

Andrew Keen is an author, entrepreneur and one of the world’s most influential critics of the digital age. He challenges audiences with thought-provoking insights on technology, social media, privacy and the future of business in a hyper-connected world


"Andrew Keen is not only one of the world’s most influential thinkers about the social and economic impact of digital technology, but he’s also one of its most articulate and passionate public speakers. His speeches at DLD have always been delightfully smart, humorous and provocative and we look forward to collaborating with him again in the future."
"Andrew Keen is one of the most fascinating speakers I had during my 7 year tenure as master curator of Innotribe at Sibos. I have seen him perform at other prime events like Techonomy and The Drucker Forum. As a true contrarian, he debunks myths and beliefs about the Internet and technology hypes, challenges conventional thinking, and brings back the conversation to universal values of humanity. His delivery is passionate, deeply researched, and illustrated with poignant visuals and metaphors. His stage energy is contagious."
Andrew Keen is a globally renowned author, entrepreneur and broadcaster, recognised as one of the leading contemporary critics of the internet. Described by GQ magazine as one of the “100 Most Connected Men,” he has become a sought-after commentator on the disruptive impact of technology, media and social networks on business and society.
In the mid-1990s, Andrew was part of Silicon Valley’s pioneering generation, founding Audiocafe.com, one of the earliest and most successful internet music companies of its time. He quickly became a recognised figure on the digital media circuit, speaking internationally and featuring in leading publications such as Business Week, Wired, The Wall Street Journal, and The Guardian.
Over the years, Andrew has held senior roles in a number of venture-backed start-ups, produced MB5: The Festival for New Media Visionaries, and later founded afterTV LLC, a company advising marketers on consumer behaviour in the digital age. He is also co-founder of the Future of University Education conference at Amsterdam University.
Andrew’s style is provocative, articulate and deeply engaging. He delivers keynote addresses, panel discussions and fireside chats that challenge conventional thinking about technology and digital transformation. With a journalist’s insight and an entrepreneur’s experience, he pushes audiences to consider the ethical, social and cultural implications of digital innovation.
Corporate audiences value his ability to frame complex issues, such as data privacy, online behaviour, and the future of work, within practical, globally relevant contexts. His talks inspire debate, spark reflection, and provide leaders with new ways to navigate the challenges of digital disruption.
Andrew is the author of several influential works on technology and society:
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Andrew Keen is a globally renowned author, entrepreneur and broadcaster, recognised as one of the leading contemporary critics of the internet. Described by GQ magazine as one of the “100 Most Connected Men,” he has become a sought-after commentator on the disruptive impact of technology, media and social networks on business and society.
In the mid-1990s, Andrew was part of Silicon Valley’s pioneering generation, founding Audiocafe.com, one of the earliest and most successful internet music companies of its time. He quickly became a recognised figure on the digital media circuit, speaking internationally and featuring in leading publications such as Business Week, Wired, The Wall Street Journal, and The Guardian.
Over the years, Andrew has held senior roles in a number of venture-backed start-ups, produced MB5: The Festival for New Media Visionaries, and later founded afterTV LLC, a company advising marketers on consumer behaviour in the digital age. He is also co-founder of the Future of University Education conference at Amsterdam University.
Andrew’s style is provocative, articulate and deeply engaging. He delivers keynote addresses, panel discussions and fireside chats that challenge conventional thinking about technology and digital transformation. With a journalist’s insight and an entrepreneur’s experience, he pushes audiences to consider the ethical, social and cultural implications of digital innovation.
Corporate audiences value his ability to frame complex issues, such as data privacy, online behaviour, and the future of work, within practical, globally relevant contexts. His talks inspire debate, spark reflection, and provide leaders with new ways to navigate the challenges of digital disruption.
Andrew is the author of several influential works on technology and society:
He is also a regular columnist for international newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, Forbes, Wired, Prospect and The Daily Telegraph.
His unique combination of entrepreneurial experience, critical analysis and global perspective makes Andrew Keen an essential voice for organisations seeking to understand the opportunities and risks of the digital revolution.
Contact us now for more information on how Andrew can challenge digital orthodoxies, provoke fresh thinking, and equip your organisation to navigate the opportunities and risks of the online world.




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