• Explore ground-breaking exhibitors leading the future in tech innovation. 
• Learn more about the CES landscape and how each venue brings different tech categories to life. 
• Gain personal insights on the most exciting topics from the ones who know CES best. 

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• Open-source technology: “It takes the world to map the world.” How collective data is paving the way for a fully mapped, more connected world. 
• Autonomous driving: Why precision maps are a game-changer for self-driving cars and the future of transportation. 
• Real-time mapping: its impact on emergency response time and its potential to enhance safety and efficiency on the road 

Here's a sneak peak: 

• Bridging Healthcare Gaps: Technology solutions are addressing healthcare deserts, providing underserved communities with access to high-quality care.  
• Combining the Best of Both Worlds: The hybrid care model integrates human interaction with remote technology, overcoming the limitations of traditional clinics and telemedicine to offer comprehensive care with real-time diagnostics. 
• Scalable & Efficient: Unlike traditional clinic-based care, which is costly and hard to scale, hybrid CareStations provide a cost-effective, self-cleaning, and private alternative that can be deployed globally to address healthcare access and quality challenges.

• A fully functioning home delivered and set up in just hours, anywhere on the planet. 
• Next-level energy solutions that maximize power usage efficiency. 
• Morning espresso made from water generated from air humidity and sunshine. 
• Shelters designed to withstand category five hurricanes. 
• Homes integrating technologies for air quality control, energy efficiency, and acoustic control. 

In this episode: 

• The importance of recognizing diversity and inclusion as a company  
• Defining equity compared to equality  
• The future of training ethical AI 
• The critical need for accessibility and disability inclusion 

• On-device AI is upping the game for at home viewing experiences by actively enhancing content 
• Samsung debuted their transparent micro-LED screen at CES making waves for brighter pictures and opening the door to many new smart home applications 
• The future of AI companion robots is looking bright as we discuss what homelife may look like in 2030

• How "moments of autonomy" can boost productivity, including jet bridges that can dock themselves to planes within inches, saving airlines thousands per hour.
• Purpose-built vehicle technology allows everyday heroes to operate more safely and sustainably as they provide services essential for society.
• Former delivery vehicles, dating back to the 1980s, were noisy, hot, and fuel-inefficient. These Oshkosh vehicles are equipped with AC and modern safety features like airbags, 360-cameras and blind-spot monitoring, boasting a significant upgrade.
• The Postal Service plans to add 60,000 next-gen vehicles to its fleet, with a significant number being electric, all part of a $40 billion transformation!

• When it comes to global revenues, the gaming industry is the largest segment of the entertainment industry. At roughly $187 billion globally, it's bigger than the music + movies industries combined. 
• U.S consumers are projected to spend a whopping $50 billion on video game services and software in 2024, a 3% increase from last year. 
• For Gen Z and Gen Alpha, gaming is more than just entertainment; it serves as a platform for shared experiences and emotional connections, shaping their worldview and creating a culture that extends beyond the game itself. 

In this episode: 

In this episode:

Understand the impact of Generative AI on consumer behavior.

Uncover the power of conversational ads and digital marketing and learn how to engage your audience in a whole new way.

Discover the sustainability efforts undertaken by tech companies and learn how to integrate sustainable practices into your marketing strategies.

Embrace diversity and inclusion in the technology industry to foster innovation and reach a broader audience.

In this episode:

• Discover the profound impact of digital transformation on the beauty industry and how it's reshaping consumer experiences.
• Uncover the latest advancements in hair dryer technology that are revolutionizing hairstyling and salon experiences.
• Understand the role of technology in shaping individual identities and its influence on beauty preferences and self-expression.

In this episode:

• Explore the latest cross-platform consumer consumption trends.
• Learn how to maximize ad reach across screens for a more impactful advertising strategy.
• Uncover the pivotal role of AI in shaping innovative advertising strategies for the future.
• Discover the untapped opportunities in gaming for marketers to connect with a vast, engaged audience.
• Master the art of building trust in digital ad measurement for more reliable and effective campaigns.

