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Why CFOs need to be more than ‘scorekeepers’ in times of company transformation

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CEOs look to 2022 with optimism, with a focus on combating climate change

Environmental technology concept. Sustainable development goals. SDGs.

Why modern boards need to invest in ESG for companies to thrive

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Dwyane Wade is helping make the Utah Jazz one of the most tech-savvy teams in the NBA

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Quantinuum’s new cybersecurity project signals that the future of quantum computing is—maybe, finally— here

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FORTUNE Brainstorm Tech<br />
December 1st, 2021<br />
Half Moon Bay, CA
11:45 AM<br />
THE FOOD REVOLUTION IS UPON US<br />
Consumers have more and more options when it comes to new alternatives to meat. We hear from two of the industry’s top entrepreneurs on how producing new forms of food can affect our health and the environment.<br />
Speakers:<br />
Dr. Lisa Dyson, Founder and CEO, Air Protein<br />
Dr. Uma Valeti, Founder and CEO, UPSIDE Foods<br />
Moderator: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE
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Can lab-based meat be vegan?

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FORTUNE Brainstorm Tech<br />
December 1st, 2021<br />
Half Moon Bay, CA
10:05 AM<br />
SUPPLY CHAIN HAS ITS MOMENT<br />
From toilet paper shortages to an expected scarcity of Christmas trees, we’re seeing an unprecedented, global supply chain crisis unfolding before our eyes. The impacts are devastating. But this massive problem also presents an opportunity to innovate. How are execs in the supply and logistics functions rising to meet the current challenge?<br />
Lior Ron, Co-founder and Head, Uber Freight<br />
Lynn Torrel, Chief Procurement and Supply Chain Officer, Flex<br />
Moderator: Brian O’Keefe, FORTUNE
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A ‘not-so-modest’ proposal for fixing the supply chain mess

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FORTUNE Brainstorm Tech<br />
November 30, 2021<br />
Half Moon Bay, CA
4:45 PM<br />
MUSIC, CRYPTO, AND WEB 3.0<br />
Web 2.0 upended the music industry with streaming services. Web 3.0 is poised to have an even more profound impact on artists and their fans with vehicles like NFTs and DAOs. These two experts are teaming up for the future.<br />
Speakers:<br />
Justin Blau, Chief Executive Officer, royal.io<br />
Katie Haun, General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz<br />
Moderator: Brian O’Keefe, FORTUNE
Photograph by Nick Otto for FORTUNE BRAINSTORM TECH

Musicians turn to NFTs and other digital goods to disrupt the music industry and reward loyal fans

Rent the Runway cofounder and CEO Jennifer Hyman and Levi Strauss CEO Chip Bergh both saw strong upticks in their businesses.

How Levi’s and Rent the Runway rode a pandemic sales boost

Brian Deese, White House National Economic Council Director

President Biden’s top economic advisor touts near-term benefits of big spending bills

Fortune CEO Initiative
Washington, D.C.
Tuesday, November 16, 2021
11.00-11.20 AM AM RESPONDING TO THE PANDEMIC’S NEXT PHASE
Every published prediction he has made to date on the global pandemic has been accurate, so where are we now and what will happen in the future? We’ll hear from Dr. Mark Dybul on what business leaders can do to navigate the global pandemic and what lies ahead in this one-on-one conversation.
The Hon. Mark Dybul, MD, Chief Executive Officer, Enochian BioSciences; Professor of Medicine, Georgetown University Medical Center
In conversation with: Alyson Shontell, FORTUNE
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Georgetown medical professor and immunologist predicts there will be a fully vaccine-resistant COVID variant by the spring

Fortune CEO Initiative
Washington, D.C.
Tuesday, November 16, 2021
9.30–10.00 AM THE NEXT CRISIS CEOs NEED TO BE THINKING ABOUT NOW
Rapid advances in software over recent decades have brought opportunities for the private sector, but they pose new challenges, too. The emergence of software-defined technologies like cyber warfare, artificial intelligence, and more have empowered bad actors with new tools to disrupt operations in both the private and public sectors. Security concerns from state (China, Russia, Iran) and non-state (terrorist groups, international criminal networks) organizations alike pose a novel and increasingly complex set of challenges for business leaders. This conversation will dive into the threats that lurk in a digital world, from the tools you need to protect your enterprise to a breakdown of the most pressing security concerns today.
Christian Brose, Chief Strategy Officer, Anduril Industries; Author, The Kill Chain
Kiersten Todt, Chief of Staff, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA)
In conversation with: Brian O’Keefe, FORTUNE
Rebecca Greenfield for Fortune Magazine

Cybersecurity experts say public-private partnership is the key to preventing future attacks

A.I.’s role in financial transactions needs the human element of ‘explainability’

Motional IONIQ 5-based robotaxi

Motional’s driverless taxi fleet will expand worldwide after Vegas 2023 launch, CEO says

Dr. Lynne Parker, Director, National AI Initiative, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
In conversation with: Brian O’Keefe, FORTUNE

White House A.I. director says U.S. should model Europe’s approach to regulation