Jahkini Bisselink joined Whetston strategic foresight in 2020, as a youth expert. Jahkini is a former United Nations Youth Delegate and now continues her work researching trends amongst her own generation, generation Z. She has developed into a memorable speaker, working with clients like Deutsche Telekom and the European Parliament.
Jahkini’s strong suit is that she is able to give an authentic insight in the world of her own generation: Gen Z, whilst clearly understanding how to translate this knowledge into business take-aways.
In her role as a UN Youth Delegate she has spoken with 4000+ young people in the form of consultations and travelled from New York to Geneva to let their voice be heard.
At the age of 18 she gave her first speech during the General Assembly of the United Nations, and over the years she has developed into an inspiring speaker, who can bring a fresh breath of air to the stage.
Jahkini
Bisselink
Bjarne
Corydon
Bjarne Corydon is CEO and Editor-in-Chief of the Danish business daily Børsen. Bjarne has an M.Sc. in Political Science and formerly served as Finance Minister (2011-2015).
Before joining Børsen, he was Global Director of McKinsey Center for Government and partner at the McKinsey & Company.
Jeremy
Hyman
Jeremy Hyman has worked for 25 years in the professional services sector. With a degree in law, and spells variously as IT manager, partner, software developer and management consultant, Jeremy has acquired a host of technical, practical and commercial skills.
Jeremy heads up Jeremy Hyman Associates, where a team of thirteen provide leadership and guidance in technology matters to more than 20 of the Top 60 accountancy firms in the UK, USA and Europe. The firm also advises worldwide seven of the top 20 associations and networks of accountants and their members.
Jeremy helps partners in professional firms fully understand the impact and benefit that technology can deliver, in plain language, taking away the mystery of IT. He provides credible, reliable and independent leadership enabling firms to use technology to maximise efficiency, offers innovative services, and boost profits.