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 AMAR MAROUF 

global strategist, writer and artist • 6 + languages • one voice         
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​Amar Marouf is an award-winning strategist and creative leader shaping the intersection of growth and culture. He was selected as a Future 50 Fellow in the inaugural cohort of the World Economic Forum’s Global Foresight Network with the Global Shapers Community. A former entrepreneur with two successful exits in circular fashion and ESG consulting, Amar has represented Canadian young entrepreneurs at the G20 and G7. A classically trained cellist and opera singer, he serves on the Board of Directors of the social development charity OrKidstra as its first alumnus, and is the author of the poetry collection Alleviate, published in five languages.
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Speaker

Amar brings rooms into collective clarity. His talks distill strategy, culture and human insight into stories that help people see themselves (and the world) with sharper eyes. Whether on a global stage or in intimate settings, he moves audiences with intelligence, presence and a rare emotional resonance.
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Moderator

Amar shapes conversations that come alive. He reads energy, draws out wisdom and guides dialogue with a balance of precision and warmth. Leaders trust him to hold space where ideas deepen, perspectives shift and people speak in ways they didn’t expect of themselves.
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Futures Strategist

Amar helps organisations think beyond the moment. His work blends foresight, narrative and systems awareness to reveal emerging patterns and possibilities. Instead of predicting one future, he illuminates the landscape ahead — giving leaders the confidence, language and clarity to move with purpose.​

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  • Amar Marouf
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