Going Supernova Tech Superstars

Event Description:

In a panel discussion with some of the most prolific technologists and trailblazers in the world who are also featured in her seminal book, Going Supernova: The Bold Paths of 101 Superachievers! Molly Lavik will be interviewing the featured Going Supernova Tech Superstars on how they unleashed their human potential to super succeed despite insurmountable odds! These trailblazers will be revealing their driving philosophies and playbook that helped them take advantage of inflection points in technology innovation so that they are poised for exponential growth!

Moderator:

Molly Lavik is a catalyst for the economic development of emerging industries. She was on the forefront of the incubation and launch of the digital media industry in the 1990s, currently is a well-known trailblazer in the sustainable business industry who played a significant role moving that industry from the lunatic fringe to wide-spread mainstream adoption. Most recently she has been working behind-the-scenes to help catapult the exponential growth and development of the artificial intelligence industry.

Panel:

Aubrey de Grey: Trailblazer pioneering the research associated with preventing the diseases that cause aging; Biomedical Gerontologist; Chief Science Officer, SENS (Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence) Research Foundation; Editor-in-Chief, Rejuvenation Research       Ted Ning: Social venture expert including on how innovative technology platforms can be utilized for social venture success; Executive Director, Social Venture Network; Co-founder, Yuzen       Susan Frank: Clean Tech/Green Tech initiatives Expert; President and COO, Better World Group        

Book Signing!

Purchase in advance the on-demand printed copy of Going Supernova and bring your copy to have it autographed by the Tech Superstars! And/Or buy in person the eBook and have the eBook cover posters supplied at the event signed in person by the Tech Superstars!

Join us! Food and wine will be served

Event Description:

There has certainly been plenty of hype around the relatively new technology of 3D printing, but how many of us have actually printed something in 3D at this point? How many own a 3D printer? Is this just a case of needing more time for users to catch up to the technology, or are there fundamental challenges that still need to be overcome in making 3D printing mainstream — whether that is cost of the devices, application support, or a skills gap.

Join us on August 11th to hear from some of the early adopters of 3D printing technology, as Dan Remba from UPS Stores shares his thoughts on the technology and markets, Raffie Colet from TechShop explains how to create designs, and Robin Emig provides a user’s perspective:

• The markets and use cases for 3D Printing
• Designing a 3D object… applications that can generate 3D output
• Printer technology today and where it’s headed

Speakers:

Daniel Remba joined The UPS Store, Inc., in February 2011 as the small business technology leader. Remba is the product manager for 3D printing and has managed the project from its inception in 2013. He provides training, marketing, operational, sales and technical support to 58 stores with 3D printers today and is tasked with building the 3D printing network to over 100 locations. Remba holds a bachelor’s degree from Columbia University and a MBA in marketing and entrepreneurship from San Diego State University.

Raffie Colet, Senior GM at TechShop, Inc. | “I am the muse the inspiration, the spark that lights the fire, and sometimes the workhorse that powers through. @TechShop I have the opportunity to do all of these things… bringing access and opportunity to the masses, empowering our youth, and changing the world for the better through action. I am proud to be part of a movement that is making the world a better place. Walking into just about any situation, we have a win win solution to inspire innovation, creativity, and positivity. Let’s connect and talk about the possibilities… better yet, let’s make it happen!”

Robin Emig, a Software Development Manager in the Biotech industry, has been a consumer of 3D printing devices since 2009. Initially interested in learning some of the engineering principals behind the printers, he purchased and built a Makerbot Cupcake in 2009 for experimentation. Examples of some items printed: game peices, replacement parts for stroller and tent, custom plant stakes and parts for a custom x-y axis machine. He currently uses online services and the Kickstarter funded M3D at home for his 3D printing needs.

Join us! Food and wine will be served

Event Description:

In a panel discussion with some of the most prolific technologists and trailblazers in the world who are also featured in her seminal book, Going Supernova: The Bold Paths of 101 Superachievers! Molly Lavik will be interviewing the featured Going Supernova Tech Superstars on how they unleashed their human potential to super succeed despite insurmountable odds! These trailblazers will be revealing their driving philosophies and playbook that helped them take advantage of inflection points in technology innovation so that they are poised for exponential growth!

Moderator:

Molly Lavik is a catalyst for the economic development of emerging industries. She was on the forefront of the incubation and launch of the digital media industry in the 1990s, currently is a well-known trailblazer in the sustainable business industry who played a significant role moving that industry from the lunatic fringe to wide-spread mainstream adoption. Most recently she has been working behind-the-scenes to help catapult the exponential growth and development of the artificial intelligence industry.

Panel:

Aubrey de Grey: Trailblazer pioneering the research associated with preventing the diseases that cause aging; Biomedical Gerontologist; Chief Science Officer, SENS (Strategies for Engineered Negligible Senescence) Research Foundation; Editor-in-Chief, Rejuvenation Research       Ted Ning: Social venture expert including on how innovative technology platforms can be utilized for social venture success; Executive Director, Social Venture Network; Co-founder, Yuzen       Susan Frank: Clean Tech/Green Tech initiatives Expert; President and COO, Better World Group        

Book Signing!

Purchase in advance the on-demand printed copy of Going Supernova and bring your copy to have it autographed by the Tech Superstars! And/Or buy in person the eBook and have the eBook cover posters supplied at the event signed in person by the Tech Superstars!

Join us! Food and wine will be served

Event Description:

There has certainly been plenty of hype around the relatively new technology of 3D printing, but how many of us have actually printed something in 3D at this point? How many own a 3D printer? Is this just a case of needing more time for users to catch up to the technology, or are there fundamental challenges that still need to be overcome in making 3D printing mainstream — whether that is cost of the devices, application support, or a skills gap.

Join us on August 11th to hear from some of the early adopters of 3D printing technology, as Dan Remba from UPS Stores shares his thoughts on the technology and markets, Raffie Colet from TechShop explains how to create designs, and Robin Emig provides a user’s perspective:

• The markets and use cases for 3D Printing
• Designing a 3D object… applications that can generate 3D output
• Printer technology today and where it’s headed

Speakers:

Daniel Remba joined The UPS Store, Inc., in February 2011 as the small business technology leader. Remba is the product manager for 3D printing and has managed the project from its inception in 2013. He provides training, marketing, operational, sales and technical support to 58 stores with 3D printers today and is tasked with building the 3D printing network to over 100 locations. Remba holds a bachelor’s degree from Columbia University and a MBA in marketing and entrepreneurship from San Diego State University.

Raffie Colet, Senior GM at TechShop, Inc. | “I am the muse the inspiration, the spark that lights the fire, and sometimes the workhorse that powers through. @TechShop I have the opportunity to do all of these things… bringing access and opportunity to the masses, empowering our youth, and changing the world for the better through action. I am proud to be part of a movement that is making the world a better place. Walking into just about any situation, we have a win win solution to inspire innovation, creativity, and positivity. Let’s connect and talk about the possibilities… better yet, let’s make it happen!”

Robin Emig, a Software Development Manager in the Biotech industry, has been a consumer of 3D printing devices since 2009. Initially interested in learning some of the engineering principals behind the printers, he purchased and built a Makerbot Cupcake in 2009 for experimentation. Examples of some items printed: game peices, replacement parts for stroller and tent, custom plant stakes and parts for a custom x-y axis machine. He currently uses online services and the Kickstarter funded M3D at home for his 3D printing needs.

Join us! Food and wine will be served