Jay Clancy, president of Clancy Learning, speaks on a variety of topics related to learning and results. His topics are applicable for corporations, professional organizations, educational institutions, religious institutions and social functions, and can be customized to meet your needs. Jay can speak in any forum, including keynotes, workshops, seminars, lunch and learn, and any other meetings.

The following are Jay’s flagship speeches. They can be presented in formats from 30 to 90 minutes.

The Age of Humanity

The next era and how value will be created in it

The major eras in the history of mankind have been defined by significant advancements in our capabilities. In the bronze and iron ages, we mastered metallurgy to take control of our environments. In the industrial age, we mastered machinery to bring our standard of living to levels we would never have anticipated just centuries before. In the information age, we mastered information and communication technology and made the world smaller. In the next great age, we will redefine our lives once again, but this time by mastering ourselves. In the speech “The Age of Humanity”, Jay will explain a vision for this next great age, and explain its implications. Jay will also describe what it means to master ourselves and how individuals and organization can create value in this age that they would never have anticipated.

Optimal Learning

What does it look like and what can it do for you

Your situation in life is entirely dependent on your capabilities. Think about it. If you knew how to get better results in your life, wouldn’t you? Also consider the fact that if you increase your capabilities, you can dramatically increase the value you receive from your life, even if you are unfairly disadvantaged. So why do we settle for anything less than phenomenal? In the speech “Optimal Learning”, Jay illustrates an inspiring new set of possibilities that open up when we take on a higher standard for learning in our lives. Jay explains what it will take to incorporate that higher standard into our lives. He challenges the audience to engage in these standards both to achieve their own personal fulfillment and to start a virtuous cycle that will bring wider fulfillment to society.

Prosperity through Learning

A vision for economic health and how learning makes it realistic

Economic prosperity is a timeless challenge, and becomes significantly more challenging as an increasing population competes for finite resources. What does it take to foster well-being and alleviate suffering across the entire globe? Over the last century, destitute populations and global economic breakdowns continually remind us that we have a lot to learn. Moreover, the need for that learning is not confined to academics and governmental leaders; global prosperity depends on everyone learning to play their part as citizens of the economy. In the speech “Prosperity through Learning”, Jay will explain a vision for facilitating a global learning process to help us become better economic citizens. We may not be able to solve world hunger, but we have the knowledge and the technology to help us all learn to be better off.

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