April 16 –19 TEDMEDLive2013 Bring TEDMED to Your Organization…at no charge. Creative collaboration is the future, says Katie Couric. The respected journalist enlisted in the war on cancer after the untimely passing of her husband. At TEDMED 2012, Ms. Couric told attendees that researchers must share wisdom, perspective and even tissue samples. Excitement!
JAY WALKER Curator and Chairman TEDMED
Dear friend of TEDMED,
What if your institution could host talks by 20 of the world’s most important leaders in health and medicine – all on a single day? !e cost would be millions. But the inspiration and impact would be worth every dollar.
Now your organization can host an event of this caliber, cost-free.
TEDMED is the exclusive gathering where world-class doers and thinkers share their vision of the future of health and medicine. People like E.O. Wilson, Craig Venter, Katie Couric, Dean Kamen, Sanjay Gupta, Billie Jean King, and the directors of the FDA, CDC and NIH. TEDMED Live Simulcast !anks to the magic of TEDMED Live, you can bring our dazzling event to your local auditorium in a realtime simulcast of our exclusive Kennedy Center stage program. You can choose to host TEDMED Live for one day…two days…or all three and a half days of our April 16-19, 2013 event. Providing lunch on-site for your local attendees will encourage them to make surprising connections among people and ideas. During programming breaks, feel free to showcase your own local, in-person speakers, too.
Attending TEDMED on-site typically costs $5,000 per person. Because your non-profit organization is a vital member of the health community, TEDMED Live is available to you with all costs underwritten by our generous sponsors and corporate affiliates.
You don’t have to spend millions to host a million-dollar event in your own backyard. TEDMED will energize your community with the biggest names and most exciting ideas in health and medicine. Shouldn’t you be part of the TEDMED excitement?
Sincerely,
Jay Walker Curator and Chairman TEDMED TEDMED Live Simulcast
TEDMED is a good place to start a revolution. So said Sandeep Kishore, a young Harvard-educated doctor who urged medical schools and med students worldwide to examine “the causes of the causes” of disease, including social and economic factors. A tradition of excellence
Every year for the past 25 years, TED has celebrated “ideas worth spreading” in the fields of technology, entertainment, and design. TED Talks have been watched one billion times worldwide. TEDMED celebrates those fields too but with emphasis on health, medicine, and science.
TEDMED Live TEDMED: Serving America and the World Simulcast Our community engages around three core values: Innovation “I look for similarities Innovation means more than just new technology. and differences in It’s also about new perspectives, new ways of [biological] solutions... connecting and new ways of thinking. There could be Imagination n o i t connections out there a c i By bringing together people and ideas from widely n u m waiting to be found.” different disciplines, we encourage people to make m o C s DIANE KELLY the surprising connections that lead to unexpected p i l i h Senior Research Fellow, P collaborations. r o University of Massachusetts, f i t e Amherst r a Inspiration p p A n i
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TEDMED Live Kennedy Center Simulcast, April 16-19, 2013
TEDMED 2013 happens at the Kennedy Center and via Live Simulcast in affiliated auditoriums around the world. TEDMED believes that the future of health and medicine will be shaped by vital input from leading medical colleges,
TEDMED Live teaching hospitals, government agencies, and non-profit Simulcast institutions. And so, in a spirit of collaboration and information sharing, the entire TEDMED event will be broadcast free to these institutions. “Humanity is now Your institution can simulcast as much – or as little fully into the – of TEDMED as you choose. For example, you might techno-scientific age organize a one-day event (a “TEDMED Day”) with two or three 90-minute sessions (each session features five – and there will be to seven speakers). Complement the TEDMED sessions n o i t
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High-definition simulcast from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. High-de!nition video of each TEDMED stage presentation will be broadcast directly from the Kennedy Center, in real-time or time-delayed to an auditorium at your institution. You may send up to two Delegates to the Kennedy Center to link the audiences and amplify the experience. TEDMED Live Simulcast
Enjoy a direct connection to the TEDMED experience TEDMED Connect, an innovative mobile app, allows Delegates and associates to send questions to speakers while they are live on stage, request follow-up information and join the conversation on the Great Challenges of health and medicine. TEDMED is interactive
TEDMED Connect is a great way to interact with the stage and the larger community.
As a TEDMED Live affiliate, your participants are wired into the total TEDMED experience through TEDMED Connect, a mobile app for smart phones, laptops and tablet computers.
Delegates at the Kennedy Center and TEDMED Live TEDMED Live Simulcast associates at affiliate sites use TEDMED Connect to link “live” to the speakers on the TEDMED stage and to each other. Your TEDMED Live Delegate(s) at the Kennedy Center can serve as ambassador(s), further linking the audiences and amplifying the experience. Delegates and associates use the app to ask the speakers questions, send comments, and participate in live polls and games that are part of the event. TEDMED Connect Mobile app for cell phones, laptops TEDMED Connect contains all the key information and tablet computers, is available at no cost thanks to the generous about TEDMED session schedules and speakers as well support of the Verizon Foundation. as a “What’s On Now” button that allows real-time check-in on conference talks. Detailed session calendars as well as biographies for each speaker from every session can also be accessed through the app. n a l
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Schedule TEDMED Live with flexibility.
