Panels and moderation
A panellist or moderator who makes the debate land.
Matthew Griffin joins panels as a panellist or moderator, bringing evidence, clear positions and a view of what comes next.
Matthew Griffin, founder of the 311 Institute, joins panels as a panellist or as moderator on artificial intelligence, emerging technology, cyber security, geopolitics and the future of industries. He has delivered more than 850 keynotes in 102 countries, so he brings evidence, clear positions and a view of what comes next to every debate.
Who it is for
Built for the people who decide
Event organisers and conference producers
Who want a panel with substance as well as energy.
Associations and industry bodies
Who need an independent voice on what is changing in their sector.
Companies hosting client and leadership events
Who want their own experts to share a stage with an outside view.
Governments and policy forums
Who need technology and global trends explained in plain English.
How it works
What happens
- BriefWe agree the theme, the other speakers, the audience and the role: panellist or moderator.
- PrepareMatthew prepares the questions and the evidence, drawing on research from the 311 Strategic Intelligence Unit.
- On the dayHe keeps the debate to time, on point and useful, and takes questions from the floor.
- CombinePanels can be paired with a keynote at the same event.
Formats
In person first, virtual when you need it
In person (recommended)
Matthew works in person first, at your venue anywhere in the world.
Virtual or hybrid
For online and distributed audiences when travel is not possible.
Moderator
He chairs the panel, frames the questions and draws out each speaker.
Panellist or fireside chat
He joins as one of the voices on stage, or in a one-to-one conversation.
Fees depend on the format, location and scope. Send a brief and we reply within one working day with a proposal.
Proof
Recent panels and conversations
- Building AI Native Companies and GovernmentsPanel, Cyprus
- CyberUK24 plenary: Future Tech, Future Threat, Future ReadyPanel, United Kingdom
- The Future of NEOM and Giga ProjectsPanel, Saudi Arabia
- The New Technology GenerationPanel, Austria
- The Future of InsurancePanel, United Kingdom
- UK: The Road to Recovery, with KPMGFireside chat, United Kingdom
“An honour to appear alongside the immensely knowledgeable Matthew Griffin.”
Phillipa Leighton-Jones, SVP
“The unique and inspiring way you held that conversation in Copenhagen”
Maria Naranjo, Bancolombia
Trusted by leadership teams at
and more than 500 organisations in 102 countries
- Accenture
- Adidas
- Coca-Cola
- IATA
- KPMG
- Microsoft
- PepsiCo
- Qualcomm
- Samsung
- Siemens Energy
- Workday
Answers
Common questions
Can Matthew Griffin moderate a panel?
Yes. He takes part as a panellist or as moderator, and can also run a fireside chat.
What topics can he cover on a panel?
Artificial intelligence, emerging technology, cyber security, geopolitics, leadership, the future of work and the future of specific industries.
Can a panel be combined with a keynote?
Yes. Many events book both, for example a keynote followed by a panel on the same theme.
Are panels delivered in person?
Yes. Matthew works in person first, anywhere in the world. Virtual and hybrid panels are also available.
How much does it cost to book Matthew Griffin for a panel?
Fees depend on the format, location and scope. Send a brief and we reply within one working day with a proposal.
Briefing for your board or leadership team
A private, closed-door briefing on what is coming and what to do about it, in person first, anywhere in the world.
Enquire
Tell us what you need.
Matthew works in person first, so tell us where and when. We reply within one working day.
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Other ways to work with Matthew
Keynotes
Matthew Griffin brings the future to your stage, in language your audience can act on.
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Hands-on sessions that turn the future into decisions.
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