Disruptive Futures Institute reports rising Roger Spitz keynote demand through 2027

The Disruptive Futures Institute says demand for Chair Roger Spitz’s AI, quantum and Metaruptions keynotes is stretching into 2027, with bookings and inquiries spanning major global stages, boards and institutions. The institute is also pointing to new rankings and buyer-guide placements as evidence that its foresight work is moving deeper into executive decision-making.

Why it matters: - Demand for Roger Spitz’s keynotes signals where boards and executives are focusing: AI, quantum risk, governance and operating in deep uncertainty. - The booking pipeline already reaches into 2027, suggesting organizations are planning around longer-term disruption, not just near-term trends. - The institute says its frameworks are being used by boards and institutions worldwide to navigate systemic change.

What happened: - The Disruptive Futures Institute said July 31, 2026 that demand for Spitz’s keynotes is rising across 2026 and 2027. - Spitz is the institute’s chair and the creator of Metaruptions, the AAA Framework, the Law of Inaction and Techistentialism. - First-half 2026 keynote stops included Meta’s Conversations 2026 in London, RSA Conference 2026 in San Francisco, Cloudflare’s Trust Forward Summit, the World Economic Forum in Geneva, the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries in London, MIT Technology Review in Brazil and Caterpillar in Chicago. - June 2026 was the busiest month of Spitz’s career, with 15 keynotes across a dozen cities in the US, UK and Europe. - More than 50 keynotes were already scheduled for 2026. - Confirmed second-half 2026 engagements include the 5th Anniversary Board Directors Summit of Chile’s Instituto de Directores in Santiago and the RIMS ERM Conference in Columbus, Ohio. - The institute said confirmed 2026-2027 demand spans Asia, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and North America.

The details: - Spitz’s 2026-2027 speaking platforms include the Visionary Trilogy, the “Futures of…” Frontier Series and special editions focused on Uncertainty and Instability. - The institute said those programs are built around AI, quantum, geopolitical fragmentation and the collapse of predictability. - The “Quantum Metaruption: AI, Cyber Convergence, and the Antifragile Leadership Shift” is drawing more interest from boards, venture investors and governance audiences. - The quantum keynote frames post-quantum readiness as a present-day fiduciary issue because data encrypted today could become readable within five to 10 years under a “store now, decrypt later” scenario. - Metaruptions was coined in 2019 and first published in the Journal of Futures Studies in 2020. - The concept was later codified across five bestselling books through 2024. - The AAA Framework stands for Antifragile, Anticipatory and Agility. - The institute said the framework has been adopted internationally and cited in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, geopolitical and military strategy literature. - Spitz said, “Metaruptions are the operating environment for the rest of the decade.”

Between the lines: - The speaker demand and the rankings reinforce each other: buyers appear to be rewarding voices that can connect AI, risk and governance in one package. - Quantum has moved from a technical niche to a board-level concern, at least among the audiences booking these keynotes. - The language around Metaruptions reflects a broader shift in executive culture, where disruption is being treated as a permanent operating condition rather than a temporary shock. - The institute is positioning Spitz not only as a futurist, but as a practitioner tied to capital allocation, M&A and board advisory work.

What's next: - The institute said engagements and inquiries are already extending into 2027 across sovereign wealth funds, technology platforms, financial institutions, governance institutes and policy councils. - Future speaking demand is expected to center on AI governance, decision-making under uncertainty, and quantum and cyber convergence. - The institute’s public-facing content, including its speaker hub and media materials, is intended to support additional bookings and editorial coverage.

The bottom line: - Roger Spitz’s calendar is becoming a signal of what executives think they need to survive the next phase of disruption: fewer predictions, more anticipation, and board-level readiness for AI and quantum change.