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- Coding a Better Government Techonomy 2018: Jennifer Pahlka, Dan Costa
- Tim Berners-Lee on Re-Engineering the Web Around People Techonomy 2018: Tim Berners-Lee, David Kirkpatrick
- John Chambers on Leadership in a Startup World Techonomy 2018: John Chambers, David Kirkpatrick
- Facebook, Tech, and Rethinking Inequality NYC18: Chris Hughes, David Kirkpatrick
- The Global Economy, the Future of Media, and How to Think About Donald Trump NYC18: Martin Sorrell, David Kirkpatrick
- A Conversation With Beth Comstock and Penny Pritzker Techonomy 2017: Beth Comstock, Penny Pritzker
- Why We Need New Role Models Health17: Arianna Huffington, Kristin Lemkau
- In Conversation With Mark Zuckerberg Techonomy 16: Mark Zuckerberg, David Kirkpatrick
- Salesforce’s Benioff & Bosworth Techonomy 15: Benioff, Bosworth, & Kirkpatrick
- Who Owns the Future? Techonomy 2014: Jaron Lanier
- Companies, Cities, and Community Techonomy 2013: Tony Hsieh
- Where’s My Robot? Techonomy 2012: Rodney Brooks, John Markoff, Andrew McAfee
- 21st Century Individuals vs. 20th Century Organizations Techonomy 2011: Jack Dorsey, David Kirkpatrick
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