Tech Disruption, NFTs, Creator Economy, Autonomous World, Business Models

Jeremiah Owyang

Chief Marketing Officer, Entrepreneur, Analyst, Speaker

Jeremiah is the Chief Marketing Officer of the RLY Network Association - a non-profit association that builds and maintains the core RLY blockchain technology that enables developers to launch and grow token economies for consumer apps and powering the creator economy. 

Jeremiah is a serial entrepreneur having founded both Kaleido Insights, a boutique research and advisory firm focusing on how new technologies impact business models and how corporations must innovate, and Catalyst Companies, a corporate membership based company focused on corporate innovation interests.

As a leading influencer and speaker on the stages of the world, he guides innovation practitioners through the challenges of the autonomous world, the collaborative economy, blockchain and the full range of emerging technologies. 

Jeremiah views every aspect of emerging technologies through the lens of growth, opportunity and constantly shifting consumer behaviors and expectations. His client roster includes BMW, Pepsi, Cisco, Nestle, Verizon, Visa, Oracle, MasterCard, Fidelity, Wells Fargo, Colgate-Palmolive, Panasonic, Johnson & Johnson and other global corporations.

An acknowledged thought leader and widely-read publisher, Jeremiah Owyang has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today and Fast Company. and writes for the WSJ Accelerators column and Forbes.

Earlier in his career, as analyst with Forrester Research, he advised interactive marketers on social strategy before joining Altimeter Group as founding partner and research director of specializing in customer strategy and emerging technologies. A popular speaker and presenter at conferences and events around the world, Jeremiah is recognized as the definitive authority on corporate innovation programs, ready to translate the next wave of powerful technologies and transform the way you do business.

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