Michael Rogers, a trailblazer in technology, journalism, and futurism, stands as a distinguished speaker and futurist-in-residence for The New York Times Company. Internationally recognized for his insightful perspectives on the future, Rogers writes the popular column “Practical Futurist” for MSNBC, delving into the practical implications of emerging trends. His consultancy, Practical Futurist, has collaborated with prestigious entities such as FedEx, Microsoft, and NBC Universal.

Rogers commenced his career as a writer for Rolling Stone magazine and went on to co-found Outside magazine. His expertise in technology led to the launch of Newsweek’s technology column. His contributions have garnered numerous journalism awards, reflecting his commitment to excellence.

Notably, Rogers held the position of vice president of The Washington Post Company’s media division for a decade, where he earned accolades for online coverage of the September 11 attacks. His talents extend to literature, with his books receiving critical acclaim and international publication, some even optioned for film adaptation.

A sought-after media personality, Rogers has appeared on television and radio, captivating audiences with his humorous stories and profound insights on future challenges and technology. Currently residing in NYC, he continues to contribute to the evolving landscape of futurism through television projects and ongoing literary pursuits. Michael Rogers remains at the forefront of thought leadership, seamlessly bridging the realms of technology, journalism, and futurism.