

Bronwyn Williams
Futurist, trend analyst, and author, challenging dominant narratives in futurism and advocating for broader participation.
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Jul 14, 2025 • 1h 19min
Trump tariffs slash auto exports, EU-US deal could sink SA boat industry
Bronwyn Williams, a trend translator and finance expert, discusses the influence of family wealth on personal success, drawing insights from her book 'Inheritocracy.' Mike Ratcliffe, co-founder of Villa Fonte, shares his expertise on the wine industry, including current market trends and challenges. They delve into the impact of US tariffs on South African automotive and boat manufacturing, warning of potential job losses. The conversation highlights the need for strategic policy changes to navigate the evolving economic landscape.

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Aug 11, 2025 • 1h 18min
Stats SA fine-tunes informal jobs measurement, How I make my money: Lisa Taylor, Colour Analyst
Lisa Taylor, a color analyst and trainer, discusses her revolutionary work in color specification across South Africa's architectural and design sectors. She shares insights into how color can influence emotional responses and professional choices. Bronwyn Williams, author of 'Surviving the AI Apocalypse,' emphasizes the importance of adapting to AI's challenges while exploring the psychological effects of color on consumer behavior. Their dynamic conversation intertwines color trends with economic adaptation and highlights the significance of personal value in an evolving job market.

Aug 16, 2023 • 1h 13min
The Discussion: Biometrics: The Rights And The Responsibilities #23
Guests Andrew Bud, Founder and CEO of iProov, and Bronwyn Williams, a futurist and economist, discuss biometric face verification, the advantages of face biometrics, the potential issues with a centralized global infrastructure for digital identities, the rise of digital injection attacks, the responsibility of using biometrics to deliver human rights, generative AI and identity manipulation, building trust frameworks for digital identity, and the implications of quantifying and managing things.