Richard Thieme
Beyond Science Fiction: Challenges to Spirituality, Security, and Family Life in the 21st Century
Richard Thieme is an author and professional speaker focused on what new technologies are doing to people - how we are being changed, what lies ahead, and how we can respond effectively. Extensive work with security and intelligence venues enables him to paint vivid pictures of new challenging realities emerging in and out of this world. With sixteen years of successful professional ministry, he... MORE
Fees & Travel
| Keynote | $7,000 |
| Half Day | $8,500 |
Richard Thieme travels from Milwaukee, Wisconsin and requires Coach class for 1
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Your ears must be ringing. All week long people have continued to say how thought provoking your message to all of us was. Because of your superb talk, conversations are surfacing dealing with issues never before thought about, much less discussed.
You have the ability to take a very deep theory and metaphorically bring it into a visual picture we'll never forget. Your forth-right manner of speaking challenged us to move to new heights as a living organization.
Barbara A. Sager,
von Briesen, Purtell & Roper, s.c.
TechnoCultureShock - Why it Never Stops and What You Can Do About It
The ongoing impact of computer technology on people and organizations never lets up. The pace of change keeps changing, and radical changes in work, life, and identity are happening. This talk suggests... MORE
Thinking About the Future
A non-futurist uses tools available to any of us – children’s games and toys, the research and development of vice industries, and military R&D – to suggest likely changes in the future. Biotechnology... MORE
Mutuality, Feedback and Accountability: Keys to Individual and Organizational Success
The attributes of successful organizations happen to be the same ones that characterize successful individuals – those whose lives pretty much work pretty much most of the time. This presentation... MORE
Blending Families ... and Cultures
The dynamics of mergers often have more to do with blending different cultures and leadership styles than with economies of scale. Using experience from a real "blended family," this presentation... MORE
The Difference it Makes Being Different: Dealing Realistically with Diversity
A white middle-aged male who has lived as a "minority" in five cultures illuminates how to live with dignity and power in a diverse world. A unique "diversity" presentation that builds bridges between... MORE
Defending the Information Web: New Ways of Thinking About Security
Security is not about applying the latest fix, using buzzwords, or patching broken platforms. Security must be understood in light of the new global battlespace in which boundaries are more like... MORE
Identity Shift: The Impact of Technology, Bioengineering, and Interplanetary Culture on Human Identity
Do you have the feeling that the very ground is shifting under your feet? That change is not only happening faster and faster, but that YOU are changing faster and faster too? That the way you frame... MORE
Living on the Edge: The Sources of Creativity
The edges of our thinking, the edges of consensus reality, the edges of organizational structures - that's where new ideas first show up. Those we call "geniuses" see them first and give them names... MORE
Soft Boundaries: Challenges to Identity, Structure and Security
We know we should work together to fight the bad guys. But in a world of porous borders, melting boundaries, and geopolitical restructuring, how do we know who is who? How do we play the great game... MORE
Masters of the Unseen: The Art of Information Warfare
The technical details of information security can be described, checklists generated, policies approved ... but true mastery of the art of information warfare and system security is more subtle than... MORE
Hacking UFOlogy: Thirty Years in the Wilderness of Mirrors
“You’re over the line,” an intelligence professional told Richard Thieme recently. “You know enough to know what’s not true but you can’t know enough to know what is. You’re well into the wilderness... MORE
The Changing Context of Intelligence and Ethics: Enabling Technologies as Transformational Engines
The intelligence community of the United States and the intelligence communities of the world, linked in cooperative anti-terror activity, are responsible for maintaining social and global order at... MORE
