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by Andy Hines on December 16, 2014 Leave a Comment

Steps Toward Professionalizing Foresight

Aren’t futurists already professionals? Well, sure, depending on how strictly one defines a professional. The Association of Professional Futurists has used an operational definition of earning your living as a futurist, along with several criteria relating to writing, speak, educational background, etc. A key missing ingredient (if you will) is public recognition and acceptance of professional status. I suspect few of us would argue that futurists are widely recognized and accepted as professionals by the public. In practical terms, one could say that the lack of professional status is an obstacle to our work becoming more widespread. Becoming a recognized profession is no guarantee of a multitude of clients, and some colleagues question whether paying attention to become a professional (professionalization) would really make a difference. It’s a legitimate and fair question. As I have thought about this issue, I’ve come down on the side that it would be helpful and worth some effort on our part. It won’t solve all our problems, but it could help. Taking the long view, my bias is toward doing things that improve the prospects for future futurists. But being very respectful of not wasting time on this, I’ve committed to looking for a path to professionalization that includes doing things that benefit the field regardless of whether we eventually become recognized as a profession or not.

The APF initiated a “Future of Foresight” project back in 2012, which included working papers, Town Hall meetings, and a Professional Development Day. Building on that, I proposed a “Professionalization Task Force” to the Board and was given the okay to explore what professionalization means to APF and what we might do about it.

Over the last year, a team of 23 APF members has been working on this task. The first part of our work involved creating a working definition of professionalization. We explored the literature around professions and adopted a set of six criteria that we felt made sense for APF:

Develop a foresight competency model
Define the “specialized work grounded in a body of theoretically based, discretionary knowledge & skills” at the foundation of foresight
Develop a professional development pathway to provide qualifying credentials
Develop a set of practice expectations
Develop a set of professional standards
Develop a map the foresight ecosystem

With that in hand, we formed teams around the criteria to explore and recommend what we might do to fulfill these criteria. The teams came up with 16 recommendations which we organized into a three-phased approach. We reasoned that there were some activities that made sense to do straight away. For instance, the first phase is envisioned as a single, foundational project with a competency model at its core. The second phase is likely to consist of several projects, such as mapping a professional development pathway (working the Professional Development Team). The third is focused more on the future, including a recommendation to undertake a new project on the future of the field.

I personally believe that this is really important work that will help solidify the long-term future of APF and be a significant benefit to the foresight community as a whole. Part of our “growing up” process is getting clearer on who we are and what we want to do, and I think this effort will play an important part of this process. Andy Hines

by Andy Hines on July 12, 2013 4 Comments

Momentum Building for Professionalizing Foresight

It’s been great to see a surge of interest in the topic of professionalizing foresight. To be clear, it is still in what we might call the exploratory phase. But the issue is being raised and discussed in a variety of forums, papers, and groups.

I’m happy to note that the Journal of Futures Studies has published my contribution to the professionalization discussion, Professionalizing foresight: Why do it, where it stands, and what needs to be done — a collaborative effort with my dissertation advisor Jeff Gold of Leeds Metropolitan University.

This article advocates for the professionalization of foresight as beneficial to development of the field. It offers three reasons why:

providing a focus for field-building,
for aiding credibility,
for attracting talent.

The piece then explores the current state of professionalization by assessing where foresight stands against the standard criteria of a profession. It concludes that there is still work to be done and suggests five potential projects or initiatives to guide the process.

I’ve long been interested in the topic of professionalizing because I think it helps advance the overall cause of spreading the use of foresight. It was part of my motivation in helping form the Assn of Professional Futurists more than a decade ago, and it’s really great to see APF tackling the issue in its upcoming Pro Development Seminar. Andy Hines

by Andy Hines on December 18, 2019 Leave a Comment

When did it start? Origins of the foresight field

I think we futurists need to do a better job of telling our story. Almost daily it seems (probably more like weekly), I hear from someone who has never heard of foresight or futurists. We are still relatively unknown and under-appreciated by potential clients and the public. We are still explaining themselves and what we do on a regular basis.

A key challenge in explaining futures work is a lack of consensus around key questions about the field. While a variety of perspectives is valuable to futures work, for those new to the future, the wide range of answers to core questions — such as who futurists are, how futurists work, and how long have futurists been doing it — creates unnecessary confusion. Even the very basic question of a name for the field is not settled on (I advocate for “foresight.”). The recently developed Foresight Competency Model is a step towards consensus on how futurists work. In general, futurists prefer to have a wide range of views, explanations, and options. While this serves us well in our work, it is a public relations disaster. Thus one of my objectives is to work towards useful consensus that will help us explain ourselves more clearly when introducing people to the future.

About a year ago, I participated in and informal listserv discussion among professional futurists on the origin of the field. The discussion revealed a wide range of disparate views, with some small degree of consensus around WW2. It sparked my interest in addressing key questions about our work that remain murky and create confusion. In my role, I am fairly regularly asked about when Foresight began, and have used “around WW2.” So, I was delighted to take on the question of trying to pin that down more rigorously. In the piece, I indeed conclude that the end of WW2 – 1945 to be specific – makes the most sense as an origin date. While we say we are a young field, we have been around for 74 years. That’s “new” in comparison to more established fields, but I think it’s fair to say that we could be further along in the journey.

My exploration into the origins of the field — When did it start: origin of the foresight field — was recently published in World Futures Review. – Andy Hines

by Andy Hines on August 29, 2018 Leave a Comment

State of foresight professionalization

I was recently asked about the state of professionalizing, and realized it has been a while since I has reflected on it. I am a supporter of professionalizing foresight. I think having a robust core of professionals helping to spread foresight perspectives, methods, and tools is a good thing. And I think the activities involved in “professionalizing” are useful and helpful things for futurists to do anyway (even if not aimed at professional status). A real quick summary of some of the key activities:

2002: Association of Professional Futurists (APF) was founded and the next year develops scenarios exploring the futures of futures.
2012: APF launches a “Future of Foresight” project (which coincides with my own exploration professionalization as part of my dissertation)
2013 APF commissions a Professionalization task force, in which I lead a team of two dozen members to identify steps on the path to professionalization:
2015: APF publishes a Foresight Competency model, in which I lead a core team of four people doing the bulk of the work.

The question that sparked this reflection had to do with whether the “field” would continue to exist or whether it would be amortized or absorbed by other more robust disciplines. A fair question. One we addressed back in the 2003 scenarios that explored the possibility of what we called “McKinseyization,” basically the absorption scenario. Other fields adopted our tools and we gradually faded away.

The bullets above help me to feel confident that we are on a thoughtful, patient journey to a future in which the field and its professionals are valued. Perhaps one benefit of not every having “caught fire” as a field is that we don’t have to deal with the inevitable cooling off. I don’t want to name names, but we can probably think of examples where fields close to us had their day in the sun and then kind of faded. We’ve never had to deal with takeoff of popularity and have continued to trudge along and slowly but surely spread foresight thinking. Of course, another scenario possibility we identified back in 2002 was the popularity one. It would present some challenges, and I think the more work we can do now to bring our field together, the better prepared we’ll be for that scenario. It could happen! – Andy Hines

by Andy Hines on July 18, 2017 2 Comments

Foresight Competency Model published in WFR

What do futurists need to know how to do? The APF’s Foresight Competency answers that in a new article: Building Foresight Capacity: Toward a Foresight Competency Model in World Futures Review. The development of a competency model is a nice milestone in the evolution of foresight – we’re growing up!

The purpose of the multi-cluster model is to clarify how futurists collectively view their knowledge, skills and abilities. The central cluster of the model is a circle of 6 foresight competencies: framing, scanning, futuring, designing, visioning and adapting (explained below). This central node is undergirded by a base of 3 clusters: personal, academic and workplace competencies. In turn, two competency clusters: sector and occupational roles are above the center foresight competencies.

Framing Scoping the project, defining the focal issue and current conditions

Scanning Exploring signals of change or indicators of the futures

Futuring Identifying a baseline and alternative futures

Visioning Developing and committing to a preferred future

Designing Developing prototypes, offerings and artifacts to achieve vision and goals

Adapting Enabling organizations to generate options to alternative futures

The model drew upon the framework that APF members helped develop for “Thinking about the Future” and “Framework Foresight.” One update was replacing the term “forecasting” with “futuring” to avoid confusion with non-futurist forecasting. Another was the addition of “designing,” with planning moved as a sub-competency. Finally, acting was renamed as adapting.

The model was a product of a task force of 23 futurists from 4 continents working on issues in professionalizing foresight. It was driven by a core team: Cornelia Daheim (Germany), me and Jay Gary (US), and Luke van der Laan (Australia) — I really enjoyed working with these folks. A great spirit of listening, understanding, sharing, and working toward solutions!

We followed the steps outlined in “A Guide for Developing Competency Models,” and accompanying tutorials from the Competency Model Clearinghouse website, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration. The model is intended to demonstrate the recommended competencies that individuals preparing for or considering a futurist career ought to possess. They wrote up and posted a nice piece on our work.

We will, of course, revisit and update the competency model in the years ahead as needed. — Andy Hines

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by Andy Hines on September 28, 2016 Leave a Comment

A Foresight Competency Model

It was great to be able to brief the new Foresight Competency Model at the recent APF Global Futures Festival. To listen to my 30-minute talk, please click this link, and go to minute 13:30.

This purpose of this multi-cluster model is to clarify how futurists view their knowledge, skills and abilities. The central cluster of the model is circle of 6 foresight competencies: framing, scanning, futuring, designing, visioning and adapting. This central node is undergirded by a base of 3 clusters: personal, academic and workplace competencies. In turn, two competency clusters: sector and occupational roles are above the center foresight competencies.

Framing Scoping the project, defining the focal issue and current conditions

Scanning Exploring signals of change or indicators of the futures

Futuring Identifying a baseline and alternative futures

Visioning Developing and committing to a preferred future

Designing Developing prototypes, offerings and artifacts to achieve vision and goals

Adapting Enabling organizations to generate options to alternative futures

The Foresight Competency Model (FCM) addresses the basic question of what one ought to capable of doing as a professional futurist. We will, of course, revisit and update the competency model in the years ahead as needed.

There is more to come from the Professionalization Task Force (and more on it from this blog) but for sure, this is an important milestone in our work. — Andy Hines

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Storytellers, makers, and collaborators

What should your kids be when they grow up? Choose one of the above — better yet, incorporate all three into a brand called “you.” After 24 hours of This year’s APF Gathering, this combination of storytelling, making, and collaborating seems to be what the future wants.

A heavyweight duo of Chris Ertel and Art Kleiner and kicked off the meeting last night with some fabulous stories about, well, storytelling. (I suppose that shouldn’t surprise us). But it wasn’t just stories — there was lots of practical technique and tips, and the opportunity to practice and share with colleagues.

This morning we got a glimpse of the makers via a Learning Journey in which we left the conference room, braved the elements and a little street car mayhem to visit TechShop. We got a firehose immersion into digital design, microcontrollers, 3D printing, mashups, and laser cutting. What may surprise some is that these tools are out there and for you! I kinda sorta built a mini-circuit, I think. Think “power to the the people.” At the same time, my sense at this point is that these tools are not going to replace the mass production manufacturing, but complement it.

Before lunch we visited the Impact Hub, a co-working collective with individuals, companies, and B-corporations sharing space and one another’s companies to not only get their work done, but to — you guessed it — collaborate. .

The big three of storytelling, making, and collaborating are setting the table of the future. Will you have a seat? Andy Hines

Chris Ertel

Ran through his book Moments of Impact.

Use of internal networks, such as yammer, which provides employees a means to talk, and leadership a means to see what they are talking about, and get a “pre-read” on what they are thinking before important decisions, prompting jennifer to suggest that there is a storm brewing on the use of these internal networks

In terms of preparing for a strategic conversation, need to frame the questions/issues properly – you can’t just pour content at people

Short-termism in US business and politics is a disease

Art Kleiner

What is the story you want to tell?

Foresight Grows
Foresight is widely and effectively used

Professionalizing foresight could help that

A good story changes the read a little bit

The experience of the producer in not anything like the receiver

Reality is circular, but media consumption is linear

“If you got that, what would it get you”

Can only be in one of the four orientations at a time

Purpose

Professionalizing foresight
Building of foresight profession will help spread more effective foresight and make the world a better place
A great passion of mine and presently leading a task force on it

Discussion with nancy

A foresight profession would provide jobs for student s

Personally, I choose this as a way to make a contribution to the world – think we should give a part of our time for this purpose

To have more influence in the world, because this stuff works (RESEARCH- does it really?)

