A story they recognize
The invisible design decisions that make ordinary places feel efficient, and unexpectedly lonely.
The spaces around us are always teaching us how to behave.
An emotional, interactive keynote about how play can rebuild connection in the places where we live, work, learn, and gather.
This chair has never failed.
It has also never introduced two people.
Through storytelling, research, audience experiments, and real-world projects, Jeremy reveals the invisible social instructions built into our rooms, streets, workplaces, playgrounds, and public spaces.
Play does not distract us from connection. It gives connection somewhere to begin.
The invisible design decisions that make ordinary places feel efficient, and unexpectedly lonely.
Live audience moments that make play, participation, and connection visible in the room.
Human Infrastructure: a practical way to see what an environment invites people to do, feel, and become.
A hopeful challenge to redesign the spaces between us at work, in public, and in everyday life.
A story-driven opening, closing, or defining conference talk.
Ask about this format ↗The signature talk with live audience experiments.
Ask about this format ↗Apply the Human Outcome Lens to a real challenge.
Ask about this format ↗A shared keynote followed by practical working time.
Ask about this format ↗A candid conversation about play, connection, and building ideas.
Ask about this format ↗A focused session for leaders shaping culture and experience.
Ask about this format ↗Not sure which format fits? Start with the date and audience. Jeremy will recommend the right shape.
Check availability ↗Jeremy Fojut is the founder of Fojut Ventures and a venture builder, experience designer, and community architect. His work explores how places, programs, and participatory experiences can make connection, curiosity, and play more likely.
Each engagement is shaped around the audience, agenda, venue, and desired level of participation. Options range from concise main-stage keynotes to extended interactive sessions and facilitated workshops. Technical and staging requirements are coordinated directly with the event team.
Share the event date, city, audience, and approximate attendance. That is enough to start. Jeremy will respond directly with fit, availability, and next steps.