Neer
Korn

Speaker Profile

Insightful, informative yet highly engaging and entertaining is what Neer Korn's presentations are all about.

Neer takes his audience on a journey through Australian society, peppering his insights with video quotes from Australians themselves that bring the presentation to life.

More than learning and entertainment - it's all about creating a culture of instinct.

As the founder and director of Heartbeat Trends and more recently The Korn Group, Neer Korn has been researching and reporting on Australian attitudes and trends for 13 years. He has published over 120 large scale studies on all aspects of Australian society, trends and attitudes.

He has spoken on virtually any topic relating to Australians, from finance to home life to generational differences to health and wellbeing and so much more.

He consults to a who's who of Australian blue chip companies and organisations. His clients include: Commonwealth Bank, MLC, Suncorp, AMP, Nestle, Nickelodeon, Cadbury among many others.
Neer is a frequent commentator of social issues in the media.

He is the author of two non-fictions titles, Shades of Belonging (HarperCollins Religious) examining attitudes to religion and Life Behind Bars: Conversations with Violent Male Inmates (New Holland).

What does he speak about?

Over the past decade Neer has spoken about almost every topic under the sun relating to Australian society. Topics like: Health & wellbeing, finance & spending, environment & politics, image & identity, leisure time & hobbies, media & technology, volunteering and charity, modern families, shopping , generational differences, retirement & work and many more. His talks cover Australian society overall or specific segments of the population: Kids, Tweens, Teens, Gen Y, Gen X, Young Families, Boomers, Third Agers.

How does he know all this?

As the founder and director of Heartbeat Trends, and more recently The Korn Group, Neer has conducted over 100 large scale studies on Australian attitudes and trends. He treats his studies like pieces of a puzzle, adding five new studies each year, filling in gaps in knowledge and examining emerging trends. He films all his focus groups and interviews thus bringing his presentations to life by allowing people to speak for themselves.

How does it work?

Following a briefing or outline of the event, Neer goes through his library of studies on Australian attitudes and selects the most relevant insights and findings for the audience. He provides a presentation outline for amendment and commentary. The full presentation with video material is then prepared.

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