Roger Dennis consults in foresight and long term thinking and how this informs strategy. He is based in New Zealand, and supports government bodies and companies across Asia, Europe and Australasia. He works with major corporations in areas as diverse as health care, supply chain, primary industries, finance and technology.

He has given keynotes at events around the world including in London, Singapore, Hong Kong, Moscow, Shenzhen, Fiji, Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland. He has also been a repeat speaker at Singapore’s Foresight Week. Roger was a Senior Fellow (non resident) at the Scowcroft Centre at The Atlantic Council from 2020-2023.

Diane’s career spans roles in a diverse range of positions including teaching, management, accounting, business reengineering, IT, L&D, HR, and change management. She has worked within multiple sectors and has overseas experience in the UK, USA, Australia, India and Tanzania. She is the recipient of multiple national and international awards including the 2016 Australasian Award for Culture Creation, The HRNZ National HR Specialist of the Year for Change Management and Women in Governance award for Gender Advancement. Her particular futures interest area is taking foresight to those with minimal access to education or formal training and leveraging indigenous thinking to enhance traditional futures practice.

Shiela is a social development professional, foresight practitioner, and climate advocate with 20 years of experience in the Philippines and Cambodia. She is currently engaged as Foresight Director of United Edge, a justice-based social enterprise. One of the co-founders of the Philippine Futures Thinking Society (PhilFutures), she has been an APF member since 2020. In 2017, she was awarded the Climate Reality Luntiang Dahon (Green Leaf) Award for Climate Leadership. A passionate environmentalist and animal rights activist, her work is focused on the futures of justice.