So it could become widely used?

Access: Looking for access to people with influence in business and government in making decisions, because I believe foresight would help and as, chris said, short-termism is a disease?)

Research

Case studies of other communities professionalizing – do they apply?

What works? What doesn’t?

Validity – other fields have done it

The credibility of your story is based on the quality of your research

Are you willing to build the case brick by brick

What have you done and haven’t you done

What about cases where professionalization has failed (in terms of greater access)

Just because it worked before doesn’t mean it will work againa

Takes huge persistence to stay true to the data

A balance of looking at pure data and “having a feel for phenomena”

There is a difference between imagination and observation – you need both

Also have the problem of — does it work – would it lead to more effective decision-making (face validity)

Audience

The first audience is the futurist community and the second is decision-makers/the public;

Is it really the mid-level person who wants to make a difference – rather than the C-Suite? Or is that a cop out

“The audience needs use because we have something they need to know”

Futurists don’t know that we are not unique and that other fields have struggled to find their identity

Story

People are natural story hearers, not story tellers

An effective story makes you see the reader/hearer different

Once upon a time, some people started calling themselves futurists. They developed and borrowed methods for studying the future. A few wrote a few bestsellers and had their 15 minutes. Some of the rest formed a professional assn. they grew a little but were still on the margins of business and society. Others came along, bigger and stronger, and started taking their tools. The professional futurists said that’s okay, because now more people are suing them. And less people started coming to professional futurists, but we called ourselves jedi knights. And we know how that story turned out.

Publications

Publications (books)

Hines, A. (2024). Imagining After Capitalism. Dorset, UK: Triarchy Press.

Slaughter, R. (Ed.) & Hines, A. (Assoc. Ed.) (2020). The Knowledge Base of Futures Studies 2020. Association of Professional Futurists.

Hines, A. & Bishop, P. (2015). Thinking about the future: Guidelines for strategic foresight (2^nd edition). Houston, TX: Hinesight.

Bishop, P. & Hines, A. (2012). Teaching about the Future: The Basics of Foresight Education. Houndmills, UK: Palgrave Macmillan.

Hines, A. (2011). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Tucson, AZ: No Limit Publishing.

Hines, A. & Bishop, P. (2007). Thinking about the future: Guidelines for strategic foresight. Washington, DC: Social Technologies.

Coates, J. Mahaffie, J. & Hines, A. (1997). 2025: Scenarios of US and Global Society Reshaped by Science and Technology. Akron, OH: Oak Hill.

Jarratt, J., Coates, J., Mahaffie, J. & Hines, A. (1994). Managing your future as an association. Washington, DC: ASAE Foundation.

Dissertation
Hines, A. (2012). The role of an organizational futurist in integrating foresight into organizations (Unpublished doctoral dissertation). Leeds Metropolitan University, Leeds, UK.

Technical Reports and Monographs

Hines, A. (2020, March). Key issues influencing the future internationalization of higher education. Bureau of International Cooperation Strategy, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation.

Hines, A., Bengston, D., & Dockry, M. (2019). The forest futures horizon scanning project. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-P-187. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station. 81 p.

Hines, A. (2011). Global trends: Drivers, values, implications, and strategic questions for credit unions. Madison, WI: Filene Research Institute.

Publications (articles)

Hines, A., Benoit, H., Leong, L., Worrell, D., Schlehuber, L. and Cowart A. 2024. Mapping Archetype Scenarios across the Three Horizons. Futures, 162, 103418.

Hines, A. Vincent, MJ, and RW Puddy (2024). Establishing a strategic foresight learning and action network (SF-LAN) at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). World Futures Review, 16(3), 244–260.

Hines, A. (2023). Imagining after capitalism. Journal of Futures Studies, 28(2), 123-137,

Bengston, D., Westphal, L., Adelson, P., Crabtree, J., Dockry, M., Hines, A. Kubik, G., Romero, M., Van Stanley, Z., Zimmerman, N. (2023). Emerging signals of change that could shape the future of forestry: A horizon scan. Journal of Forestry, published online, October 31,2023.

Hines, A. (2023). Foresight in higher education: The US perspective. The New Horizon in Higher Education, 1(1), 47-53.

Hines, A. and Dockai, L. (2021). Key issues influencing the future internationalization of higher education: The case of Thailand. On the Horizon, 29(3), 77-100.

Hines, A. et al. (2021). Monitoring emerging issues: A proposed approach and initial test. World Futures Review, 0(0), 1–19.

Hines, A. (2021). Guiding foresight into the future. Special Issue: Tribute to Richard Slaughter, Futures, Available online June 21, 2021.F

Hines, A. (2020). The evolution of framework foresight. Foresight, 22 (5/6), 643-651.

McBride, Y., Daniels, K., & Hines, A. (2019). The Future City Index: An application of computerized text-based analysis to the measurement of community-level futures orientation. World Futures Review, published online December 31, 2019.

Moqaddamerad, S., Hurmelinna-Laukkanen, P., and Hines, A. (2019). Creating novel business models through enhancing strategic thinking capability. Paper Presented at The ISPIM Innovation Conference – Celebrating Innovation: 500 Years Since daVinci, Florence, Italy on 16-19 June 2019.

Harris, D., Rosenthal, K. and Hines, A. (2019). Thinking like a futurist could help veterinary medicine. Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 255(5), 523-524.

Hines, A. (20i9) Transition scenarios via backcasting. Journal of Futures Studies, 24 (1), 1-14.

Hines A. (2019) Getting ready for a post-work future. Foresight and STI Governance, 13(1), 19-30.

Cowart, A. Hines, A., Callaway, K., Bengston, D., Dockry, M. (2019). Scenarios to provide context for horizon scanning: backcasting North American forest futures from 2090 to 2035. In Hines, A.,

Bengston, D. & Dockry, M. (2019). The forest futures horizon scanning project. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-P-187. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station: 14-21.

Hines, A. (2019). Communicating horizon scanning. In Hines, A., Bengston, D. & Dockry, M. (2019). The forest futures horizon scanning project. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-P-187. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station: 62-66.

Hines, A., Schutte, J., Romero, M. & Bengston, D. (2019). Scenarios to provide context for horizon scanning: backcasting North American forest futures from 2090 to 2035. In Hines, A., Bengston, D. & Dockry, M. (2019). The forest futures horizon scanning project. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-P-187. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station: 49-61.

DeVaney, L. Bengston, D. Dockry, M. Hines, A. (2019). Exploration of a horizon scanning trend: Growing indigenous empowerment. In Hines, A., Bengston, D. & Dockry, M. (2019). The forest futures horizon scanning project. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-P-187. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station: 42-48.

Bengston, D., DeVaney, L., Dockry, M., Hines, A., Kubik, G., Roe, B., Romero, M. (2019). Using the Implications Wheel in horizon scaning: Exploring implications of growing apathy toward the environment. In Hines, A., Bengston, D. & Dockry, M. (2019). The forest futures horizon scanning project. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-P-187. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station: 34-41.

Callaway, K., Hines, A., & Bengston, D. (2019). Identifying current USDA forest service issues to provide context for horizon scanning. In Hines, A., Bengston, D. & Dockry, M. (2019). The forest futures horizon scanning project. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-P-187. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station: 29-31.

Roe, B. & Hines, A. (2019). An innovative method for identifying fruitful scanning sources for forest futures. In Hines, A., Bengston, D. & Dockry, M. (2019). The forest futures horizon scanning project. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-P-187. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station: 14-21.

Hines, A., Bengston, D., Dockry, M., & Cowart, A. (2019). Setting up the forest futures horizon scanning system. In Hines, A., Bengston, D. & Dockry, M. (2019). The forest futures horizon scanning project. Gen. Tech. Rep. NRS-P-187. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Northern Research Station: 5-13.

Hines A. & Perry C., (2018). An integral futures lens on future security issues. In: Masys A. (ed) Security by Design. Advanced Sciences and Technologies for Security Applications. Springer, Cham.

Hines, A. (2018, February). Don’t be surprised by the future. Marketer: The Journal of the Society for Marketing Professional Services, Vol. 37(1) 28-32.

Hines, A., Bengston, D. Dockry, M. & Cowart, A. (2018, January). Setting up a horizon scanning system: A U.S. federal agency example. World Futures Review, 10(2) 136–151.

Hines, A. (2017). Aligning design with emerging needs. MISC, Vol. 26, 134-135.

Hines, A. (2017) Emerging student needs disrupting higher education. On the Horizon, 25(3), 197-208.

Hines, A. & Whittington, A. (2017) Nine emerging student needs. On the Horizon, 25(3), 181-189.

Hines, A. (2017) Framework foresight for exploring emerging student needs. On the Horizon, 2593), 145-156.

Hines, A. & Suarez, J. (2017) Why student needs. On the Horizon, 25(3), 141-144.

Hines, Andy, Gary, Jay, Daheim, Cornelia & van der Laan, Luke. 2017. “Building foresight capacity: Toward a foresight competency model.” World Futures Review, 9(3), 123-141.

Hines, A. (2017). I am not a consumer: The implications of long-term values shifts. MISC, Vol. 25, 40-41.

Hines, A. (2017). Framing successful foresight. MISC, Vol. 24, 76-77.

Hines, A. (2016, Fall). Preparing for the unknown: Anticipating the future economy. MISC, 118-119

Hines, A. & Zindato, D. (2016) Designing foresight and foresighting design: Opportunities for learning and collaboration via scenarios. World Future Review, 8(4), 180–192.

Hines, A. (2016, June) Let’s talk about success: A proposed foresight outcomes framework for organizational futurists. Journal of Futures Studies, 20(4), 1–20.

Hines, A. (2016, Spring). The future of anything and everything. MISC, 30-31.

Hines, A. (2016). Can I get a job as a futurist? World Future Review, 8(1), 46-53.

Hines, A. (2016, January/February). The future of course materials. The College Store, 84-89.

Hines, A. & Gold, J. (2015). An organizational futurist role for integrating foresight into corporations. Technological Forecasting and Social Change, 101, 99–111.

Hines, A. (2015). Future-friendly design: Designing for and with future consumers. In M. Luchs, K. S. Swann & A. Griffin (Eds.), Design thinking: New product development essentials from the PDMA (pp. 333-348). Hoboken, NJ: Wiley.

Hines, A. (2015, Summer). The end of work as we know it. Career Planning and Adult Development Journal, 10-19.

Hines, A. (2015, April). Just Wow! [Review of the book The Wow Project by T. Peters] APF Compass, 26.

Hines, A. (2015, January). Professional task force lays out a pathway. APF Compass, 17.

Hines, A. (2015, January). Raising the bar for professional futurists: A tribute to Joe Coates. APF Compass, 14-15.

Hines, A. (2014). Know your stuff – but it’s okay if you don’t have a PhD in the top, In Hope Katz Gibbs, PR rules: The playbook (pp. 10-11). Arlington. VA: Inkandescent Publishing Company.

Hines. A. (2014, September/October). A training ground for professional futurists. The Futurist, 43.

Hines, A., & Carbone, C. (2014, August). What will work look like in 2020 and beyond? BeInkandescent. Retrieved from http://www.beinkandescent.com/articles/2146/the-future-of-work

Hines. A. (2014, January). Future shock revisited [Review of the book Future shock by A. Toffler]. APF Compass, 24-26.

Hines. A. (2013, Summer). Changing minds [Review of the book Righteous mind: Why good people are divided by politics and religion by J. Haidt] APF Compass, 15-17.

Hines, A. & Gold, J. (2013) Professionalizing foresight: Why do it, where it stands, and what needs to be done. Journal of Futures Studies, 17(4), 35-54.

Hines, A. & Bishop, P. (2013), Framework foresight: Exploring futures the Houston way. Futures, 51, 31–49.

Hines, A. (2013) Shifting values: Hope and concern for ‘waking up.’ On the Horizon, 21 (3), 187-196.

Hines, A. (2013, Quarter 1). A framework for understanding emerging consumer needs. PDMA Visions, 16-21.

Hines, A., & Carbone, C. (2013, Spring). The future of knowledge work. Employment Relations Today, 1-17.

Hines, A. (2012). Futurists as the ‘black swans’ of thinking about the future. In The futures of futures (p. 22) Houston: Association of Professional Futurists.

