| Agenda at a GlanceFEI DAY ONE: MONDAY, MAY 6
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Voice of the
Customer Summit |
Ideation and
Collaboration
Summit |
Foresight into Action Summit |
Portfolio
Management Summit |
| 8:45 |
Opening Remarks from the Summit Chairperson- Gerry Katz, AMS (VoC Summit), Chris Townsend, Imaginatik (Ideation Summit), Melanie Howard, The Future Foundation (Trends Summit) |
| 9:00 |
Innovative Solutions from Voice of
Customer Insights
Jean Angus, Saint-Gobain Performance
Plastics |
Innovation Foraging: Finding the
Next Big Idea in a Corporate Jungle
Delony Langer-Anderson, 3M
Cristin Moran, 3M |
Analogous Trend Inspiration
Katherine Plueger, Aveda |
Discovering Breakthrough Opportunities: What Tofu Latte's Can Teach Us About Identifying Breakthroughs
Simeon Chow, Altria Client Service & John Essegian, TNS |
| 9:40 |
Customers: What Do They Know?
Dr. Alastair MacGregor, Innovia Technology |
Fostering an Effective Employee
Innovation Mining Program
Babak Forutanpour, Qualcomm |
Focused Innovation: Creating New Value for a Legacy Brand
Jeremy Palmer, Tauck, Judy Melanson, Chadwick Martin Bailey, and J. Mark Carr, South Street Strategy Group |
Creating the Critical Front-End of
Break-Through Portfolios
Lawrence Williams, Corning Cable Systems |
| 10:20 |
Morning Networking Break |
| 10:40 |
Paint by Numbers: How Fan Data is
Enhancing the NFL Gameday Experience
Alicia Z. Rankin, National Football League |
Turning the Right Idea into a
Winning Product
Bill Hill, Invetech |
Trends in Inspiring Innovative
Thinking for Business
Aline Wolff, NYU Stern School of Business |
Using Portfolio Management and its
Tools to Strengthen Decision Making in R&D
Pasquale Cetera, Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp |
| 11:20 |
Driving Innovation Through
Better Customer Co-Creation
Pat Masker, Frito-Lay/Pepsico
Christine Haskins, Ideas To Go
Susan Robertson, Ideas To Go |
Inventor Connection
Liz Krisel, Mattel/Fisher Price |
Macro-Trend Mining +
Co-Creation: Imagine a Future You Can Act on Today
DeeDee Gordon, Sterling Brands |
Managing Portfolios of Opportunities
and Learning Projects
Jeff Pierce, Pitney Bowes, Inc. |
| 12:00 |
Lunch for Summit & Workshop Participants |
| 1:20 |
Innovation and Ethnography: What
Your Customers Can't Tell You
Ellen Isaacs, PARC, a Xerox company |
How Online Idea Creation Can be Used to Measure and Develop a Sustainable Innovation Culture
Colin Nelson, HYPE Softwaretechnik GmbH |
Predicting, Planning and Innovating
for an Unpredictable Future
Kenneth A. Savin, Eli Lilly and Company |
You Decide
Contact Liz Hinkis at ehinkis@iirusa.com. |
| 2:00 |
Why Nobody Wants to Talk to Me
Chad Reynolds, Batterii & Jennifer Hutchings, Procter & Gamble |
The Nexus Sprint: Bigger, Better,
Faster Innovation through Partnership
Gail Martino, Unilever |
Generation Innovation
Alison Hillhouse, MTV |
Why Idea Management is Like
Keeping an Aquarium
Mike Hatrick, Swisslog |
| 2:40 |
Head to World Trade Center for Main Conference Kick-Off |
| 8:30-3:00 |
Full Day Workshop: A Universal Framework for the Front End of Innovation: Helping You Piece Everything Else Together:
Geoff Waite, W8on Innovation |
Main Conference Begins!
