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Dan Hill
Emotional Intelligence and Nonverbal Communications Expert; President of Sensory Logic; Author
EQ expert Dan Hill specializes in analyzing emotions, facial expressions, and personality traits across various industries. He pioneered facial coding in business, a tool The Economist calls part of the "facial-industrial complex." His company, Sensory Logic, has helped many of the world’s top 100 advertisers for 20+ years.
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Dan Hill, Ph.D., specializes in analyzing emotional dynamics, facial expressions, and personality traits, whether in a business, political or a sports context among other applications. He pioneered the use of facial coding in business, a research tool The Economist has dubbed part of the emerging "facial-industrial complex" as sentient AI technology transforms the world.
For the past 20+ years Dan's company, Sensory Logic, has used facial coding to capture and quantify emotional responses in conducting market research and consulting for more than 50% of the world's top 100 advertisers. Dan has been a keynote speaker at conferences in over 25 countries and served as a pundit on topics ranging from politicians, athletes, and cultural figures to analyzing England's royal family. He's appeared on NBC's "The Today Show," ABC's "Good Morning, America," CNN, Fox, MSNBC, PBS, CNBC, ESPN, and Tennis Channel. In print, media coverage has ranged from a front-page profile in the New York Times to the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, China Forbes, Fast Company, Politico, and Cosmo. During the 2016 U.S. presidential race, Dan served as a non-partisan columnist for Reuters.
For three years, Dan hosted the podcast “Dan Hill’s EQ Spotlight” on the New Books Network (NBN), the world's largest book review platform. Guests for the show that aired in over 60 countries ranged from Pulitzer prize winning journalists, to business authors, academic experts, and a Guggenheim "genius award" novelist.
As an author of 10 books, Dan is best known for Emotionomics, which features a foreword by The Simpsons co-creator Sam Simon and was chosen by Advertising Age as a top ten must-read. Other books include Famous Faces Decoded: A Guidebook for Reading Others; First Blush: People's Intuitive Reactions to Famous Art; Two Cheers for Democracy: How Emotions Drive Leadership Style; and About Face: The Secrets of Emotionally Effective Advertising.
Dan received his education at St. Olaf College, Oxford University, Brown University, and Rutgers University. Prior to launching Sensory Logic, Dan had senior roles in state government, at a Fortune 500 company, and with a consulting firm focused on the customer experience (CX).
Keynotes
Featured Keynote
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Resiliency: What Your Organization Can Learn from The Wizard of Oz (How to Create a Truly Human Operating System to Boost Engagement)
Organizations have long optimized operating systems that organize labor, capital, and information. Now comes a 4th system—AI—to organize intelligence. But none of those systems have been designed around people. That’s the opportunity. The next competitive advantage won’t belong to organizations with the most AI. It will belong instead to those who shift from focusing on AI capability (what the tool can do) to organizational capacity (can people absorb what AI makes possible?).
In this talk, you’ll see how to address emotional bottlenecks involving anxiety, trust, and empathy by learning from Hollywood’s most popular and influential movie: The Wizard of Oz. At a time when most Millennials and Gen Z workers have fundamentally different expectations about autonomy, purpose, feedback, and flexibility on the job, organizations can’t afford to just layer AI atop operating systems calibrated for an earlier era. Instead, they must recognize that the hope, heart, brains, and courage embodied by Dorothy and her three companions on their way to the Emerald City provide a roadmap for enabling organizations to thrive despite the tornado-like challenges ahead.
Key Takeaways:
- As much as 70% of corporate M&A’s, restructurings, and innovation efforts fail to fully meet their goals. Why? People’s truest, oldest operating system is their own emotions, and so transformational change succeeds by honoring empathy.
- The top three culprits that inhibit innovations, including AI adoption, are diagnosed, leading to a checklist for the 5 conditions necessary for AI transformation: trust, identity, safety, meaning, and agency.
- Bringing AI into alignment with ESI (emotional social intelligence) determines how well organizations will deploy AI. The three questions that, if affirmatively answered, will make a workplace feel “like home,” a place of belonging, are the set-up for a robust Q & A dialogue to follow.
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Future-Proofed: Evolving Leadership Presence & Influence for the AI Era (As Illustrated by the Cast from the Original Star Wars)
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Beyond AI's Capacity: Why Emotion Is Your Ultimate Sales Weapon How to Navigate the 5 Stages of a Sale by Reading Your Prospects Smartly
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Decoding Faces: Learn What People Can't or Won't Say
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Trust: Is It Your Biggest Advantage or Largest Expense?
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Face Time: Revealing the Signature Expressions of Today's Newsmakers
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WORKSHOP - The Secret Sauce: 23 Facial Expressions That Unlock the World
Topics
- Health & Wellness
- Sales Trending
- Trust Trending
- Workplace Culture
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