Hines, A. (2012). Introduction. In The futures of futures (p. 1) Houston: Association of Professional Futurists,

Hines, A. (2012, May). Are you ready to be part of the workforce of the future? BeInkandescent. Retrieved from http://www.beinkandescent.com/articles/976/workforce-of-the-future

Hines, A. (2012, January). What do consumers want? Futurist Andy Hines Explains in “ConsumerShift.” BeInkandescent. Retrieved from http://www.beinkandescent.com/articles/809/Andy%2BHines%2Bconsumershift

Hines, A. (2011). Global trends: Drivers, values, implications, and strategic questions for credit unions. Madison, WI: Filene Research Institute.

Hines, A. (2011, Quarter 4). Futurists as the black swans of thinking about the future. APF Compass, 9-10.

Hines, A. (2011, Spring). A dozen surprises about the future of work. Employment Relations Today, 1-15.

Hines. A. (2011). Hitting the snooze button on the future [Review of the book The biggest wake up call in history by R. Slaughter]. Foresight, 13(2), 87-101.

Hines, A. (2010, Summer). Retirement as an obsolescent concept. Special Issue of Adult Career Development Journal, 25(2), 8-17.

Hines, A. & Collins, T. (2010, June/July). The evolution of integral futures. World Future Review, 5-16.

Hines, A. & Bishop, P. (2010, Quarter 3). An overview of the Houston Futures Studies curriculum. APF Compass, 8-12.

Hines, A. (2009, October/November). How accurate are your forecasts? More accurate than you might think. World Future Review, 5-22.

Hines, A., Abraham, D. & Calder, C. (2009, October). Six catalysts shaping the future of product development. PDMA Visions, 20-23.

Hines, A. (2009). Consumer trends in three different worlds. Reprinted in D. Cole (Ed.). Annual editions: Economics. NY: McGraw Hill.

Hines, A. (2009). The future of innovation is provoking innovation via the future. In Trifilova, A & von Stamm, B. (Eds.) The future of innovation (pp. 50-51), Burlington, VTL: Gower.

Hines, A. (2008, September-October). Global trends in culture, infrastructure, and values. The Futurist, 18-23.

Hines, A. (2008, July/August). Consumer trends in three worlds. The Futurist, 18-23.

Hines, A. (2008, Winter). The future of youth happiness. Changewaves, 1-3.

Hines, A. (2008). Strategic foresight: The state of the art. Reprinted in E. Bas & M. Guillo (Eds.) Foresight and social innovation. Madrid, Spain: Plaza y Valdés.

Hines, A. (2007, September). Why foresight? I can think of 316 reasons. Changewaves, 1.

Bishop, P., Hines. A., & Collins, T. (2007). The current state of scenario development: An overview of techniques. Foresight, 9(1), 5-25.

Hines, A., & Abraham, D. (2006, September). The “trend” before the storm: How to use trend analysis and foresight to improve new product development success rates. PDMA Visions, 19-21.

Hines, A. (2006, September/October 2006). Strategic foresight: The state of the art. The Futurist, 18-21.

Hines, A. (2006). The state of the art in strategic foresight. In T. Mack (Ed.), Creating global strategies for humanity’s future. Washington, DC: World Future Society.

Hines, A. (2006, Fall). Foresight for sustainable strategies and strategic agility. MWorld: The Journal of the AMA.

Hines, A. (2006, April/May). Seeing what’s next: Completing Christensen’s trilogy of innovation,” APF Compass, 7-8.

Hines, A. (2006)). Good news on the values front! [Review of the book Modernization, culture change & democracy by R. Inglehart & C. Welzel]. Foresight, 8(3), 65-68.

Hines, A. (2005). Limits to growth: The thirty year update. [Review of the book Limits to Growth: The Thirty Year Update by D. Meadows, D. Meadows, & J. Randers]. Foresight, 7 (4), 51–53.

Hines, A. (2005, June). Using foresight to generate insight: A sampler of futures tools. Competia Online Magazine.

Hines, A. (2004). Growing the professional futures field. In Slaughter, R. (Ed.). The knowledge base of futures studies (Professional edition CD-ROM). Indooroopilly, Australia: Foresight International.

Hines, A. (2004). Ten questions every organizational futurist should be able to answer. In Slaughter, R. (Ed.). The knowledge base of futures studies (Professional edition CD-ROM). Indooroopilly, Australia: Foresight International.

Hines, A. (2004). The history and development of the association of professional futurists. In Slaughter, R. (Ed.). The knowledge base of futures studies (Professional edition CD-ROM). Indooroopilly, Australia: Foresight International.

Hines, A. (2004). Integral futures: Breadth plus depth equals foresight with insight. [Review of Volume 1, AFI Foresight Monographs Series by the Australian Foresight Institute]. On the Horizon, 12(3), 123-127.

Hines, A. (2004). The personal brand in futures. Foresight, 6(1), 60-61.

Hines, A. (2003). Applying integral futures to environmental scanning. Futures Research Quarterly, 19(4), 49-62.

Hines, A. (2003). The futures of futures: A scenario salon. Foresight, 5(4), 28-35.

Hines, A. (2003). An audit for organizational futurists: 10 questions every organizational futurist should be able to answer. Foresight, 5(1), 20-33.

Hines, A. (2002). Raising the bar of professionalism in futures studies. Technological Forecasting & Social Change, 69, 551-554.

Hines, A. (2002). A practitioner’s view of the future of futures studies. Futures, 34, 337-347.

Hines, A. (2002). Translating futures work (Hinesight). Foresight, 64(4), 60.

Hines, A., Kelly, K. & Noesen, S. (2001). Viral futures at Dow. Futures Research Quarterly, 17(3), 59-65.

Hines, A. (2001). Pushing or pulling the future? It depends (Hinesight). Foresight, 3(5), 489-490.

Hines, A. (2001). The art of external combustion (Hinesight). Foresight, 3(3), 255-258.

Hines, A. (2001). Foresight and the cult of personality (Hinesight) Foresight, 3(1), 83-84.

Hines, A. (2000). Where do your trends come from? (Hinesight). Foresight, 2(5), 53-534.

Hines, A. (2000). The facilitator v the expert, or process v content (Hinesight). Foresight, 2(4), 445-447.

Hines, A. (2000). Head start foresight: How elephants can compete with cheetahs (Hinesight). Foresight, 2(3), 362-364.

Hines, A. (2000). How foresight is being positioned inside today’s organization (Hinesight). Foresight, 2(1), 141-143.

Hines, A. (2000). The postmodern shift and jobs in the future: The coming values changes and the implications for human resources. Employment Relations Today, 26(4), 35-51.

Coates, J., Mahaffie, J. & Hines, A. (2000). One hundred seven assumptions about the future. In Teich, A. (Ed.). Technology & The Future (8^th edition).

Hines, A. & Trudeau, L. (1999). Futurists on the ‘inside:’ The state of practice of organizational futurists. Futures Research Quarterly, 15(4), 27-36.

Hines, A. (1999). To managers: How foresight can help you (Hinesight). Foresight, 1(5), 487-488.

Hines, A. (1999). The foresight amphibian in the corporate world (Hinesight). Foresight, 1(4), 382-384.

Hines, A. (1999). Playing by the new global rules. [Review of the book The Lexus and the olive tree by T. Friedman]. Foresight, 1(4), 372-373.

Hines, A. (1999). Foresight and the bottom line (Hinesight). Foresight, 1(4), 299-301.

Hines, A. (1999). The simple facts of business life (Hinesight). Foresight, 1(2), 205-207.

Hines, A. (1999). What does business need from futurists? (Hinesight). Foresight, 1(1), 110-111.

Hines, A. (1999, January). Futurists meet the corporate challenge. Revista Fortuna.

Hines, A. (1998, January/February). Population growth: Two warring paradigms. The Futurist, 68.

Hines, A. (1997, November/December). Technology in service to society. The Futurist, 46-47.

Hines, A. (1997, November/December). Ever-Smarter farmers keep food abundant. The Futurist, 18.

Hines, A. & Calder, J. (1997, September/October). Changing to the knowledge economy, Directions: The Business Magazine.

Coates, J., Mahaffie, J. & Hines, A. (1997, September/October). The promise of genetics. The Futurist, 18-22.

Hines, A. (1997, September/October). Preventing war and disorder. The Futurist, 14-15September-October 1997.

Hines, A. (1997, September/October). Do you know your technology type? The Futurist, 10-11.

Hines, A. (1997, September/October). The coming Chinese century. The Futurist, 8-9.

Hines, A. (1997, July/August). Technology’s revenge. [Review of the book Why things bite back: Technology and the revenge of unintended consequences by E. Tenner]. The Futurist, 53.

Hines, A. (1997, July/August). Generational cycles predict a coming crisis. The Futurist, 14-15.

Hines, A. (1997, July/August). Americans do better, feel worse. The Futurist, 8.

Hines, A. (1997, May/June). Wiring the globe. The Futurist, 11.

Hines, A. Coates, J. & Mahaffie, J. (1996, November/December). In the Year 2025. Directions: The Business Magazine, 32-35.

Hines, A. (1996, August). 28 propositions for the year 2000. Business Leader.

Hines, A. (1996). Jobs and infotech: Work in the information society. In Cornish, E. (Ed.) Exploring your future: Living, learning, and working in the information age (pp. 7-11). Bethesda, MD: World Future Society.

Hines, A. (1996). A checklist for evaluating forecasts. In Cornish, E. (Ed.) Exploring your future: Living, learning, and working in the information age (pp. 82-86). Bethesda, MD: World Future Society.

Hines, A. (1996). The road to 2015. [Review of the book The road to 2015 by J. Petersen] ASTI Newsletter, 13(2).

Hines, A. (1996). The future of nanotechnology. In Kurian, G. & Molitor, G. (Eds.). Encyclopedia of the future. New York: Simon and Schuster.

Hines, A. (1996). The future media of exchange. In Kurian, G. & Molitor, G. (Eds.). Encyclopedia of the future. New York: Simon and Schuster.

Hines, A. (1996). Information Technology Workers, 2010. In Markley, O. (Ed.) America beyond 2001: Opposing Viewpoints Series. San Diego, CA: Greenhaven Press.

Hines, A. (1995). How to evaluate science and technology forecasts. Bulletin of Science, Technology, & Society, 15(4), 178-180.

Hines, A. (1995, November/December). A checklist for evaluating forecasts. The Futurist, 20-24.

Hines, A. (1995). Keynote Address. In Faughnan, B. (Ed.) Space manufacturing 10 Pathways to the high frontier, Proceedings of the twelfth SSI-Princeton conference, May 4-7, 1995 (pp. xviii-xix). Princeton, NJ: Space Studies Institute and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.

Coates, J. Mahaffie, J. & Hines, A. (1995, June 26). 28 propositions for the year 2000. Business Day.

Jarratt, J., Coates, J. Mahaffie, J. & Hines, A. (1995). Focusing on the future. Leadership, 16-30.

Hines, A. (1995, Spring). Book review. [Review of the book Metaman: The merging of humans and machines into a global superorganism by G. Stock]. Futures Research Quarterly, 92-96.

Coates, J., Mahaffie, J., & Hines, A. (1994). Technological forecasting: 1970-1993. Technological Forecasting & Social Change, 47, 23-33.

Hines, A. (1994, January/February 1994). Jobs and infotech. The Futurist, 9-13.

Hines, A. (1993, April). Transferable skills land future jobs. HR Magazine.

Hines, A. (1992, March). Book Review. [Review of Recollecting the Future by H.B. Stewart] Technological Forecasting & Social Change, 195-196.

Workshops & Presentations

Hines, A. (2024, October 18). “Best Practices for Academic Futurists: The Houston Story.” Webinar for World Futures Studies Federation.

Hines, A. (2024, October 14). “Why Foresight?” Virtual Presentation to UNDP Country Leadership Pre-Retreat Clinic. Morning Session.

Hines, A. (2024. October 14). “Why Foresight?” Virtual Presentation to UNDP Country Leadership Pre-Retreat Clinic. Evening Session.

Hines, A. (2024, October 10-11). Panelist for the Texas Foresight Dialogue. Cynthia & George Mitchell Foundation, Austin, TX.

Hines, A. (2024, August 26). “Evolution of Foresight Methodologies.” Webinar for Ford.

Hines, A. (2024, June 12.) “How Can We Do Good Foresight?” NATO: First Allied Foresight Conference, Helsinki, Finland.

