MEMBER
Sheridan Tatsuno

MEMBER TYPE: Think Tank

 

FOCUS
High-Tech, Urban Planning, and Market Research Analysis

WORK
Principal of Dreamscape Global and Advisor at Aimedis.io

View Sheridan’s book The Gaiapolis Strategy, The world needs to decarbonize. How can we do it quickly and effectively? “The Gaiapolis Strategy” provides an 8-year roadmap for urban decarbonization and climate justice that will enable cities, towns and bioregions to achieve their UN Special Development Goals (SDG). Cities consume 80% of energy and emit 70%+ of carbon so we will lose the carbon battle in our cities, towns and bioregions in the coming decades.

 

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SUMMARY
Sheridan Tatsuno is a Silicon Valley strategist, serial entrepreneur, and writer of screenplays, novels, and business books who focuses on VR storytelling for sustainable cities.

Sheridan is a Writer-Director-Marketer, a seasoned businessman with over 30 years of experience in the high-tech and urban planning industries. In the high-tech industry, Mr. Tatsuno has advised over 700 companies in the U.S., Japan, Asia, and Europe while working as a senior analyst at leading market researcher Dataquest/Gartner Group (1982-1989) and his own consulting firm, Dreamscape Global (1989-present).

A visionary thinker, Silicon Valley business strategist, and thought leader, Mr. Tatsuno was involved with the early stages of the “Intel Inside” marketing campaign, Nokia’s global strategy planning, AMD’s breakthrough sub-$1000 PC, and Canon’s networked equipment strategy. His strength is helping companies develop breakthrough strategies. Currently, he is advising a videoconferencing startup and is conducting surveys on medical imaging, solar panels, fuel cells, batteries for electric cars, and smart grids.

He is the Principal at Dreamscape Global which has helped raise $10M for 8 startups since 2000 (one IPO) and advised over 700 global tech companies, including major breakthroughs: Intel into processors (1985), "Intel Inside" (1992), Nokia's global launch (1994), AMD Japan's sales-doubling (1996), and AMD's sub-$1000 PC breakthrough (1997).

His book, "In the Valley of Digital Dreams", provides insider stories about working in Silicon Valley's tech industry.

Two of his books were produced as TV documentaries:
"The Technopolis Strategy" and "Created in Japan".

Specialties: sustainable development, VR/AR use cases and business models, serial entrepreneur, screenwriting, filmmaking.