In this episode: 

• Discover the cutting-edge features of Vizio smart TVs unveiled at CES 2024, revolutionizing the TV viewing experience.
• Unlock the potential of AI optimization in smart televisions, shaping the future of targeted advertising and personalized content delivery.
• Gain insights into Vizio's branded content studio strategies for seamless content integration and audience engagement.
• Delve into the future of TV viewing experience to stay ahead in the ever-evolving television industry.

In this episode: 

• Learn how UL traces its safety mission back to 1894 and the early days of electricity.
• Hear how UL standards help "unlock the promise of innovation safely."
• Discover why diversity and inclusive language matter in upholding universal safety.
• Find out how David's work with the Paralympics also drives UL's mission.

In this episode:

• Discover the cutting-edge advancements shaping the future of autonomous driving systems.
• Explore the crucial role of integrating safety-critical components in vehicles for enhanced security and reliability.
• Uncover the potential of augmented reality HUDs (Heads Up Display) in revolutionizing the driving experience and safety measures.
• Gain insights into the evolving landscape of automotive technology and its impact on sustainability.
• Understand the transition towards software-driven development and its implications for the automotive industry.

In this episode: 

• Discover the power of Reddit's community-driven platform for authentic brand engagement.
• Explore how anonymity on Reddit fosters positive user interactions and valuable connections.
• Learn about Reddit's self-regulation through the upvoting system and its impact on content visibility.
• Uncover the latest privacy-focused advertising trends on Reddit and their potential for reaching niche audiences.
• Understand the human connection and problem-solving dynamics that thrive on Reddit's platform.

In this episode: 

• Discover Instacart's innovative advertising strategies for increased consumer engagement and brand impact.
• Explore the expanded advertising capabilities that are taking Instacart to the next level in consumer experience.
• Uncover the importance of a seamless consumer experience and its impact on brand loyalty and engagement.
• Gain insights into Instacart's IPO and the future of innovation in the retail industry.

In this episode: 

• Explore immersive technology for an unforgettable online shopping experience.
• Step into virtual stores to deepen brand engagement and connection.
• Experience 3D environments for visually stunning online shopping.
• Discover AI integration for personalized and tailored content.
• Uncover the future of e-commerce through innovative tools and strategies.

Key takeaways include:

• Kubota's commitment to leveraging tech like automation, AI, and data analysis to boost efficiency and sustainability in agriculture
• The capabilities of Kubota's electric vehicle concept vehicle to autonomously handle various farming tasks through independent motor control
• The importance of an incremental approach to inventing a sci-fi farming future, focusing on solving immediate customer needs

A few key takeaways: (please put bullet points in front of each of the below paragraphs)

• Roku aims to turn its massive reach (76 million+ households) into performance, driving business outcomes for marketers
• They're creating binge-worthy "shoulder content" like their new food destination "All Things Food" to surround hit shows
• Shoppable ads are removing friction, letting viewers purchase products directly from creative, leading to 10x more conversions from the remote versus other shoppable formats

• The tech defining AI, transportation, startups, smart cities, digital health and solutions for a better, more sustainable planet.
  
  
• Must-see places and spaces at CES 2024 including Eureka Park, where breakthrough technologies are showcased, and C Space with the C Space Studio for a look into the future of advertising, entertainment and more.
  
  
• Who’s coming to CES 2024, with an anticipated 130,000 in attendance and 1200-plus startups at Eureka Park. Find out what else is brewing as excitement builds for the most powerful tech event in the world.

• In the health sector, generative AI applications include delivering lifesaving therapies in months versus years. Daugherty details how this may become reality sooner than many thought possible.
  
  
• Space technologies are emerging to address applications that include satellite collision avoidance, Earth imaging, and even interstellar financial transactions.
  
  
• Accenture’s brilliant strategies and solutions often take root among its special teams based in the company’s Accenture Labs and Accenture Ventures organizations. There are more, as Daugherty explains.

