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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Jan  6th 2009 - Can Cities Save the Planet?Jan  5th 2009 - Customers Provide the Real Innovative Edge
Jan  4th 2009 - One Step Forward, Two Steps BackJan  1st 2009 - City Beautiful
Dec 31st 2008 - The Fracturing of America?Dec 31st 2008 - Creative Europe
Dec 30th 2008 - Spiky WorldDec 29th 2008 - What Would Jane Jacobs Think of Dubai & Shanghai?
Dec 27th 2008 - A Post Super-Power WorldDec 27th 2008 - Talent, Creativity, and the Crisis
Dec 24th 2008 - America's Most Literate CitiesDec 24th 2008 - Bargain Hunting
Dec 24th 2008 - New Economic GeographyDec 24th 2008 - If You Build It...
Dec 23rd 2008 - The Bailout EconomyDec 23rd 2008 - Detroit at the Brink
Dec 22nd 2008 - Movers and StayersDec 22nd 2008 - The Real Jobs Picture
Dec 21st 2008 - Ontario's Creative ClassDec 20th 2008 - Stimulus That Can Work
Dec 19th 2008 - BubbliciousDec 19th 2008 - Class War?
Dec 18th 2008 - Beyond AutopiaDec 18th 2008 - Jobs and iPods
Dec 17th 2008 - Tiny PadsDec 17th 2008 - Rebuilding Cities
Dec 16th 2008 - Hybrid HousingDec 14th 2008 - Out of the Crisis
Dec 12th 2008 - The Bailout EconomyDec 12th 2008 - Bankrupt
Dec 12th 2008 - False SolutionsDec 12th 2008 - Talent and the Crisis
Dec 11th 2008 - The Planning ImperativeDec 11th 2008 - The Myth of the Happy Homeowner
Dec 10th 2008 - Toronto DialoguesDec  9th 2008 - New Urban Bobo
Dec  9th 2008 - MPInsightDec  9th 2008 - L.A. Singles Map
Dec  8th 2008 - Happiness Is ContagiousDec  6th 2008 - Bailout of the Living Dead
Dec  5th 2008 - What Would a Depression Look Like TodayDec  3rd 2008 - Flight of the Creative Class
Dec  3rd 2008 - The End of the Mall?Dec  2nd 2008 - Path Dependence
Dec  2nd 2008 - Lonely City?Nov 29th 2008 - The Way to Recovery
Nov 25th 2008 - Class and the CrisisNov 24th 2008 - Jane Jacobs or Adam Smith
Nov 24th 2008 - Go CanadaNov 21st 2008 - Geography of Online Communities
Nov 20th 2008 - Cowen on GladwellNov 20th 2008 - Fat Head
Nov 20th 2008 - Analyze ThisNov 18th 2008 - Detroit's Not to Blame
Nov 18th 2008 - Perverse IncentivesNov 17th 2008 - New Models
Nov 17th 2008 - Beyond the Bailout - New Thinking RequiredNov 16th 2008 - Creative Toronto
Nov 16th 2008 - "New Ideas Require Old Buildings"Nov 15th 2008 - Lame Excuses