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Neer Korn is a leading Australian social researcher, author, and keynote speaker, renowned for his engaging and highly insightful presentations on Australian society, culture, and trends. As founder and director of Heartbeat Trends and The Korn Group, Neer has spent more than 13 years researching and reporting on Australian attitudes, publishing over 120 large-scale studies across topics including finance, health and wellbeing, generational differences, home life, and social issues.
Neer brings data to life in his presentations, incorporating video quotes and real experiences from Australians themselves to create an engaging and entertaining journey that is both informative and thought-provoking. His work helps organisations understand and anticipate societal trends while fostering a culture of instinct and informed decision-making.
A trusted consultant to leading Australian blue-chip companies, government bodies, and charities, Neer has advised organisations including Commonwealth Bank, MLC, Suncorp, AMP, Nestlé, Nickelodeon, and Cadbury. He is also a frequent commentator in the media and contributor to national newspapers and magazines, regularly appearing on radio and television to discuss social trends and contemporary issues.
Neer is the author of two acclaimed non-fiction books: Shades of Belonging: Conversations with Australian Jews, exploring attitudes toward religion, and Life Behind Bars: Conversations with Violent Male Inmates, based on three years of interviews at Sydney’s Long Bay Prison Complex. His combination of rigorous research, insightful commentary, and entertaining delivery makes him a highly sought-after speaker for conferences, corporate events, and planning days.
Topics
- Health & wellbeing
- Finance & spending
- Environment & politics
- Image & identity
- Leisure time & hobbies
- Media & technology
- Volunteering and charity
- Modern families
- Shopping
- Generational differences
- Retirement & work
