Jamie Bartlett explores the forces shaping opinion, belief, and behaviour long before they show up in markets or messaging. As an author and social commentator, he is best known for investigating how technology, networks, and fringe ideas migrate into the mainstream, reshaping politics, culture, and influence in ways most organisations fail to anticipate. His work examines the underside of the internet: the spaces where narratives form, identities harden, and movements gather momentum.

Jamie’s value lies in pattern recognition. He looks at how online subcultures evolve, why attention rewards outrage over nuance, and how influence now operates through ecosystems rather than institutions. His work reframes marketing and branding not as persuasion, but as navigation, understanding the currents of belief that determine what spreads, what sticks, and what backfires.

He speaks to leaders who want to understand the cultural risks and opportunities embedded in digital systems before they become reputational or strategic crises.