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Participant List November 9-11, 2016 The Ritz-Carlton, Half Moon Bay California Final List of Participants _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Esra'a Al Shafei Daniel J Barchi Mark Bonchek Founder and Director Senior Vice President and CIO Chief Epiphany Officer Majal.org New York-Presbyterian Hospital Shift Thinking Bahrain James Barrese David Bosshart Mark Anderson Independent Director, Advisor Chief Executive Officer Chairman, Future in Review and Former Chief Technology Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute (FIRE) Conference Corp.; Officer, PayPal Founder and CEO Patrick Boyle Strategic News Service Mark Bartolomeo Head of Design Vice President, Connected Ginkgo BioWorks, Inc. Marco Annunziata Solutions - Internet of Things Chief Economist and Executive Verizon Benjamin H. Bratton Director of Global Market Insight Director, Center for Design and GE Tom Barton Geopolitics Chief Operating Officer University of California, San Scott Armanini Planet Labs Diego Director, Enterprise Innovation LaunchPad Central Genevieve Bell Ross Breckenridge Vice President and Intel Fellow, Chief Executive Officer Daniel Ateya Intel Labs; Director, User Silver Creek Pharmaceuticals Senior Manager, 3M Ventures Experience Research 3M Company Intel Corporation Yair Briman Senior Vice President & General Alexander Atzberger Katie Benner Manager of Healthcare President Reporter Information Technology (HIT) SAP Ariba The New York Times Philips Daniel Auerbach Avraham Berkowitz Klaas Broekhuizen Senior Managing Partner, Asia Senior Advisor Tech Correspondent Eight Roads MIT Media Labs Dutch Financial Daily Hong Kong Assaf Biderman Eli Broverman David Bach Founder and CEO Co-founder and President Founder and President Superpedestrian Betterment The Platypus Institute Asheesh Birla Joshua Browder Stephen Balkam Vice President, Product Founder and CEO Founder and CEO Ripple DoNotPay Family Online Safety Institute Gary Bolles Galen Buckwalter Kevin Bandy Partner Chief Science Officer Senior Vice President, Chief Charrette LLC Payoff Digital Officer Cisco Lorraine Bolsinger Marianne Budnik Vice President, Leadership Chief Marketing Officer Nitesh Banta Acceleration Program (XLP) Simplivity Co-founder and CEO GE B12 Christopher Caen Publisher ReadWrite Tony Canova Betsy Cooper Renée Edelman Chief Operating Officer Executive Director Senior Vice President ChargePoint, Inc. UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Edelman Cybersecurity Timothy Carone Kamran Elahian Associate Teaching Professor Elise Cornille Innovation Catalyst The University of Notre Dame Associate Director - Marketing, Global Innovation Catalyst, LLC Mendoza College of Business Accenture Technology Innovation Accenture Dan Elron Emily Chang Managing Partner, Corporate Anchor, “Bloomberg Technology” Paul Daugherty Strategy, Innovation & Bloomberg Television Chief Technology Officer Technology Accenture Accenture Henry Chang Director, Integration Management Robert David Victoria A. Espinel Office Director of Corporate Education President and CEO 3M Company UC Berkeley Extension BSA | The Software Alliance Andre Charoo Walter De Brouwer Antony Evans Vice President New Markets Chief Executive Officer Founder and CEO Hired doc.ai TAXA Biotechnologies David Chaum Claire Delaunay Michael Fairbanks Chief Executive Officer Co-founder Chairman of the Board PrivaTegrity & Perspectiva Otto Silver Creek Growth Factors Kathleen Chaykowski Michael DeMarzo Diana Farrell Reporter Executive Director, Corporate President and CEO Forbes Communications JPMorgan Chase Institute Dell John S. Chen Stuart Gannes Executive Chairman and CEO Jonathan Dharmapalan Co-founder and CEO BlackBerry Founder and CEO Hyperkey, Inc. eCurrency Mint Robert Chiswick Sara Gardner Program Director, Intelligence, Anthony DiMare Chief Technology Officer Surveillance, and Reconnaissance Co-founder and CEO Hitachi Insight Group Solutions Nautilus Labs BAE Systems Thomas Gardner Jim Dougherty Chief Technology Officer, Michael Chui Senior Fellow Council on Foreign Aerospace and Technology Partner, McKinsey Global Institute Relations, HHS Fellow and Co- Division McKinsey & Company founder Jacobs Engineering Group Madaket Health Dennis Clark Robert Gaudette Strategic Alliance Lead Rupert Duchesne President NRG Business Solutions Honda R&D Group Chief Executive NRG Energy AIMIA Eric Colson Canada Nikita Gnedin Chief Algorithms Officer Co-Founder Stitch Fix Nicole Eagan Hyperkey Chief Executive Officer David Cook Darktrace Madeline Goh Executive Vice President, Business Research Scientist, Automated Development Margot Edelman Driving Teleperformance Vice President Ford Motor Company Edelman 2 David Gorodyansky Keely Henderson Krandall Jones Co-founder and CEO Managing Director Vice President, Entertainment