Chloe Combi continues to work with Generation Z as well as Generation A (believed to be those born between 2012 and 2024) and is one of the foremost experts on young people.

She has worked in some of the wealthiest and most deprived schools in the UK, culminating in The Respect Project, a unique piece of work which focuses on sex, identity, consent, wellbeing, beauty, the toxicity of influencers and the online world, and how we can lessen hate and division. Impressively, Chloe has raised over £1 million in sponsorship to take her project nationally to reach more young people at their most impressionable age.

Chloe Combi | Media

Chloe hosts the very popular podcast You Don’t Know Me. She provides a “no holds barred insight into the lives of teenagers today, through their own experiences and voices.” She provides a safe space where young people can have conversations that they may feel they cannot talk to anyone else about. Since its inception in 2020, it has been raved about in The Times, The Guardian, and The Telegraph, emphasising her skilled interview technique.

Chloe publishes articles on Substack titled The (Generation) A-Z, where she has written about parenting fails, sex, technology, consent, friendship, loneliness, teenagers, pornography, influence, and, obviously, Generations Z and A.

In addition to her own publications, Chloe has contributed work on her generational expertise to The Guardian, The Times, TES, and Vice and appeared on Sky News. Chloe is also working with the Financial Times, advising them on future generations and the future of work.

Chloe Combi also co-directed the Meta/VR For Good series, Weird Times. The series is made up of five episodes, each of which focussing on a particular “fail” – sexy fail, straight fail, culture fail, happy fail, and brain fail – whereby viewers can become the character on the screen and actually follow the story in their own footsteps.

Chloe Combi | The Respect Project 

In response to the mental health crisis and the Everyone’s Invited scandal, Chloe set up the Respect Project and speaks in hundreds of schools and universities about wellbeing, mental health, and how to create a happier future in challenging times.

The Respect Project is a UK-based initiative that helps young people navigate complex issues in today’s highly digitalised and interconnected world.

It addresses topics like consent, mental health, body image, and social media’s influence. Designed for secondary schools, the program combines research-based workshops with custom content tailored to each school’s unique challenges, from socio-economic factors to age and gender dynamics.

Chloe Combi | Speaker

Chloe’s knowledge and expertise, as well as her unique insight into young people have seen her invited to speak across 60 countries. She adapts her talks to meet the needs of the organisations and the audience. Popular topics include: 

• – Generation A
• – Generation Z
• – The Future of Work
• – Multigenerational workplaces and how to maximise success
• – Consumer trends and the new generations
• – The future of social media and communication
• – Education and higher education
• – Young people: democracy, conspiracies and power
• – Changing attitudes in young people
• – Language and communication of Gen A and Gen Z,
• – Mental health and wellbeing
• – Preparing for 2030.

Why Book Chloe Combi?

Chloe is a skilled speaker with a friendly personality. Her work is based on deep qualitative and quantitative research; her expertise in future generations is the closest thing you can have to a crystal ball. She has been extremely successful in identifying future trends, behaviours and ideas long before they have happened, so whether you are interested in the future of work, consumer trends, human behaviour or relationships, her talk can help you see and prepare for what is coming in the next decade and beyond.

She has appeared at a variety of events, including corporate, educational and festivals. She has spoken at the United Nations, advised on presidential campaigns, and visited war-torn countries with UNICEF.

Chloe Combi’s Clients include Apple, the Bank of Canada, the Bank of England, Boots, Diageo, ECB, Ford, Google, Innocent, Netflix, Oxford University, Porsche, Rimmel, Saatchi, Sainsbury’s, Superdrug, TravelFinders, and the UN.

Call +44 1753 439 289 or email Great British Speakers now to book Generation Z and Generation A educator Chloe Combi to host your next live event.  Contact us.