#8: Your Future Consumer of 2023 + Generational Trends

08/28/20 • 54 min

On this episode we are going to focus on the future consumer of 2023, and what has shifted with generational preferences by talking to The Ohio State University professor, and design research lead, Rebekah Matheny.
With Gen-Z making up 24% of our workforce population TODAY, it's important to understand what's happening now to best prepare for what's coming next. Rebekah joins in an energized conversation about strategic innovations for the future that will set companies up for success.

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#7: Heroes of Today: Healthcare as Told by Equitas Health

On this episode we are going to focus on how healthcare providers have had to pivot during the coronavirus pandemic, and what that means for the communities they serve. Today we will be talking with the COO of Equitas Health, which is a federally designated community health center that serves communities in over 13 cities, reaching people in Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia.

We live in an era of empowered patients, and technology is a huge diver for people to be more proactive with their health - when they have access to it. More people are using wearables to gather their own biometrics and data and then having conversations with their providers around that data, and many of us have more access to medical knowledge than ever before. We're here talking about what that means for now, and what is coming next.

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#9: Are You Truly Open Minded?

We want you to ask yourself, in a moment of truth - are you REALLY open minded?

On this episode, we welcome on M+A Architect’s own Architect, Kevin Mullinax, with a dual degree in psychology and architecture, here to explore cognitive bias, open mindedness, and teaching us the lost art of making sense.
This engaging conversation explores what it means to be truly open minded, the ways you're holding yourself back, and how to unleash your greatest potential yet on the path to innovation.
If you're looking to understand the world right now, looking at things differently, in way that's productive instead of destructive, this is exactly what you've been looking for.