(Frost & Sullivan: Mountain View, CA) -- The complex relationship between technology proliferation and rapidly evolving social norms is going to redefine U.S. society and business over the next 10 years. Against a backdrop of the 2016 political election, the United States finds itself engaging in a seminal cultural dialogue regarding immigration, education, family, jobs, and the rise of the Millennial generation.

“Let’s assume the next President of the United States governs the country for the next eight years; that means that the next President, and his or her policies, will have a direct and lasting impact on some of the core issues facing the country today,” observes Richard Sear, partner and senior vice president for visionary innovation at Frost & Sullivan. “For business in particular, administration change-ups always bring a certain amount of uncertainty: How will we work with, and thrive under, the new leadership?”

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