Call it a surge: ride-hailing contender Lyft aggressively seized market share over the past year as archrival Uber stumbled. Now, the question facing the Lyft is whether it can curtail its heavy spending to beat its longtime rival to profitability—and maybe even a public offering?
 
John Zimmer, President, Lyft 
Interviewer: Andrew Nusca, Fortune

MOMENTUM ON DEMAND

MOVE TO AFTERNOON ROUNDTABLES

7:00-9:30 MAROON BELLS BIKE RIDE 
Hosted by NYSE 
Annual 25-mile bike ride through Maroon Bells, cycling to Maroon Lake with a special photo-op stop and then downhill back to the Aspen Meadows. 
Editorial Hosts: Adam Lashinsky, Executive Editor, and Editorial Director, Brainstorm TECH, Fortune, and Jen Wieczner, Senior Writer, Fortune
 
8:00-9:30 ANDERSON PARK YOGA 
Stretching, concentration, and peace in Anderson Park at Aspen Meadows, led by local instructor Erica Behrens
 

8:00-12:00 ROARING FORK RIVER “DUCKIE” FLOAT 
Navigate a calm section of the Roaring Fork River in an inflatable kayak. You will paddle through rapids, including Members Hole and Anderson Falls. Class II & III rapids.
 

8:00-12:00 ROCK CLIMBING 
On the dramatic cliffs of Independence Pass, instructors will teach rock climbing skills, including knots, belaying and movement on rock, to all levels.
 
8:30-12:00 SUNNY SIDE TRAIL HIKE (Challenging) 
Hosted by NYSE 
Enjoy the magnificent views of the incredible Elk Mountain Range and the town of Aspen as you take on this 3-mile ascent and return on the same trail.
 

8:00-12:00 SNOWMASS HIKE: RIM TRAIL (Moderate) 
Hosted by NYSE 
Wind your way along scrub oak and aspens on the single track trail on the rim of Snowmass Village. Enjoy sweeping views of Snowmass ski area and surrounding mountains. 
 

8:30-12:00 MAROON BELLS HIKE (Moderate) 
Hosted by NYSE 
Take advantage of a special photo-op at the top of Maroon Lake and then enjoy a moderate 3-mile
hike down to East Maroon Portal. 
 

8:45-12:00 SNOWMASS HORSEBACK RIDE 
In the beautiful mountain town of Snowmass Village, ride up the hills through scrub oak and aspens while enjoying the spectacular views of Mount Daly and the Elk Mountain Range. This ride is 1.5 hours.
 

9:00-12:00 STAND UP PADDLE (SUP) BOARD TOUR 
The Roaring Fork River meanders through the Northstar Preserve, where you will focus on basic SUP skills such as balance, paddling techniques, and navigating swift water. A great work out—and you will most likely go swimming!
 

10:00-NOON ASPEN ART TOUR 
Meet at Valley Fine Art Gallery, which focuses on classic American art, followed by a private viewing of exhibitions at the Aspen Art Museum—featuring Nina Katchadourian: Tweeters and Cheaters; Larry Bell; Yto Barrada: Klattu Barrada Nikto; Cheryle Donegan: GRLZ + VEILS; and Jay DeFeo: The Ripple Effect. 
Editorial Host: Andrew Nusca, Digital Editor and Co-chair, Brainstorm TECH, Fortune

MORNING ACTIVITIES

Clifton Leaf, Editor-in-Chief, Fortune 
Michal Lev-Ram, Senior Writer and Co-chair, Brainstorm TECH, Fortune

OPENING REMARKS

Nearly one year into one of the highest-profile turnaround gigs, Uber’s CEO is well past the honeymoon phase. Dara Khosrowshahi gives an in-depth update on the state of Uber’s strategy, business, culture—and its coming IPO. 
Speaker: Dara Khosrowshahi, CEO, Uber 
Interviewer: Adam Lashinsky, Executive Editor and Editorial Director, Brainstorm TECH, Fortune

DRIVING CHANGE

How two cutting-edge companies are transforming industries with innovative product development.
 
