Sean Moffitt is globally recognized as a business thought leader, strategy advisor, digital innovator, keynote speaker and author. The common thread? Sean lives and breathes business transformation, customer and brand engagement, technology, innovation and “the future”.

After a number of executive strategy and marketing positions at Fortune 500 firms Procter & Gamble, Molson Coors and Diageo, he founded Wikibrands in 2011 (www.wiki-brands.com) and Agent Wildfire in 2005, to deliver both consultancy and marketing services in a fast-changing digital marketplace. He recently launched The North Collective – a global, futureproofing solutions firm partnering with change-driven organizations and CSW2 – a services group connecting the dots of the crowd economy.

Sean Moffitt has worked with hundreds of companies on digital strategy, culture and marketing challenges and acts as an executive advisor on a number of boards. As one of Canada’s leading thinkers and practitioners on the digital marketplace, Sean keynotes and delivers workshops at 45+ events annually and has spoken in over 20+ countries. He uses his voice of experience, signature humour and fresh, bold insights to guide audiences on how to create real value in the new economy.

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Sean has written an award-winning and globally-acclaimed book “Wikibrands – Reinventing Your Business in a Customer-Controlled Marketplace (McGraw-Hill)”, authors four studies on business, technology and cultural trends annually and leads a global youth leader digital accelerator, He also makes frequent appearances in media, is highly active in social media and Canada’s startup community, acts as an executive curator for Crowdsourcing Week, and is a strong supporter of cause- and education-driven organizations.

When not staying up to speed with the many facets of the new economy, Sean Moffitt can be seen around Toronto either cycling, running, travelling, enjoying a finely crafted beer, sifting through a page-turning book, rooting for his favourite sports teams, chewing on classic films and Netflix’s hidden gems and playing ice hockey (it’s a Canadian patriotic ritual). And yes, he does have a passing resemblance to Matt Damon.

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Futureproofing and Disruption

Planning for Faster Futures

Connecting with Customers

Getting Found, Followed, Fame and Foresight from Your Customers

Leading Winning Business

Succeeding in the Connected Age

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