Christopher Schroeder is an entrepreneur, CEO, advisor and writer focused on interactive technologies and social communications both nationally and internationally. He is the co-founder of Next Billion Ventures, a venture capital firm that invests in entrepreneurs working in developing markets around the world.

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Susan Feeney is a partner and co-lead of the Seattle office of GMMB, one of the nation’s leading advertising and public relations agencies. Some of her biggest clients include: the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the LOR Foundation and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Susan joined GMMB in 2009, following an award-winning 20-year career in journalism.

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Cloe Shasha is the Speaker Development Curator for TED, a non-profit organization focused on sharing ideas through short, powerful speeches and presentations. TED stands for “technology, entertainment, design” and it is Cloe’s job to research and choose potential new speakers to share their ideas onTED’s stage, podcast and video programs.

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Jessica Powell is an author, communications expert and entrepreneur. She currently heads Audioshake, a startup that breaks down songs and isolates individual tracks, giving recording artists more avenues to innovate and record. Prior to that, Jessica served as the Vice President for Communications at Google, where she immersed herself in the world of tech.

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Susan Feeney is a partner and co-lead of the Seattle office of GMMB, one of the nation’s leading advertising and public relations agencies. Some of her biggest clients include: the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the LOR Foundation and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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Brendan Daly is the Chief Communications Officer at the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Prior to this role, Brendan served as the Senior Director of Communications at the Save the Children Action Network, the political advocacy arm of Save the Children.

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Susan Feeney is a partner and co-lead of the Seattle office of GMMB, one of the nation’s leading advertising and public relations agencies. Some of her biggest clients include: the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the LOR Foundation and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Susan joined GMMB in 2009, following an award-winning 20-year career in journalism.

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David Halbert is the Outreach Manager at The Educational Justice Institute (EJI) at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The mission of EJI is to bring about positive policy reform to correctional institutions through the introduction of education and education-based technology into prisons and jails. Before working at EJI, David held an array of positions including working in Boston City Government as well as serving as the Deputy Director of Community Affairs at the Middlesex Sheriff's Office.

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David Halbert is the Outreach Manager at The Educational Justice Institute (EJI) at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The mission of EJI is to bring about positive policy reform to correctional institutions through the introduction of education and education-based technology into prisons and jails. Before working at EJI, David held an array of positions including working in Boston City Government as well as serving as the Deputy Director of Community Affairs at the Middlesex Sheriff's Office.

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David Halbert is the Outreach Manager at The Educational Justice Institute (EJI) at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The mission of EJI is to bring about positive policy reform to correctional institutions through the introduction of education and education-based technology into prisons and jails. Before working at EJI, David held an array of positions including working in Boston City Government as well as serving as the Deputy Director of Community Affairs at the Middlesex Sheriff's Office. T

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