3:30: OPENING NIGHT KEYNOTE: Winning in the Innovation Economy! Rowan Gibson, Author, Innovation to the Core
FOCUS AREA: Technology and the Race for the Future
| 4:15: KEYNOTE: |
5:00: CHOOSE BETWEEN 4 BREAK-OUT SESSIONS |
Where the Trillion Dollar
Opportunities Lie
Vivek Wadhwa,
VP Innovation
Singularity University |
Commercializing
Innovative Solutions
Inspired by Nature
Larry Stambaugh,
San Diego Zoo |
The Next Frontier of
Educational Technology:
Creating Deep Social Relationships
with our Learning Companions
Amy Ogan, Carnegie Mellon University |
Innovating to Meet
Challenges on the Next Front
Paul Campbell, Phillips
Paul Steinberg, Motorola Solutions
Dan Gobel, BAE Systems |
Bonus Time with Vivek
Wadhwa
Vivek Wadhwa, Singularity
University |
5:45: Welcome Reception
7:00: Close of Day One
Experiences...What does your ideal learning format look like?
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FIRESTARTER: Three industry leaders present three short 10-minute presentations
on a different areas of the same topic, followed by 15 minute of joint Q&A. . |
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COINS: Compare & contrast how 2 execs from 2 different industries
achieved success in different ways, with different models, and different mindsets. |
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CHAMPION: Practical, in-depth case studies focused on what works, what
doesn't, and why from top execs in leading client-side organizations. |
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I AM MORE FISHBOWL: Finding the common thread between two accomplished
professionals. Attendees join in to open dialogue to add to the conversation. |
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SANDBOX: Don't just listen- act! This format puts you to work on-site and in
real-time as you engage in hand on learning. |
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GREENROOM: Extra access to the FEI Keynotes! Join these great innovation
minds after their keynote talk for Q&A. |
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STORYTELLER: Storytelling is a very powerful way to communicate, impact
and inspire. These speakers have a unique point of view that can only be told
through dynamic storytelling. |
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CLASSROOM: Sometimes you need the theory behind the practice. Join top
academics and authors as you go 'back to school' at FEI. |
Get a SNEAK PEEK! Scan the QR codes to see video footage different formats!
FEI DAY TWO: TUESDAY, MAY 7
8:00: OPENING MORNING KEYNOTE What if Everything You Thought About Health Was Wrong? David B. Agus, MD, Professor of Medicine and Engineering, USC, Author, The End of Illness
8:45: Connect Meaningfully Through a Challenge: Opening & Explanation
9:15: Applied Improv for Leaders: Workshop
Michelle James, The Center for Creative Emergence & Quantum Leap Business Improv |
Connect Meaningfully through a Challenge
Part 1: DEFINE |
10:20: Morning Networking Break
FOCUS AREA: The Science of Creativity: Creativity as a Core Competency
| 10:45: KEYNOTE: |
11:45: CHOOSE BETWEEN 4 BREAK-OUT SESSIONS |
Group Genius: The Creative
Power of Collaboration
Keith Sawyer, Author
Group Geniousa |
Neural Mechanisms of
Musical Creativity
Charles J. Limb, MD,
Johns Hopkins University |
The Art of Culinary
Creativity
Richard Rayment,
Executive Chef |
Driving Creativity Across
the Organization
Tommy Lynn, Dell
riCardo Crespo, Twentieth
Century Fox Film Corporation |
A Creative Brainstorm
with Keith Sawyer
Keith Sawyer, Group Genius |
12:30: Lunch
FOCUS AREA:Why Won't You Let Me Innovate? Championing the Environment for Success
| 1:30: KEYNOTE: |