Hines, A. (2024, May 16). “The Importance of Future Forward Thinking in Organizational Success,” Innovation Disruption, Boys & Girls Club of America, Atlanta, GA.

Hines, A. (2024, May 9). “Introduction to Foresight.” Workshop for California POST (Peace Officers Standards & Training), San Diego, CA.

Hines, A. (2024, April 20). “Post-Work Future.” Presentation for Being and Becoming Human, Houston Foresight Spring Gathering, Houston, TX.

Hines, A. (2024, April 19). “Alumni Refresher: Horizon Scanning.” Workshop for Being and Becoming Human, Houston Foresight Spring Gathering, Houston, TX.

Hines, A. (2024, April 10). “How a Futurist Thinks about the Future of Anything (Energy included),” Virtual Presentation for Petrobras, Brazil.

Hines, A. (2025, March 25). “The Workforce of the Future.” Texas Summit, Boys & Girls Club of America, Austin, TX.

Hines, A. (2023, March 7). “Getting Ahead of the Futures.” 2024 UT System Conference: Innovating Teaching & Learning in the Era of Generative AI! UTSA, San Antonio.

Hines, A. (2023, March 7). “AI Strategic Questions Workshop.” 2024 UT System Conference: Innovating Teaching & Learning in the Era of Generative AI! UTSA, San Antonio.

Hines, A. (2024, February 9). “Thinking about After Capitalism: How a Futurist thinks about the Long-Term.” Cemvita Day, ION, Houston.

Hines, A. (2023, November 24). “How to Think about Futures.” Possible Futures Festival 2023. Casa Firjan, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Hines, A. (2023). “Sneak Preview: The Future.” Corporate Researchers Conference Driving Growth in Turbulent Times, Insights Association, November 4, 2023.

Hines, A. & van der Laan, L. (2023). “Transforming Future Studies: Exploring Accreditation’s Impact.” Exploring Liminalities: World Futures Studies Federation 50th Year Anniversary Conference, Paris France, October 25, 2023.

Hines, A. (2023). “Evolution of Foresight Methodology.” Exploring Liminalities: World Futures Studies Federation 50th Year Anniversary Conference, Paris France, October 26, 2023.

Hines, A. Hines, A. (2023, September 22). “Scenarios.” Workshop for California POST (Peace Officers Standards & Training), San Diego.

Hines, A. (2023, June 21) “Thinking about the Future.” Presentation for the Strategic Foresight Symposium, NATO ACT, Washington, DC.

Hines, A. (2023, June 21) “Moderator: Challenges and Opportunities in Futures Thinking.” Panel Discussion for the Strategic Foresight Symposium, NATO ACT, Washington, DC.

Hines, A. (2023, June 6 -7) “Foresight Training.” Workshop for the George Mitchell Foundation, Austin, TX.

Hines, A. (2023, May 9). “Activating Scanning.” Presentation for National Network of Public Health Institutes (NNPHI) Innovation Hub Symposium, Washington, DC.

Hines, A. (2023, May 8). “Intro to Foresight.” Workshop for California POST (Peace Officers Standards & Training), San Diego.

Hines, A. (2023, April 23). “Refresher.” Workshop for Alumni, Spring Gathering Conference, University of Houston Foresight Program, Houston, TX.

Hines, A. (2023, April 22). “Imaging After Capitalism.” Presentation for Images of the Future Spring Gathering Conference, University of Houston Foresight Program, Houston, TX.

Hines, A. (2023, April 18). “Scenarios.” Workshop for California POST (Peace Officers Standards & Training), San Diego.

Hines, A. (2023, April 17). “Thinking about the Future.” Presentation for The Movement 2050 Conference, Boys and Girls Club of America, Houston, TX.

Hines, A. (2023, April 6). “Horizon Scanning Training.” Workshop for Chevron Digital Technology Consortium, Ion, Houston, TX.

Hines, A. (2023, April 5). “Tips for Thinking about the Future.” Presentation for Chevron Digital Technology Consortium, Ion, Houston, TX.

Hines, A. (2023, April 4). “Peering over the Horizon.” Presentation for TDECU Credit Union Retreat, Austin, TX.

Hines, A. & Schlehuber, L. (2023, April 3). “Future of Libraries.” Presentation for Three Boards Meeting, Seattle Public Library.

Hines, A. (2023, March 29). “Pathways to the Future[s].” Presentation for 2022 AIAA ASCENDxTexas, American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Houston, TX.

Hines, A. (2023, March 28). “Imagining After Capitalism.” Presentation for General Motors March Trend Network Meeting [virtual].

Hines, A. (2023, March 23). “Exploring the Future,” Workshop for Foresight Regulatory Analysis Program, University of Houston Law Center, University of Houston Hilton.

Hines, A. & Schlehuber, L. (2023, March 22). “Future of Libraries.” Seattle Public Library, Seattle Convention Center.

Hines, A. (2023, March 3). “Framework Foresight.” Webinar for Foresight Regulatory Analysis Program, University of Houston Law Center.

Hines, A. (2023, February 28) “Foresight Workshop for Emerging PCL Leaders.” PCL Constructors. Palm Desert, CA.

Hines, A. (2023, February 6). “Social Shifts Impacting Parenting.” Zoom Panel Discussion for Global Leadership Retreat, Infant formula company.

Hines, A. (2023, January 31). What Is Foresight. Webinar for Co-Working Leadership Forum.

Hines, A. (2023, December 12). Introduction to Foresight. Workshop for California POST, San Diego.

Hines, A. (2022, November 16). Coming Attraction: The Future! Presentation for 28th annual Power Tools for Nonprofits Conference. Houston, TX.

Hines, A. (2022, October 26). “A System for Scanning and Monitoring the Future of Forests.” Presentation for Catskills Environmental Research and Monitoring Conference. Big Indian, NY.

Hines, A. (2022, October 18). “Futures Thinking for Informing Strategic Planning” Presentation for Baldridge Executive Fellows, Sugarland, TX.

Hines, A. (2022, September 28). “Imagining After Capitalism.” Presentation for Placing the Future, 20th Interdisciplinary Symposium on Knowledge and Space, Hiedelberg, Germany.

Hines, A. 2022, August 2). Deciphering the Future: Methods to Build Insight. Transforming Local Government, Austin, TX.

Hines, A. (2022, June 17). “Imagining After Capitalism.” Presentation for Planetary Futures of Health and Wellbeing Conference, Turku, Finland.

Hines, A. (2022, June 14). “Emerging Practices in Foresight.” Presentation for University of Turku Foresight Program, Turku, Finland.

Hines, A. (2022, June 7). “Making the Case for Change.” Workshop for California POST (Peace Officer Standards & Training), San Diego.

Hines, A. (2022 April 29) “Foresight for Leaders: 10 Ways to Futurize your Organization.” Presentation for Engie, virtual.

Hines, A. (2022, May 12) “Thinking about the Future of Work.” Presentation for Aon Solutions, Texas Houston, TX

Hines, A. (2022, April 29) “Translating Trends into Action.” Presentation for GM Global Trends Forum, virtual.

Hines, A. (2022, April 21) “Timing the Futures: Scenario Archetypes across the Three Horizons,” Presentation for APF Professional Development Seminar, University of Houston.

Hines, A. (2022, April 21) “Emerging Practices in Foresight,” Presentation for APF Professional Development Seminar, University of Houston.

Hines, A. (2022 April 14) Thinking about the Future of Climate Change. Presentation for the Texas Climate and Energy Transition Symposium, Austin. TX

Hines, A. (2022, April 5). Scenarios, Workshop for California POST (Peace Officer Standards & Training), San Diego.

Hines, A. (2022, February 7). World Futures: Through the Lens of STEEP. Presentation for The Futures of Government Project Management – A Case Study from DCT. Dubai, Virtual.
Hines, A. (2021), January 24). Scenarios. Presentation for The Futures of Government Project Management – A case study from DCT, Dubai, Virtual.
Hines, A. (2021), January 10). Introduction to Foresight: A Dozen Ways the Houston Framework Can Improve Futures Thinking. Presentation for The Futures of Government Project Management – A Case Study from DCT. Dubai, Virtual.
Hines, A. (2021, December 14). Foresight for Innovation: 10 Ways Futurist Thinking Can Help You Innovate. Presentation for 2021 Shale Technology Exchange, Woodlands, TX.
Hines, A. (2021, December 13). Introduction to Foresight. Workshop for California POST, San Diego.
Hines, A. (2021, December 2). Foresight Workshop for Emerging PCL Leaders. Workshop for PCL Construction, Scottsdale AZ.
Hines, A. (2021, November 16). Case for Change. Workshop for POST, San Diego.
Hines, A. (2021, September 14). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2021, August 29) Exploring our Future. Presentation for Canvas Credit Union Strategic Forum, Vail, CO.
Hines, A. (2021, July 14). Future of AI. Webinar Panel for Fort Bend Future Artificial Intelligence Series Part 3. Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce. Houston.

