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Infrastructure, construction and smart cities keynote speaker 2026: futurist Matthew Griffin

Matthew Griffin is a futurist and keynote speaker on the future of infrastructure, construction and smart cities. Keynotes, panels and leadership sessions built for your audience, in person in 102 countries.

What the audience takes away

The future of infrastructure, construction and smart cities, made usable

Smart cities and giga projects, robots and 3D printing on the building site, new materials, energy and the infrastructure the next fifty years will need.

Every talk is built for the people in the room, not reused from the last one. Matthew brings the 311 Institute's research, 850+ keynotes of stage experience and a way of explaining what is coming that boards, leadership teams and conference audiences act on.

  • The technologies and trends that will reshape infrastructure, construction and smart cities, with timelines.
  • What they mean for your organisation, your customers and your competitors.
  • What to do now: the decisions, experiments and skills that matter first.

See also: Government and the public sector keynotes.

What organisers say

The highlight of the event

“Floored at how precisely relevant Matt's BICSI presentation was”
David KiddooCEO, IWCS
“A fascinating session that stretched my imagination… what Hounslow might be like in the next 25 years”
Mikhael GrossmannHounslow Council
“A really inspirational and enlightening presentation”
Nick Cochrane-Dyet MBEBP (ADIPEC)
Questions

Booking Matthew for an infrastructure, construction and smart cities event

Can Matthew Griffin speak at an infrastructure, construction and smart cities event?

Yes. Matthew gives keynotes, panels and leadership sessions in person worldwide, each one built for the audience in the room.

What does an infrastructure, construction and smart cities keynote cover?

The technologies and trends that will reshape infrastructure, construction and smart cities over the next ten to fifty years, what they mean for the organisation and its customers, and what leaders should do about them now. Matthew draws on the 311 Institute's research, which tracks 1,353 emerging technologies.

What formats are available?

A 45 to 60 minute keynote, a shorter opening or closing talk, a panel or fireside chat, a half or full day leadership or board session, and media interviews. Virtual sessions are available where travel is not possible.

How do I book Matthew Griffin for an infrastructure, construction and smart cities event?

Use the booking form at the foot of this page or the Contact Matt page with the event date, location and audience. Matthew's team replies within one working day.

Send an enquiry or contact Matt.

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Where to see Matthew next

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  1. 2Nov2026

    IWCS Cable & Connectivity Industry Forum 2026

    Orlando, United States · Keynote

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