The Business of Innovation
CNBC
A featured expert on the primetime series hosted by Maria Bartiromo, broadcast in the United States and on CNBC’s networks in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
Featured, interviewed or published in
CNBC
BBC
ABC News
BusinessWeek
Fast Company
USA Today
The Guardian
Credit Suisse Bulletin
Chicago Sun-Times
World Government Summit
Business Wire
NZ Business
The Globe and Mail
Maclean’s
CBC
CTV
Global
National Post
Financial Post
Toronto Star
Vancouver Sun
Calgary Herald
Edmonton Journal
Ottawa Citizen
The Gazette
Winnipeg Free Press
Citytv
Air Canada in-flight
CPA Canada
Quill & QuireHighlights
The highest-profile outlets, across seven countries.
The Business of Innovation
A featured expert on the primetime series hosted by Maria Bartiromo, broadcast in the United States and on CNBC’s networks in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.
United States
Named his innovation blog one of four leading sources of insight on innovation and creativity.
United Kingdom
Expert commentary on technology and innovation. The BBC has also been a keynote client.
United States
Expert commentary on technology and business trends.
United States
Featured in a piece on leading business futurists and the acceleration of change.
Read ↗United Kingdom
“The global village: technological trends across the world.”
Switzerland · read in 50 countries
“Success Comes to Those Who Evolve,” drawing on What I Learned from Frogs in Texas.
Read ↗United Arab Emirates
“Jim Carroll: Fast Forward to the Future,” in the summit’s speakers proceedings.
Hungary
Cover story, following his Budapest seminar.
New Zealand
“Think smart, not big”: his innovation philosophy.
Canada
A weekly column in the national newspaper’s Report on Business, and later features including “Forget an MBA. How about an MBI?” and “A futurist’s lookahead.”
Canada
“The futures business”: the national newsmagazine’s long-form feature on futurist speakers.
Media organizations as clients
Broadcasters and publishers have brought Jim in to speak to their own leaders about the future of their industry.
London
Two keynotes on the future of media, broadcasting and news.
New York
A talk to senior business leaders on the disruptive, transformative trends of our time.
United States
A session for CBS and Infinity Broadcasting on innovation and the future of broadcasting.
Canada
The national public broadcaster, as a client as well as an interviewer.
Hollywood
“Innovation in the World of Upside-Down Trends.”
Newspapers
A keynote for the industry’s marketing leaders.
Cable
The opening keynote, two years running.
New York
“Setting the Table,” its consumer food symposium.
On air
Television and radio
The National; Mansbridge One on One, an hour-long interview; Venture; Prime Time News; and a regular guest spot on Midday.
At least four appearances, including a full hour.
Mike Bullard’s late-night show and The Dini Petty Show on CTV, Global’s noon newscast, and Breakfast Television.
A panel of futurists.
As It Happens and Radio Noon.
His own programs
Host of an in-flight program on technology and business, carried on Air Canada flights worldwide.
Host of a weekly one-hour show and a daily segment on e-commerce and Internet strategy.
Co-host, with Rick Broadhead, of a weekly one-hour show and a daily feature on Internet trends, carried by 18 stations.
In print
Columns
A weekly column, then occasional pieces, over ten years: 128 columns.
About 93 technology columns, and two Kenneth R. Wilson Memorial Awards for business journalism.
A monthly column in the IT trade paper, and a regular column in the business magazine.
A column in the Canadian Airlines in-flight magazine for about three years.
Marketing Magazine, Hi-Tech Career, Successful Meetings, The Association Agenda, and a National Post guest column. More than 1,000 published articles in all.
Profiles
“The Accidental Oracle”: a full career profile, calling him “one of the world’s premier futurists.”
“Canadian Internet Guru, Eh?” Calls him “a Net expert Fortune 500 executives have taken to heart.”
“Strange New World”: the cover story on his rise as an Internet author and commentator.
The cover story, on electronic mail, before the Internet went mainstream.
Recognition
Silver and gold awards for business journalism.
Lifetime Achievement Award, for his pioneering work through the 1990s.
Named one of “50 International Names to Know.”
Named in 1996.
For journalists and producers
Jim reads and answers every inquiry personally, usually the same day.
Media and interviews
Tell Jim the topic and the deadline. He answers personally, usually the same day.