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Set in the foothills of the majestic Cascade mountains, the 1 Conference brings together a community of global thought leaders and innovators to explore the ideas, trends and technologies that will impact business and society over the coming decade - and what they mean for our collective future.
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2012
SEPTEMBER 26 - 28, 2012 // www.tenconference.org
Behind the headlines and cover stories proclaiming that the world is experiencing massive, transformational, ever-accelerating change, is a simple (often-ignored) fact: not all change is created equal.
We live in an age of unprecedented technological sophistication in which wars are fought with high tech proxies and sequencing a genome costs less than buying a new car yet nearly a billion people entered the 21st century unable to read a book or sign their names. The tension between the fast flame of science and technology breakthroughs and the often lurching, uneven progress of social change is the focus of our 2012 theme: Cracking the Change Code. Over two days of presentations, conversations and special sessions, well dispel the myth of one-speed change and explore this current Age of Extremes through the lens of 1 disruptive ideas that are shaping business and society.
//CURRENCIES // Why social networks, gene code and mobile phones will be the most valuable currencies in the future; // CYBERSHIP // The changing role of citizenship in a digital world;
skills of people and places; who we think we are;
// IDENTITY CRISIS // How technology, mapmaking and the media are changing
//BIG DATA // How big data and the art of information couture is transforming energy, health care, the environment and more. // HACKADEMIA // How outsiders are hacking the education system and generating
new insights into how we learn;
// MAKERSPACE // Makers and hackers as the new leaders of the Creator Economy; // CITIZEN SCIENCE // How armies of amateurs are transforming scientific
discovery;
selected speakers
Well hear from 25+ extraordinary speakers, including: ELLEN JORGENSEN, President of GenSpace, the nations first do-it-yourself (DIY) community biotechnology lab; PETER MCGRAW, Director of the Humor Research Lab, on the science of humor; Renowned designer KATIE SALEN, on leveraging the power of games to radically transform education and learning; MATTHEW HUTSON, author of The 7 Laws of Magical Thinking on why irrational beliefs are critical to our evolutionary success; Geophysicist MILTON GARCES, who is turning the planets inaudible sounds into an early warning system for natural diseasters; Synthethic biologist CHRISTINA AGAPAKIS on re-engineering life forms.
This is a preliminary list only; please visit www.tenconference.org for program and speaker updates.
SCHEDULE
// WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 // 3:00 - 5:00pm Registration & Pre-conference activites 5:00 - 7:30pm Welcome Reception & Dinner 7:30 - 9:00pm Opening Session 1 // THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 // 8:30 - 4:30pm Sessions 2 - 6 6:00 - 8:00pm Cocktails & Dinner Evening events (film screening/Little Bigs) 8:00pm // FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 // 8:30 - 4:30pm Sessions 7 - 10 6:00pm Closing Party * Schedule subject to change
REGISTRATION
2012 REGISTRATION RATES Early-bird (available until June 15th) - $650 Regular (after June 15th) - $800 Conference registration includes: Ticket to attend the conference & all events Welcome Reception Gourmet meals during the entire conference Materials & gift bag
CONTACT
Michele Bowman, Curator Richard (Kaipo) Lum, Curator General questions michele@tenconference.org kaipo@tenconference.org info@tenconference.org
A few of our favorite quotes from 2011: The 1 conference is davos meets sxsw Deer! Mountains! Change-makers and earth-shakers! Not to mention the locavore food and wine.