Richard Florida

Richard Florida

Global Trends

Richard Florida is the founder of the Creative Class Group, a global advisory services firm, and his discovery of the “creative class” has been lauded by the Harvard Business Review as one of the major breakthrough ideas of our time. Richard has penned two national bestsellers, Who’s Your City?, The Rise of the Creative Class, and The Flight of the Creative Class, which launched an intellectual revolution that has changed the way companies, nations, and communities compete and thrive. A leading public intellectual on economic competitiveness, demographic trends, and cultural and technological innovation, Richard is one of the world’s most dynamic, engaging, and sought-after speakers. He was named one of Esquire magazine’s Best and Brightest. Richard is currently Director of the Martin Prosperity Institute and Professor of Business and Creativity at the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto.

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Sep  3rd 2010 - Mapping Troubled Housing MarketsAug 31st 2010 - Where the Super-Brains Are
Aug 27th 2010 - Toronto's Geography of ClassAug 26th 2010 - Where the Creative Class Jobs Will Be
Aug 24th 2010 - The Great Housing Policy DistortionAug 24th 2010 - Where Service Jobs Will Be
Aug 23rd 2010 - Canada's Creative ClassAug 20th 2010 - Where the Blue-Collar Jobs Will Be
Aug 18th 2010 - Where the Jobs Will BeAug 17th 2010 - America's Busiest Airports
Aug 16th 2010 - The Innovation TheoristAug 15th 2010 - Commuting Is Very Bad for You
Aug 15th 2010 - Chart of the Day: Smoking or Non-Smoking?Aug 13th 2010 - Dissent of the Day
Aug 13th 2010 - Rent, Reset, GoAug 12th 2010 - Turning the Corner
Aug 12th 2010 - The Roadmap to a High-Speed Recovery Aug  6th 2010 - Globalization of Major League Baseball Talent
Aug  5th 2010 - The Geography of High-Paying JobsAug  3rd 2010 - The Brainpower Map
Jul 30th 2010 - Internet Connectivity and Economic DevelopmentJul 29th 2010 - Where the Highest-Paying Jobs Are
Jul 27th 2010 - Big Macs, Happiness, and Economic DevelopmentJul 24th 2010 - Music as Economic Development
Jul 23rd 2010 - Music and the Mega-RegionJul 22nd 2010 - Pull Power
Jul 20th 2010 - Urban AuthenticityJul 17th 2010 - The “Pro-Real” Experience Economy
Jul 16th 2010 - Food and the CityJul 16th 2010 - Cities and the Offshoring of Work
Jul 15th 2010 - Politics vs. DataJul 14th 2010 - Rentals, Reset, and Urban Revitalization
Jul 13th 2010 - LeBron's Location DecisionJul  7th 2010 - From America to Canada to Starbucks
Jul  5th 2010 - Fattest StatesJul  3rd 2010 - Why We Need a Full-on Reset
Jul  2nd 2010 - The World's Worst CommutesJun 30th 2010 - Geographies of Scope
Jun 30th 2010 - Charting the Housing CollapseJun 28th 2010 - The Creative Class in Rural Areas
Jun 27th 2010 - Urban Lands of OpportunityJun 26th 2010 - Urban Family Land
Jun 25th 2010 - Urban RevivalJun 24th 2010 - Chart of the Day: Slow Growth in House Prices
Jun 21st 2010 - A Fundamental Shift in How We WorkJun 20th 2010 - The Homeownership Mirage
Jun 18th 2010 - Chart of the Day - State Unemployment RatesJun 13th 2010 - On the Frontlines of the Great Housing Reset
Jun 12th 2010 - Renting Has its Virtues Jun 12th 2010 - The Great Homeownership Reset
Jun 11th 2010 - What Makes Cities FitJun 10th 2010 - Turning Busted Condos into Affordable Rentals
Jun  8th 2010 - The Great Housing ResetJun  7th 2010 - Rethink Every Assumption
Jun  5th 2010 - Bohemian IndexJun  4th 2010 - The Great Car Reset
Jun  3rd 2010 - Rise of the Mini-DwellingJun  1st 2010 - Global Innovation Paradox
May 29th 2010 - The Density of Smart PeopleMay 28th 2010 - The Indie Craft Movement and The Great Reset