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July 19-21, 2011, Aspen Meadows, Aspen, CO CURRENT LIST of SPEAKERS 6.7.11 July 19-21, 2011, Aspen Meadows, Aspen, CO CURRENT LIST OF SPEAKERS 6.7.11 Michael Abbott Jeff Bonforte Brian Dumaine Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Senior Editor at Large - Isis Xobni Chair, Fortune Brainstorm Green Carol Adelman Bonin Bough Fortune President Global Director of Digital and Movers and Shakespeares Social Media Egon Durban PepsiCo Managing Director Ken Adelman Silver Lake Vice President Todd Bradley Movers and Shakespeares Executive Vice President, Nathan Eagle Personal Systems Group Chief Executive Officer Mari Baker Hewlett-Packard Co. txteagle Inc. Chief Executive Officer PlayFirst, Inc. Mark Burnett Daniel Ek President CEO and Co-Founder Amy Banse Mark Burnett Productions, Spotify Managing Partner and Head Inc. of Funds, Comcast Ventures Michael Elliott Comcast Corporation Geoff Colvin Deputy Managing Editor, Senior Editor at Large Time. Editor, Carl Bass Fortune TIME International President and CEO Autodesk, Inc. Dick Costolo Leigh Gallagher Chief Executive Officer Assistant Managing Editor, Tony Bates Twitter, Inc Mentoring Program Co-Chair General Manager Fortune Skype, Inc. Dennis Crowley Co-founder and CEO Dave Goldberg Yves Behar Foursquare Chief Executive Officer Founder SurveyMonkey Fuseproject Francisco D'Souza President and CEO Peter Goldmacher Doug Bergeron Cognizant Technology Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Solutions Corp. Analyst Verifone Systems Inc. Cowen and Company, LLC William "Bing" Gordon Bob McDonald Filippo Passerini Partner Chairman of the Board, President, Global Business Kleiner Perkins Caufield & President and CEO Services and CIO Byers The Procter & Gamble The Procter & Gamble Company Company Jessi Hempel Senior Writer Frank Meehan Patrick Pichette Fortune Founder and CEO Senior Vice President and INQ Mobile CFO Jason Hirschhorn Google, Inc. Chief Executive Officer Stephanie Mehta reDEF Group Executive Editor and Co- Alison Gelb Pincus chair, Fortune Brainstorm Co-Founder and Chief Stephen Hoover TECH Strategy Officer Chief Executive Officer Fortune One Kings Lane, Llc PARC, a Xerox company Jerry Murdock Bob Pittman Walter Isaacson Managing Director Chairman, Media And President and CEO Insight Venture Partners Entertainment Platforms Aspen Institute Clear Channel Lanham Napier Communications, Inc. Jeffrey Kang President and CEO Chief Executive Officer Rackspace Hosting, Inc. Dan Primack COGO Group Senior Editor Wes Nichols Fortune.com Jeffrey Katzenberg Co-founder and CEO Chief Executive Officer, Co- MarketShare Frank Quattrone Founder and Director Founder DreamWorks Animation SKG Brian O'Keefe Qatalyst Partners Assistant Managing Editor Jim Lanzone Fortune Josh Quittner President Editor at Large CBS Interactive Inc. Eric Openshaw Time Inc. Partner, Vice Chairman and Adam Lashinsky U.S. Technology Leader Keith Rabois Co-Chair, Fortune Brainstorm Deloitte LLP Chief Operating Officer TECH; Senior Editor at Large Square Fortune Dominic Orr President and CEO Jennifer Reingold Amory Lovins Aruba Networks, Inc. Senior Editor Co-founder, Chairman and Fortune Chief Scientist Tim O'Shaughnessy Rocky Mountain Institute Co-founder and CEO John Riccitiello LivingSocial Chief Executive Officer Lowell McAdam Electronic Arts Inc. President and Chief John Partridge Operating Officer President Verizon Visa Inc. Dan Rose Vice President, Partnerships Quincy Smith Christine A. Varney and Platform Marketing Partner Assistant Attorney General, Facebook CODE Advisors LLC Antitrust Division United States Department of Daniel Roth Dawn Song Justice Managing Editor Associate Professor, Fortune.com Electrical Engineering and Reggie Watts Computer Sciences, College Comedian/Musician Erica Ruliffson of Engineering Group Vice President, Cloud University of California, Wendell Weeks Applications Berkeley Chairman and CEO Oracle Corp. Corning Inc. John Stankey Marc Ruxin President and CEO, AT&T Norman Winarsky EVP & Chief Innovation Business Solutions Vice President, SRI Ventures Officer AT&T Inc. SRI International Universal McCann James Steyer Michael Schrage Chief Executive Officer and Fellow, Center for Digital Founder Business Common Sense Media MIT Sloane School Lawrence Summers Bryan Schreier Charles W. Eliot University Partner Professor of Harvard Sequoia Capital University Harvard Kennedy School Pattie Sellers Editor at Large and Co-chair, Anne Sweeney Most Powerful Women Co-Chair, Disney Media Summit Networks and President Fortune Disney/ABC Television Group Andy Serwer Hans Swildens Managing Editor Founder and Managing Fortune Director Industry Ventures LLC Dana Settle General Partner Stephanie Tilenius Greycroft Partners, LLC Vice President of Commerce and Payments Barry Silbert Google, Inc. Founder and CEO SecondMarket .
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