• The toilet of tomorrow, the Numi 2.0, blends sleek design with automation. As Kohler will demonstrate at CES 2024, it incorporates touch-free tech with self-cleaning wands, a lid that opens and closes automatically and more.
  
  
• Your shower experience can be controlled almost to the last detail through simple voice commands. Kohler leverages Amazon, Google and Apple platforms so that you need only say, “Hey, Alexa, start my morning shower.” The water will be the temperature you want, and the spray pressure will be to your specifications. You can also pre-set water output to limit waste.
  
  
• Unknot tight muscles without a trip to the spa. The Kohler Stillness Experience is designed for self-care in the bath through a blend of bathtub design, light and sound. Sprig by Kohler adds aromatherapy for a Zen escape in the bathroom.

• With more than 1 billion active users monthly, TikTok is the destination for millions seeking new games through exceptionally entertaining content that’s refreshed daily. Rema gets specific.
  
  
• Companies like the Pokemon GO creator Niantic Labs, launch exclusively on TikTok for the customized and collaborative support they receive. Rema explains the process, step by step.
  
  
• The platform’s content and communities set TikTok apart as a highly inclusive and multi-generational platform for gaming enthusiasts. Baby Boomers and Gen X users are joining with Millennials and Gen Z players to discover new gaming opportunities.

• The OS for a smartphone employs a software development kit (SDK) that contains all the functionality common to apps for downloading data, creating a virtual keyboard and so on. Apex.AI has developed an SDK for software-defined vehicles.
  
  
• With Apex.AI, developers have a toolbox of pre-configured software with a modular, predefined and pre-certified design. They can use these to more quickly and easily implement a wide range of builds.
  
  
• Today’s cars include hundreds of small computers that essentially perform one task such as controlling the lights or radio. This architecture slows innovation, forcing update cycles that can last a year. In the future, a central core will control these features, as is the case with smartphones. Apex.AI software enables that central architecture.
  
  
• Apex.AI will demonstrate the future of software-defined vehicles, and how its software will enable them, at booth 6810 in the Las Vegas Convention Center’s West Hall. A press conference is also planned.

• Developing medicines is like building software; for example, both employ platforms as the foundational operating system.
  
  
• Because Moderna is a platform company, it used the mRNA platform built for earlier research to speed delivery of the COVID-19 vaccine. The highly efficient approach is also used for investigational mRNA medicines that could treat diseases ranging from flu to cancer.
  
  
• AI is programmed into Moderna platforms, and is used extensively across the company. Because the tech is so central to Moderna’s work, Miller offers best practices gleaned from long experience. Check out his comments on the company’s “AI Academy” and Moderna's AI application, mChat, for improving employees’ understanding of AI.

Moderna is ALL ON for CES 2024. Stephen Hoge, Moderna president, will discuss AI in a speaking engagement on Thursday, January 11. Don’t miss his session, “The Future of Medicine: Individualized Treatments,” at 9:00 a.m. PT.

• To gauge the market opportunity for PhotonFi and the Li-Fi tech, consider that: Some 3.2 billion gamers around the world are growing the sector to about $4 billion in revenue. The U.S. has more than 45 million esports viewers with total prize money in the hundreds of millions of dollars.
  
  
• Li-Fi is deployed primarily in Europe for mostly military, aerospace, financial and transportation purposes but is moving to gaming markets.
  
  
• PhotonFi’s Mike Fasulo notes that the tech is ideal for larger-scale IT, enterprise and gaming organizations. It’s not yet feasible for at-home or individual use.
  
  
• Good news for when the tech is more consumer-ready for gamers and esports athletes: Activating it will be as simple as inserting a dongle into any standard gaming device and selecting Li-Fi for the network connection.

• Brunswick’s autonomous tech uses sensors and controls familiar to gamers to head off, among other issues, docking complexities that can plague even experienced boaters. That’s important when the docking site is a tight fit or located in choppy water.
  
