Chief Innovation Officer Summit Inciting Discovery, Inspiring Change

December 2 & 3, 2014 Crowne Plaza Times Square New York Confirmed Speakers 1

Confirmed Speakers

• Chief Innovation Officer, Dell • VP, Breakthrough Innovation, Kraft • Chief R&D Officer, The Hershey Company • Chief Innovation Officer, BBH • Chief Innovation Officer, Dell • Chief Innovation Officer, Hyatt Corporation • Chief Knowledge Officer, NASA • Chief Innovation Officer, Thales • VP, Innovation, Kaiser Permanente • President, Quirky • M.D, Strategic Growth Initiatives, BNY Mellon • Head of Future Technologies, Pearson • Chief Innovation Officer, Georgia State Uni. • Head of Knowledge & Innovation, MassMutual • Chief Innovation Officer, Philadelphia 76ers • VP, Innovation, 7-Eleven • SVP, Innovation, Alex Lee • Chief Innovation Officer, UCLA Health • Lead, Global Innovation Program, Morgan Stanley • SVP, Strategic Business Innovation, Disney CEO, Altitude • VP, Innovation & Insight , Pernod Ricard • • Director, Business Innovation, Innocentive President, Imaginatik • • Senior Vice President, Parc • Director, Innovation, Eastman Chemical • Chief Innovation Officer, City of Kansas City • Chief Innovation Officer, Philips • VP, Embedded Innovation, Hasbro • SVP, Innovation, Balfour Beatty • Co-Founder, New Urban Mechanics, City of Boston • Director, Business Innovation, Innocentive • Director, New Urban Mechanics, City of Philadelphia • Lead, Strategy & Innovation, NASA • Chief Innovation Officer, Govt. Nashville & Davidson F TI L Who Will You Meet? 2

There is no question that IE. provides the gold standard events in the industry and will Job Title Of Attendees connect you with key decision makers and Attendees are at Director thought leaders in the market. You will be 78% meeting senior level executives from major level or above corporations and innovative small to medium size companies. President 3% /Principal

21% Company Size Of Attendees SVP/VP

1000+ Employees 300-999 Employees 50-299 Employees 12% C-Level Less than 49 Employees

42% Snr. Director /Director 56% 81% 25% Attendees are companies with at least 300 employees Global Head

13% / Head 11% Snr. Manager 8% 8% /Manager Academic (1%)

Confirmed Delegates Include

• VP, Personal Insurance Innovation, Liberty Mutual • SVP, Digital & Innovation, Victoria’s Secret • VP, Global Innovation, Nestle • Vice President, Innovation, The Hershey Company • Chief Innovation Officer, L’Oreal • Sr. Director, Product & Innovation, Southwest Airlines • SVP, Global Innovation, AIA • Director, Consumer Innovation, Humana • Executive Director, Estee Lauder

F TI L About The Summit 3

The ! Chief Innovation Officer Summit brings together 'Innovation is the ability to convert ideas into invoices' thought leaders from the world’s most respected companies, creating an open forum for discussion. The essence of the quote above is the primary goal of the Spanning across industries, it provides varying approaches Chief Innovation Officer. However, how does one go about to opportunities and challenges that are ultimately implementing this effectively in a large organization? How common within the innovation function. do you balance a shift towards innovation with a company's cultural DNA? How do you bring everyone From exploratory case studies to panel sessions and open along with you? Beyond that, a framework for process, discussions, the summit is a forum for the most influential implementation & execution is required; it’s an exciting, and driven practitioners to walk away with truly valuable critical time for innovation professionals. contacts and insights.!

Confirmed Speaker Information

Guy Wollaert Sachin Jain Chief Technical & Innovation Officer Chief Medical Information & Innovation Coca-Cola Officer Merck

Guy is currently Senior Vice President and Chief Technical Sachin H. Jain is chief medical information and and Innovation Officer at The Coca-Cola Company, innovation officer (CMIIO) at Merck. Prior to joining Merck, where, since 2011, he has led the integration of multiple Sachin was senior advisor to the administrator of the businesses into a dynamic global community across the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), following corporate functions: Global Sustainable where he helped launch the Center for Medicare and Procurement, Technical Operations, Scientific & Medicaid Innovation. He also served as special assistant Regulatory Affairs, Global Governance for Quality, Safety to the National Coordinator for Health Information and Environment, Global Research & Development, Coca- Technology at the Office of the National Coordinator for Cola Freestyle and Innovation & Entrepreneurship. Health Information Technology (ONC). Sachin is a Altogether, this work is critical to ensuring the quality, founder of several non-profit healthcare ventures safety and great taste of every Coca-Cola product sold in including the Homeless Health Clinic at the Harvard 207 countries around the world every day. Square Homeless Shelter; the Harvard Bone Marrow Initiative; and ImproveHealthCare.org.

