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You are invited to collaborate with up to 300 fire-starters to improve Houston’s climate for creativity and innovation at the first annual HOUSTON SUMMIT FOR THE CREATIVE ECONOMY
* Rice University campus, Janice and Robert McNair Hall
* Friday, October 22, 2010 from 8 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
* Registration requested by October 1, 2010
* $100 includes gourmet lunch and collaborative project placement
* Just click REGISTER on the left, or use the menu to learn more.The Summit will launch a pipeline of collaborative projects to strengthen our local economy, supported by Houston’s business resources such as the MBA Council of Houston.
Sample of Topics to be Mined for Ideas and Expert Fire-Starters Booked So Far:
How Creativity Drives Houston’s Economy
Jonathon Glus, CEO of Houston Arts AllianceEdible Culture, a lunch buffet of inventions from Houston chefs
Monica Pope, founder of T’afia and Beaver’s with other chefs to be announcedMedical Innovation in the Energy Capital
Alan Lumsden, chief heart surgeon, MethodistCreating Cuisine in Houston
Teresa Byrne-Dodge, publisher of My TableNanotechnology: New Frontier
Mauro Ferrari, Nanomedicine, UT Health ScienceMarketing the Creative City
Ward Pennebaker, agency founder, marketer of HGO
Dwight Cook, SoundWorks broadcast producerDesign, Digital Media and Film
Tim McLaughlin, Visualization, Texas A&MCreativity, Technology and Community
J.R. Cohen, founder of www.WeSLGT.comEducating the Future Workforce
Mark Lacy, Houston Institute for Culture
Peter Bishop, Future Studies professor, UHArts-based Learning and the Future Corporation
Third Coast Theater, Marathon Oil and Weatherford corporate trainersIncubators and Hives of Creativity
Matthew Wettergreen of the Caroline CollectiveCapitalizing on Local Assets for Houston’s Success
Brian Rod, co-founder of The JoannaLeadership Challenge: Building a More Creative Houston
Durwin Sharp, Idea Catalyst at www.Thinking-Expedition.com
October 22, 2010
8:00AM for 9.5 hrs
Rice University campus, Janice and Robert McNair Hall
$100
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