  
• The connected and electric components of the ACES (autonomous, connected, electric and shared) framework mean, respectively, that boats can be monitored and secured remotely, and propelled more sustainably with electric outboard motors.
  
  
• Through Brunswick’s Freedom Boat Club, which is the largest of its type in the world, membership affords access to some 400 boating locations and 5000 vessels across the U.S., Europe and beyond. With more than 100,000 members, club participants benefit from variety, convenience and carefree maintenance.
  
  
• Look for the marina of the future by Brunswick at CES 2024. The exhibit will demonstrate the diversity of Brunswick boats, as well as the accompanying technology, and new formats including e-foils and e-surfboards.

• Human security plays a crucial role in how well lives are lived, globally.
• CES 2024 will demonstrate solutions that show how tech can counter climate, healthcare, economic and other challenges.
• As the Human Security for All (HS4A) campaign extends into another year, look for its themes across CES 2024.
• When businesses invest in the types of human security initiatives that reflect the HS4A mission, they can compete more powerfully. The guests explain how.
• Regarding competitive advantage, Ambassador Ellis discusses research showing that millennials prefer to work for companies that are purpose-driven, and whose brands are associated with a cause. She points out that HS4A is the next big idea that can inspire this and other generations.

• Farmers, who are overwhelmingly 55-plus years old, are among the most tech-forward professionals in the U.S. They have to be, given their daily struggles with weather and other variables.
• John Deere prioritizes AI and robotics in its advanced-tech arsenal. AI underpins sensors that track conditions to constantly adjust machine settings. Robotics counter a shrinking labor force by automating equipment.
• With 500,000 machines connected today, John Deere intends to connect 1 million more. The data gathered will be used to further improve productivity.
• For those interested in a tech career, agriculture is a gold mine of opportunity. The sector’s challenge is surpassed only by the importance of its mission, and success depends on diverse perspectives.

• L'Oréal was founded 110 years ago by a chemist. Today, it’s the largest beauty company in the world with 35 well-known brands.
• As the dominant player in beauty-sector accessibility, L’Oréal has applied AI to deliver HAPTA and Brow Magic as counters to limited mobility; these devices, respectively, allow users to expertly apply lipstick and shape eye brows.
• With six years of AI experience, L’Oréal is now poised to explore generative AI as it continues to develop the future of beauty through science and technology.
• Moving to the metaverse, L’Oréal recently launched a Microsoft Teams collaboration with its Maybelline brand to explore virtual makeup during conference calls. No physical product needed.

• Gaming’s evolution from a strictly entertainment activity to one that powers deeper social connections
• The merits of the “virtual console” for creating an interface that’s comfortable for, and accessible to, new players looking for alternatives to traditional consoles and controllers
• Samsung streaming partners, like Blacknut, that enable lightning-fast access to games that can be accessed instantaneously
• Advantages the platform provides to producers and content creators seeking new audiences
• The untapped potential of generative AI in reshaping the gaming industry

• Prospects of growth – good, or not so much - in streaming services
• The content-quantity sweet spot for the streaming consumer
• Meghan Markle and the revenue potential of old shows that are new to you
• Ads, sports content and deciphering what audiences want
• Emerging trends in Millennial and Gen Z content consumption

It’s coming your way, and to the highway. It’s an autonomous vehicle (AV) platform that will change the driving experience as we know it. AV tech company Mobileye is completing a platform that dramatically simplifies transitioning regular cars to operate autonomously. Hear from Mobileye SVP Nimrod Nehushtan as he discusses how far the tech has come in making autonomous driving reliable and feasible. Companies like Volkswagen and Porsche have aligned with Mobileye and the AV-driving future. Should you? Find out. 