Shiva Rajaraman, Chief Product Officer, WeWork 
April Underwood, Chief Product Office, Slack 
Moderator: Leigh Gallagher, Senior Editor at Large and Co-chair, Brainstorm TECH, Fortune

PRODUCTIVE REINVENTION

Anyone can put a product on a shelf. Not everyone can offer people a soup-to-nuts solution to sell their wares. The founder of China’s biggest retailer shares his thoughts about logistics, markets, and the rise of “retail as a service.” 
Speaker: Richard Liu, CEO, JD.com 
Interviewer: Adam Lashinsky, Fortune

CHINA’S BIG E-COMMERCE BET

Regulatory and policy issues in the Trump presidency reverberate loudly in the tech world. Net neutrality, trade, innovation, worker visa restrictions, economic growth, and privacy are all part of the debate. What tech leaders can expect. 

Penny Pritzker, Chairman, PSP Partners; Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce 
Bradley Tusk, CEO, Tusk Ventures 
Moderator: Clifton Leaf, Fortune

TECH AND THE POLICY AGENDA

Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab made headlines when it agreed to acquire rival Uber’s business in the region. But the win may not be as easy as it seems. Now it turns to regulatory approval of the deal, feisty competitors, and managing a growing portfolio of other services. 
Hooi Ling Tan, Co-founder, Grab 
Interviewer: Clay Chandler, Asia Editor, Fortune

GRABBING THE WHEEL

Today’s products and companies want more power than ever before, and they want it accessible 24/7/365 in the cloud. We talk to industry leaders who are preparing for a future where intelligent interconnectivity isn’t limited to the tech industry.
 
Pat Gelsinger, CEO, VMWare 
Dennis Woodside, COO, Dropbox 
Lisa Su, CEO, AMD 
Moderator:Andrew Nusca, Digital Editor, and Co-chair, Brainstorm TECH, Fortune

CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MASSIVE PROFITS

Cashless, humanless, storeless? The future of commerce is all about a radically redesigned customer experience. We talk to two leaders at the world’s largest retailer about what’s next.
 
Jennifer Fleiss, CEO, Code Eight 
Marc Lore, CEO, Walmart eCommerce U.S.; CEO, Jet.com 
Moderator: Beth Kowitt, Senior Writer, Fortune

INCUBATING WALMART’S FUTURE

Ten years ago, you asked your friends for advice. Five years ago you searched for it on Google. Today you can ask Alexa. Today’s digital personal assistants bring us machine-driven answers and mind-boggling convenience alongside continued concerns about personal data and privacy. 
 
Toni Reid, Vice President, Alexa Experience and Echo Devices, Amazon 
Interviewer: Michal Lev-Ram, Fortune

ECHOS OF THE FUTURE

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RECEPTION

Jerry Yang, Founding Partner, AME Cloud Ventures and Co-founder, Yahoo 
In conversation with: Adam Lashinsky, Fortune

One On One

Doerr-Hosier Center 
Hosted by: Adam Lashinsky, Fortune

BRAINSTORM BBQ

SO YOU’VE GOT AI. NOW WHAT? 
Intelligence Track hosted by KPMG 
What happens when you put artificial intelligence at the center of your business strategy? Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and others are investing in AI that anyone can use. What can your business do with this all-new capability? 
Kris Miller, Chief Strategy Officer, eBay 
Jeetu Patel, Chief Product Officer, Box 
Christa Quarles, CEO, OpenTable 
Kyle York, General Manager, Business & Product Strategy, Oracle 
Moderator: Aaron Pressman, Senior Writer, Fortune 
 

PUSH, NUDGES, SHOVES: HOW BEHAVIOR DRIVES MARKETING 
Marketers have more ways than ever to reach, connect with, and influence customers. But an area with potential—behavioral economics, the study of psychology and how it relates to the economic decision-making process—has opened up a whole new set of possibilities for marketers. 
Frank Cooper, Global CMO, BlackRock 
Christine Cuoco, Global Head, Business Marketing, Twitter 
Dani Cushion, CMO, Cardlytics 
Alicia Tillman, CMO, SAP 
Steven Wolfe Pereira, Chief Marketing and Communications Officer, Quantcast 
Moderator: Kristen Bellstrom, Deputy Digital Editor, Fortune
 

