Lital Marom

Innovation strategist and Future of Work expert Lital Marom helps audiences develop a bolder, more future-ready vision of their business.

Lital Marom is a software engineer, serial entrepreneur, and investor who got her start building computer systems for companies in Europe before advancing to lead global sales and strategy for Fortune 100 teams across three continents.

Since then, she’s lived in 10 countries and founded four companies, including the innovation consulting firm, UNFOLD, and the leadership learning and development organization The Academy of Tomorrow.

As an innovation strategist and speaker, Lital helps brands and audiences understand how to use emerging technologies and new business models to future-proof their business. With an emphasis on digital transformation, building innovation cultures, and integrating the platform business model (AKA digital ecosystems), she helps empower teams to understand the application of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and blockchain as well as the business potential of the Metaverse for their business. Her high-energy, practical presentations show audiences what technologies will be most important in their industry and how to develop the strategy, skillsets and mindsets their organizations will need most to thrive in the future of work.

Lital’s writing and thought leadership appears regularly in Forbes and Tech Insider. As a consultant and strategist for companies such as Thomson Reuters, ManuLife, Google, Mercedes-Benz, BBC, Philips, HSBC, Allianz, IBM, RBC, Vodafone, Nike and GE, Lidal helps organizations forge a new path to increase customer loyalty, enter new markets, and apply new ways of thinking that unlocks the potential of their business. She is a frequent master class instructor and guest lecturer at business schools and for distinguished lecture series internationally, including TEDx Amsterdam, IBS Business School, CIMC, IIAC, the THNK School of Creative Leadership and Singularity University. 

Lital started her career in engineering and product management in Europe. She holds a computer science and business degrees from the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya. She studied investment banking at NYU’s Stern School of Business, Transformative Strategies and Artificial Intelligence at MIT’s Sloan School of Management.