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The 2015 Lean Startup Conference is the Biggest Yet
The 2015 Lean Startup Conference is the Biggest Yet by Eric Ries
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The 2015 Lean Startup Conference is the Biggest Yet
Oct 28, 2015 05:55 am
Guest post by Jennifer Maerz, Contributing Editor of Lean Startup Co.
is
a
one-of-a-kind conference and community of 2,000 thought leaders
who meet annually in San Francisco to discuss the ways everyone from big government agencies, multinational conglomerates, scrappy startups, religious organizations, and mission-driven initiatives puts continuous innovation into practice, empowering employees and fostering radical success along the way. It’s a big deal that only gets bigger with every year.
We aren’t gathering together to simply talk at you, either. That would be so boring. Our interactive, multidisciplinary conference will spark new ideas, help you face your workplace challenges from fresh perspectives, and connect you with other entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs, regardless of whether you’re new on the payroll or have been running things for years. Really, there’s no better way to recharge and return to work inspired than spending a few days with the Lean Startup’s global network.
, where we’ll exchange stories of radical thinking from leading edge and enterprise companies alike with
lightning talks, hands-on workshops, Office Hours, interactive breakout sessions, meetups, Master Classes, Startup Tours, industry dinners, and of course the big keynotes.
Yes, we're going to keep you busy — and make sure you get your bang for the buck. This is an investment in your professional development, after all. We're not just another networking event.
Check the
— and keep these six big incentives to join us in mind:
New speakers for 2015
Half of this year’s
are new to our conference. We’re talking about people who’ve led groundbreaking initiatives at influential organizations:
Kickstarter’s Yancey Strickler, HotelTonight’s Amanda Richardson, Harvard Business Review’s Eric Hellwig, Strategyzer’s Alexander Osterwalder, Product Hunt’s Ryan Hoover, Adobe’s Tom Nguyen, altMBA’s Winnie J. Kao,
and a triple bill from
GE
:
culture leader Janice Semper, GM & CTO of Hybrid Fuel Cells Johanna Wellington,
and
Mark Little of GE Global Research.
Sessions with the Lean Startup alums you know and love
We’ll have unique insights from Lean Startup favorites
Solve for Interesting’s Alistair Croll, Hunch Analytics’ Aneesh Chopra, Microsoft’s Cindy Alvarez, Dinadesa’s David Binetti, 18F’s
Hillary Hartley, Pivotal Lab’s Janice Fraser, Users Know’s Laura Klein,
and
Techstars’ Zach Nies
.
But wait — there’s more. We’ll also be hearing about leading Lean Startup strategies from folks at
Google, Dropbox, Wells Fargo, American Express,
and
the Internal Revenue Service
, among others.
Get smart, fast
Our
are back! Leaders who’ve instigated radical changes in their fields and their organizations offer five-minute bursts of inspiration from the trenches of tech, labor organizing, sustainable agriculture, and education.
Choose your own track adventure
With
nine different options
during the
(we know, we’re turbo-charging this thing with ideas), you can narrow down the selections by focusing on the tracks most useful to you and the methods by which you learn best. Are you more of a
roundtable discussion
kind of gal? A
Lean Startup training
kinda guy? Other options for cramming your brain with new ideas, depending on your price point for badge level, include
motivational presentations and case studies
, interviews with
corporate innovators, interactive workshops,
and
Q&As with Eric.
Personalized training and feedback
From our Coaches Corner to one-on-one speed mentoring,
we’ll equip Platinum and Gold badge holders with specific tactics for your workplace.
Bring your toughest problems, and we'll work on solutions with you. Get personal advice from the likes of
Intuit's Eileen Fagan, Kiva’s Akash Trivedi, Twilio’s Arthur Johnson, Google’s Tanya Koshy
and
Jawbone’s Lou Moore.
Back by popular demand: the return of networking dinners
Because our community loves chewing on food and ideas at the same time, we’re organizing
for the third year in a row. On Nov. 17 & 18, choose your socializing track based on your interests, and for $55 a pop you can continue the conversations provoked in our daytime sessions over dinner with your peers in your industry.
And hey, because we’d love to have you join us, we’re happy to help nudge your manager into sending you to the conference.
Ok, ready to join us?
In order to be inclusive to all you innovators out there, we’re offering
, from the scrappy to the down-for-everything.
The Lean Startup Conference. Nov. 16-19, 2015 in San Francisco, CA. Time is running out.
