proofing strategies. His keynote presentations not only inspire but also equip audiences with actionable insights, enabling companies to thrive in an ever-evolving global economy.
As the co-founder of multiple successful companies and a former executive in top consulting firms, Guy Lundy’s expertise bridges the gap between finance, technology, and strategic leadership. His unique approach, combining futurism with financial acumen, has made him a trusted voice for corporations and industry leaders looking to navigate the uncertainty of tomorrow’s financial landscape.
Guy completed his Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) in Economics at the University of Cape Town and his Masters in Futures Studies at Stellenbosch University.
Guy Lundy is a well-known keynote speaker, focusing on the future of business in Africa, and the author of two books about South Africa and its future.
In 2009 Guy was listed as one of the ‘Top 100 Thinkers in South Africa’ by the Business Day newspaper.
Guy Lundy’s expertise as a financial futurist is grounded in a vast understanding of economic systems, financial markets, and strategic foresight. He holds a Master’s degree in Futures Studies from Stellenbosch University, a prestigious institution known for producing thought leaders in global economics and future trends. His academic background, combined with over 20 years of hands-on experience, places him at the forefront of analyzing and predicting financial shifts.
His professional journey spans roles in management consulting, corporate strategy, and leadership in technology-driven sectors. As a former director at Ernst & Young, Guy led numerous strategic foresight projects, working with high-profile clients across various industries. His experience enables him to analyze complex economic data and translate it into practical solutions that help companies future-proof their financial strategies. Guy’s in-depth knowledge of disruptive technologies, including AI and blockchain, positions him as a leading thinker on how these innovations will reshape the global financial landscape in the years to come.
As a former CEO of Accelerate Cape Town, Guy worked closely with business leaders and policymakers to develop long-term strategies that fostered economic growth in South Africa. He has also contributed significantly to the African continent’s development by advising governments on digital transformation, global competitiveness, and sustainable financial growth. His combination of academic credentials and executive leadership experience proves his qualification as an authority in financial futurism.
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