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FORTUNE Brainstorm Tech 2023
Tuesday July 11th, 2023
Park City, Utah
USA
3:45–4:10 PM
VC OUTLOOK
Banks collapsing, crypto crashing, and a slowdown in IPOs—we take a look at a year in tumult and hear from thought leaders in venture capital. How are they looking at the year ahead? Where are new opportunities for growth in 2023 and beyond? And what can we learn from the meltdown of Silicon Valley Bank?
Annie Case, Partner, Kleiner Perkins
Laela Sturdy, Managing Partner, CapitalG
Kareem Zaki, General Partner, Thrive Capital
In conversation with: Polina Pompliano, FORTUNE
Photograph by Steven Vargo/Fortune
Brooklyn Tech Alumni Gala Dinner honoring John Armstrong Cavanagh, Mark Tatum, and Josh Weston on November 30, 2016, at Chelsea Piers.
Presenters:
Russ Salzberg
Adam Silver
Dean Kamen
Credit: Stephanie Berger
La presidenta de la Comunidad de Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, ha presentado en la Real Casa de Correos, sede del Gobierno regional, Madrid Tech Week (Semana Europea de la Tecnología), evento que reúne a expertos, empresas, startups, universidades y entidades líderes del sector tecnológico.
October 14, 2018 – Hokie Legacy Brunch at the Holtzman Alumni Center at the end of the university's Fall Family Weekend on Sunday. (Photo by Christina Franusich/Virginia Tech)
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FORTUNE Brainstorm Tech
December 1st, 2021
Half Moon Bay, CA
8:00–8:50 AM BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLES
NAVIGATING THE FINTECH FRONTIER
The global market for financial tech, or fintech, products is expected to exceed $300 billion by 2023. Join this interactive roundtable to keep up with this fast-growing industry's pacesetters.
Speakers:
Immad Akhund, Founder and CEO, Mercury
Eric Dunn, Chief Executive Officer, Quicken
Roy Ng, Co-founder and CEO, Bond
Eric Poirier, Chief Executive Officer, Addepar
Victoria Treyger, General Partner and Managing Director, Felicis Ventures
Moderator: Robert Hackett, a16z Crypto
Photograph by Nick Otto for FORTUNE BRAINSTORM TECH
Microvision promises that a "fully functioning, self-contained prototype that should be available as a real product-possibly from Motorola-later this year." There are no specs out yet, but the publicity photos display a device apparently similar in size to the iPod. Such portability means that the SHOW, as the pocket projector is named, could be the perfect complement for smartphones and PDAs. Which is why I'm going to watch this product's development eagerly-and hope that Microvision also finds a way to get it to work with other gadgets aside from "laptops, the iPod touch, and some phones."
www.thesmartpda.com/50226711/pocketsized_projector_set_fo...
Saturday, November 1, 2014 - The Shorter Hawks take on Florida Tech at noon at Barron Stadium.
Photos by Dawn Tolbert and Alan Storey