by Jacob Morgan
Every year there are a few must attend conferences and Supernova is one of them. It’s one of the most unique and eclectic conferences you can attend. Per the Supernova website:
“Supernova is the only forum to examine all of the opportunities and challenges created in the Network Age. With thought-leaders from business, technology and government, we’re building the most powerful human capital network about networks. And, we not only look at what’s happening today, we’re the first to prepare you for what’s coming tomorrow.”
The theme for this years event is: Change Networks and change is something that is taking place on a global scale from both and individual and from a corporate level. Things are possible now that were simply unheard of even 5 years ago, but what do we do, how do we do it, and how can we get ready for what’s coming next? These are all key issues that the Supernova conference will address.
The tracks for the conference are going to be broken down into 4 areas:
- Changing Networks: The evolving infrastructure
- Networks For Change: Public policy and social impact
- Strategic Change: Business implications
- The Changing World: Daily life and online experiences
Take a look at some of the folks they have speaking at the event:
- Chris Anderson (Wired Magazine)
- Eric Bradlow (Wharton)
- Paul Brigner (Verizon)
- Sean Ammirati (Read/Write Web)
- Jonathan Christiansen (Skype)
- Peter Guber (Mandalay Entertainment)
- Chris Kemp (NASA Ames Research Center)
- Dave McClure (Founders Fund)
The event is taking place in San Francisco at the Mission Bay Conference center from December 1-3. You can register here and if you use the code “gen01″ you will receive $200 off of the registration price. There are going to be plenty of amazing folks to network with and learn from so come prepared.
I hope to see you there!