Your institution can experience each TEDMED session as a live broadcast directly from the Kennedy Center or “live-on-tape” immediately thereafter. Having access to both formats during the event, April 16-19th, and through Sunday April 21st (midnight your time zone) lets
TEDMED Live you schedule and program your event with maximum Simulcast flexibility and accommodates affiliates in all time zones. Each TEDMED speaker is powerful individually. Yet, in unison with other session presentations, individual talks “Successful innovation become far more poignant. For this reason, we strongly is not a single recommend that each 90-minute session be experienced breakthrough. It is not in its entirety. a sprint for the solo You are encouraged to invite complementary speakers runner. It is a team to your stage and video record their talks. Use this opportunity to discover new talent within your sport – a relay race.” institution or to explore areas in medicine of deep QUYEN NGUYEN interest to you. Associate Professor, Department of Surgery, UC San Diego !e best talks from TEDMED Live affiliates will be posted on tedmed.com, and the best of those may be invited to speak at TEDMED 2014. TEDMED Live Simulcast
Amazing things happen when we’re open to new ideas. The ancients used mushrooms for medicinal purposes, but biologist Paul Stamets says we are still learning astounding new things about them. His moving personal story brought TEDMED to its feet. TEDMED Live Simulcast
Penetrating questions from the National Institutes of Health. To defeat disease, NIH director Francis Collins asked: “How can we be better, smarter, faster? We need the best and the brightest from many different disciplines to join this effort.” Engage the Great Challenges
Join the Great Challenges Program The 20 Great Challenges Are:
Sponsored by !e Robert Wood Johnson • Inventing Wellness Programs Foundation in 2011, 2012 and again in • !e Caregiver Crisis 2013, !e Great Challenges Program • !e Role of the Patient explores thoughtful perspectives from every • !e Obesity Crisis discipline and from all sectors of society. • Achieving Medical Innovation
We seek to provide a comprehensive view, • Managing Chronic Diseases TEDMED Live Simulcast incorporating multiple perspectives that • Medical Communication can set the stage for truly effective action. • Reducing Childhood Obesity Your institution can participate in the • Making Prevention Popular Great Challenges Program by inviting • End-of-life Care speakers to your stage to address one or • Causes of Sleep Deprivation more of these challenges. • Impact of Poverty on Health On Friday afternoon, Delegates will meet • Faster Adoption of Best Practices in Washington, DC and via an online • Impact of Stress interactive session to discuss these challenges. • Future of Personalized Medicine Your attendees can participate in this online • Promoting Active Lifestyles discussion via TEDMED Connect as well. • Preparing for Dementia !e video-recording of your speakers • Addressing Healthcare Costs on the Great Challenges will be posted on • Whole-Patient Care TEDMED.com under the specific challenge, and the best of those speakers may be • Eliminating Medical Error invited to speak at TEDMED 2014.
!e Great Challenges Program is sponsored by: TEDMED Live Simulcast
Leverage your TEDMED Live event as an opportunity to strenghten your organization. Bring your voice into the conversation and in"uence this extraordinary content to inspire your organization to think differently and imagine new possibilities. Leverage TEDMEDLive
Some ideas on how to get the most out of your TEDMED Live event:
Name a Champion Organize healthy activities Elect a take-charge person who is Consider organizing a run, walk, yoga passionate about creating a better or another exercise activity to start future in health and medicine and TEDMED Live on a healthy note. knows how to plan events using Provide healthy snacks throughout the TEDMED Live traditional marketing and online day. Have a meditation session during Simulcast social networking tools. a break. Invite an inspirational athlete to your stage. Create your own TEDMED community Include an Innovation Alley Your champion(s) should help identify Show cool, new ideas and products interdisciplinary groups and invite from within and outside your participants ranging from students to institution. !e more interactive, colleagues to local representatives who the better. will enrich your TEDMED Live event. Leverage TEDMED assets Plan special events around Build pre-event excitement by pointing TEDMED Live guests to TEDMED.com to view past TEDMED Live presents an extraordi- talks and get information on upcoming nary opportunity to build relationships speakers. Encourage your guests to —strengthening those that are estab- download the TEDMED Connect app lished and fostering new ones. Consider (for iPhone, iPad and Android). !e app hosting lunches, dinners, or cocktail will be available on prior to the event. parties and inviting board members, trustees, celebrities, and benefactors. Bring TEDMED to your institution!
3 easy steps to bring TEDMED Live 2013 to your institution:
1. Let us know you are interested. You can do this by registering at TEDMED.com under the TEDMED Live tab.
2. Reserve auditorium(s) on your campus. TEDMED Live Simulcast !ere are ten, approximately 90-minute sessions beginning at 8:45 am Eastern Time on April 17th Get started today and ending at 1 pm on April 19th and one special Bring TEDMED Live to your institution program on the evening of April 16th. Institutions simply by registering at tedmed.com can view as much, or as little, of the event as desired. to view the simulcast and reserving an auditorium on your campus. 3. Start promoting your TEDMED Live now! TEDMED Delegates pay $5,000 each to attend TEDMED at the Kennedy Center. Your audience gets to enjoy the same mind-bending, thought-provoking content live for free! Shout it out to your institution. !is is a once-a-year, can’t miss event.