Guests:

• Beth McQuiston, M.D., R.D., medical director for Abbott's diagnostics business
• Philip Adamson, M.D., DVP Medical Affairs and Chief Medical Officer, Heart Failure
• Marc Taub, Ph.D. divisional vice president of Technical Operations for Abbott's diabetes business

Guests:

• Karen Chupka, EVP CES, Consumer Technology Association
• Gary Shapiro, President and CEO, Consumer Technology Association

Guest:

• Hilik Stein, CTO and Co-Founder, SafeRide Technologies

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• Gorden Wagener, Chief Design Officer, Daimler Group AG

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• Jørgen Behrens, Senior Vice President and Chief Product Officer, HERE Technologies

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• Andy Miller, SVP of Innovation and Product Development, AARP

Guests:

• Scott Buchholz, Emerging Technology research director and Government & Public Services chief technology officer, Deloitte Consulting LLP
• Joe Wilson, Chief Technology Officer - North America, Workday

Guest:

• Kevin Ogawa, President and CEO, Canon USA Inc.

Guest:

• Adam Bry, Co-Founder and CEO, Skydio

Guest:

• Deeptha Khanna, Chief Business Leader Personal Health, Royal Philips

Guest:

• Cheryl Goodman, Head of Corporate Communications, Sony Electronics North America

Guest:

• M. Faisal Pandit, President of Panasonic System Solutions Company of North America, Panasonic Corporation of North America 

   

Guests

• John Godfrey, SVP, Public Policy, Samsung Electronics America
• Cheryl Goodman, Head of Corporate Communications and CSR, Sony Electronics

This week’s episode was recorded live at CES 2020. Brands are benefiting from backing esports. It offers direct access to a prime consumer group: 18-35 year olds who may have already parted ways with traditional TV. We hear from a star esports athlete, the CEO of his team and Dell discussing how brands must find unique ways, such as esports, to share their message.

Guests

• Bryan de Zayas, Global Director of Marketing, Dell
• Steve Arhancet, Co-CEO and Owner, Team Liquid
• Jonathan “@EliGE” Jablonowski, CS:GO Player, Team Liquid

We’re looking into the safer, greener and more connected technology behind self-driving vehicles. Our episode sponsor, Aptiv, unveiled their flexible and scalable smart vehicle architecture at CES 2020. They joined us to explain how these advancements will reduce complexity and offer better control for users.

Guest

• Glen De Vos, SVP, CTO & President, Aptiv

We’ve talked about the latest in vehicle tech all year, but at CES 2020, we got to show you. On the show floor, vehicle and automotive companies demonstrated the innovations driving the consumer tech industry forward more safely and effectively. Media experts share their experiences from the show floor.

Guests

• Anthony Elio, Associate Editor, Innovation & Tech Today
• Dana Wollman, Editor in Chief, Engadget
• Matt Swider, Managing Editor, Tech Radar

Digital health is one of the hottest and fastest-growing tech categories, not just at CES but throughout the entire tech industry. Join us for a roundtable with media experts discussing health innovations at CES 2020, the growth potential for the health care market and more.

Guests

• Amy Roberts, Managing Editor, Reviewed
• Dana Wollman, Editor-In-Chief, Engadget
• Neal Batra, Principal—Life Sciences & Health Care Strategy, Deloitte

The countdown is over. The first day of CES 2020 kicked off highlighting the most innovative tech from across the globe in every industry. We spoke to media experts all day to hear what they discovered on the show floor and to learn what to expect throughout the rest of this exciting week.

Guests

• David Kender, Editor In Chief, Reviewed
• Jason Hiner, Editorial Director, CNET
• Nick Mokey, Managing Editor, Digital Trends

Guests

• Karen Chupka, Executive Vice President—CES, Consumer Technology Association
• Gary Shapiro, President & CEO, Consumer Technology Association
• Michael Thacker, EVP of Technology and Innovation, Bell Helicopter

• Dawn Dickson, Founder & CEO, PopCom
• Park Won Soon, Mayor, Seoul, Korea
• Michael Mendenhall, SVP Chief Marketing/Chief Communications Officer, TriNet

