Jeremy White

As Wired’s Executive Editor, Jeremy White is tasked with seeking out and evaluating products at the very cutting edge of innovation and design. He edits Wired’s GEAR section, which highlights and tests the very best in “Wired” products from smartphones to wearables, nano drones to supercars, interiors to architecture. Jeremy also edits all the special supplements for Wired, including the luxury title Wired Desired.
His expansive knowledge of the product world and forecasting design and tech trends has seen him be commissioned for consultancy services to some of the world’s largest consumer brands on industrial design and user experience.

Jeremy also appears regularly on the BBC and Sky News representing the magazine.

He has been writing about technology and design for more than 10 years and is also currently the technology expert for Telegraph Luxury, the Robb Report, Boat International and Harrods.

Before Wired, Jeremy was digital editor for How To Spend It at the Financial Times, and prior to that was technology editor at Esquire magazine.

Jeremy curates the live product experiences at Wired’s events, charged with bringing together exclusive displays showcasing the latest developments in automotive, technology, design and art.

Speaking Topics –

• Technology trends
• Internet of Things
• Luxury technology
• Artificial intelligence
• Wearables and the advances in health technology
• Industrial design
• Innovation and the future of the car industry
• 3D printing and maker culture
• Product innovation
• Future of luxury brands
• Crowd-funding culture
• Fashion meets technology

“Just wanted to drop you both a note to ask you to pass on our thanks to Jeremy for the session last week. Jeremy did a fantastic job engaging the group and he was always conscious of bringing it back to beauty which made it super relevant for us.  He was also obviously very knowledgeable and flexed his presentation based on the varying levels of understanding in the room and the questions that were being asked (which were lots!).”  Group Marketing Manager, Johnson & Johnson

“Jeremy was right on time, he did a splendid presentation in Hilversum in our newsroom, and his performance in Utrecht at the conference was also very good. We had very good reviews on his insights in the technical developments that we see and are going to see. His attitude towards our questions about the future was a realistic and practical one. And that was good: no high rising expectations or fantastic science fiction, but very pragmatic analyses of what we know now will develop further in the future. His attempts to what this all means to our profession as journalists were very much appreciated in the room as well. So would we recommend him to other conferences: yes certainly.”
NOS Conference of Journalism in Demand