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    • From Here to There: The Evolution of Mobility
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    • A Look at Detroit 2012

Detroit September 12, 2012

  • What I find compelling about cities and government in general is just a question of velocity. Change happens so slowly. So how can we actually speed up the change?
    Jack Dorsey Chairman, Twitter, and CEO, Square
  • All these ideas have been repressed and never saw the light of day, because the mechanisms to raise the money, design the products, distribute the products, and market the products were never there. But now they are.
    Danae Ringelmann Co-founder and COO, Indiegogo
  • Detroit was the Silicon Valley of 50 years ago. It was the center of innovation. How do you get the people who left Detroit to come back here? It really is all about talent.
    Steve Case Chief Executive Officer, Revolution LLC
  • For innovation, entrepreneurship, start-ups, the U.S. continues to be unparalleled. But in spreading economic benefits broadly throughout the economy, we have not done well the last 30 years.
    Edward Alden Director, Renewing America Program, Council on Foreign Relations
  • It makes no sense to educate people with advanced degrees and then ask them to leave and start up companies elsewhere. Why aren't we stapling a green card to their graduate diploma?
    Vivek Kundra First CIO of the U.S. and EVP, Emerging Markets, salesforce.com
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