Megan Anderson is a Strategic Foresight Leader at Deloitte’s Office for the Future, working at the intersection of psychology, human-centered design, and futures thinking. Through interdisciplinary practices such as affective foresight, she examines how cognition and emotion influence the ways individuals and organizations imagine, interpret, and prepare for change. She helps leaders think more expansively about uncertainty, decision-making, and long-term change by identifying emerging signals and patterns, challenging existing assumptions, and preparing for a range of possible futures. Her work explores themes related to well-being, neuroscience, the future of cities, and the future of education, with a focus on co-creating futures that inspire action and support human progress and environmental health.

Ms. Anderson was recognized as a Top Women Leader in Business Consulting for 2026 by Women We Admire. She is a frequent speaker and writer on topics such as strategic foresight, affect and decision-making, and human-centered futures. Her work has been featured by the Association of Professional Futurists (APF), and she has presented for organizations including the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) and the International Neuropsychological Society (INS). Ms. Anderson holds a Master of Arts in Forensic and Legal Psychology from Marymount University, along with certificates from Harvard Business School and Stanford University.

Todd Sigaty is Chief Officer at SHoP Architects, where he has engaged and advised on numerous development, zoning and planning projects around the world. Todd is also a Co-Founder and Board Member of a CRE tech start-up, “Envelope,” incubated at SHoP, which utilizes a 3-D mapping software and zoning engine to unlock real estate development potential. Previously, Todd was chief legal advisor and negotiator on planning and land use projects in various countries, including Vietnam, with development banks (World Bank and ADB), governments and civil society organizations.

He has taught business, law and planning at the Sotheby’s MA Program and the National University of Ireland and has lectured at Columbia, Yale and other institutions. He continues to act as a YLF Fellow with US-China for the National Committee on US and Chinese Relations and was also a Fellow at the Advocacy Institute in Washington D.C. Todd earned a J.D. from the University of Oregon Law School and a B.A. in History from the University of Texas (Austin) and studied International Policy and Planning at the University of Oregon Graduate School.