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If it lives where food, culture, and the future meet — a stage, a classroom, a brand, a story — I want to hear about it. I read everything that comes through this page.
What I speak about.
Every talk is adapted to the room — conference keynote, classroom workshop, executive session, or community event.
The Scannable Shelf
What the 2027 barcode shift means for food brands — and how to own the scan instead of wasting it. For CPG, retail, packaging, and product-data teams.
Culture Is the Doorway
Heritage-first nutrition education that actually sticks — the research, the pilot results, and why identity is the most underused tool in health education.
Teaching the Future
Spatial computing in real classrooms — what actually works, what's hype, and how schools can start without a big budget. Live headset demos available.
From Scratch
Building evidence-based programs people love — the honest story of founding a nonprofit, writing the curriculum, and measuring what matters.
The short bio.
Isaac "Izzy" Floyd is a scientist, educator, and founder working at the intersection of food, culture, and emerging technology. A former Nestlé R&D scientist with an M.S. in Nutrition Sciences and six-plus years teaching at the university level, he founded FG Kids Inc., a nonprofit teaching teens nutrition through the food of their own heritage, and Spatial Apex, a spatial computing agency preparing food brands for the 2027 barcode shift. He is the author of Take CTRL and Spatial Computing: Volume One, and makes the future make sense weekly on YouTube.
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