IDA KYMMER
Global Keynote Speaker and Innovation Strategist
Emerging Technologies, Sustainability, and Peacebuilding
Ida Kymmer is a global keynote speaker, panel moderator, and international business development strategist specialising in emerging technologies, innovation, and sustainability.
Ida focuses on the intersection of creative and technological excellence, driving value creation for brands, businesses, and society.
With expertise in tech for peacebuilding, Ida helps organisations leverage emerging technologies to solve global challenges and develop new, sustainable business models.
About Ida
Ida Kymmer is a global keynote speaker, panellist, and moderator with expertise in emerging technologies, innovation, and business development.
She has spoken at world-renowned events like the World Economic Forum, SXSW, Gitex, TechBBQ, Deloitte Innovation Day, and Next in Vogue, and many more.
With a Master of Arts in Peace and Conflict Studies, Ida publishes Tech for War and Peace, a weekly newsletter covering the intersection of technology, war, and peacebuilding.
Her areas of focus include innovation, sustainability, disinformation, creativity, global inclusion, defence, and tech for peacebuilding.
Having lived in eight countries and fluent in five languages (Swedish, Korean, English, German, and Serbian-Croatian), Ida brings a global perspective to her work as an international business strategist.
Ida’s experience as an international business strategist in emerging technologies is extensive. Ida is the Managing Director of Espere, an international business development consultancy. She also consults for companies in the creative industries of tech, fashion, and art on innovative solutions.
From 2021 to 2023, Ida was the Director of Global Affairs at Journee, working with brands like BMW, H&M, Clinique, and Shiseido to shape the future of immersive technology and commerce.
Previously, she collaborated with Dexter Studios in South Korea to develop 3D screens for the SLS Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. Her expertise also extends to 3D musicals and early VR applications for architectural renderings.