Greg Williams

Greg Williams is a leading authority on technology trends and how those impact business and society. As Editor of WIRED UK, Greg meets the innovators, thinkers, scientists, entrepreneurs and creatives who are changing the world and writes on innovation, technology, business, creativity, and ideas.

Greg is the Executive Editor of Wired as well as a published author and leading authority in several fields, including technology, innovation, content strategy, business and ideas. As a writer he has covered a broad array of subjects and met with the key thinkers and creative minds who shape the future of media content.

Greg has written for numerous high profile publications such as The Guardian, The Observer, Arena, The Face, Details and Newsweek. Greg’s writing takes complex subjects and ideas and transforms them into informative and entertaining articles that allow his audience to gain insight into the trends and technologies that will impact the world.

As a speaker, Greg has delivered keynote presentations across Europe and America including Moscow’s Strelka Insistute, London’s Institute of Practitioners in Advertising and Oxford University. Greg has also moderated a variety of panels such as Advertising Week Europe and chaired the LinkedIn panel on the future of content marketing at the Cannes Lions.

Greg’s role requires him to seek out the trends and innovations that are expanding the horizons of technology, business and media. As a speaker he uses his expertise to convey that information to his audience through his dynamic presentation style, allowing them to adapt and react to his insights and how they might impact their businesses in a rapidly changing marketplace.

As an author Greg has written five novels under the pen name Greg Lee. The Nero Decree was described by GQ Magazine as “muscular prose, but marbled with empathy”. Greg is also the co-founder of the digital storytelling iOS app MyLondonStory