Guests

• Ty Ahmad-Taylor, Vice President of Product Marketing, Facebook
• Stephan Pretorius, Chief Technology Officer, WPP

Guests

• Heidi Hinrichs, Divisional VP—Global Clinical and Regulatory Affairs, Abbott Cardiovascular
• Joel Goldsmith, Senior Director—Digital Platforms, Abbott Diabetes Care
• Ryan Lakin, Divisional VP—Product R&D, Abbott Neuromodulation

Guests

• Adam Pellegrini, SVP Consumer Health Products, CVS Health
• Chris Sherzinger, CEO, Weber-Stephen Products LLC

Guests

• Christopher Carey, Chief Product Officer, Rally Health, Inc.

Guests

• Paul LaMonica, Digital Correspondent, CNN Business
• Rick Bleszynksi, Founder and CEO, Zocial

Guests:

• Phil Magney, Founder and Principal Advisor, VSI Labs
• Mark Douglas, Field Software Solutions Architect, NXP Semiconductors
• Robert Day, Director of Automotive Solutions and Platforms, Arm

Guests

• Dr. Madhvi Upender, CSO and Co-Founder, Awarables, Inc.   
• Amrit Bandy, CTO, Awarables, Inc.
• Rob Löring, Business Director, Xsens

Guests

• Craig Rigby, Vice President of Technology, Clarios
• Chris Robinson, Senior Analyst, Lux Research

Guests

• Amanda Sanyal, Director of Digital Marketing, Logitech G
• Tatiana Tacca, Director of eSports, Momentum Worldwide

Guests

• Professor Chris Toumazou, CEO and Co-founder of DnaNudge
• Jonathan Pearson-Stuttard, Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Fellow, School of Public Health, Imperial College London

Guests

• Steve Dickson, Administrator, Federal Aviation Administration
• Mark Blanks, Director, Virginia Tech Mid-Atlantic Aviation Partnership

Guests:

• Deena Ghazarian, Founder and CEO, Austere
• Sage Chandler, Vice President—International Trade, Consumer Technology Association

Guests

• Jason Nelson, Executive Director—Partnership Engagement, Smart Cities Council
• Steve Koenig, Vice President—Research, Consumer Technology Association

• Lisa Ernst, Vice President of Oral & Personal Health Care R&D, Procter & Gamble
• Brendan Mullen, Executive Vice President, American College of Cardiology

Guests

• Dr. Julian Sanchez, Director—Precision Agriculture Strategy & Business Development, Deere & Company
• David Foulkes, CEO, Brunswick Corporation

Guests:

• Murray Barnett, Head of Global Sponsorship & Commercial Partnerships, Formula 1
• Jill Stelfox, Co-CEO, EDGY Inc.

Guests:

• Conal Byrne, President, iHeartPodcast Network
• Michael Bishara, Group SVP and GM, Discovery, Inc.

Guests:

• Matt Ater, Vice President, Vispero
• Richard Robinson, Vice President of Product—Enterprise Strategy and Innovation, AARP Innovation Labs

Guests:

• Emma Phillips Solomon, Senior Disaster Risk Management Specialist, Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery 
• Vivien Deparday, Disaster Risk Management Specialist, Global Facility for Disaster Reduction and Recovery 

Guests:

• Heather Cox, Chief Digital Health & Analytics Officer, Humana
• Scott Kimm, Co-founder and CEO, NEOFECT

Guests:

• Elnaz Sarraf, Founder and CEO, Roybi Robot
• Lesley Rohrbaugh, Director of Research, Consumer Technology Association

Guests: 

• Anna Skaya, Founder and CEO, Basepaws
• Edward Hall, President and CEO, Petrics, Inc. 