Jim Stikeleather Marty Yudkovitz Chief Innovation Officer (Retired) Head of Strategic Innovation Dell The Walt Disney Company

For more than 30 years, Jim Stikeleather has designed, Martin J. Yudkovitz leads The Walt Disney Company’s developed and implemented award winning information Strategic Innovation group, which identifies and develops and communications technologies that help businesses new businesses for Disney to enter across all of its and institutions succeed. He has spoken and consulted business lines and manages the corporate-wide process internationally on digital infrastructures, evaluation of for business innovation. Prior to that role, Mr. Yudkovitz emerging technologies, and provided strategic guidance served as Senior Vice President for Corporate Strategy on their application to achieve business outcomes. He and Business Development at Disney, where he played a participates in international technology standards bodies, key role in devising new strategies that helped the has multiple book and industry-article contributions to his company reach and sustain industry-leading levels of credit and advises a number of technology incubators. growth and success. Additionally, Jim holds two patents. Jim came to Dell via Perot Systems. Perot acquired a company he started, the Technical Resource Connection (TRC), in 1996. Confirmed Speaker Information 4

Nigel Jacob Barry Calpino Co-Founder, Office of New Urban VP, Breakthrough Innovation Mechanics Kraft City of Boston

Nigel Jacob is the co-founder the Office of New Urban Barry is VP of Breakthrough Innovation at Kraft Foods Mechanics, a civic innovation incubator and R&D Lab Group, leading Innovation across the KFG BU teams. within Boston’s City Hall. Nigel works to develop new Barry has been at Kraft since 2009. He has 20 years of models of innovation for cities in the 21st century. Prior to CPG Brand Marketing experience, with 14 years spent joining the City of Boston in 2006, Nigel worked for and mostly or entirely focused on leading Innovation. Leading launched a series of technology start-ups in the Boston CPG companies he has worked for in Innovation include area. Nigel is also the Urban Technologist in Residence at SC Johnson, Kellogg's and Wrigley, where he led Gum Living Cities, a philanthropic collaboration of 22 of the and Candy innovation for North America prior to coming world’s largest foundations and financial institutions, and to Kraft. Barry has an undergraduate degree in is a board member at Code For America. Marketing from Marquette and his MBA from Kellogg- Northwestern. Barry is from Chicago, where he resides with wife and 3 kids.

Jeff Semenchuk Ashley Hand Chief Innovation Officer Chief Innovation Officer Hyatt City of Kansas City

Jeff Semenchuk serves as the first chief innovation Ashley was appointed as the City of Kansas City's first officer at Hyatt Hotels Corporation, a leading global Chief Innovation Officer by Mayor Sly James in January hospitality company. He has more than 25 years of 2013. This appointment made KCMO the first city to hire experience as a corporate innovator, playing key strategic a female Chief Innovation Officer in the country. Working roles for companies for companies in industries ranging collaboratively, Ashley focuses on process improvement from financial services to pharmaceuticals. He previously at City Hall through strategic planning, staff involvement served as a founder and managing director of Citigroup’s and the application of lean methodology for continuous global Growth Ventures & Innovation unit. He was also improvement. In addition, she supports the Mayor's head of global innovation at Pfizer Consumer Healthcare, Challenge Cabinet, a recently created board of young has founded four start-ups and worked as a corporate professionals appointed to enhance community and civic consultant, including serving as a senior advisor with the engagement. Monitor Group.

Gopika Kannan Luis Solis Head of Knowledge & Innovation President, North America Practices Imaginatik MassMutual

Gopika Kannan is an innovation strategist with 12+ years’ Author of "Innovation Alchemists: What Every CEO Needs experience in leading knowledge enabled M&A, cultural to Know to Hire the Right Chief Innovation Officer," Luis transformation initiatives & building innovation catalyzes innovation at organizations seeking advantage. capabilities. Gopika currently leads Knowledge & He is an entrepreneur, tech executive, strategist and Innovation Practices at MassMutual. She has worked with hands-on advisor. As President of Imaginatik, he has leading aerospace, automotive & insurance corporations’ guided the business turnaround of this collaborative in Europe, North America and South Asia. Gopika has innovation software and consultancy pioneer. A resident published in several peer reviewed journals and co- of Boulder, Colorado, Luis earned an MBA/JD from authored books. She has a Ph.D. from the Indian Institute Stanford University and a BA in Philosophy from the of Science, Bangalore and currently lives in Connecticut, University of Pennsylvania. His passions: fathering two sons, skiing, collecting cuff links and writing. Confirmed Speaker Information 5

Story Bellows Yiaway Yeh Director, Mayor's Office of New Urban Co-Chief Innovation Officer Mechanics Govt. of Nashville & Davidson City of Philadelphia County

