What the Future: Gender

Revisit our on demand webinar discussion about the future of gender and what it means for brands, businesses, and all of us as individuals.

The future of gender is in a state of flux. Generational and cultural shifts in media, marketing, politics, and society are transforming how we view everything from identity and expression to roles and equality. The ways brands respond could pave new opportunities — or present new barriers — to how people everywhere see themselves and live their lives.

Revisit our on demand webinar discussion about the future of gender and what it means for brands, businesses, and all of us as individuals. What the Future Editor Matt Carmichael shares exclusive U.S. and global data on gender in sports, technology, commercial representation, and more. You’ll also hear from experts, artists, and analysts, including:

  • Cameron Kostopoulos, filmmaker and creator, Body of Mine VR
  • Erin Kane, vice president, women’s sports, Excel Sports Management
  • Ariel Binder, economist
  • Latha Sarathy, executive vice president, analytics, insights and measurement, SeeHer ANA

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