Guests:

• Daniel Krook, CTO, IBM's Code and Response Program
• Mark Thornton, Vice President of Engineering, Panasonic Automotive

Guests:

• Steven Becker, President and COO of the Maker Foundation
• Dmitri Love, CEO of Bundil App

Guests:

• Keisha Howard, Founder of Sugar Gamers
• Kevin Allen, Senior PR Manager, Razer Inc

Guests:

• John T. Kelly, Show Director, CES Asia
• Ritch Wood, CEO, Nu Skin

Guests:

• Congressman Will Hurd
• Tiffany Moore, SVP Political and Industry Affairs, Consumer Technology Association

Guests:

• Sara Fischer, Media Reporter, Axios
• Mike Mansuetti, President of Bosch, North America
• Dr. David Lipman, Chief Science Officer, Impossible Foods

Guests:
• Moderator: Tyler Suiters, Vice President, Communications, Consumer Technology Association
• Dana Wollan, Editor-in-Chief, Engadget
• Dean Takahashi, Leader Writer for GamesBeat, VentureBeat
• Matt Swider, Senior Editor, TechRadar.com
• Nick Mokey,Managing Editor, Digital Trends

Guests: 

• Moderator: Sarah Brown, Senior Manager, Event Communications, Consumer Technology Association
• Connie Guglielmo, Editor-in-Chief, CNET News
• Patrick Seitz, Senior Reporter and Writer, Investor’s Business Daily
• Mark Spoonauer, Editor-in-Chief, Tom’s Guide
  Charles Warner, Editor-in-Chief, Innovation & Tech Today

Guests:

• Moderator: Rachel Horn, Director Thought Leadership Communications at Consumer Technology Association
• Rachel Rothman, Chief Technologist & Director of Engineering at the Good Housekeeping Institute
• David Kender, Editor in Chief at Reviewed
• Dieter Bohn, Executive Editor at The Verge

Guests: 

• Gary Shapiro, President and CEO, Consumer Technology Association (CTA)™
• Karen Chupka, Executive Vice President, CES
• Lauren Sallata, Chief Marketing Officer, Panasonic
• Jean Foster, Senior Vice President, Marketing and Communications, CTA

Guests: 

• Allan Chochinov Partner, Core77 Chair, SVA MFA in Products of Design
• Kuo Zhang, Head of Alibaba.com

Sponsored by Arlington Economic Development

Arlington County in Virginia made national news this year when it was selected as one of two locations for Amazon’s new HQ2. Learn how this county drives innovation and the platform technologies involved to make this transition complete.

Guests: 

• Victor Hoskins, Director of Economic Development, Arlington County
• Aaron Miller, Director of the Department of Public Safety Communications and Emergency Management, Arlington County
• Dennis Leach, Director of Transportation, Arlington County

Guests:

• Yoon Lee SVP, Content & Services, Product Innovation, Samsung
• Dan O'Brien, General Manager of Americas, HTC

Guests: 

• Dan Elwell, Acting Administrator, Federal Aviation Administration
• Brendan Schulman, Vice President of Policy and Legal Affairs, DJI

Guests: 

• John Teeple, Director, Advanced Technology, John Deere
• Guive Balooch, Global Vice President of L'Oreal Technology Incubator, L'Oreal

GUESTS:

• Matt Swatsky, Vice President-Residential Mid-Market Business, Lutron
• Chris Turkstra, Director of Product Management for Google Assistant, Google

GUESTS:

• Steve Ewell, Executive Director, CTA Foundation
• Andy Miller, SVP of Innovation and Product Development, AARP
• Jill Nguyen, Head of Partnerships and Growth, OhmniLabs

GUESTS:

• Carolyn Rodz, CEO & Founder, Alice
• Elizabeth Vilchis, CEO & Founder, latinoTech
• Guest Host: Tiffany Moore, Senior Vice President, Political & Industry Affairs, Consumer Technology Association (CTA)

GUESTS:

• Jeff Shultz, Chief Business Officer, Pluto TV
• Alex White, Head of Next Big Sound and Curation Programming, Pandora

GUESTS:

• Sameer Sharma, Global General Manager IoT (New Markets, Sart Cities, Intelligent Transportation
• Jason Nelson, Executive Director, Partnership Engagement at Smart Cities Council

GUESTS:

• Dr. Lisa Neirotti, Professor of Sports Management, George Washington University
• Dr. Ilan Hadar, Partner and CEO, HYPE Sports Innovation

GUESTS: 

• Michelle Boockoff-Bajdek, CMO, IBM Watson AI
• Julie Choi, Global Head, Intel AI Marketing
• Amish Parashar, Partner & Director of Strategic Business Development, Yamaha Motor Ventures & Laboratory Silicon Valley, Inc.

