Fortune’s annual technology conference, Brainstorm Tech, takes place July 11-13 in Aspen, and you can also follow along virtually here. This year’s theme is 2022: A New Age of Disruption. We’ll tackle everything from crypto investing to the move away from Silicon Valley (is it real?) to new collaboration models in cybersecurity. As usual, the three-day gathering will feature an agenda that includes one-on-one interviews, compelling panels, and product demos, and gather leaders from Fortune 500 companies, the top emerging entrepreneurs of the tech world, and the most important investors who finance them.
We have a lot to delve into this year: Technology is driving rapid change as companies and consumers adopt innovations, new products, and enhanced services at an unprecedented rate. Legacy processes are being reimagined, and how we engage with the world around us is being reshaped. As VCs look outside of Silicon Valley for opportunities, all businesses must navigate the changing regulatory landscapes and find new pools of talent in order to succeed. We will address these topics and more over the next few days.
This year’s speakers include Revathi Advaithi, CEO, Flex; Stewart Butterfield, CEO, Slack; Lila Ibrahim, COO, Deepmind; Jonathan Kanter, Assistant Attorney General, Antitrust Division, Department of Justice; April Koh, CEO, Spring Health; Dilip Kumar, VP, Physical Retail and Technology, Amazon; Anthony Levandowski, CEO, Pronto; CEO, Pollen; Aaron Levie, CEO, Box; Li Jin, General Partner, Variant; Marc Lore, CEO, Wonder; Palmer Luckey, Founder, Anduril; Neal Mohan, Chief Product Officer, YouTube; Raj Subramaniam, CEO-elect, FedEx; Kate Ryder, CEO, Maven Clinic.
More information about the conference is available here.
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