Story Bellows is the City of Philadelphia’s Director of the Yiaway Yeh serves as the Co-Chief Innovation Officer of Mayor’s Office of New Urban Mechanics. The office is a Nashville and Davidson County Metro Government and civic idea and innovation incubator and R+D lab in City since July 2013 has co-headed Nashville Mayor Karl F. Hall. Story leads a variety of cross sector collaborations Dean’s new Office of Innovation. His portfolio includes and directs FastFWD, Philadelphia’s winning submission promoting open data, supporting Nashville’s to the Bloomberg Philanthropies Mayors Challenge. Prior entrepreneurial ecosystem, and creating to joining Mayor Nutter’s administration, Story served as interdepartmental-community partnerships. He was the Director of the Mayors’ Institute on City Design. An urban former Mayor and a City Councilmember of Palo Alto, designer by training, Story started her career in private CA. Professionally, he has over a decade of experience in design practice in Chicago. She holds a BA from Colgate municipal operations, financial management, University and MSc from the London School of Economics. performance auditing, and consulting across several metropolitan regions around the country.

Georgina Melone A Story of Fun and Games and Failure VP, Embedded Innovation Hasbro Tales of successful Innovations are indeed exhilarating, but deconstructing failures can be so much more entertaining, and enlightening. Play industry management Georgina grew up innovating in a home filled with had dubbed Project Zambi as “a noble experiment”. cardboard boxes, steak knives, bungi chords, and Discover just why, as Georgina will power point you siblings. In the Melone Home, playing with music, food, dirt through an epic corporate innovation journey. We will or most any medium was never discouraged.In her grown track an unlikely hero, Zambi the toy baby elephant, all the up life, Georgina could not give up play, so she studied at way from his crowd-sourcd invention, to a Toy Fair debut, Rhode Island School of Design, became a puppeteer, and then onto his arrival on the retail shelves. There is much then a toy designer for Hasbro. Most recently, Gina serves about innovation to be learned from this persistent, plush as the VP of Imbedded Innovation for Hasbro. An pachyderm. intrapreneurial group focused in strategic disruption of the play and entertainment industry. As the founder of this group, Georgina describes it as the “probiotics of innovation” for the corporation at large. Invented and imbedded within the Global Development Organization, this group applies design thinking and methodologies to the business of goal-oriented innovation.

Leonardo Mordasini Effective Innovation in a Regulated Lead, Global Innovation Program Environment Morgan Stanley

Innovation is one of the most overloaded buzzwords used today. All too often in the business world, we find the word Leonardo Mordasini works for the office of the CTO at innovation used to depict a superficial goal that everyone Morgan Stanley, and currently runs the Global Innovation wants to accomplish, but many are unable to do so. With Program for Morgan Stanley’s Technology Division. He is the rise of the Millennial’s into the work force, we need to responsible for defining and building a framework to be cognizant of the new generation that was born in the facilitate, drive and foster innovation both internally age of distractions filled with social networks and gamified amongst technology employees at Morgan Stanley as well environments. Without a proper framework, to facilitate as externally with universities worldwide. Leonardo joined and engross our employees in a meaningful way, Morgan Stanley in the Spring of 2011 as a performance innovation just becomes another bullet point on a engineer and has been in his innovation role since the PowerPoint and nothing more. Spring of 2013. Leonardo Mordasini, a graduate from Marist College, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology with a minor in Psychology. Confirmed Speaker Information 6

Deborah Hopkins Infrastructure of Innovation Chief Innovation Officer Citi Ventures Tech-driven disruption is bringing dramatic change across industries and radically shifting customer expectations. From “no-click” payments to wearables and crypto- Debby Hopkins is Chief Innovation Officer of Citi and CEO currency, emerging technologies are shaping and blurring of Citi Ventures. She is responsible for accelerating and the lines between industries, financial services scaling innovation across the company. Debby’s focus is to included. This poses a few key questions: How curate a deep understanding of market trends relevant to should established corporates keep up with emerging Citi’s businesses; seek new ideas and technologies for technologies? And, what kinds of systems can companies investment, piloting and commercialization; and build create to really foster innovation internally? Debby internal and external ecosystems to reimagine the future Hopkins, Chief Innovation Officer of Citi, will discuss the of financial services. Prior to Citi, Debby held several ways that Citi Ventures is driving an innovation agenda senior positions, including Chief Financial Officer for both with speed and impact at scale. Boeing and Lucent Technologies. She serves on several boards, and has been named twice by Fortune as one of the most powerful women in American business.