2:15: CHOOSE BETWEEN 4 BREAK-OUT SESSIONS |
Permission to Think "Outside
the Can": The Leader as Curator
of the Innovation Culture
Denise Morrison, CEO
Campbell Soup |
Kickstarting the Enterprise: How Big Business Can Behave Like a Start-Up
Jeff Mancini, R/GA and Sam Zellner, AT&T |
Strategies and Tools for Creating a Culture of Innovation - Lessons from research, practice and market leaders
Soren Kaplan, Leapfrogging |
Nike Story: A Culture
of Innovation Wins
Nelson Farris, Nike |
The "Change Agents":
Creating a Culture of
Continuous Learning
Alex Cedeno, MeadWestvaco
James Euchner, Goodyear |
3:00: Culture Hunting Workshop
Steven van der Kruit, Firmenich Perfumery and Mikel Cirkus, Firmenich Flavors |
Connect Meaningfully through a Challenge
Part 2: DESIGN |
4:15: Networking Break
FOCUS AREA: Challenge the Status Quo: Creating Future Value through Business Model Reinvention
| 4:45: KEYNOTE: |
6:00: CHOOSE BETWEEN 4 BREAK-OUT SESSIONS |
Business Models that
Separate Leading
Companies from Followers
Alexander Osterwalder, Author,
Business Model Generation |
Exploring the Business
Model Canvas with the LEGO®
SERIOUS PLAY® Method
Per Kristiansen, LEGO Serious
Play |
Beyond Profit and
Non-Profit: Social Business
Manoj Fenelon, PepsiCo |
New Business Models for
Open Innovation
Robert Boland, Johnson & Johnson
Mohammed Ashour, Procter & Gamble
Russ Conser, Shell |
Opportunity Thinking for
Business Model
Innovation
Pam Henderson, NewEdge |
Embrace Complexity Brandon C. Barnett, Intel Corporation |
6:45: Cocktail Reception
FEI DAY THREE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 8
8:00: OPENING KEYNOTE Creativity Under Pressure: Todd Henry, Author, The Accidental Creative: How to Be Brilliant at a Moment's Notice
8:45: Connect Meaningfully Through a Challenge: Day Two Intro
9:00:: Morning Networking Break
FOCUS AREA: The World Turned Upside Down: Winning in Emerging Markets
| 9:30: KEYNOTE: |
10:15: CHOOSE BETWEEN 4 BREAK-OUT SESSIONS |
Learning by Living
Outside the Box
Wim Elfrink, Chief
Globalization Officer, Cisco |
Forecasting the Future of
Disruptive Innovation in
the BRIC Economies
Marcos Troyjo, Columbia
University |
How the Industrial Revolution in Emerging Markets Could Unravel - And Why it is a Call to Arms for Innovators Everywhere
Bhaskar Chakravorti, Tufts' Fletcher School and Institute for Business in the Global Context
Corporation |
Frugal Innovation: Lessons
from Emerging Markets
Navi Radjou, Jugaad Innovation |
Planning for Success while
Innovating for and with
Emerging Markets
Sameer Desai, GlaxoSmithKline |
11:00: Passion For Work Workshop
Todd Henry, Author, The Accidental Creative: How to Be Brilliant at a Moment's Notice |
Connect Meaningfully through a Challenge
Part 3: DEVELOP |
12:15: Lunch FOCUS AREA: Design as the Catalyst for Solving Complex Problems
| 1:15: KEYNOTE: |
4:15: CHOOSE BETWEEN 4 BREAK-OUT SESSIONS |
Innovation and the Art of Letting Go
Michael Hendrix & Colin Raney
Co-Location Leads of IDEO Boston
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Innovation...by Design
Peter Falt, BMW Designworks |
Managing Reality: Using
Magic & Illusion Techniques
to Create Innovative Products
John Crombie, Ethicon, a Johnson & Johnson Company & Jessica Liberatore, Acclarent Inc., a Johnson & Johnson Company |
The Disruptors: Designing
a Better Future
Charlie Sutton, Nokia
Emil Georgiev, GE Healthcare |
Design for Continued
Customer Engagements
Ton Borsboom, Philips Design |
2:45: CLOSING KEYNOTE Will Power: Grit, Self-Control, and Achievement: Angela Lee Duckworth, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Pennsylvania
3:30: Close of FEI 2013
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