CRYPTOCURRENCY’S WILD RIDE: FAR FROM OVER 
Finance Track hosted by RBC Capital Markets 
What asset class has been more volatile than cryptocurrency? Many argue that virtual coins are poised to become the economic foundation of the future. Others argue that it’s a flash in the pan. Where should you place your bets? We gather technologists and investors to hash it out. 
Adele Faure, Assistant General Counsel, Robinhood 
Hooman Radfar, Partner, Expa 
Slava Rubin, Founder, Indiegogo 
Micah Winkelspecht, CEO, Gem 
Moderator: Jeff Roberts, Law & Policy Reporter, Fortune
 

THE FUTURE OF MOBILITY 
Our world is in motion: cars, trucks, planes, trains, and every scooter and bicycle in between. Our desire to move people and goods remains constant, but the way we do it is undergoing dramatic change. In this session, we discuss the technological, social, and economic trends that are working together to transform the way we live. 
Karl Iagnemma, President, nuTonomy 
Alisyn Malek, COO, May Mobility 
Nikhil Naikal, Founder, Mapper.ai 
Hooi Ling Tan, Co-founder, Grab 
Bonny Simi, President, JetBlue Ventures 
Moderator:Brian O’Keefe, Fortune

BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLES

MOVE TO BRAINSTORM TENT

Few in the investment world today have made moves as large and aggressive as SoftBank. It has poured billions into some of business’ biggest deals—Uber, ARM Holdings, Nvidia, WeWork, DoorDash, GM Cruise, Katerra, and more.
 
Jeffrey Housenbold, Managing Partner, SoftBank Investment Advisers 
Lydia Jett, Consumer Internet Investor, SoftBank Investment Advisers 
Moderator: Dan Primack, Business Editor, Axios

INSIDE SOFTBANK’S BIG BETS

Meet the Internet of value, where digital dollars and cryptocoins zip around the world in an instant. Big businesses are itching for modernized payment rails, and consumers are exploring new money-moving options, including peer-to-peer alternatives. Quicker, cheaper financial transactions are right around the corner—and these are three of the companies making it happen. 
 
Asheesh Birla, SVP, Product, Ripple 
Claire Hughes Johnson, COO, Stripe 
Bridget van Kralingen, SVP, Global Industries, Platforms, and Blockchain, IBM 
Moderator: Jen Wieczner, Senior Writer, Fortune

MAKING MONEY MOVE

BREAK

An exclusive interview with the U.S. Secretary of Transportation, where we'll discuss the future of roads and drones, railways and shipping, autonomous vehicles, and how to keep up with a dizzying pace of innovation.
 
Elaine L. Chao, Secretary, U.S. Department of Transportation 
Interviewer: Alan Murray, President, Fortune​

MOVING FORWARD

Speaker:			
Christa Quarles, CEO, OpenTable

DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION: WHAT’S HAPPENED SINCE 2017?

Data privacy, fake news, anticompetitive concentration of power, job-killing and military-assisting AI, brogrammer behavior. But for these and other concerns, everything’s going swimmingly for Big Tech these days. Our wide-ranging, audience-driven conversation explores what happens next and how the industry should respond. 
Introduction: Jo Ling Kent, Business and Technology Correspondent, NBC News
 
OPENING REMARKS: CAN TECH FIND ITS HUMANITY? 
Speaker: Tristan Harris, Founder, Center for Humane Technology /br>
	
Featured participants: 
Amy Banse, Managing Director, Comcast Ventures 
Natalie Evans Harris, COO, Ecosystem Development, BrightHive 
Jeff Glueck, CEO, Foursquare 
Hemant Taneja, Managing Director, General Catalyst 
Moderator: Jo Ling Kent, NBC News

TOWN HALL 2018-TECHLASH: NAVIGATING AN INDUSTRY’S MOMENT OF CRISIS

The Army’s commanding general for medical care talks about technology, health care and preparing our soldiers to defend the country.
 