Will Papa Unexpected Delight: Creating What Chief R&D Officer Consumers Don’t Yet Know They Want The Hershey Company

The ultimate consumer compliment is one simple sentence: “How did you know I wanted that?” Getting this William (Will) Papa is Chief Research and Development outcome isn’t so simple. Will Papa, Chief Research & Officer for The Hershey Company. In this role, he is Development Officer at The Hershey Company, will talk responsible for the company’s upstream research, about how to make this happen through the convergence technology, packaging and product development of consumer knowledge and inspiring ideas. You can’t functions. Papa leads a team responsible for developing have one without the other. A successful innovator can new product and packaging innovations that are critical to bring together the whole picture:deep data and insights; a the company’s key strategy of driving growth through finger on the pulse; and creative, testable prototypes. innovation. Papa joined Hershey in October 2012. Prior to Don’t ask consumers what they want, listen to what they Hershey, he worked at Procter & Gamble in roles of say and observe what they do. That’s where deep insights increasing responsibility in the Engineering and Research into unmet needs intersect with great ideas and & Development departments. His most recent role was innovation professionals are inspired to create entirely Director, Personal Beauty Care Research & Development new products that!delight consumers and drive growth. working predominantly on the Olay Brand.

Nadim Yacteen Strategic Intuition - How Innovation Really Innovation Leader Happens Strategy&

In a recent survey of top CEOs around the world, only 14% are happy with their company’s ability to innovate. The Nadim Yacteen is a Senior Executive Advisor with Booz & problem? The way most of us believe we generate killer Company based in New York. His primary area of ideas is the opposite of what actually works. The skills and expertise is assisting clients with achieving their objectives expertise that make top performers successful end up by identifying, developing and helping drive execution of getting in the way of innovation. Most formal approaches novel strategies. Prior to joining Booz & Company, Nadim to innovation are helpful but dangerously incomplete and was a partner with Navigant Consulting, where he the way most organizations try to innovate is doomed established and led his practice’s innovation team. He from the start. Come to this session to find out how to began his career with Johnson & Johnson and Novartis in create and execute breakthrough innovations in your a number of U.S. and Global strategic positions. Nadim organizations. received his B.S. in economics from the University of Massachusetts and serves as a guest lecturer at Columbia Business School. Confirmed Speaker Information 7

Ed Hoffman Innovation, Adaptation, and Knowledge at Chief Knowledge Officer NASA: Lessons from LCROSS NASA

NASA projects are often “firsts” or one-of-a-kind missions that require practitioners to innovate, draw on specialized Dr. Ed Hoffman is the director of the NASA Academy of knowledge, and adapt to unanticipated circumstances. Program/Project and Engineering Leadership (APPEL) Engineers face significant challenges meeting the physical and NASA's Chief Knowledge Officer. He works within constraints (e.g., a satellite’s dimensions and mass) of a NASA as well as with leaders of industry, academia, mission's launch vehicle as well as the cost and schedule professional associations, and other government requirements. And at a time of unprecedented budget agencies to develop the agency's capabilities in program pressure across the agency, program and project and project management and engineering. Dr. Hoffman managers have to make the most of low-cost has written numerous journal articles, co-authored opportunities to get projects launched. "Frugal innovation” Shared Voyage: Learning and Unlearning from typically refers to products that use existing technologies Remarkable Projects (NASA, 2005) and Project in radically simplified ways to make something new, Management Success Stories: Lessons of Project Leaders robust, and affordable. The Lunar Crater Observation and (Wiley, 2000), and speaks frequently at conferences and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) is an example of frugal associations. innovation at NASA. In this presentation, Ed & Marguerite will examine the lessons learned from LCROSS.

Rob Chumley Innovating Within an 87 Year Old Company VP, Retail & Business Innovation 7-Eleven 7-Eleven is the world leader in Convenience retailing; from a single store in 1927 in Oak Cliff Texas to more than 53,000 stores worldwide in 2014. The 7-Eleven story is Rob Chumley is the Vice President of Innovation at 7- one of continuous improvement and innovation better Eleven Inc in Dallas TX. The Innovation team is an meet the needs of its guests. !This presentation will cover autonomous business unit created in 2011 tasked with the journey of the 7-Eleven Innovation practice from its redefining the convenience retail experience both in-store inception in 2011 to current. Specific attention will be paid and out. The team is focused on: In Store Experience, to the lessons learned along the way in terms of mission, Digital Engagement, and Voice of the Customer, Omni- sponsorship, strategy, structure, people, approach, Channel Commerce and New Business Development. scorecard and communication.! Prior to joining 7-Eleven Rob spent several years in leadership positions with Kellogg’s, Coca-Cola, Gillette and Proctor and Gamble. Rob holds a Bachelor of Engineering Degree from the Royal Military College of Canada as well as an MBA from Dalhousie University.