Bonus episode! Learn what you get when you add up self-driving vehicles, drones and the sharing economy. 

Guests:

Michael Thacker, EVP of Technology and Innovation, Bell

Mark Moore, Engineering Director of Aviation, Uber

Jean-Baptiste Jarin, Safran Helicopter Engines Vice President, Hybrid Propulsion System Program

GUESTS

• Kelli Jordan, Talent Leader, New Collar Initiatives, IBM
• Sean Thurman, Director of Global Public Policy, Walmart
• Jennifer Taylor, Vice President, US Jobs, Consumer Technology Association

GUESTS

• Matt Anderson, Chief Digital Officer & President, Arrow Electronics
• John Vaskis, Vice President of Sales, Indiegogo

GUESTS

• Kim Hart, Managing Editor, Axios
• Sherif Marakby, President and CEO, Ford Autonomous Vehicles LLC

GUESTS

• Carmichael Roberts, Entrepreneur, Founder and Managing Partner, Material Impact
• Nichole Jordan, National Managing Partner of Markets, Clients & Industry, Grant Thornton LLP

GUESTS

• Anda Gansca, CEO and Cofounder, Knotch
• Josh Sternberg, Tech Editor, Ad Week

GUESTS

• Steve Koenig, Vice President of Research, Consumer Technology Association (CTA)™
• Dr. Derek Peterson, Chief Technology Officer, Boingo Wireless

GUESTS

• Guest Host: Kinsey Fabrizio, Sr. Director, Member Engagement, CTA
• David Rhew, M.D., Chief Medical Officer & VP and GM Enterprise (B2B), Samsung
• Matthew Stoudt, CEO, appliedVR

GUESTS

• Baron Davis, Entrepreneur and Founder, Baron Davis Enterprises
• Angela Ruggiero, CEO, Co-Founder, Sports Innovation Lab
• Shawn Springs, Founder and Chief Executive, Windpact

We will hear from Robbie Cabral, the founder of BenjiLock, about his Shark Tank experiences; Xyla Foxlin about what it is like to exhibit at CES twice before turning 21; and Jonathon Perrelli about what it takes to get a major beverage company to make a multimillion-dollar investment in your company. 

Guests:

Robbie Cabral, CEO and Founder, BenjiLock
Xyla Foxlin, CEO and Founder, Parihug
Jonathon Perrelli, CEO and Founder, LifeFuels

• Moderator: Jeff Joseph, CTA
• Dana Wollman, Executive Editor, Engadget
• Michael Artsis, Founder, BeTerrific
• Natt Garun, Senior Editor, The Verge
• Charles Warner, Editor in Chief, Innovation & Tech Today

• Moderator: Tyler Suiters
• Mark Spoonauer, Editor-in-Chief, Tom’s Guide
• Matt Swider, Senior Mobile Editor, Tech Radar
• Joe Cox, Brand Development Editor, What HiFi
• David Kender, Editor-in-Chief, Reviewed.com
• Laurie Jennings, Deputy Editor & Director, GH Institute, Good Housekeeping

• Moderator: Allie Fried
• Jeremy Kaplan, Editor-in-Chief, Digital Trends
• Jerry Beilinson, Content Development Team Leader, Consumer Reports CNET
• John Falcone, Executive Editor, Reviews, CNET
• Andrew Soergel, Economy Reporter, US News & World Report