The Class of 2025
Millennials & Hospitality
ABC Australia Interviews Matt On The Millennial Generation
Millennials have grown up with the Internet and they are intuitively different to previous generations, from the way they approach careers to pursuing relationships, success and finances. Matt Britton says businesses should consider 'shadow boards' of Millennials to help them cope with digital disruption.
The Future Of Consumer | Live From Brooklyn NY
Matt speaks to a room of futurists, innovators, and social influencers about the future state of the consumers. In this fast paced session at the NANO World’s Fair, Matt explores everything from artificial intelligence, machine learning, drone deliveries, and predictive shopping.
The Millennial Legacy: Transform Everything
10 Trends That CMOs Need To Watch For This Fall
Navigating the Millennial World: Shifts in Power, Work, and Entertainment
Matt gave his first talk ever in Australia during a keynote to an audience of global marketers at the ADMA GLOBAL FORUM while discussing 'The 8 Lasting Legacies Of The Millennial Generation
Why Facebook Just Eradicated Influencer Marketing As We Know It
Why Facebook Just Eradicated Influencer Marketing As We Know It
Predictions: 10 Headlines To Watch 👀 For This Fall
Millennials & Hospitality : A to Z
Millennials A To Z
Millennials & Money: A to Z
Instagram Killed The Television Star
Watch as Matt delivers a groundbreaking Social Media Week presentation on the origins of the television industry and how it been transformed by reality TV, social media, and streaming video and what it means for televisions future.
How This Entrepreneur Went From Solopreneur to Employing More Than 500
How To Grow From Marketing Consultant to Successful Agency CEO
DORM ROOMS GO TV-SET-FREE AS MILLENNIALS CHANGE THEIR HABITS
The college dorm room of today hasn't changed a lot from previous decades -- there are still the extra-long twin beds, the too-small closets, the questionable wall art and, of course, the hidden fake IDs. Yet one thing is conspicuously absent -- the TV set. A dozen years ago, kids were carting small or medium-size TVs into their new educational oases. Not this generation.