Pete Roney Innovating in Non-Traditional Methods Chief Innovation Officer Thales In this presentation, Pete will explore how global, aerospace and government contractors are “innovating” in non-traditional methods. Specifically, using Paris- Pete Roney is Chief Innovation Officer of Thales Group in based Thales Group as an example, Pete will discuss how the United States. He is responsible for managing new foreign-based multi-nationals can work with start-ups business ventures, partnerships and projects with start- and small businesses in customer-focused innovation to ups and academic institutions, and the innovation process create new streams of global growth. across Thales’ businesses in the U.S. Previously, Pete held strategic and general management roles at leading enterprises within the global defense and aerospace industry. A graduate of the United States Military Academy and Wake Forest’s School of Business, Pete’s professional experience also includes a distinguished military career with the United States Army through which he is three-tour veteran of Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom. Confirmed Speaker Information 8

Faye Sahai Driving Innovation at Kaiser Permanente VP, Innovation & Advanced Technology Kaiser Permanente Kaiser Permanente is one of the United States' leading integrated health care providers with the nation’s highest engagement of digital health tools among its 9.1 million Faye Sahai is Vice President of Innovation & Advanced members. Learn how Kaiser Permanente sparks Technology for Kaiser Permanente where she leads the innovation across the organization to understand its charge to identify and assess new digital health customers’ needs and deliver health care that digitally technology, trends and strategy. Kaiser Permanente is one connects and supports its members 24/7. Kaiser of America’s leading integrated health care providers and Permanente Vice President of Innovation & Advanced not-for-profit health plans. With annual operating revenue Technology Faye Sahai explores how to drive innovation in of more than $50 billion, Kaiser Permanente serves 9.1 your organization, define your digital strategy and million members in eight states and the District of customer needs, and make sure you are meeting the Columbia. Faye oversees Kaiser Permanente’s Innovation requirements of your customers. Fund for Technology for frontline innovation projects and is IT partner to the Sidney R. Garfield Innovation Center (kp.org/innovationcenter), a 37,000-square-foot simulated care delivery and testing environment.

Phil Swisher Successfully Delivering Innovative New SVP & Head of Global Innovation Product Outcomes: An "Overnight Success" Brown Brothers Harriman Four Years in the Making

Creating innovative new products involves thinking Phil is focused on building new products and services that differently than the core business, and often using will generate meaningful long-term revenue for the firm. different tools, technologies and methods.! Over the past He is also one of eleven innovation experts appointed by four years, BBH has built an innovation program from the Governor of Massachusetts to his Council for scratch, and from August 2014 - February 2015, the Innovation, which was established to advise the Governor Innovation team will deliver four new enterprise on how best to improve government efficiency and use technology products, targeted at a client base of the technology to streamline the delivery of government world's most sophisticated asset managers and banks.! services. Prior to joining Brown Brothers Harriman, Phil This session will detail how the innovation program was worked for FHB Formation, a start-up that acquired built, and the tactics and techniques used to deliver the control of Northeast Bancorp. He also previously led a innovative new products inside a conservative global start-up, financed by the Kraft Group, that is focused on bank. commodities trading and risk management.

Marv White Innovation in Sports Broadcast - “You Win Chief Technologist for Innovation Some, You Lose a Lot” ESPN

Innovation requires risk taking with a willingness to fail and the skill to recognize when to move on. It also requires Marv White joined ESPN’s Emerging Technology group in persistence and is fostered by diversity in experience and 2010 and has the delightful responsibility of finding new knowledge.. We consider some examples to gain an technologies that are important for ESPN. He collaborates appreciation of these ideas. 1st & Ten, the yellow line that with university research groups on topics relating to video changed how fans view football, was a giant hit. It first and broadcast including light fields, Free Viewpoint Video, was rejected by Fox, who had first right of refusal. This and Augmented Reality. Mr. White was CTO of Sportvision, example together with the first on-air virtual effect, who won several Emmys by introducing 1st & Ten, the FoxTrax, the glowing hockey puck, illustrate the risks, virtual 1st down line in football, PitchFX, tracking every persistence, ability to withstand failure and the benefits pitch in Major League Baseball, showing results in K-Zone, of diversity quite well. We will review some other as well as NASCAR Raceview, Draft Track and several examples, like NASCAR pointers and stereo 3D broadcast other sports broadcast effects. and America’s Cup virtual graphics, to gain a deeper appreciation of these ideas. Confirmed Speaker Information 9

