
of a Perfect Future
“A Brief History of a Perfect Future presents us with a rare gift in this era of pervasive negativity, anonymous grousing, and divisiveness. It offers a positive and optimistic view of our future, grounded in facts and the lessons of history. It is both inspirational and aspirational on how we can be proactive to make this vision a reality. Highly recommended! Reading it should put a spring in your step and a smile on your face!”
— Bran Ferren, Chief Creative Officer, Applied Minds, and former President of Research and Development, The Walt Disney Company
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Chunka Mui is a futurist and innovation advisor who helps design and stress test organizational missions and strategies aimed at making the world a much better place. He is cofounder of and partner in the Future Histories Group. He is also the coauthor of four other books, including Billion Dollar Lessons and Unleashing the Killer App.
Paul B. Carroll was an award- winning journalist who spent 17 years as a reporter and editor at The Wall Street Journal. As a cofounder of and partner in the Future Histories Group, Paul now helps organizations shape their futures. He is the author or coauthor of five other books, including Big Blues: The Unmaking of IBM and Billion Dollar Lessons.
Tim Andrews is a technology leader in Booz Allen Hamilton’s Civilian Services business. He’s an expert in emerging technology and innovation, and large scale system design and development. Tim helps advance client missions through pragmatic use of leading edge technology.
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