Hines, A. (2021, May 12). Exploring the Future….and the Impact of Covid. Webinar for Foresight Professional Certificate Training for Marmon. Chicago.
Hines, A. (2021, May 4). Framework Foresight method. Virtual Presentation to NATO, Czechoslovakia.
Hines, A. (2020, December 11). Foresight in North America. Virtual Panel Discussion for Futures Literacy Summit, December 8-11, UNESCO, Paris, France.
Hines, A. (2020, December 1). Making the case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2020, November 24). Keeping your eye on the future: Adding monitoring to horizon scanning. Webinar for UK Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs (DEFRA) Futures COP.
Hines, A. (2020, November 17). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2020, October 16). Foresight Methodology. Virtual Presentation for US-Mexico Cooperation: Health Policy and Pandemics, University of Houston Law Center, Houston.
Hines, A. (2020, September 8). Introduction to foresight. Webinar Panel for Mending the Economy, Urban Land Institute, Houston.
Hines, A. (2020, August 29). Introduction to foresight. Webinar for The Future of Work for the Professional MBA Program, University of Georgia.
Hines, A. (2020, August 13). Balancing Consistency and Novelty, Webinar for HDCS Faculty Forum in Creating Inclusive and Engaging Teaching in a Virtual Setting.
Hines, A., (2020, July 8). Developing Foresight in Ethics & Compliance. Virtual Workshop for Ethics and Compliance Fellows meeting.
Hines, A. (2020, July 3). 10 Things I [re-] Learned from KBFS 2020. Webinar for Association of Professional Futurists First Friday All Members Meetup.
Hines, A. (2020, July 1). Is this still our future: Key issues influencing the future internationalization of higher education. Webinar for Bureau of International Cooperation Strategy, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation. Bangkok, Thailand.
Hines, A. (2020, March 11). Horizon scanning for emerging issues. Webinar for The Future of Work and Implications for Occupational Safety and Health, National Institute for Occupational Health & Safety (NIOSH).
Hines, A. (2020, February 3). Future of Education and Learning. Workshop for (National Institute for Occupational Health & Safety (NIOSH). Denton Cooley Center, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2020, January 25). An overview of framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2020, January 24). Organizational futures. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2020, January 23). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX. January
Hines, A. (2020, January 22). Inputs, drivers and baseline. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2020, January 21). Scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2020, January 21). Framing. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, December 10). A futurist perspective on the digital society and the impact it will have on the workforce. Webinar for How to be Commercially Viable in a New Business Model. Sutherland and Institute for Robotic Process Automation & Artificial Intelligence.
Hines, A. (2019, December 9). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2019, November 19). Making the case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2019, November 15). Scanning the horizon for the future of arboriculture. Presentation for Houston Urban Tree Conference, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, October 22). An introduction to futures thinking. Presentation for Sutherland CloudLabs, San Francisco, CA.
Hines, A. (2019, September 19). Horizon scanning: A strategic approach to policy development. Presentation for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Atlanta, GA.
Hines, A. (2019, September 19). Horizon scanning: A strategic approach to policy development. Presentation for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), Atlanta, GA.
Hines, A. (2019, September 12). Future of the built environment. Presentation for Fluor Lunch & Learn. Fluor, Sugarland, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, September 10). Scenario planning. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2019, August 23). An overview of framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, August 22). Organizational futures. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, August 21). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, August 20). Inputs, drivers and baseline. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, August 20). Scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, August 14). Don’t be surprised by the future of work. Presentation for I Want Orange, HRINZ (Human Resources Institute of New Zealand), Welllington, New Zealand.
Hines, A. (2019, June 27). Government foresight. Panel Discussion for Foundations in Strategic Foresight Workshop, Mitre Corporation, McLean, VA.
Hines, A. (2019, June 20). Future of internationalization. Presentation for Forum on the Future, Office of Higher Education, Bureau of Cooperation Strategy, Bangkok, Thailand.
Hines, A. (2019, June 19). The future of higher education: 12 Drivers of Change. Presentation for Medical Education Management for the Future Conference, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand.
Hines, A. (2019, June 14). Key issues influencing internationalization. Presentation for Office of Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research and Innovation, Bangkok, Thailand.
Hines, A. (2019, May 21). Thinking Better about the Future. Workshop for Utah Credit Union Association, 2019 Executive Summit, St. George, Utah.
Hines, A. (2019, May 14). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA
Hines, A. (2019, May 3). An overview of framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, May2). Organizational futures. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, May 1). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, April 30). Inputs, drivers and baseline. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, April 30). Scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, April 25). Potential disruptors on the horizon for Mountain West Credit Union Association, Presentation for Mount West Credit Union Association Annual Meeting & Convention, Scottsdale, AZ.
Hines, A. (2019, April 13). Designing your agenda. Presentation for the Houston Foresight Spring Gathering: Introducing the Future, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, April 10). Introduction to foresight. Presentation for University of Houston Internship in Consumer Science and Merchandising class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, April 9). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA
Hines, A. (2019, March 19). Influencing the future. Workshop for Investment Recovery Association, San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2019, March 18). Potential disruptors on the horizon for investment recovery. Presentation for Investment Recovery Association, San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2019, March 13). Thinking about the future. Workshop for PCL Constructors High Development Potential Program, Scottsdale, AZ.
Hines, A. (2019, March 6). Better thinking about the future. Webinar for Marmon, Chicago IL.
Hines, A. (2019, February 23). Student needs and the future of education. Presentation for Future Focused Learning: Preparing for Global Success, TEACH, Spring, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, January 18). An overview of framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, January 17). Organizational futures. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, January 16). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2019, January 15). Scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, December 10). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2018, December 5). How thinking about the future can benefit your organization. Presentation for OSHA Oil and Gas, Health & Safety Conference. Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, October 31). Framework futuring. Webinar for The Wharton School MGMT 251: Forecasting. Philadelphia, PA.
Hines, A. (2018, October 23). Thinking about the Future: Potential Changedrivers Ahead. Presentation for NORA (Northeast Oklahoma Regional Alliance) Regional Summit. Tallequah, OK.
Hines, A. (2018, September 21). Potential disruptors to the future of business. Webinar for CSpace. Boston, MA.
Hines, A. (2018, September 19). Thinking about the future: Students & Work. Presentation for Texas A&M Communicators, College Station, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, September 18). Thinking about the future. Presentation for Singularity University Northwest Arkansas, Bentonville, AK.
Hines, A. (2018, September 18). Thinking about the future. Presentation for RevUnit Executive Leadership Team, Bentonville, AK.
Hines, A. (2018, August 29). Introduction to foresight. Presentation for University of Houston Internship in Consumer Science and Merchandising class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, July 17). The student of tomorrow. Panel Discussion for BBWorld Leadership Summit, Orlando FL.
Hines, A. (2018, June 13). Avoiding surprise: Anticipating potential disruptors on the horizon. Presentation for CPAS by the Sea, Galveston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, June 5). Case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2018, May 23). Avoiding surprise: Anticipating potential disruptors on the horizon. Presentation for Society for Technical Communication 2018 Summit, Orlando, FL.
Hines, A. (2018, May 23). Thinking about the future. Presentation for Society for Technical Communication 2018 Summit, Orlando, FL.
Hines, A. (2018, May 4). An overview of framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, May 3). Organizational futures. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, May 2). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, May 1). Scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. & Daniels, K. (2018, April 14). Framework scanning. Presentation for the Houston Foresight Spring Gathering: Scanning the Fringe, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, April 10). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2018, March 16). Organizational futures. Webinar for Policy Innovation Hub, Toronto, Canada.
Hines, A. (2018, February 26). Framework foresight. Workshop for Author’s Workshop: The Future of the U.S. – Mexico Relations, University of Houston Law Center, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, January 30). Thinking about the future of work. Presentation for the Career and Technology Association of Texas Winter 2018 Conference, Galveston Island Convention Center 2018, Galveston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, January 19). An overview of framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, January 18). Organizational futures. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, January 17). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, January 16). Scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, January 11). Thinking about the future of insurance. Presentation for the 2018 Mutual Insurance Association of Iowa Managers’ Meeting. Ames, Iowa.
Hines, A. (2017, January 19). An overview of framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, January 18). Organizational futures. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, January 17). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, January 16). Scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2018, January 11). Thinking about the future of insurance. Presentation for the 2018 Mutual Insurance Association of Iowa Managers’ Meeting. Ames, Iowa.
Hines, A. (2017, December 11). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2017, December 7). A New Era of Luxury: Impacts of the Postmodern Values Shift. Presentation for Luxury Brand Forum, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea.
Hines, A. (2017, December 6). A Foresight Perspective on the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Presentation for Dong-A Business Forum. Seoul, Korea.
Hines, A. (2017, December 6). How Changing Values Are Reshaping the Luxury Market. Presentation for Dong-A Business Forum. Seoul, Korea.
Hines, A. (2017, November 28). Exploring the Future. Presentation for Shell Lubricants Innovation, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, November 14). Case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2017, October 25). Forecasting and indicators. Presentation to Centra, Arlington, VA.
Hines, A. (2017, October 24). Peering over the horizon: Implications of emerging changes for construction & engineering. Presentation for Construction Industry Institute (CII) Austin, Austin, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, B October 17) Beyond the numbers: Planning for the future. Presentation for SMPS: The Pinnacle Experience, St. Louis, MO.
Hines, A. (2017, October 14). Thinking about the future. Workshop for CUNJ Board Retreat, Ewing, NJ.
Hines, A. (2017, October 11). Futuring workshop. Workshop for USDA Forest Service Rocky Mountain Research Station Leadership Team, Fort Collins, CO.
Hines, A. (2017, September 26). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2017, September 18). Building institutional resiliency and foresight capacity for federal forest agencies. Master of Ceremonies for North American Forestry Commission Workshop, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Hines, A. (2017, September 15). After capitalism. Webinar for APF Futures Festival Virtual Gathering.
Hines, A. (2017, September 14). Thinking about the Future. Workshop for PCL Constructors High Development Potential Program, Scottsdale, AZ.
Hines, A. (2017, August 23). The role of data in exploring the future. Presentation for Disney Data Analytics Conference, Orlando, FL.
Hines, A. (2017, August 18). After capitalism. Presentation for Knowledge Works, Cincinnati, OH.
Hines, A., Bengston, D. Dockry, M. Westphal, L. (2017, July 24). Forest futures: Strategic foresight and horizon scanning to support decision-making, Presentation for The US Forest Service, Washington DC.
Hines, A. (2017, July 13). Implications, options & organizational futures. Workshop for US Army Southern Command, Miami, FL.
Hines, A. (2017, July 12). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for US Army Southern Command, Miami, FL.
Hines, A. (2017, July 11) Scanning, alternative perspectives, & baseline forecasting. Workshop for US Army Southern Command, Miami, FL.
Hines, A. (2017, June 30). A closer look at framework foresight. Videoconference for Universidad UCES, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Hines, A. (2017, June 13). Influences on the future of capital projects. Presentation for Re-Thinking How Capital Programs Are Delivered for Construction Industry Institute, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, June 9). A futurist’s journey to better thinking about the future. Workshop for Change and Disruption: The New Normal, Conference Board Canada, Calgary, Canada.
Hines, A. (2017, June 6). Case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2017, May 22). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2017, May 17). Tennessee connected and autonomous vehicle summit. Moderator. The Fedex Institute, Memphis, TN.
Hines, A. (2017, May 5). An overview of framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, May 4). Organizational futures. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, May3). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, May 2). Scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, April 4). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2017, March 29). Introduction to foresight. Videoconference for Human Dimensions of Environmental Problem Solving class, Boston University.
Hines, A. (2017, March 21). Future forecasting. Presentation and workshop for Procter & Gambler, Cincinnati, Ohio.Hines, A. (2017, January 20). An overview of framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, January 19). Organizational futures. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, January 18). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2017, January 17). Scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, December 12). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, December 10). Don’t be surprised by the future! Workshop for Haynes & Boone 2016 IT Retreat, Dallas, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, December 8). Don’t be surprised by the future! Presentation for Willis, Towers, Watson, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, December 5). Future forecasting. Presentation and workshop for Credit Suisse, Zurich, Switzerland.
Hines, A. (2016, December 1). The future of work. Presentation for Mid-America Intergovernmental Audit Forum, Overland Park, KS
Hines, A. (2016, November 15). Case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, November 1). Learning about the future. Presentation for General Directorate for Residency & Foreigners Affairs, Dubai, UAE.
Hines, A. (2016, October 30-November 2). Scenario planning and implications workshop. Workshop for General Directorate for Residency & Foreigners Affairs, Dubai, UAE.
Hines, A. (2016, October 26). Personal and organizational futures. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, October 14). Foresight competency model. Webinar for CI (Competitive Intelligence) Fellows, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2016, October3). Using Scenarios. Videoconference for International Seminar Training Prospective Videoconferences. UNAM, Mexico.
Hines, A. (2016, September 20). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, September 16). Foresight competency model. Webinar for APF Virtual Gathering.
Hines, A., King, K., Schutte, J., Kingsbury, E. & O’Connell, C. (2016, July 23). Best of Houston. Presentation for World Future Society Annual Conference, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2016, July 21). Introduction to foresight. Master class for World Future Society Annual Conference, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2016, July 14). Implications, issues & options. Workshop for US Army Southern Command, Miami, FL.
Hines, A. (2016, July 13). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for US Army Southern Command, Miami, FL.
Hines, A. (2016, July 12) Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for US Army Southern Command, Miami, FL.
Hines, A. (2016, June 7). Case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, May 19). The future of student life. NACA (National Association for Campus Activities), Board & Senior Staff Retreat, Pomona, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, May 17). Personal futures planning. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, May 16). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, April 29). An introduction to framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, April 28). Implications, issues & options. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, April 27). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, April 26). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, April 25). Horizon scanning basics. Presentation for British Consulate Science Innovation Network, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, April 23). Thinking about the future. Presentation for Los Angeles Police Federal Credit Union, Spring Conference, Santa Barbara, CA
Hines, A. & Knackstedt, K. (2016, April 19). Foresight: Make more creative, innovative, & forward looking decisions. Presentation for ACTE’s Global Corporate Travel Conference, Dallas, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, April 12). Thinking about the future….as a source of new business opportunities. Presentation for Delta Dental management team, Okemos, MI.
Hines, A. (2016, April 6). Foresight for innovation. Workshop for Resource Pro Insurance Operations Bootcamp, Park City, UT.
Hines, A. (2016, April 5). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, April 4). About the Houston Foresight Program. Presentation for University of Adger visiting students, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. & Shupp, L. (2016, March 31. Futurist roles. Webinar for California College of Arts, San Francisco, CA.
Hines, A. (2016, March 23). Introduction to foresight. Presentation for University of Houston Internship in Consumer Science and Merchandising class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, March 10). Future-friendly design: Designing for and with future consumers. Presentation for Milano Design PhD Festival, Milan, Italy.
Hines, A. (2016, March 7). Organizational futurists. Presentation and Workshop conducted remotely for Tel Aviv University. Tel Aviv, Israel via Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, March 5). Executive dialog session. Workshop for CAMEX: Campus Market Expo 2016, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, March 5). The future of course materials: Making sense of the changing landscape(s). Presentation for CAMEX: Campus Market Expo 2016, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, February 23). What workers want: Expectations of the emerging workforce. Presentation for Kaleidoscope: A Celebration of Excellence: Obstetrical, Neonatal and Women’s Health Nursing Conference, Galveston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, January 21). An introduction to framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, January 21). Implications, issues & options. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, January 20). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, January 19). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2016, January 6). Strategic foresight in government. Presentation for Abu Dhabi Police, Decision Support Center, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Hines, A. (2016, January 3-5). Scenario training. Workshop for Abu Dhabi Police, Decision Support Center, Abu Dhabi, UAE.
Hines, A., Crabtree, J., Romero, M., Shutte, J. & Williamson, W. (2015, November 21). How futurists identify emerging issues. Presentation for Houston Independent School District Urban Debate League, Houston, TX.
Hines, A., DeLong, B., Stanford, N., & Johnson M. (2015, November 17). Future of work. Presentation for IFPTE Local Annual Members Meeting, GAO, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2015, November 9). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Presentation for CU TECH Technology Research Forum Fall Forum, Monterrey, CA.
Hines, A. (2015, November 9). Scenarios & issues for the future of credit unions. Presentation for CU TECH Technology Research Forum Fall Forum, Monterrey, CA.
Hines, A. (2015, November 4). Identifying emerging issues. Presentation for University of Houston Human Systems and Technological Change class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, November 3). Making the case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2015, October 21-23). Strategic foresight process. Workshop for Lockheed Martin Aeronautics, Fort Worth, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, October 19). Foresight & innovation: Using the future to innovate today. Presentation for AACC International Convention, Minneapolis, MN.
