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Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist | Anchor of "Oppenheimer Presenta," CNN en Español | Bestselling Author | Expert on Innovation, the Future of Work & the Americas
Andrés Oppenheimer is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and one of the most authoritative voices on innovation, the future of work, and the forces reshaping the Americas. Anchor of "Oppenheimer Presenta" on CNN en Español and author of bestsellers including The Robots Are Coming! and Innovate or Die!, he has reported from more than 40 countries. On stage, he turns complex global trends into clear, evidence-based insight that helps leaders stay competitive amid relentless change.
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Media speaker Andrés Oppenheimer is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and one of the most authoritative voices on innovation, the future of work, and the forces reshaping the Americas. Anchor of “Oppenheimer Presenta” on CNN en Español and a bestselling author, he turns complex global trends into clear, practical insight that helps leaders understand where the world is heading and how to stay competitive amid disruption.
Born in Buenos Aires and based in Miami, Oppenheimer was a co-winner of the 1987 Pulitzer Prize as part of The Miami Herald team that uncovered the Iran-Contra scandal. His syndicated column, “The Oppenheimer Report,” appears in more than 50 newspapers across the United States, Latin America, and Spain, and his reporting has carried him to over 40 countries to interview presidents, Nobel laureates, and the entrepreneurs and thinkers shaping the global agenda. Foreign Policy en Español has named him one of the 50 most influential Latin American intellectuals.
Oppenheimer has shaped the regional conversation on technology and competitiveness through a string of bestsellers. Innovate or Die! offers a practical roadmap for building a culture of reinvention, while The Robots Are Coming! is a landmark analysis of how artificial intelligence and automation are remaking labor markets. His most recent book, Cómo salir del pozo! (How to Get Out of the Hole!), examines the growing global hunger for meaning and well-being, and what countries, companies, and individuals can do to find it. His honors include the Ortega y Gasset Award, the Maria Moors Cabot Prize, Spain’s King of Spain Award, and a Suncoast Emmy.
As a speaker, Andrés Oppenheimer brings decades of frontline reporting to the stage, addressing executives, policymakers, and academic audiences with a style that is clear, candid, and grounded in evidence. He helps senior audiences cut through the noise to understand how automation, demographic change, and new models of education are restructuring economies, and what individuals and organizations must do to stay relevant in a world where change is the only constant.
Drawing on his latest research, Andrés Oppenheimer explores why meaning and well-being matter more than ever, and how countries, companies, and individuals can realign strategy, productivity, and purpose to thrive in a volatile era. A thought-provoking session that connects the global search for happiness to the hard questions of competitiveness and growth.
Based on his bestselling book, this keynote takes a clear-eyed look at how AI, robotics, and emerging technologies are transforming industries. Oppenheimer identifies the roles most at risk, the skills that will rise in value, and the concrete steps companies and workers can take to prepare proactively rather than scramble to react.
Why does innovation stall in so many organizations, and what do the most creative ones do differently? Drawing on interviews with leading entrepreneurs and innovators worldwide, Oppenheimer reveals the mindsets, incentives, and systems that allow teams to experiment, adapt, and continually reinvent themselves in a hypercompetitive world.
A concise, data-driven briefing on the political, economic, and technological trends reshaping Latin America. Oppenheimer clarifies what international executives most often misunderstand about the region, where the genuine opportunities and risks lie, and how to read the shifts that will define its next decade.
Shaped by decades of reporting across continents, this keynote shows leaders how to navigate uncertainty, filter out noise, and make timely, well-grounded decisions as global change accelerates. Oppenheimer brings the perspective of a journalist who has watched countries and companies rise and fall, and distills what separates those who adapt from those who fall behind.
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