Lt. Gen. Najda West, Surgeon General, U.S. Army 
Interviewer: Adam Lashinsky, Fortune

DEFENDING  THE HEALTH OF TOMORROW'S WARRIORS

MOVE TO LUNCH ROUNDTABLES

AI AND THE WORKPLACE OF THE FUTURE 
Intelligence Track hosted by KPMG 
The introduction of AI, drones, robots, VR, and other cognitive tools are changing the boundaries of performance. At the same time, collaboration platforms are making it easier for people to work where they want, when they want, and on projects of their own choosing. Leaders have no choice but to adopt—and adapt to—these new tools to win. 
Introduction: Cliff Justice, Principal, Innovation & Enterprise Solutions, KPMG 
Mike Ableson, Vice President, Strategy, General Motors 
Matt Driskill,Deputy Program Manager for Advanced Development, PMA-234, U.S. Navy 
Naveen Rao, Corporate Vice President and GM, Artificial Intelligence Products Group, Intel 
April Underwood, Chief Product Officer, Slack 
Moderator: Andrew Nusca, Fortune
 
						
CHINA INNOVATION 
Hosted by Yunnan 
A new generation of Chinese entrepreneurs is working to build super-scale tech companies that could reset the power balance in a number of key industries. 
These entrepreneurs are fast and well-funded. Investors and executives share their experiences. 
Introduction: Liu Wenwei, Member of the Standing Committee of CPC Yuxi Municipal Committee and Executive Deputy Mayor, Yuxi Municipality, Yunnan Province, P.R. China 
Connie Chan, Partner, Andreessen Horowitz 
David Chao, General Partner, DCM Ventures 
Gary Rieschel, Founding Managing Partner, Qiming Venture Partners 
Hans Tung, Managing Partner, GGV Capital 
Deborah Weinswig, CEO, Coresight Research 
Wang Ying, Managing Director, Fosun RZ Capital 
Moderator: Clay Chandler, Fortune
 

INVESTING IN TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY
Finance Track hosted by RBC Capital Markets 
Short-term noise, breaking news, volatility—it’s all there in some measure, at all times. Hear from some of the best minds in finance on what they’re looking at closely, what they are staying away from, and how to tell the difference. 
Introduction:Michal Katz, Managing Director and Co-head Technology Investment Banking, RBC Capital Markets 
Anu Hariharan, General Partner, Continuity Fund, Y Combinator 
Anton Levy, Managing Director, Global Head, Internet & Technology, General Atlantic 
Katie Rae, CEO, The Engine 
Mood Rowghani, General Partner, Kleiner Perkins 
Trae Vassallo, Managing Director, Defy 
Moderator: Dan Primack, Business Editor, Axios
 
INFORMAL NETWORKING LUNCH 
Aspen Meadows Reception Center

LUNCH ROUNDTABLES

CONNECTED, YET PROTECTED 
Intelligence Track hosted by KPMG 
Technology’s use of personal data has unlocked a wealth of new capabilities. It’s also created an array of new risks. Can you design an ethical security system that uses, but not abuses, personal information? A spirited discussion about how products can preserve trust and privacy in an age of intelligent interconnectedness. 
Tammy Franklin, Chief Digital Officer, North America, IBM 
Chad Greene, Director, Integrity Investigations and Intelligence, Facebook 
Hal Lawton, President, Macy’s Inc. 
Terry Myerson, Executive Vice President and Former Leader, Windows and Devices Group, Microsoft 
Nat Natarajan,Chief Product and Technology Officer, Ancestry.com 
Kirsten Wolberg, Chief Technology and Operations Officer, DocuSign 
Moderator: Aaron Pressman, Fortune
 

THE TRIUMPHS AND TRIBULATIONS OF TECH TRANSFORMATION 
Overhaul the way an entire organization operates? Easier said than done. Leaders including top chief information, technology, and digital officers share tales from the trenches—from skills gaps to process problems to operational overhauls—and discuss what they wish they had known about embracing new technologies. 
Jeremy King, CTO, Walmart Labs 
Christine Landry, Group Chief Executive, Consumer and Industrials, Conduent 
Marc Leibowitz, Global Head of Digital, Johnson & Johnson 
Cathy Polinsky, CTO, Stitch Fix 
Nadja West, Lt. Gen., Surgeon General, U.S. Army 
Moderator: Ellen McGirt, Senior Editor, Fortune
 

THE NEW SCIENCE OF FITNESS 
Can we innovate our way to better bodies and better lives? We convene executives and athletes—both pros and amateurs—to discuss the technologies making fitness and human performance more formidable. 
George Hincapie, professional cyclist 
Siobhan McFeeney, Global Leader, Business Transformation, Pivotal 
Mark Verstegen, Founder, EXOS 
Geoff Woo, CEO, HVMN 
Moderator: Clifton Leaf, Fortune

AFTERNOON ROUNDTABLES

RETURN TO BRAINSTORM TENT

Mark Mahaney, Managing Director, Internet, RBC Capital Markets

10 LESSONS, 10 MINUTES: THE PERILS OF STOCK PICKING IN TECH

What role do creatives play in a world driven by algorithms? How are people consuming movies, television, and more today—and what does tomorrow hold? We discuss new experiences and business models with top industry executives.
 