AnchorFree Inc. Rocky Mountain Institute Sports Turner Broadcasting José-Marie Griffiths Daniela Hernandez President Digital Science Editor Marina Kaljurand Dakota State University Wall Street Journal Former Ambassador to the United States of America Eileen Guo Stacey Higginbotham Republic of Estonia Co-founder and President Founder Impassion Afghanistan SKT Labs LLC Josh Kampel President Xiao Guo Babak Hodjat Techonomy President and CEO Co-founder and Chief Scientist ThoughtWorks Inc. Sentient Technologies PV Kannan Co-founder and CEO Monica Gupta Garth Holsinger [24]7 Associate Chief Information Senior Vice President, Officer Entrepreneur in Residence John Kao Stanford Health Care Bionic Chairman Thayer Mahan Vijay Gurbaxani Ching-Yu Hu Founding Director, Center for Head of Terra Bella Business Michael Karlov Digital Transformation and Taco Operations Co-founder Bell Professor of Business and Google, Inc. Resonance Software Computer Science The Paul Merage School of Brett Hurt Pradeep K. Khosla Business, UC Irvine CEO and Co-founder Chancellor data.world, a Public Benefit University of California, San Bill Gurley Corporation Diego General Partner Benchmark Capital Mrinalini Ingram Robin Kim Vice President, Smart Cities, and Practice Head, Global Technology Zach Haehn IoT Market Development & Innovation Head of Engineering, San Verizon Ruder Finn Inc. Francisco Bloomberg L.P. Blake Irving David Kirkpatrick Chief Executive Officer Founder and CEO Brian Hamilton GoDaddy Techonomy Co-founder and Chief Revenue Officer Pial Islam Robert Klitzman RealWear, Inc. Managing Partner Professor of Psychiatry, Director, pi Strategy Consulting Masters of Bioethics Program, Peter Harris Bangladesh College of Physicians & Surgeons Chief Executive Officer, U.S. Joseph Mailman School of Public Grayling Jim Jacob Health, Columbia University Strategic Planning, Business Bill Harvey Development & M&A Paul Knoepfler Managing Director 3M Company Professor (Author of GMO Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Sapiens) Oren Jacob UC Davis Health System Jon Healey Chief Executive Officer Deputy Editorial Page Editor PullString Demetri Kofinas Los Angeles Times Principal Nick Johnson OFFLINE Productions Head of Platform Applico Inc. 3 Deepak Krishnamurthy Lolo Dave Morgan Chief Strategy Officer Songwriter and Musician Chief Executive Officer SAP Simulmedia, Inc. Andrew Lowery Kabir Kumar Chief Executive Officer Nicola Morini-Bianzino Director of Policy and Ecosystem RealWear, Inc. Global Managing Director Building Accenture Artificial Intelligence Omidyar Network Shripriya Mahesh Partner Richard Nieva Priya Kumar Omidyar Network Senior Reporter University of Maryland College of CNET Information Studies John Mannes Writer Tony O’Driscoll Ray Kurzweil TechCrunch Global Head of Strategic Inventor, Author, Futurist Leadership Solutions Michael Marinello Duke Corporate Education Ulrike Langer Senior Vice President, Media Innovation Journalist Corporate Communications Carlos Olguin Turner Broadcasting System Co-founder Andrew Lee LogicInk Vice President, Global Caryn Marooney Marketplace Vice President, Global Charlie Oliver Walmart eCommerce Communications Founder and CEO Facebook, Inc. Served Fresh Media Stephanie Lee Senior Technology Reporter Will Marshall Julio M. Ottino BuzzFeed News Co-founder and CEO Dean, Robert R. McCormick Planet Labs School of Engineering and Yoav Andrew Leitersdorf Applied Sciences Managing Partner Peter Marx Northwestern University YL Ventures Vice President, Advanced Projects, GE Digital on Predix Marlin Page Sergio Levi GE Chief Diversity and Inclusion Vice President - Head of Strategic Officer, Fiat Chrysler Alliances John Mattison Automobiles; Founder, Sisters Philips Chief Medical Information Officer Code Netherlands Kaiser Permanente Mari Elka Pangestu Steven Levy Brian McLeod Former Minister of Trade and Editor in Chief Director, North America Minister of Tourism and Creative Backchannel Forbes Economy, Indonesia; Chairman of the Board, Bank BTPN Dan’l Lewin Michael J. Miller Indonesia Corporate Vice President, Chief Information Officer, Ziff Technology and Civic Brothers Investments; James Park Engagement Blogger, PCMag CEO, President and Co-founder Microsoft Corporation Fitbit Vivienne Ming Te Li Co-founder and Executive Chair Arundhati Parmar Co-founder and Vice President Socos Editor Astatine Cube Tech Service MedCity News Co. Ltd. Ayanna Monteverdi Co-founder and Executive Mark Patel Nicole Litchfield Producer Principal President and CEO Mendelspod McKinsey & Company Bioscribe 4 Roger Pilc Marc Rotenberg Dan Shine Executive Vice President and President and Executive Director Curator Chief Innovation Officer Electronic Privacy Information The Innovation Hangar Pitney Bowes Center (EPIC) Alessia
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