Declan Denehan This Might Hurt Just a Little: Creating a Managing Director, Strategic Successful Innovation Strategy & Program Growth Initiatives BNY Mellon Building and executing an Innovation Program within a global organization comes with plenty of opportunities, as Declan Denehan, Managing Director, with the Strategic well as challenges. Declan Denehan, Managing Director of Growth Initiatives Team (“SGI”). SGI leverages deep Strategic Growth Initiatives at BNY Mellon, understands domain expertise in investment management and services the risks and rewards that are inherent in such an with insights on evolving regulatory reforms and emerging undertaking. Having spent four years launching, pivoting technologies to accelerate opportunities for BNY Mellon and scaling a program to create a sustainable innovation globally. His role includes identifying and helping incubate ecosystem that works while driving bottom line results, large-scale new business efforts and VC investments in Denehan will share the sometimes painful, but always companies with strategically interesting models or rewarding lessons learned and best practices gleaned. He technologies. will explore all aspects of establishing a program that engages across multiple levels of a global organization, including: how to work with a company’s culture, define and measure goals, training large employee groups, incubate and accelerate the development of disruptive ideas, and understand external strategic venture investing.!

Kate Pomeroy Value Creation at the Heart of Innovation VP, Innovation & Customer Insights Pernod Ricard

Why does value creation matter? Do you really know where value creation is going for your consumer? Do you Kate is intrinsically interested in the deep-rooted truly understand their pain? At the heart of most motivations of people and the core essence/role of successful innovation is a clear understanding of the brands. For the past 10 years she’s been driving consumer, their needs and motivations – and what value consumer insights and brand strategy for Pernod Ricard’s it provides (or could provide) to them. This presentation illustrious portfolio, which includes ABSOLUT, Jameson, will provide tricks and tips for getting to the heart of value Malibu, The Glenlivet and Perrier Jouet. From 2013, she’s creation and thinking differently about what that could also been leading U.S. Innovation - building “new to world” mean for your innovation stream. brands and extensions such as ABSOLUT Elyx. Prior to Pernod Ricard, Kate spent 10 years as a Strategic Planner at Young & Rubicam and DMB&B Advertising. She’s an avid traveler, yogi and volleyballer and lives in Manhattan with her husband and two children.

Tabitha Crawford Leading the Innovation Culture Shift In Any SVP, Sustainability & Innovation Sector Balfour Beatty Investments

Balfour Beatty Investments, global infrastructure investor, delivers complex projects with focus in PPP, healthcare, Tabitha Crawford, CEM, CDSM, is global SVP power, transportation, waste and educational institution sustainability and innovation for Balfour Beatty markets. Balancing our culture of risk aversion with Investments. She has contributed to the Presidential market leading innovation required a shift in strategy. Climate Action Plan, Association of Energy Engineers’ Proven expertise in behavior change techniques helped Encyclopedia for R&D, and other publications. She also shape the “Innovation Lab” process that leverages existing initiated the largest solar-powered community via “no employees with no additional budget. Focus on client cost” third party ownership structure. Tabitha developed a demands, operational challenges, and new technologies smart grid/big data innovation program yielding 15% ensure relevance and results. Through trial-and-error, energy savings from behavior change in 3,900 homes. She we have created a highly effective program providing was awarded “Green Innovator of the Year” in 2011. employees the opportunity to participate in shaping the company’s future. Confirmed Speaker Information 10

Molly Coye Tesla or Google? Healthcare Innovation Chief Innovation Officer Accelerates UCLA Health

Healthcare is becoming more consumer-driven, and that means shopping for value, better patient experiences, and Dr. Molly Joel Coye is the Chief Innovation Officer of UCLA new pressures for hospitals and doctors. UCLA Health Health and director of the Institute for Innovation in Health established the Institute for Innovation to anticipate these at UCLA, where she leads the health system in identifying changes and find or invent new solutions. The UCLA new strategies, technologies, products and services to Global Lab has found ground-breaking new ways to keep support the large-scale transformation of healthcare. Dr. patients healthier and constrain costs. Many of these Coye was the founder and CEO of the Health Technology innovations are being fielded by new entrants into Center (HealthTech), a non-profit education and research healthcare like Walmart, CVS, and Verizon. Who will be organization established in 2000 that became the poised to win in a health ‘ecosystem' that is changing premier forecasting organization for emerging dynamically, and what can we learn from the most technologies in health care. successful innovators?

Doreen Lorenzo Making Invention Accessible President Quirky Invention will never be the same. Today the best ideas in the world aren't actually in the world, they're locked inside people's heads. Quirky exists to solve that problem. Doreen is President of Quirky, where she oversees Product Through our community of over 1 million people, we Development and Operations for this fast growing receive over four thousand ideas a week. Each week those company. Prior to Quirky, Doreen worked at frog design ideas are voted on, winners are chosen, products are for 16 years, 7 as President where she drove company made and everyone prospers. By using the collective strategy and oversaw worldwide operations and delivery might of social networking, rapid prototyping, and and record growth. As a thought leader on design and advanced manufacturing, Quirky has created what has innovation, she is a frequent resource to various business been described as the world's most innovative consumer publications. Doreen has been featured by ABC, products company in the world. The new model that Bloomberg Radio, Fast Company, Fortune, The New York Quirky has inspired is producing some of the most Times, and other media. She serves as a member of the interesting products out there today. World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on Emerging Technologies, 2011-2012 and Emerging Multi Nationals, 2013-2014.