Robert Bakish, CEO, Viacom 
Stacey Sher, Co-president, Activision Blizzard Studios 
Moderator: Andrew Nusca, Fortune

THE FUTURE OF ENTERTAINMENT

TaskRabbit, a founding member of the so-called “gig” economy, made headlines in September when it was acquired by Swedish home goods company IKEA. The startup’s new task: helping its owner digitize and embrace on-demand customer service. 
 
Stacy Brown-Philpot, CEO, TaskRabbit 
Interviewer: Leigh Gallagher, Fortune

WHEN THE CUSTOMER COMES FIRST, IKEA STYLE

The well-being and performance of every person on your team is vital to the success of your company. Here’s how you get there.
 
Mark Verstegen, Founder, EXOS

EAT. SLEEP. PERFORM. REPEAT.

Artificial intelligence is emerging as an enabler of both our greatest potential and our worst tendencies. How will humans ensure that one of technology’s greatest advancements is used responsibly? A dialogue about the precarious balance between human and machine.
 
Mike Ableson, Vice President, Strategy, General Motors 
Mike Capps, CEO, Diveplane Corp. 
Moderator:Marissa Mayer, Co-founder, Lumi Labs and Co-chair, Brainstorm TECH

WHAT IMPACT WILL AI HAVE ON HUMANITY?

The world’s most-visited travel website rakes in billions of dollars of revenue for its parent company (the former Priceline Group) but faces an existential threat in Airbnb—and a constant competitor in Expedia—as the travel market expands to include home-sharing.
 
Gillian Tans, CEO, Booking.com 
Interviewer: Michal Lev-Ram, Fortune

THE NEW BATTLE FOR TRAVEL

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NIGHTCAP

IS TECHNOLOGY INHERENTLY BIASED? 
Algorithms increasingly control decision making at corporations, within government, and in our daily lives. It can be remarkably efficient—but it turns out that algorithmic bias is also part of the process. We’ll take a look at the so-called “myth of neutrality” and its implications for technology and society. 
Julio Avalos, Chief Strategy Officer, GitHub 
Jon Cohen, Head of Research, SurveyMonkey 
Karla Monterosso, CEO, Code2040 
Bärí Williams, Legal and Operations Adviser, Owl 
Moderator: Ellen McGirt, Fortune
 

SECURITY IN THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT 
Tech-equipped public transit systems, intelligent energy grids, smart structures of all kinds—we have wired up the physical world around us. Are we prepared to secure it from threats? 
Patrick Bass, CEO, thyssenkrupp North America 
Gary Lauder, Managing Director, Lauder Partners, LLC 
Alisyn Malek, COO, May Mobility 
Brendan Wallace, Managing Partner, Fifth Wall Ventures 
Jeremy Warren, CTO, Vivint Smart Home 
Moderator: Jeff Roberts, Fortune
 

SILICON UNION: A NEW TECH GENERATION IN EUROPE 
Swimming in Spotify’s wake are a number of well-funded tech businesses poised to put a new face on an industry. Key players convene to discuss the successes and issues facing Europe’s tech community. 
Pascal Cagni, Ambassador for International Investment and Chairman, Business France 
Maëlle Gavet, COO, Compass 
Cem Sertoglu, Partner, EarlyBird 
Hiro Tamura, Partner, Atomico 
Donal Travers, Head, Technology, IDA Ireland 
Robert Vis, CEO, MessageBird 
Mei Wen, Founder, Startup Sweden 
Kamran Zaki, President, North America, Adyen 
Moderator: Polina Marinova, Editor, Term Sheet, Fortune 
 

