Lollie Mancey

Dr Lollie Mancey is an esteemed anthropologist, futurist and thought leader specialising in societal impact, technological change and human flourishing. With a PhD in organisational learning using complexity theory, she applies interdisciplinary insights to help individuals, organisations and policymakers navigate an increasingly complex and technology-driven world. As an expert in critical thinking and future-focused innovation, she is dedicated to equipping people with the skills necessary to challenge assumptions, foster resilience and prepare for the future.

Her expertise spans AI ethics, eco-systemic shifts and the intersection of innovation, sustainability and entrepreneurship, making her a sought-after speaker and advisor at global events. Dr Mancey’s thought leadership extends to her media and public engagements, where she has presented Futureville Ireland on RTÉ, exploring Ireland’s trajectory to 2050, and has been featured in major speaking engagements for NASA, Salesforce, Mastercard and the Information Commissioner’s Office. She is known for her ability to translate complex ideas into compelling narratives, integrating anthropology, foresight and design thinking to help organisations future-proof themselves.

She is currently exploring the evolving relationship between humans and technology. Her insights on AI, trust, and consequence mapping are reshaping conversations about the ethical and societal implications of emerging technologies.

A champion of disruptive leadership and transformation and an advocate for women in leadership, she integrates biomimicry, diversity in innovation, and hybrid human-AI collaboration into her work, inspiring organisations to accelerate action in the digital age. Whether advising on AI ethics, guiding entrepreneurs toward green growth or shaping conversations on the future of work, Dr Mancey’s impact is both immediate and far-reaching.

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