Chloe Combi

Chloe Combi is a bestselling author, global speaker, futurist, researcher, and consultant, specialising in the study of young people, particularly Generation Z and Generation A. Having interviewed over 20,000 young individuals worldwide, she uses her insights to help schools, brands, businesses, governments, and institutions navigate current and future challenges.

She has worked with major organisations, including the European Central Bank, Diageo, Porsche, Saatchi, Netflix, Google, Barclays, and Johnson & Johnson. Chloe has spoken at the United Nations, travelled to conflict zones with UNICEF, and advised on two presidential campaigns. As a bestselling author, she created the top-ranking Apple podcast You Don’t Know Me, directed the SXSW-winning Meta series Weird Times, and has contributed to leading publications. Alongside her research and consultancy, she delivers her award-winning Respect Project in schools every week.

Chloe also works extensively in education, providing both one-off talks and bespoke long-term programmes designed to support students and staff in their emotional, social, cultural, and academic development. Her work is rooted in rigorous qualitative and quantitative research, using a highly effective methodology that has earned widespread praise and resulted in a waiting list of schools eager to work with her.

Her expertise makes her a sought-after advisor for global companies, brands, and governments. Whether they require strategic insights, future-proofing plans, coaching, engaging talks, or creative consultancy, Chloe offers invaluable guidance, equipping organisations with the knowledge to understand and engage with younger generations effectively.