MARKETING REIMAGINED: LEVERAGING NEW TOOLS 
Never before have there been so many tools—and so much customer data—at the fingertips of today’s top marketers. And yet: How do you model, predict, and improve performance when customer journeys keep changing? You need to work with other corporate functions effectively, know what the platforms of tomorrow can offer, realize when big data is too big, and always personalize, personalize, personalize. 
Brad Dickerson, CEO, Blue Apron 
Dawn Laguens, Chief Brand Officer, Planned Parenthood Federation of America 
Monica Long, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Communications, Ripple 
Joe Marchese, President, Advertising Revenue, Fox Networks Group 
Ross Martin, CEO, Blackbird 
David Roman, CMO, Lenovo 
Dara Treseder, CMO, Business Innovations and GE Ventures, GE 
Moderator:Beth Kowitt, Fortune

It wasn’t so long ago that a generation of on-demand startups commanded billion-dollar valuations and bullish growth prospects. Then reality set in. We talk to two business partners who weathered the storm and maintained their focus on sustainable scale. 
 
Alfred Lin, Partner, Sequoia Capital 
Tony Xu, CEO, DoorDash 
Moderator:Andrew Nusca, Fortune

HOW THIS STARTUP PASSED THE SCALE TEST

As rockets become reusable and launches become commonplace, the final frontier feels closer than ever. A status update on the state of space tourism, moonwalks, and missions to Mars.
 
Dan Hart, CEO, Virgin Orbit 
Howard Lance, CEO, Maxar Technologies 
Moderator: Aaron Pressman, Fortune

THE NEW SPACE ECONOMY

Security is everyone's concern. Hear from two of the fiercest digital
defenders on how they go about protecting Wall Street to Silicon Valley
—and beyond. A discussion about realism and the state of cybersecurity.
 
Jen Easterly, Managing Director; Global Head, Cybersecurity Fusion Center, Morgan Stanley 
Jay Kaplan, CEO, Synack 
Moderator: Robert Hackett, Senior Writer, Fortune

CYBERSECURITY’S NEW GAME OF RISK

For years, Match Group has dominated the online dating market. But now Facebook’s jumping in; a white-hot startup is nipping at its heels; and the pressure’s on to innovate after hatching the industry’s last major invention - the “swipe.” We chat with the company’s new CEO in her first on-stage conversation since taking the reins.
 
Mandy Ginsberg, CEO, Match Group 
Moderator: Leigh Gallagher, Fortune

SWIPING, DATING AND DRAMA ​

A wide-ranging conversation with acclaimed author Thomas L. Friedman on politics, technology, economics, society, and surviving (and thriving) in an age of extraordinary acceleration.
 
Thomas L. Friedman, New York Times columnist and author of Thank You For Being Late 
Interviewer: Alan Murray, Fortune

AN OPTIMIST’S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY

CLOSING REMARKS

Fortune Brainstorm TECH is our annual by-invitation-only summer retreat for leaders from Fortune 500 companies, the top emerging entrepreneurs of the tech world, and the most important investors who finance them.
For big companies, entrepreneurs, and investors alike, it’s essential to stay ahead of fast-breaking trends: for many, attending Brainstorm TECH can make the difference between finding a competitive edge or being disrupted into oblivion. At a time when every company is fast becoming a tech company, you won’t want to miss Brainstorm TECH.
Read the latest Brainstorm TECH news at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.Fortune.com/brainstormtech" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fortune.com/brainstormtech</a>.

Fortune Brainstorm TECH is our annual by-invitation-only summer retreat for leaders from Fortune 500 companies, the top emerging entrepreneurs of the tech world, and the most important investors who finance them.

For big companies, entrepreneurs, and investors alike, it’s essential to stay ahead of fast-breaking trends: for many, attending Brainstorm TECH can make the difference between finding a competitive edge or being disrupted into oblivion. At a time when every company is fast becoming a tech company, you won’t want to miss Brainstorm TECH.

Read the latest Brainstorm TECH news at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.Fortune.com/brainstormtech" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Fortune.com/brainstormtech</a>.

Fortune Brainstorm TECH assembles the world's top technology and media thinkers, operators, entrepreneurs, innovators, and influencers.

Led by Fortune’s tech editors, Brainstorm TECH brings together the top technology and media leaders, operators, entrepreneurs, innovators, and influencers for a dynamic exchange of ideas on the key issues that are shaping the future of business and technology. In two idea-packed, mind-expanding days, Brainstorm TECH delivers fresh thinking, in-depth conversations, and unparalleled opportunities to build top-level relationships.

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