Diana Stepner A New Approach to Learning Matched With a VP, Innovation Partnerships New Approach to Innovation Pearson

Online and off, we are faced with ways to innovate faster. Be more agile. Be more lean. All these models are Diana Stepner heads up Future Technologies, a team at inspiring. A good speaker can make one feel like anything Pearson which explores future trends while building is possible. Then it's back to reality. Our companies are prototypes using new digital devices and technologies. big. New hires often wish they had a spidey sense to know She also helps business units accelerate digital innovation. who to speak with when. Until that's possible, there are a Diana leads global projects and builds relationships with few principles I will share based on recent innovation developer communities through the Plug & Play API work at Pearson. I will use Pearson's first maker program as well as incubators and start ups, including curriculum as the case study. A new approach to learning RocketSpace in San Francisco. Earlier this year, Diana and matched with a new approach to innovation. her team launched the Pearson Catalyst for Education accelerator program. Confirmed Speaker Information 11

Noelene Hosking Innovation – Delivering the ‘$’ Director, Innovation Eastman Chemical The vision is articulated, you’re increasing customer intimacy and focus, understanding the ecosystems, have R&D and applications development programs underway Noelene is currently Director of Front End Innovation at and the early stage innovation pipeline is growing Eastman Chemical. Previously Marketing, Innovation & healthier every quarter. ! But new product Business Development Director at Dow Chemical, commercializations are getting bogged down, innovation- Functional Materials Division. More than 20 years’ derived revenues are less than expected and new product experience in general management, marketing and margins are eroding faster than anticipated. !How do you innovation. Have worked in MNCs and SMEs in Australia, turn it around, manage costs and maintain the Hong Kong, The Netherlands, Belgium, China, Switzerland momentum you’ve worked so hard to build? and USA, developing and commercializing new products and solutions for pharmaceuticals, food, personal care, cleaning, B&C, Oil and Gas, mining, infrastructure and water treatment markets. Married with two children. BE (chemical engineering) from UNSW, Australia.

Brian Roderman A Method for Your Madness – A Case Study in Chief Innovation Officer Achieving More With Less IN2 Innovation

You’re responsible for innovation - everywhere. Your products are maturing, the markets are packed, and you Brian Roderman is the President and Chief Innovation have to identify the "next big thing" with limited resources Officer of IN2 Innovation, a global innovation design and even less time. You’re left wondering how to do it all. consultancy. Brian has worked in the design consultancy This session will highlight a new method to rapidly business for 25 years, and is frequently a featured generate numerous, realistic ideas and present them in a speaker on design and innovation at events and more effective way to both your organization and the symposiums worldwide. He has extensive design customer. Brian Roderman of IN2 Innovation will share experience in consumer electronics, consumer products, how you can add this plan to your innovation efforts and housewares, transportation, telecommunications, and Angela Markwald from Brady Corporation has been business-to-business industries. He currently serves on invited to share her successes with this powerful The University of Texas at Dallas School of Management approach. Marketing Program Advisory Board. He is active with the Industrial Design Society of America (IDSA), having held six terms on the IDSA National Board of Directors.

Phil Ventimiglia The Future of the University Chief Innovation Officer Georgia State University The traditional model of the university is being disrupted as alternative, technology-enabled methods of acquiring knowledge emerge. Through a focus on innovation, Georgia State University is taking action to expand its As Georgia State University’s first Chief Innovation Officer, ability to serve learner needs and remain competitive Phil Ventimiglia is helping shape Georgia State University’s among the many options in the changing landscape of exploration of new ideas for teaching and learning. Phil higher education. This presentation focuses on how the has nearly two decades of experience in new technology university is architecting change to overcome ingrained development and strategy, working internationally and patterns and generate excitement for implementing a across industries, to foster the growth of new technologies, new educational paradigm. encourage entrepreneurship and help grow educational opportunity. Phil currently serves as a mentor in Georgia Institute of Technology’s Flashpoint startup incubation program. The Information 127

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Group Discount Offers 3 Silver Passes: $3000 ($1000 per attendee) 5 Silver Passes: $4500 ($900 per attendee) 3 Gold Passes: $3900 ($1300 per attendee) For larger groups or special requests contact 5 Gold Passes: $6000 ($1200 per attendee) Emma by calling +1 415 670 9814 or email [email protected] 3 AAA Passes: $5400 ($1800 per attendee) * Team discounts are applicable at the point of 5 AAA Passes: $8500 ($1700 per attendee) registration only.

