Epoch & Hothouse

Epoch Hothouse global trends research launch event

To listen to the speakers including Paul Mason, economics editor, BBC Newsnight; Holger Schmieding, chief European economist, Bank of America; Edward Mason, Independent Diplomat; James Woudhuysen, professor of forecasting and innovation; and, Christopher Clarke, managing director, Epoch.

What we can expect in 2010

Christopher Clarke, managing director of Epoch, talks about the launch of the agency's Hothouse Foresight research which outlines the major trends likely to shape 2010. In this interview he talks about the launch of the research, the main trends in business, politics, economics and society and what these trends mean for how companies communicate.

Paul Mason from Newsnight at Hothouse, part I

Watch the first part of Paul Mason's talk at our Hothouse Foresight 2010 event.

Paul Mason from Newsnight at Hothouse, part II

Watch the second part of Paul Mason's talk at our Hothouse Foresight 2010 event.

The new business psyche – risk-taking and innovation after the recession

To download a copy of the report

2009 Epoch Hothouse global trends research

Launched in November 2008, the research looked at business, economic, societal, political and media trends set to dominate 2009. To download a copy of the research click here. Society Business Economics Politics Media Or if you would like to receive a hard copy of the cards get in touch with us.

Christopher Clarke, managing director, Epoch

talking about what brands will need to do to survive in today’s world.

Web 2.0: silver bullet or fool’s gold?

Download a copy of the report Web 2.0: silver bullet or fool’s gold? (July 2007) or listen to the speakers from this event:-

• Event highlights (30 mins)
• Graham Hayday, former editor of silicon.com
• Jon Bernstein, multimedia editor, Channel 4 News
• Adam Boulton, political editor, Sky News

Future Democracy talking points

Download a copy of the talking points used by Christopher Clarke at the Future Democracy 2009 conference.

Epoch Hothouse 2010: full version

Download a full version of the Epoch Hothouse 2010 book, which contains all our insights into the trends and themes shaping the coming year. 

The Epoch Hothouse 2010 book contains our annual trends research, looking at six key sectors for communicators: business, economics, politics, society, technology and media.

If you'd prefer a hard copy of the book, please get in touch via our contacts page.