Providing support TEDMED Live is brought throughout California: to their members by: Technical Requirements
No satellite dish or special equipment required. All you need is internet access.
To experience the highest quality video and ensure an uninterrupted stream, you will need a minimum of 4 Mbps (4000 kbps) through a wired Internet connection and a large display screen/monitor suitable
for the size of your auditorium or conference room. TEDMED Live Simulcast Mac Requirements: • Player: Safari 5.1.2 or greater Minimal Technical Requirements Just follow our quality guidelines • Display: 1280x720 (720p) and technical requirements to enjoy • 1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo or faster the TEDMED Live experience. • At least 256MB of RAM • 64MB or greater video card
PC Requirements: • Player: Windows Explorer 9 or Mozilla Firefox • Display: 1280x720 (720p) • 2.8 GHz Intel Pentium 4 or faster processor • At least 512MB of RAM • 64MB or greater video card
For more information contact [email protected] FRANCIS COLLINS KATIE COURIC TODD PARK E.O. WILSON LYNDA CHIN Director of the National Co-Founder, Stand Up To Cancer U.S. Chief Technology Officer Honorary Curator in Entomology Scientific Director, Institute Institutes of Health and Special Correspondent, & University Research Professor for Applied Cancer Science, UT ABC News Emeritus, Harvard University MD Anderson Cancer Center Past Speakers
A history of world class speakers.
From Nobel Prize-winning researchers to cutting-edge thinkers who have mapped the genome, re-conceptualized cancer, and redefined robotics, the TEDMED stage is home to a parade of men and woman who transport our audience into a larger, more promising world. TEDMED Live Simulcast One moment you may hear an astronaut talking about the medical challenges of spaceflight…and the next, see a 13-year-old, struggling with autism, “speak” through a keyboard.
PEGGY HAMBURG GAIL MCGOVERN BILLIE JEAN KING JONATHAN EISEN ANDREW READ Commissioner, U.S. Food President and CEO of the Founder and Honorary Chair, Evolutionary Biologist, DOE Director Center for Infectious and Drug Administration American Red Cross Women’s Sports Foundation Joint Genome Institute Disease Dynamics, Penn State University
BARBARA BASS ROBERT GUPTA JOHN HOFFMAN JUDITH SALERNO RISA LAVIZZO-MOUREY Director, Methodist Institute Founder/Artistic Director, V.P., HBO Documentary Films; Leonard Schaeffer Exec. Officer President and CEO, Robert for Technology, Innovation, Street Symphony Executive Producer, Weight of of the Institute of Medicine of Wood Johnson Foundation and Education the Nation the National Academies LESLIE SAXON JON COHEN CRAIG VENTER MARK HYMAN BILLY COHN Exec. Director & Founder, USC Senior V.P., Chief Medical Founder, Chairman & President, Author & Chairman, Institute Dir., Minimally Invasive Surgical Center for Body Computing Officer & Director of Hospital J. Craig Venter Institute for Functional Medicine Technology, TX Heart Institute Services, Quest Diagnostics
GREGORY PETSKO SANJAY GUPTA DAVID AGUS JAY LOMBARD MEHMET C. OZ Chair, Dept. of Biochemistry, Chief Medical Correspondent, Professor of Medicine, Chief Scientific Officer, TV Host, Author and Cardiac Brandeis University CNN. Neurosurgeon USC Keck School of Medicine Genomind Surgeon
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FRANZISKA MICHOR FREDA LEWIS-HALL JOEL SALATIN OTIS BRAWLEY DIANE KELLY Assoc. Prof. of Computational Executive VP & Chief Medical Beyond Organic Farmer Chief Medical Officer, Senior Research Fellow Univ. Biology, Dana-Farber Cancer Officer, Pfizer, Inc. and Author American Cancer Society of Massachusetts, Amherst Institute
CHARLES PELL DEEPAK CHOPRA DANNY HILLIS REBECCA ONIE BRYAN STEVENSON Founder, Physcient Physician, Public Speaker, Chairman and Co-Founder, Co-Founder & CEO, Executive Director, Writer Applied Minds, Inc. Health Leads Equal Justice Initiative
CHERYL PEGUS SANDEEP KISHORE BUD FRAZIER HOWARD-YANA SHAPIRO REISA SPERLING Chief Medical Officer, M.D., Ph.D. Student, Co-chair, Chief, Center for Cardiac Support, Global Staff Officer, Plant Dir., !e Center for Alzheimer Walgreen Co. Young Professionals Chronic Director Cardiovascular Surgery Science & External Research Research & Treatment, Disease Network Research, Texas Heart Institute Mars, Incorporated Brigham and Women’s Hospital . C L L , s e c n e r e f n o
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