Session Title: From Popeye to Pop-up:
An Exploration of Design with Ship Designers Turned Card Creators
Meet the Lovepop co-founders and creative team responsible for the 3D pop-up ships, birthday cakes, and unicorns you just saw on Shark Tank! Witness the design process unfold from idea to sketch to prototype to consumer testing, and get a behind-the-scenes look at our technology during a live demo on in-house laser cutters. Learn about how we crowdsource ideas to generate the most innovative designs possible, and you'll have the opportunity to suggest our next awesome pop-up design.
Session Title: A Better Match Means Better Care: How Kyruus is Reinventing the Way Patients Access Physicians
Selecting a physician can be one of the most important decisions in anyone’s life. Yet, for decades, healthcare has relied on antiquated systems and inaccurate information to guide patients along this critical journey, leading to millions of patients every year receiving less-than-optimal care. In this interactive session, the founders of one of healthcare’s most exciting and fastest growing companies, Kyruus, will talk about why matching patients to providers has been such a difficult problem for the healthcare industry and how they built the team and technology to solve it. Attendees will participate in a live exercise showcasing the complexities behind choosing a physician and will get a hands-on demo with Kyruus’ groundbreaking technology platform, ProviderMatch.
Suggested attendees: technologists, innovators, entrepreneurs, developers, analysts, project managers, and anyone interesting in shifting the way that healthcare operates
Gallop tells us that only 30% of employees are engage in their work. In this two-for-one session you’ll learn about two classes of people that don’t except this norm - Soloists and Startups.
Michael Hopkins, George Gendron and Patrick Mitchell - some of the guys behind Inc. Magazine and Fast Company - will introduce you to the research behind his current media venture: The Solo Project. Soloists are the 53 million Americans working with corporations, but not for them. You maybe a soloist or work with them every day and not even know it. Find out what the movement is about and what makes a soloist tick.
Before and after Michael’s talk you’ll meet various startups from the Workbar Community. Come see table demo displays and meet the founders of the following companies: