Lisa Morgan specialises in exploring people's unconscious minds. She uses imagination techniques to reveal unexpressed thoughts and expectations. Through these insights, she helps businesses, brand owners
and individuals understand the power of the unconscious and build strategies for the future.
Lisa developed her techniques over 15 years drawing from a range of thinking tools including hypnosis, neuro linguistic programming (NLP) and creative visualisation. Lisa is currently Vice Chair of the UK Guild of Hypnotist Examiners.
In addition to this specialist research skill, Lisa combines high-level international business experience and teaching expertise. She facilitates workshops and trains personnel in brand and business planning, creative problem solving and communication.
Lisa’s business background is as a strategic planner and researcher
working principally on behalf of marketing departments. She has worked at director level in research companies and in advertising agencies, including J. Walter Thompson where
she was a Senior Consumer Planner in London and Warsaw.
In 1994, Lisa became Planning and Research Director,
Asia Pacific, for United Distillers in Hong Kong. In 1995
this post relocated to Tokyo, which she made her base until 2004.
In the early '90s, she began to explore ways to innovate in business. She studied creative thinking in a variety of applications, including Creative
Problem Solving at the University of New York, Hypnotherapy and Neuro-Linguistic Programming
(becoming an NLP Master Practitioner) in the UK, visioning in the USA and shamanic studies in Hong Kong and Tokyo. These studies led her to recognise the significant role of the unconscious in shaping consumer choice and business
fortunes. The techniques she learnt informs her FUTURE
SEEING approach.
From 1998-2001, Lisa ran a series of experimental workshops – The
17s Project – in collaboration with photographer, Caroline Parsons. It was a documentation of visions of
the future and involved working with over 130 teenagers across Asia and the UK.
The results were recorded in a video documentary, Voices
From The Future, and a bilingual (English and Japanese)
book, VOICE in their own words Teenagers Predict the
Future.
As well as being a published author in Japan and Taiwan, Lisa has designed FUTURE SEEING projects for leading companies,
exploring emerging attitudes, fashion trends, children’s
products, entertainment, food, drinks, finance, health, media, and developments in
branding.
She has run research projects and held workshops in the
UK, Denmark, Belgium, Poland, USA, Japan, China, India, Indonesia, Korea,
Philippines, Thailand, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia,
Vietnam, Australia and New Zealand. A BSc(Econ.), she is a qualified
high-school teacher and early in her career taught in London
and also in Jamaica.
Working to help individuals fulfill their
potential has also
been an important feature of her work for several years. Since 1992, Lisa has regularly worked with people wishing to develop a personal vision.
In 2004, she returned to live in Britain to set up
a workshop centre, Green Lane Farm, dedicated
to imagining the future. She continues her international
consultancy work, collaborating with a network of researchers
and communication specialists around the world.