Hines, A. (2015, October 12). Thinking about the future. Presentation for BASF Joint Site Leadership Team Dialogue, Lake Charles, LA.
Hines, A. (2015, October 9). Six steps into the future. Presentation for QRCA 2015 Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.
Hines, A. (2015, September 23). Priming the pump for scenario thinking. Presentation for Planning in an Uncertain World Conference, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, September 15). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2015, September 13). Scenarios for navigating the future[s]. Presentation for Macuma 2015 Annual Leadership Conference, Cambridge, MD.
Hines, A. (2015, August 20). Thinking about the future. Presentation for Haynes & Boone All Hands Meeting, Dallas, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, August 1). Thinking about the future….as a source of new business opportunities. Presentation for Delta Dental Summer Board Forum, Yountville, CA.
Hines, A., Kugler, J., Cowart, A., & Sahi, O. (2015, July 25). Best of Houston. Presentation for World Future Society Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA.
Hines, A. & Shupp, L. (2015, July 24). Introduction to foresight. Master class for World Future Society Annual Conference, San Francisco, CA.
Hines, A. (2015, June 17). Embedding foresight. Webinar for The Futures Company Live, New York, NY.
Hines, A. (2015, June 2). Making the case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2015, May 28). Implications, issues, & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2015, May 27). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2015, May 26). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2015, May 21). Foresight. Panel discussion for the Future Company Future Forum on Foresight, New York, NY.
Hines, A. (2015, May 18). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2015, May 15). An introduction to framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, May 14). Implications, Issues & Options. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, May 13). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, May 12). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A.( 2015, May 1). Don’t be surprised by the future! Presentation for APQC 20th Annual Knowledge Management Conference, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, April 14). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2015, March 25). Future of the global workforce. Panel discussion for World Chamber of Commerce, Houston Chapter, Houston.
Hines, A. (2015, March 25). Introduction to foresight. Presentation for University of Houston Internship in Consumer Science and Merchandising class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, February 23). How thinking about the future can benefit your organization. Presentation for Polyolefins Conference 2015, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, February 17). Trends activation workshop. Workshop for The Kellogg Company, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2015, January 16). An introduction to framework foresight. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, January 15). Implications, issues & options. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, January 14). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, January 13). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, January 7). Trends capabilities. Presented for The Kellogg Company, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2014, December). Systems, social change, and critical thinking. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2014, December 8). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2014, November 18). The case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2014, November 14). An introduction to thinking about the future. Workshop for QRCA Texas Chapter, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, November 10). Identifying emerging issues. Presentation for University of Houston Human Systems and Technological Change class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, November 6). The next 100 years. Presentation for Recognition Event, Kimberly Clark Corporation, Nenah, WI.
Hines, A. (2014, November 6). Emerging consumer landscape. Presentation for Recognition Event, Kimberly Clark Corporation, Nenah, WI.
Hines, A. (2014, October 30). Thinking about the World in 2050. Presentation for Ideagen Q3 Summit – Global Resiliency – The World in 2050 – Leadership, Innovation, Equity and Technology, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2014, October 24). Technology, business analytics, technology, the future, Panel discussion for Bauer MBA Society, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, October 22). Introduction to foresight. Presentation for University of Houston Internship in Consumer Science and Merchandising class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, October 8). Identifying strategic questions for credit unions using scenarios. Presentation for Amplify Convention, Spokane, WA.
Hines, A. (2014, September 26). Student needs 2025+. Presentation for Lumina Foundation, Indianapolis, IN.
Hines, A. (2014, September 10). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. Callaway, K, Schlehuber, L. & Breaux, J. (2014, July 12). Best of Houston. Presentation for World Future Society Annual Conference, Orlando, FL.
Hines, A. (2014, June 10). The case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2014, June 5). Implications, issues, & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2014, June 4). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2014, June 4). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2014, May 19). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2014, May 15). Implications analysis & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, May 14). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, May 13). Alternative perspectives & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, April 29). Four scenarios for credit unions. Presentation for Mass Credit Union League Pioneer Valley Chapter, Holyoke, MA.
Hines, A. (2014, April 26). Nine characteristics of the future economy. Presentation for Affinity FCU Board Strategy Retreat, Hamburg, NJ.
Hines, A. (2014, April 10). Looking back and moving forward: Information and reference services. Presentation for Texas Library Association Roundtable, San Antonio, TX.
Hines, A., (2014, April 8). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2014, April 1). Professionalizing foresight. Presentation for Association of Professional Futurists Annual Gathering, San Francisco, CA.
Hines, A. (2014, March 28). Professionalizing foresight. Presentation for University of Houston Human Development & Consumer Sciences Faculty, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, March 26). Thinking about the future….as a source of new business opportunities. Presentation for Allegion Leadership Conference, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, March 25). Thinking [better] about the future of philanthropy: Building your foresight capabilities. Presentation for Conference Board Contributions Council, Austin, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, March 5). New dimensions of consumer life: How changing values are influencing consumption and saving. Presentation for College Savings Foundation Conference, Savannah, GA.
Hines, A. (2014, March 1). Student needs 2025 and beyond. Presentation for University of Houston Foresight Spring Gathering, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, February 19). Introduction to foresight. Presentation for University of Houston Internship in Consumer Science and Merchandising class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, January 28). Four scenarios for credit unions. Webinar for California & Nevada Credit Union Leagues Leadership Team Meeting, Ontario, CA.
Hines, A. (2014, January 9). Implications analysis & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2014, January 8). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, January 7). Introduction to forecasting. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, January 6). Alternative perspectives & scanning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2013, December10). Systems, social change, and critical thinking. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2013, December 9). Introduction to futures studies. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2013, November 5). The case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2013, October 26). The role of an organizational futurist in integrating foresight into organizations. Webinar for Organization Change and Behavior Association, NYU, New York, NY.
Hines, A. (2013, October 11). Exploring the future: Four scenarios. Presentation for CUES Future Summit, Detroit, MI.
Hines, A. (2013, October 8). A dozen surprises about the future of work. Presentation for NORA Summit: Building Tomorrow Today, Tahlequah, OK.
Hines, A. (2013, October 8). Nine characteristics of the future economy. Presentation for NORA Summit: Building Tomorrow Today, Tahlequah, OK.
Hines, A. (2013, October 2). Introduction to foresight. Presentation for University of Houston Internship in Consumer Science and Merchandising class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2013, September 22). 8 disruptors on the horizon: Opportunities for new biz development. Presentation for CP Kelco Leadership Group, Laguna Niguel, CA.
Hines, A. (2013, September 19). CCUL scenario planning workshop. Presentation for California & Nevada Credit Union Leagues Board Retreat, Ontario, CA.
Hines, A. (2013, August 15). Scenarios to strategy & wind tunneling. Presentation for School of International Futures, Wilton Park, UK.
Hines, A. (2013, August 14). Introduction to scenarios. Presentation for School of International Futures, Wilton Park, UK.
Hines, A. (2013, August 13). Principles of futures thinking. Presentation for School of International Futures, Wilton Park, UK.
Hines, A. (2013, August 6). The case for change. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA..
Hines, A., Shupp, L., Engler, B. & Naquin, M.J. (2013, July 19). Best practices in foresight. Panel discussion for World Future Society General Assembly, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. Miller, R., & Carbone, C. (2013, July 16). An insider’s guide to foresight consulting. Master class for World Future Society General Assembly, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2013, July 16) Making the future happen. Presentation for AALL 2013 Rethink Your Value conference, Seattle, WA.
Hines, A. (2013, June 26). Diversity beyond the 21st century: Exploring scenarios of the future of work. Workshop for MD Anderson Cancer Center Diversity Council, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2013, June 24). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Presentation for Georgia-Pacific, Atlanta, GA.
Hines, A. (2013, June 9). Four scenarios for credit unions. Presentation for Volunteers Conference, Northwest Credit Union Association, Stevenson, WA.
Hines, A. (2013, June 5). A hitchhiker’s guide to foresight. Workshop for Clorox, Oakland, CA.
Hines, A. (2013, May 30). Implications, issues, & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2013, May 29). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2013, May 28). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2013, May 20). Introduction to Foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego.
Hines, A. (2013, May 16). Implications analysis & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2013, May 15). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2013, May 14). Alternative perspectives & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2013, May 9). A framework for discussing success. Webinar for Association of Professional Futurists, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2013, April 24). Scenarios for higher ed: Technology as lead or best supporting actor? Presentation for Technology Learning Conference, University of Houston-Downtown, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2013, April 22) Future of knowledge work: Inevitabilities, challenges & opportunities for office products, Presentation for Nexus 2013, Naples, Florida.
Hines, A. (2013, April 16). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2013, April 10). Better thinking about the future. Presentation for Genesis Client Forum, Chicago, IL.
Bierker, L. Hines, A. & Carbone, C. (2013, March 18). Strategic foresight live. Presentation for Hershey Global Marketing Conference, Fort Washington, MD.
Hines, A. (2013, March 15). Four scenarios for credit unions. Presentation for CUES Executive Forum, Aspen, CO.
Hines, A. (2013, March 2). Emerging need states and new business development opportunities for Delta Dental. Workshop for Delta Dental Board of Directors, Business Development Committee, Indianapolis, IN.
Hines, A. (2013, January 25). Integrating foresight into organizations. Webinar for Corporate Foresight Network, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, January 10). Implications, visioning, & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, January 9). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, January 8). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, December 4,). Systems, social change, and critical thinking. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST). San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2012). Introduction to foresight. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST). San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2012, November 28). More effective foresight. Presentation for Microsoft Trends Council, Seattle, WA.
Hines, A. (2012, November 28). ConsumerShiftL How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape, Presentation for Microsoft Trends Council, Seattle, WA.
Hines, A. (2012, November 3). A futurist’s journey to better thinking about the future. Presentation for TedX Houston, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, September 27. Better thinking about the future. Presentation for Toyota, Torrance, CA.
Hines, A., (2012, September 11) Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2012, August 10). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Presentation for Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication Centennial Session, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A., & Collins, T. (2012, July 29). The evolution of integral futures. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Toronto, Canada.
Hines, A. & Miller, R. (2012, July 27). An insider’s guide to foresight consulting. Master class for World Future Society General Assembly, Toronto, Canada.
Hines, A. (2012, July 10). World Futures. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2012, May 31). Implications, visioning & & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2012, May 30). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2012, May 29). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2012, May 25). More effective foresight. Presentation for Finnish Embassy, Washington DC.
Hines, A. (2012, May 24). Implications, visioning, & planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, May 23). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2015, May 22). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, May 21). How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Roundtable for Office Products International Global Forum, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2012, May 24). A dozen surprises about the future of work. Presentation for Office Products International Global Forum, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2012, May 14). Introduction to foresight,” Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2012, April 29). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Presentation for Affinity FCU Strategy Retreat, Mohonk, NY.
Hines, A. (2012, April 28). Four scenarios for credit unions. Presentation for Affinity FCU, Mohonk, NY.
Hines, A. (2012, April 24). Four scenarios for credit unions. Presentation for United Nations FCU, Miami, FL.
Hines, A. (2012, April 17). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2012, April 14). Is enoughness enough? Presentation for University of Houston Foresight After Capitalism Spring Gathering, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, March 16). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Presentation for Learning Forum, Austin, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, February 23). Scenario planning workshop: The future of diversification. Workshop for The Business Alliance, Leeds, United Kingdom.
Hines, A. (2012, January 25). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Webinar for Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Social Marketing Club, Baltimore, MD.
Hines, A. (2012, January 19). Scenario archetypes. Presentation for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Sustainable Consumption Conference, Racine, WI.
Hines, A. (2012, January 19). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Presentation for Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Sustainable Consumption Conference, Racine, WI.
Hines, A. (2012, January 24). Thinking [better] about the future: A hands-on approach to applying foresight. Presentation for University of Houston Internship in Consumer Science and Merchandising class, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, January 11). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2012, January 10). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, December 13). Systems, social change, and critical thinking. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2011, December 12). Introduction to futures studies. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2011, November 18). Integrating foresight into organizations. Webinar for California College of Arts, San Francisco, CA.
Hines, A. (2011, November 14 – 15). Students rising scenario workshop. Workshop for Lumina Foundation, Indianapolis, IN.
Hines, A. (2011, November 3). The future of law librarians. Presentation for the AALL Futures Summit, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2011, October 26). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Presentation for Association of Professional Futurists V-Gathering, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, October 21). A dozen surprises about the future of work. Presentation for Lone Star Community College the High Tech Symposium, The Woodlands, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, April 26). ConsumerShift: How changing values are reshaping the consumer landscape. Presentation for Whitewave, Boulder, CO.
Hines, A. (2011, September 14). Thinking [better] about the future: A hands-on approach to applying foresight. Presentation for CGGVeritas, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, September 13). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2011, July 12). World futures. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2011, May 16). Introduction to futures studies. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2011, May 12). Thinking [better] about the future: A hands-on approach to applying foresight. Presentation for IABC Houston Chapter, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011,May 11). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, May 10). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, May 4). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2013, May 3). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Brussels, Belgium.
Hines, A. (2011, April 9). Thinking better about the future. Workshop for Innisbrook Group, Lafayette, Lafayette, LA.
Hines, A. (2011, April 6). The front end of innovation: Future-focused approaches to identify new opportunities for growth. Webinar for FutureThink and McGraw-Hill. New York, NY.
Hines, A. (2011, March 31). A dozen surprises about the future of work. Presentation for Department of Labor/Employment Training Administration Region 4: Retooling for the Recovery, Dallas, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, March 31). Thinking [better] about the future: A hands-on approach to applying foresight. Presentation for Department of Labor/Employment Training Administration Region 4: Retooling for the Recovery, Dallas, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, February 28). Youth happiness. Presentation for Future of Fort Bend’s Children Conference, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, February 23). Two scenarios for the future of Houston: Long boom or soft path? Presentation for Liveable Houston: Houston-Galveston Area Council, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, February 14). How changing values & worldviews are reshaping the consumer landscape. Presentation for Procter & Gamble Clay Street Project, Cincinnati, OH.
Hines, A. (2011, February 8). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2011, January 15). Introduction to the foresight maturity model. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, January 14). Introduction to scenario planning. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, January 13). Houston 2040: Long boom or soft path? Presentation for Houston Tomorrow, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, January 13). Scanning & alternatives perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2010, December 6). Introduction to futures studies. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2010, November 18). The future of science and technology. Presentation for University of Houston Center for Public Policy China Program, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2010, November 17). Transportation 2025….and beyond. Presentation for Takata Corporation, Atlanta, GA.
Hines, A. (2010, November 11). Which energy future? Presentation for Harvey Nash USA, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2010, September 9). Youth happiness. Presentation for Communities in Schools Committee Meeting, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2010, August 10). How futures studies can help HRD professionals. Presentation for ASTD Houston Chapter Meeting, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2010, August 3). The future of children’s happiness. Presentation for Future of Children Conference, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2010, June 23). The soft path: Turning away from the long boom. Presentation for the Innovaro Futures Consortium Meeting, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2010, May 19). Scanning & alternative perspectives. Workshop for University of Houston Certificate in Strategic Foresight, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2011, May 18). Social change & alternative perspectives. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2011, May 17). Introduction to futures studies. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), Sacramento, CA.
