Guest Speaker: Bryce Roberts "You Don’t Need a Master Plan — You Just Need to Start" Startups are overdosing on ambition these days Everything has to be a billion dollar idea that changes the world or it isn’t worth doing. These days, even a billion doesn’t seem
Guest Speaker: Bryan Kramer "How Technology Affects Human Relationships" If you’re anything like me, you reach for your smartphone as soon as you wake up to check email and respond to texts. The rest of the day, you’re constantly on a tablet,
Guest Speaker: Bryan Kramer "Why we can’t rely on technology for a better future" A tech revolution is coming. Our future depends on how we decide to use it. Technology has never before played such a large role in our lives. So far, that
Guest Speaker: Tikue Anazodo "How ‘Aggregation Theory’ is Fueling a Multi-Trillion Dollar Technology Revolution" The Great Commoditization of Distribution Tom Goodwin made the following observation in his March 2015 article in Techcrunch titled The Battle Is For The Customer Interface and it went really viral on
Guest Speaker: Melissa Lang "Repeat Logo Offer Business Logo Design Advice, Can You Help Them?" Netflix, Instagram and MasterCard are all big brands who have rebranded in 2016. Why? The logo design world is changing and the world’s biggest businesses are moving
Guest Speaker: Freeman Harris "When should a startup register their trademark?" Setting up a new company is hectic. There’s a large amount of things that need to be created, organised or started. If you’re new to the experience of running a startup,
Guest Speaker: William Bauer "You Don't Succeed by Making it Difficult to Buy From You" I’m every pizza and street food stand’s worst nuisance: an obstinately cashless consumer. Against my parents’ better judgment, I never carry cash. I use my Amex for everything
Guest Speaker: Chris Dixon "Eleven Reasons To Be Excited About The Future of Technology" “The strongest force propelling human progress has been the swift advance and wide diffusion of technology.” — The Economis In the year 1820, a person could expect to live less than 35 years,
Guest Speaker: Tom Wishart "The Death of the 9 to 5" It’s 9.15 on Monday morning. You’ve been involved in the new working week for a whole fifteen minutes and already life seems that little bit greyer. By 9.45 you’re on social
Guest Speaker: Melissa Lang "What is millennial branding, and why should you care?" In 2016, we’re living in an age of information saturation. At each turn we are bombarded with images and messages; everything we could ever want to know is at