SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

abhiingleVice President, Ecosystem and InnovationAT&T

dansatterthwaiteHead of Human ResourcesDreamWorks Animation

sridarannatesanVice President, External Innovation (R&D)Sanofi

chrisandersonCEO3D Robotics

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Lead sponsors

2013THE BUSINESS OF INNOVATION

AMERICA

In partnership with

9:00 RegistRationandnetwoRking

9:30 intRoductionbyconfeRencechaiR

Richardwaters, West Coast Editor, Financial Times

9:40 openingkeynoteaddRess:pRedictingthefutuReofusbusinessina

newdigitalage

deborahhopkins, Chairman of Venture Capital Initiatives and Chief Innovation Officer, Citi

10:10 paneldiscussion:fosteRinginnovationinameRicanbusiness

Which best practice strategies are needed to capture and enable innovation within the firm,

and what are the inherent implementation challenges and opportunities? What are the main

obstacles to innovation that must be overcome? What are the pros and cons of buying-in vs.

creating innovation internally? How can business innovation be translated into corporate

performance and economic benefits? And can innovation efforts be tracked and measured

effectively?

sridarannatesan, Vice President, External Innovation (R&D), Sanofi

andydonner, Investment Director, Unilever Ventures

abhiingle, Vice President, Ecosystem and Innovation, AT&T

11:00 netwoRkingbReak

CONFERENCE AGENDA

11:30 keynoteinteRview:howinnovativestaRt-upideasaRe

shapingthewoRld

How are start-ups redefining and enabling global innovation? How are small ideas impacting

corporate innovations in America? How can investments in new technologies, innovative start-

ups or individuals be translated into real gains?

12:00 paneldiscussion:financinginnovation

What has been the impact of recent IPO over-valuations and volatile M&A markets on innovation

investing? What funding options exist for established corporations and small start-ups seeking

to expand innovative projects and improve long-term liquidity positions? Which innovation

value propositions and criteria do financiers actually look for when considering an investment

opportunity? Which industry trends and innovations have garnered the most interest from

investors and why?

bradmcmanus, General Partner, Capbridge Group

mariomkranjac, Partner, Kranjac Manuali & Viskovic LLP

moodRowghani, Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB)

12:50 lunch

2:00 paneldiscussion:talentandinnovation

What culture must US corporations build to support innovation and what skill sets are critical

to achieving innovation results? Should talent be bought-in from leading start-ups? How can

university collaborations help to reduce the shortage of innovative individuals? What processes

and rewards enable long-term innovative behaviours?

sunilchandra, VP of Staffing and Operations, Google

georgefoster, Konosuke Matsushita Professor of Management Graduate School of Business,

Stanford University

dansatterthwaite, Head of Human Resources, DreamWorks Animation

laurenleader-chivée, President, The Center for Talent Innovation (CTI)

2:50 innovationinsighti:thefutuReofmanufactuRinginameRica-how

digitalhastRansfoRmedatRaditionalindustRy

chrisanderson, CEO, 3D Robotics

davidmerrill, President and Co-Founder, Sifteo

3:10 innovationinsightii:thedigitalgoveRnment-

innovationinthepublicsectoR

3:30 netwoRkingbReak

3:50 innovationinsightiii:next-geneRationushealthcaReseRvicesinan

ageoftechnologicaladvances

matthewdouglass, Co-Founder and VP of Platform, Practice Fusion

4:10 innovationinsightiv:

finance2.0–oppoRtunitiesandchangingbusinessmodels

Renaudlaplanche, Founder and CEO, LendingClub

andyRachleff, President and CEO, Wealthfront

4:30 industRyinnovationinsightsdiscussion

Which innovations and key trends are shaping industries and business models in America?

What lessons can be learned from industries that have capitalized on the opportunities created

by innovation? What role do investors and leaders in government and non-profit organizations

play in developing, encouraging and supporting innovation within business? How is innovation

encouraged whilst still protecting patents and intellectual property?

stephenf.hahn, Research Fellow, The Dow Chemical Company

stevehoover, Chief Executive Officer, PARC - A Xerox Company

lisalambert, Vice-President of Intel Capital and Managing Director of the Services, Open Source

& Machine to Machine Group

5:20 closingRemaRks

madhavv.Rajan, The Robert K. Jaedicke Professor of Accounting, Professor of Law (by

courtesy) at Stanford Law School, and Senior Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Stanford

Graduate School of Business

5:30 netwoRkingReception

PREVIOUS OMPANIES REPRESENTED INCLUDE

SUPPORTING PARTNERS

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Altos Ventures, Foremay Technology, PwC, Andreessen Horowitz Franklin, Templeton Investments, Redpoint Ventures, Atrium Capital Corporation, Garage Technology Ventures, SAP, August Capital, Google Ventures, Silicon Economics, AXA Investment Managers, Green Retirement Plans, Silicon Valley Bank, Band of Angels, Greylock Partners, Silver Lake Benchmark Capital, GrowthPoint Technology Partners, Social Niche, GuruBetterWorld, TelecomHarbor, Pacifi c Capital, SOWSIA Healthcare, Blueprint Growth, Hitachi Consulting, Springborne Life Sciences, Bright Frontier Financial, HSBC, Stanford University, Cagan, McAfee Capital Partners, Huawei Technologies, Summa Financial Group, Centaur Partners, IBM Venture Capital Group, SVB Financial Group, Cisco, Index Ventures, Takeda Ventures, Clarus Systems, Institutional Venture Partners, Technicolor, Class V Group, JPMorgan Chase, The Westly Group, CMC Advisors, LiveBinders, TPGColor,LiveOps, Verge Capital Partners, Ctuit Software, LNE Group, Western Digital, Draper Fisher, Jurvetson Luminesa,Wilson Sonsini Goodrich, Dropbox McKinsey & Company, Rosatie, BayMerger Market, Workday Endeavor, Merrill Lynch, World Banke Planet Capital, On-Point Capital,WR Hambrecht Co, Facebook, OracleXobni, Felicis Ventures, Panasonic Ventures, Zazzle, Flextronics International, Physic Ventures

• ceos,ctos,cfos,cios,headsofinnovation,headsofm&a,headsofR&doflargecorporationswhoareinvestingininnovation,haveboughtorarethinkingofbuyinginnovativestart-ups

• investmentbankers,angelinvestors,venturecapitalistsandprivateequityfirms

• managingdirectorsandheadsofcorporateventurecapitalfirms

• leadingstart-upsandentrepreneurswhoaredisruptingthewaylargecorporationsdobusiness

• governmentandacademicrepresentativesinvolvedwithinnovationstimulationprograms

• serviceproviderssuchasconsultants,legaladvisers,analystsandm&aspecialists

ftinnovateamerica:thebusinessofinnovationbridgingthegapbetweenideasandimpact

This event will be co-chaired by Richard Waters, West Coast Managing Editor and Andrew Hill, Management Editor at the Financial Times. The day will bring together leaders in business, government and academic representatives, fi nanciers and start-up entrepreneurs. They will share their experiences of innovation and new business models that are being created in the digital era.

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