Rachel Botsman

Rachel Botsman is a highly respected author, lecturer, and expert on trust and technology. She is globally recognized for her thought leadership on the collaborative economy and the power of trust in the digital age. Botsman has been instrumental in shaping contemporary understandings of how technology is transforming trust and what this means for life, work, and how we do business. Botsman is the author of two critically acclaimed books, 'Who Can You Trust?' and 'What's Mine is Yours', which have been translated into multiple languages. Her work has been acknowledged and featured in numerous publications such as The Economist, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Harvard Business Review. She is a regular contributor to several major media outlets, sharing her insights on the changing nature of trust in society. As a lecturer at the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School, Botsman enlightens the next generation of leaders about the intersection of trust, technology, and humanity. She has also delivered two TED talks, which have been viewed more than four million times, and is often invited to speak at high-profile events around the world. Rachel Botsman's speeches are thought-provoking, insightful, and deeply engaging. She has a unique ability to distill complex ideas into accessible and relatable narratives. Her presentations are not just informative but also inspiring, challenging audiences to rethink their perceptions of trust and its role in society and business. Her profound understanding of trust in the digital age makes her an influential voice in today's rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Rachel Botsman is an acclaimed author, lecturer, and expert on trust and technology, recognized globally for her insightful exploration of how technology is transforming trust in society.