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F TI L Registration Form Chief Innovation Officer Summit December 2 & 3, 2014 | New York For registration or more information on the program, please call Emma on +1 415 670 9814 or email [email protected] or fax this registration form to +1 (323) 446 7673 1. Delegate Information... NAME OF EACH ATTENDEE

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2. Pass Types...

Early Bird Pass Options until October 3, 2014 Group Discount Pass Options Early Bird Silver: $1295 Attendees ____ 3 Silver Passes $3000 ($1000 per attendee) Early Bird Gold: $1595 Attendees ____ 5 Silver Passes $4500 ($900 per attendee) Access All Areas: $2095 Attendees ____ 3 Gold Passes $3900 ($1300 per attendee) 5 Gold Passes $6000 ($1200 per attendee) 3 AAA Passes $5400 ($1800 per attendee) Regular Pass Options after October 3, 2014 5 AAA Passes $8500 ($1700 per attendee)

Silver Pass: $1495 Attendees ____ For larger groups or special requests contact Emma by calling Gold Pass: $1795 Attendees ____ +1 415 670 9814 or email [email protected] * Team discounts are applicable at the point of registration only. Access All Areas: $2095 Attendees ____

Pass Descriptions: Silver Pass: Access to all sessions & networking events Gold Pass: Access to all sessions, networking events & unlimited access to ieOnDemand Access All Areas Pass: Access to all three sessions, networking events, annual subscription to all content on the Strategy & Innovation Channels via ieOnDemand

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Prices are exclusive of VAT. Places are transferable without any charge to another Summit occurring within 12 months of the original purchase. Team discounts are applicable at the point of registration only. Any cancellations within a group registration will in turn incur an increase in registration fee for the remaining group participants. Cancellations before November 3, 2014 incur an administrative charge of 50%. If you cancel your registration after November 3, 2014 you will be charged the full fee. You must notify The Innovation Enterprise in writing of a cancellation, or you will be charged the full fee. The Innovation Enterprise reserve the right to make changes to the program without notice. NB: FULL PAYMENT MUST BE RECEIVED BEFORE THE EVENT. Schedule 147

Day One December 2 08.30

Session One 08.30 - 10.30

10.30 Coffee Break 10.30 - 11.00 11.00

Session Two 11.00 - 13.00

13.00

Lunch 13.00 - 14.00

14.00

Session Three 14.00 - 16.00

16.00 Coffee Break 16.00 - 16.30 16.30

Session Four 16.30 - 17.30

17.30

Networking Drinks 17.30 - 19.30 19.30

Day Two December 3 08.30

Session Five 08.30 - 10.30

10.30 Coffee Break 10.30 - 11.00 11.00

Session Six 11.00 - 12.30 12.30

Lunch 12.30 - 13.30

13.30

Session Seven 13.30 - 15.00 15.00 Coffee Break 15.00 - 15.30 15.30

Session Eight 15.30 - 17.00 17.00 F TI L Sponsors 15

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Luncheon Sponsor Exhibitor Exhibitor Bronze Sponsor

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For more information, contact Sam at [email protected] F TI L ie. 2015 Calendar

January June October Cloud Innovation Payments Innovation Corporate Venturing Expo Summit Summit January 22 & 23 June 10 & 11 October 21 & 22 Las Vegas San Francisco San Francisco

Chief Innovation Offcer Chief Innovation Offcer April Summit Summit October 21 & 22 Big Data Innovation Summit June 17 & 18 San Francisco London April 15 & 16 Santa Clara IP Strategy Innovation Open Innovation Summit Summit Chief Innovation Offcer October 28 & 29 Summit June 17 & 18 R San Francisco Chicago April 29 & 30 London Chief Innovation Offcer Summit Open Innovation Summit November June 17 & 18 April 29 & 30 Chief Technology Offcer Singapore London Summit November 12 & 13 May September Miami Big Data Innovation Summit Chief Strategy Offcer Summit Sept 23 & 24 December Boston May 20 & 21 Chief Innovation Offcer San Francisco Chief Innovation Offcer Summit Summit December 3 & 4 Chief Innovation Offcer New York Summit September 17 & 18 Sydney May 20 & 21 Chief Strategy Offcer Brazil Summit December 3 & 4 New York

IP Strategy Innovation Summit R December 3 & 4 New York

Internet of Things Summit December 9 & 10 San Francisco

Expected Attendees Flagship Event CXO High-Tech R IP

Partnership Opportunities: Patrick Lewis | [email protected] | +1 415 992 7632 Attendee Invitation: Sean Foreman | [email protected] | +1 415 692 5514