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Government Adviser On Institutional Innovation
Formerly the Deputy Chief Technology Officer of the United States and Director of the White House Open Government Initiative, Noveck directs the Governance Lab. She is also a professor at NYU and MIT.
Sports Analytics & Strategy Expert
A Harvard-trained trailblazer of “Moneyball” in professional soccer, Dan Altman left a successful career as an economist and best-selling author to become one of the leading minds in sports analytics and strategy.
Best-Selling Author on Science of High Performance
Best-selling author David Epstein has made it his mission to uncover the keys to achieving high performance in any domain. In his latest book, Range, he examines the world’s top performers, from professional athletes to artists and more.
Leading IT Scientist
If the Big Data revolution has a presiding genius, it's Alex “Sandy” Pentland. Over years of groundbreaking experiments, he has distilled remarkable discoveries that have become the bedrock for social physics.
Big Data Expert, Professor, Host of Nova Wonders
A popular TED speaker and passionate STEM education advocate, Dr. Williams deploys data in unusual and insightful ways, viewing subjects ranging from health to diversity in a new light.
Co-Founder & VP Engineering at Siri, Inc.
Adam Cheyer is co-Founder and VP Engineering of Viv Labs, a startup simplifying the world by providing an intelligent interface to everything. He was previously the co-Founder and VP Engineering at Siri, Inc.
Disruptive Tech Expert
Silicon Valley’s Jeremiah Owyang takes you beyond spotting the latest trends, disruptions and technological advances. He shows you how to leverage these forces to shift your business model.
Co-Founder of Netflix
Marc Randolph is a veteran Silicon Valley entrepreneur and was co-founder of the online movie and television streaming service Netflix, serving as their founding CEO until his retirement in 2004.