Hines, A. (2010, April 7). New dimensions of consumer life….and what it means for law librarians. Presentation for Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2009, March 3). The future of youth happiness. Presentation for Texas Daily Newspaper Association Annual Meeting, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2009, December 8). New dimensions of consumer life. Presentation for the Bamboo Worldwide Visioning Workshop, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2009, December 3). A ‘tipping point’ in the future for libraries. Presentation for Washington DC Special Libraries Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2009, November 10). New dimensions of consumer life. Presentation for Social Technologies Futures Consortium Meeting, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2009, November 2). An eight-pack of emerging issues influencing the future of beverages. Presentation for Kraft Innovation Week, Tarrytown, NY.
Hines, A. (2009, October 20). Future of media: Changing times. Presentation for The Economist Media Convergence Forum, New York, NY.
Hines, A. (2009, August 5). Social media. Workshop for ADP, San Dimas, CA.
Hines, A. (2009, June 1). Twelve emerging issues for the next twelve years. Webinar for the Social Technologies Futures Consortium, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2009, May 8). The long view of living and working and what it suggests for office products. Presentation for OPI Global Forum 2009, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2009, April 17). Trends shaping the future of credit unions and what to do about them. Presentation for Affinity FCU Strategic Learning Retreat, Seaview, NJ.
Hines, A. (2009, February 18). How values shifts are influencing consumers at work and play. Presentation for TDS Strategy Retreat, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2009, February 3). Trends influencing the future of insurance. Presentation for State Farm Learning Journey, Dallas, TX.
Hines, A. (2009, January 23. Thinking about the future. Workshop for Information Online Conference 2009, Sydney, Australia.
Hines, A. (2009, January 22). Trends influencing the future of libraries. Presentation for Information Online Conference 2009, Sydney, Australia.
Hines, A. (2008, December 10). Future savvy: Trend implications and organizational responses. Audioconference for Urban Libraries Council, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2008, November 12). Trends shaping the future of credit unions. Presentation for CUES New England, Boston, MA.
Hines, A. (2008, October 15). Trends shaping the future of credit unions and what to do about them. Presentation for Forum Credit Union Planning Session, Amelia Island, GA.
Hines, A. (2008, August 20). Trends shaping the future of AAA. Presentation for Triple AAA Conference North America West, Portland, OR.
Hines, A. (2008, July 22). Trends shaping the future of credit unions….And the future they suggest. Presentation for Members United Federal Credit Union, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2008, June 19). Trend watching. Presentation for Consumer Electronics CEO Summit, Cancun, Mexico.
Hines, A. (2008, June 12). Top technology innovations. Presentation for Qualcomm, San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2008, August 14). Top 20 trends. Presentation for WITHIT (Women in the Home Industries Today) Education Conference, Charlotte, NC.
Hines, A. (2008, April 21). Thinking about the future of corporate philanthropy. Presentation for Corporate Philanthropy Board, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2008, March 5). Thinking about the future. Workshop for Executive Forum 2007 – 2008 Management Forum Series, Portland, OR.
Hines, A. (2008, February 14). Trends shaping the future of credit unions. Presentation for Credit Union Leaders Forum, Pebble Beach, CA.
Hines, A. (2008, January 24). Shaping your future…..and that of SLA. Presentation for the Special Libraries Association Leadership Summit 2008, Louisville, KY.
Hines, A. (2008, January 8). Integrating foresight into organizations. Presentation for Houston Executive Roundtable, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2007, December 3). Trends shaping the future of credit unions. Presentation for CUES Executive Conference, Kona, HI.
Hines, A. (2007, November 13). The future of happiness. Presentation for IIR Future Trends, Miami, FL.
Hines, A. (2007, November 12). Technology values. Presentation for IIR Future Trends, Miami, FL.
Hines, A. (2007, October 19). Thinking about the future. Presentation for Texas Council of Engineering Companies Executive Training, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2007, October 16). The customized workplace: Trends influencing the future of human resources. Presentation for Tomorrow’s Workplace, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2007, October 13). Porch rockers, kidults, and migration: Consumer trends shaping the future of credit unions. Presentation for Massachusetts and New Hampshire Credit Union Leagues & Credit Union Association of Rhode Island, Bretton Woods, NH.
Hines, A. (2007, September 20). Trends shaping the future of credit unions. Presentation for New York State Large Credit Union CEO Roundtable, Canandaigua, NY.
Hines, A. (2007, September 7). Futurizing market research. Presentation for Qualitative Research Consultants Association, Philadelphia, PA.
Hines, A. (2007, August 16). Consumer trends influencing the future of home furnishings. Presentation for American Home Furnishings Alliance Annual Marketing Meeting, Baltimore, MD.
Hines, A. (2007, August 14). Thinking about the future. Presentation for Motorola, Schaumberg, IL.
Hines, A. (2007, August 14). Top 20 Trends. Presentation for Motorola, Schaumberg, IL.
Hines, A. (2007, July 31). Integrating foresight into organizations: Three perspectives for making foresight come alive. Presentation for World Future 2007: Fostering Hope and Vision for the 21st Century, Minneapolis, MN.
Hines, A. (2007, July 10). A green world: Trends influencing the future of green. Presentation for Colgate Palmolive, New York, NY.
Hines, A. (2007, June 22). Global consumer trends: Bring the future to life for your credit union. Presentation for CUNA Mutual Credit Union Discovery 2007, Nashville, TN.
Hines, A. (2007, June 20). Workshopping corporate philanthropy’s tomorrow. Presentation for Conference Board on Philanthropy, Atlanta, GA.
Hines, A. (2007, June 19). Thinking about corporate philanthropy’s tomorrow. Presentation for Conference Board on Philanthropy, Atlanta, GA.
Hines, A. (2007, May 18). Thinking strategically about the future. Presentation for Auto-Steel Partnership, Southfield, MI.
Hines, A. (2007, May 9). Organizational foresight audit. Presentation for Euroforum, Cologne, Germany.
Hines, A. (2007, May 7). Thinking about the future. Presentation for Philips Design, Eindhoven, The Netherlands.
Hines, A. (2007, June 14). Inside a futurist’s tool kit: Figuring out what’s really next. Presentation for IABC Houston, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2007, April 26). Individualism. Presentation for P&G, Geneva, Switzerland.
Hines, A. (2007, April 25). Thinking about the future. Presentation for Don’t Stop Thinking about Tomorrow Conference, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Hines, A. (2007, April 12). The future of libraries. Presentation for Library of Congress, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (2007, March 22). Top global trends in society and culture. Presentation for Institute of Food Technologists Leadership Forum, Chicago, IL,.
Hines, A. (2007, February 22). A world of opportunity: Top trends transforming the lives of the world’s consumers. Presentation for Fifth Marketing Directors Forum, Athens, Greece.
Hines, A. (2007, February 7). Top twenty trends transforming the lives of the world’s consumers. Presentation for Consumer Trends Forum International, Portland, OR.
Hines, A. (2007, January 27). Economics and beyond: Trends shaping the future of credit unions. Presentation for CUES, Ypsilanti, MI.
Hines, A. (2007, January 25). Six payoffs for thinking about the future. Presentation for International Assn of Business Communicators, Houston Chapter, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2006, November 17). Selling in a global environment: Hidden treasure for the entrepreneur. Presentation for Lehigh University Venture Series, Bethlehem, PA.
Hines, A. (2006, October 26). Emerging global trends influencing government procurement. Presentation for National Contract Manufacturers Association – Space City Chapter, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2006, October 9). Navigating a world of choices. Presentation for Harford County Library Association, Harford, MD.
Hines, A. (2006, September 22). Top 20 trends. Presentation for Filene Research Institute 2006 I3 Meeting, Vancouver, British Columbia.
Hines, A. (2006, September 7). Need strategic thinking? Try foresight. Presentation for Texas Council of Engineering Companies, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2006, August 3). The [truly] global economy and its implications for training and development. Presentation for American Society of Training & Development Fort Worth Chapter, Fort Worth, TX.
Hines, A. (2006, July 29). Gearing the machine for the future: Integrating foresight theory and practice within public institutions. Panel discussion for World Futures Society General Assembly, Toronto, Canada.
Hines, A. (2006, July 29). Top 20 trends transforming the lives of the world’s consumers. Presentation for World Futures Society General Assembly, Toronto, Canada.
Hines, A. (2006, July 29). State of the art in strategic foresight. Presentation for World Futures Society General Assembly, Toronto, Canada.
Hines, A. (2006, July 13). Need innovation, try foresight. Presentation for Toyota, Los Angeles, CA.
Hines, A. (2006, April 20). Building the future using scenarios. Presentation for University of Houston – Clear Lake Twelfth Annual Student Conference for Research and Creative Arts, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2006, April 1). Thinking about the future: Activities, approaches, methods, phases, stages, steps? Presentation for Association of Professional Futurists IMOD Conference, Santa Fe, NM.
Hines, A. (2006, March 21). Five trends that will influence the future of design. Presentation for National Manufacturing Week Fast Forward: A Look at the Future of Technology and Engineering, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2006, March 2). Trends in values and their impact on leadership in the future. Presentation for PIMA (Professional Insurance Marketer’s Association), Tampa, FL.
Hines, A. (2006, January 24). The [truly] global economy and its implications for training and development. Presentation for American Society of Training & Development Houston Chapter, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2005, December 13). Scanning for developing forecasts: Lessons from the business world. Workshop for Defense Intelligence Agency, Arlington, VA.
Hines, A. (2005, October 21). Foresight as an approach to strategic thinking. Presentation for Texas Council on Engineering Companies Leadership Forum, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2005, April 28). Using foresight to innovate. Presentation for CI in Europe: A Thrust Forward, Barcelona, Spain.
Hines, A. (2005, April 27). Futures strategy: Incorporating futures tools into strategy. Workshop for CI in Europe: A Thrust Forward, Barcelona, Spain.
Hines, A. (2005, January 24). The tools and the approach for hunting for new business platforms. Presentation for Pharma Intelligence, Philadelphia, PA.
Hines, A.(2004, July 24). Integral environmental scanning: Going broader & deeper for insights with strategic impact. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly 2004, Washington DC.
Hines, A. (2004, June 2). The futures of futures: Strategic issues for futures professionals and the profession. Presentation for Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Hines, A. (2004, June 2). An audit for organizational futurists: 10 questions every organizational futurist should be able to answer. Presentation for Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Hines, A. (2003, November 18). The tracker’s way: Following the path from weak signals to strategic influence. Presentation for Future Trends, South Beach, FL.
Hines, A. (2003, September 27). Organizational foresight audit. Presentation for Regent University Center for Leadership Studies Foresight Roundtable, Virginia Beach, VA.
Hines, A. (2003, September 26). Integral environmental scanning. Presentation for Regent University Center for Leadership Studies Foresight Roundtable, Virginia Beach, VA.
Hines, A. (2002, November 12). Implementing technology foresight. Presentation for Technology Foresight Forum, Minneapolis, MN.
Hines, A. (2002, September 5). Need innovation? Try foresight. Presentation for VentureLink/Australian Foresight Institute Forum, Melbourne, Australia.
Hines, A. (2005, September 4). How foresight can help. Presentation for Australian Foresight Institute, Melbourne, Australia.
Hines, A. (2002, March 21). Scenarios as a tool for new business exploration. Presentation for IQPC Successful Scenario Planning Strategies, San Francisco, CA.
Hines, A. (2002, February 12). Using trends to identify hunting grounds for new business. Presentation for Michigan Futurists Network, Battle Creek, MI.
Hines, A. (2001, November 29). A taxonomy of tools for innovation. Workshop for GBN World View Meeting Integrating Strategy & Innovation: New Frameworks & Tools, Emeryville, CA.
Hines, A. (2001, September 28). Growth at Dow. Presentation for Strategos Institute Where Is the Organizational Edge for Innovation, Palo Alto, CA.
Hines, A. (2001, June 12). Viral strategy: Infecting the organization with new and improved change viruses. Presentation for Competia.com 2001 Symposium, Quebec, Canada.
Hines, A. (2001, May 17). Where have all the insights gone. Presentation for Trend Tracking: Identifying & Leveraging Consumer Trends, Santa Monica, CA.
Hines, A. (2001, May 22). Creativity at Dow. Presentation for Consumer Specialty Products Association Cleaning for Brighter Tomorrows. Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (2001, April 18). Institutionalizing futures. Presentation for Michigan Futurists Network, Midland, MI.
Hines, A. (2000, July 24). Futures tools for exploring the fuzzy front end of new product development. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (2000, May 22). The drivers of change: Taking the deep dive into the human condition. Presentation for Trend Tracking, New York, NY.
Hines, A. (2000, April 1). Trends in global values: How values are changing and what it means for media definition. Presentation for New Directions for News Global Trends Roundtable, Orlando, FL.
Hines, A. (2000, January 26). What corporations need from futurists. Presentation for University of Houston – Clear Lake Graduate Seminar on Future Studies, Houston, TX.
Hines, A. (1999, December 12). Modernization and nutrition labeling. Presentation for Central Food Technological Research Institute Workshop, Mysore, India.
Hines, A. (1999, December 10). Trends in global values: How values are changing and what it means for health and nutrition choices in India. Presentation for FoodPro ’99, Chennai, India.
Hines, A. (1999, November 21). Role of futurists inside the corporation. Presentation for MATI, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (1999, October 4). Bringing the fuzzy into focus: Using the future to sell your innovative ideas inside the corporation. Presentation for American Society for Testing Materials, Deerfield Beach, FL.
Hines, A. (1999, September 27). Bringing the fuzzy into focus. Presentation for American Marketing Association Fast Forward to the Future, San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (1999, August 12). Futures literacy: A dozen trends you need to understand. Presentation for Frankenmuth Rotary Club, Frankenmuth, MI.
Hines, A. (1999, August 2). Organizational futurists. Workshop for World Future Society General Assembly Professional Members Forum, Washington DC.
Hines, A. (1999, July 30). What corporations need from futurists. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly 21^st Century Lecture, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1999, July 30). The UHCL alumni web site. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly Young Professional Futurists Forum, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1999, July 30). Creating second generation institutions of foresight. Workshop for World Future Society General Assembly, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1999, June 14). A hitchhiker’s guide to the future: Avoiding boxes, confronting dilemmas, and finding the best routes. Presentation for New Directions for News Inventing the Future of Media, Boston, MA.
Hines, A. (1999, March 8). HMR 2005: What does it look like and how did we get there? Presentation for HMR Summit 1999, Atlanta, GA.
Hines, A. (1999, January 19). What corporations needs from futurists. Presentation for World Future Society Metro Washington Chapter, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1998, July 21). Information technology forum. Panel discussion for World Future Society Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (1998, July 20). My experience as a young futurist. Presentation for World Future Society Annual Conference Young Professional Futurists Forum, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (1998, May 20). The future of market research. Presentation for American Marketing Association, Chicago, IL.
Hines, A. (1997, April 16). Trends shaping the future of cooperative education. Presentation for National Capital Association for Cooperative Education, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1997, April 4). Coming attractions: The futures. Presentation to White Plain Middle School, Gaithersburg, MD.
Hines, A. (1997, April 2). The future of the global marketplace: What it means for energy. Presentation for Parsons Power Group, Reading, PA.
Hines, A. (1997, March 17). Preparing for work in the knowledge economy. Presentation for American University, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1997, March 13). Tips for starting a Mexican chapter of the World Future Society. Presentation for World Futures Society Mexico Chapter/Coraza Corporation, Mexico City, Mexico.
Hines, A. (1997, January 16). Forecasting so people notice. Presentation for National Research Council Committee on Visionary Manufacturing Challenges, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1997, January 12). A preview of the future. Presentation for Concord/St. Andrews Methodist Church, Potomac, MD.
Hines, A. (1996, October 15). The future of Fluor Daniel Diversified Services. Presentation for Fluor Corporation Annual Meeting, Lake Lanier, GA.
Hines, A. (1996, September 18). Trends shaping the future of energy. Presentation for PECO Energy Leapfrog Workshop, King of Prussia, PA.
Hines, A. (1996, July 23). The political context of environmental policy. Presentation for US Office of Personnel Management Federal Executive Seminar, Lancaster, PA.
Hines, A. (1996, July 17). Local chapter networking session. Workshop for World Future Society General Assembly, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1996, July 16). The knowledge economy. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1996, June 24). Trends shaping the future of financial services. Presentation for Nationwide Insurance, New York, NY.
Hines, A. (1996, June 13). Trends shaping the future of San Miguel. Presentation for San Miguel Brewery, Manila, Philippines.
Hines, A. (1996, June 9). Trends in associations. Presentation for American Association of Dental Schools, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1996, May 3). Don’t lose sight of the future by focusing on the trees: Trends shaping the future of the forest service, Presentation for the US Forest Service, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1996, April 4). Don’t lose sight of the future by focusing on the trees: Trends shaping the future of the forest service, Presentation for the US Forest Service, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1996, March 8). The future of work. Audioconference for Saatchi & Saatchi, New York, NY.
Hines, A. (1996, March 2). What will tomorrow bring? Coping with the future, Presentation for Delaware Women’s Conference, Wilmington, DE.
Hines, A. (1996, February 15). Future technology and education. Presentation for Montgomery County Middle School, Bethesda, MD.
Hines, A. (1996, February 5). The future of health. Presentation for St Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1996, January 22). The future of commercial real estate. Presentation for National Association of Industrial Office Parks, Herndon, VA.
Hines, A. (1995, October 5). The future of telecommunications. Presentation for Innotech Expert Panel, New Haven, CT.
Hines, A. (1995, September 11,). A vision of work in the next century. Presentation for American University, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1995, September 8). A look into the future. Workshop for Raba-Kistner Consulting, San Antonio, TX.
Hines, A. (1995, August 16). Emerging issues. Workshop for ASFE-HWAC, Denver, CO.
Hines, A. (1995, July 20). American business in the new millennium. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Atlanta, GA.
Hines, A. (1995, July 19). Building a vision of work in the next century. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Atlanta, GA.
Jarratt, J. & Hines, A. (1995, July 18). How to build scenarios. Master class for World Future Society General Assembly, Atlanta, GA.
Hines, A. (1995, May 4). Keynote. Presentation for Space Manufacturing 10: Pathways to the High Frontier, Princeton, NJ.
Hines, A. (1995, March 11). Beyond 2000. Presentation to Junior Conference of America, Baltimore, MD.
Hines, A. (1995, March 3). How to evaluate forecasts. Presentation for NASTS Annual Meeting, Rossyln, VA.
Hines, A. (1995, February 8). Science and technology in 2050. Presentation for TECI (Technology, Education, & Communications Institute), Bethesda, MD.
Hines, A. (1995, January 24). Technology for the next generation. Presentation for George Mason University, Fairfax, VA.
Hines, A. (1994, July 18). What will work really be like in the future? Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Boston, MA.
Hines, A. (1994, July 17). How to evaluate forecasts. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Boston, MA
Coates, J., Mahaffie, J. & Hines, A. (1994, July 16). How science and technology will reshape life in the 21st century. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Boston, MA.
Coates, J., Mahaffie, J. & Hines, A. (1993, June 30). Project 2025. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1993, June 29). Information technology and people at work. Presentation for World Future Society General Assembly, Washington, DC.
Hines, A. (1992, August 20). The future of risk analysis. Panel discussion at International Association for Impact Assessment Conference, World Bank, Washington, DC.

