The Millennium Project was founded in 1996 after a three-year feasibility study with the United Nations University, Smithsonian Institution, Futures Group International, and the American Council for the UNU. It is now an independent non-profit global participatory futures research think tank of futurists, scholars, business planners, and policy makers who work for international organizations, governments, corporations, NGOs, and universities. The Millennium Project manages a coherent and cumulative process that collects and assesses judgments from over 3,500 people since the beginning of the project selected by its 57 Nodes around the world. The work is distilled in its annual "State of the Future"​ http://millennium-project.org/millennium/201516SOF.html, "Futures Research Methodology"​ serieshttp://millennium-project.org/millennium/FRM-V3.html, special studies http://millennium-project.org/index.html , and online at the Global Futures Intelligence System http://millennium-project.org/millennium/GFIS.html

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Jerome C. Glenn

Tony Carbonero

Aharon Hauptman

Elizabeth Florescu

Geci Karuri-Sebina

The Research and Representation team at The Millennium Project is responsible for gathering, analyzing, and synthesizing data from diverse global sources to inform future-oriented research. This team collaborates with experts to evaluate trends and insights, contributing to pivotal publications like the "State of the Future." Additionally, they play a key role in promoting the organization’s findings and methodologies to stakeholders across various sectors, ensuring the relevance and impact of their research on policy and decision-making.

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