Hines, A. (2022, January 24). Scenarios. Presentation for The Futures of Government Project Management – A case study from DCT, Dubai, Virtual.
Hines, A. (2022, January 10). Introduction to Foresight: A Dozen Ways the Houston Framework Can Improve Futures Thinking. Presentation for The Futures of Government Project Management – A Case Study from DCT. Dubai, Virtual.
Hines, A. (2021, December 14). Foresight for Innovation: 10 Ways Futurist Thinking Can Help You Innovate. Presentation for 2021 Shale Technology Exchange, Woodlands, TX.
Hines, A. (2021, December 13). Introduction to Foresight. Workshop for California POST, San Diego.
Hines, A. (2021, December 2). Foresight Workshop for Emerging PCL Leaders. Workshop for PCL Construction, Scottsdale AZ.
Hines, A. (2021, November 16). Case for Change. Workshop for POST, San Diego.
Hines, A. (2021, September 14). Scenarios. Workshop for California Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST), San Diego, CA.
Hines, A. (2021, August 29) Exploring our Future. Presentation for Canvas Credit Union Strategic Forum, Vail, CO.
Hines, A. (2021, July 14). Future of AI. Webinar Panel for Fort Bend Future Artificial Intelligence Series Part 3. Fort Bend Chamber of Commerce. Houston.

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