Our largest conference, Mashable Connect, is returning to Orlando, Fla., from May 3-5, and this year we will explore the future of digital with some of the brightest minds in the industry.
An array of digital leaders will be speaking on topics ranging from new digital business models, mobile networking, digital campaigning and social TV.
There are still a limited amount of tickets available to the public. They include three nights at the Contemporary Resort, compelling content sessions, unique networking activities, connecting with Mashable team members and special events within Disney Parks.
We're pleased to share a sampling of content sessions delivered by our premier Mashable Connect speakers. Stay tuned for the announcement of a complete agenda in the coming weeks.
- Predicting the Future: Duane Bray, partner at IDEO, will assess our current digital tools, mobile apps and social networks to get a sense of what the future will really be. He'll explore how the role of collective intelligence, multi-threaded narratives and new literacies will shape the next digital landscape.
- After SOPA/PIPA: What Winning (One) Means: Lawrence Lessig, Professor of Law and Leadership at Harvard Law School, will share his vision on the future of digital creativity and technology innovation in a post SOPA and PIPA world.
- The Truth About Online Reputation: Joe Fernandez, Founder and CEO of Klout, will sit down with Mashable to discuss the truth about online reputation. How much influence does your reach online affect you in the offline world? What does your Klout score really mean? There are just a few of the questions that we'll ask Joe Fernandez during our fireside chat.
- How to Reinvent the Web: Roger McNamee, Managing Director of Elevation Partners, will talk about why the concepts of the "web" and the "Internet" are increasingly obsolete in the face of the new app-centric model. He'll discuss how to reinvent the web to preserve the spirit of openness that has defined the current generation and examine the role of mobile technologies and their influence on how we navigate digital content.
- Why Sound Will Be Bigger Than Video: What will be the dominate form of media? Alexander Ljung, Founder and CEO of SoundCloud, will explain why sound will be bigger than video.
- Mobile-first Social Networking: Meghan Peters, Mashable's community manager, will lead a discussion on mobile-first social networking and ask the question: are these the communities of the future?
- Web 3.0: Curating Big Data is Future of the Web: Burt Herman, co-founder of Storify, will look at how humans and algorithms, along with media and technology, are all coming together to help us make sense of the world in this age of information overload.
- The Evolution of the Second Screen: Christina Warren, Mashable's entertainment editor, will moderate a panel with Umami, Discovery Digital Media and TVPlus to discuss the evolution of the second screen. This discussion will look at the impact the second screen is having on how content is produced and the huge potential for marketing to this type of engagement.
Event Information
Our annual destination conference, Mashable Connect, brings our community together for three days to connect offline in an intimate setting at the Contemporary Resort at Walt Disney World®. Registration is now open.
Held in a unique location away from everyday distractions, Mashable Connect is a rare and valuable opportunity to be surrounded by digital leaders across industries. You'll spend time with Mashable's passionate and influential community, hear from top speakers who will provide insight into the the technologies and trends that are shaping the next era of digital innovation, and get to spend time with the Mashable team.
To keep Mashable Connect as intimate as possible, only a limited amount of tickets are available.
A Look Back at Last Year's Mashable Connect
Team members check in to a race location at Magic Kingdom during the Mashable Connect Race powered by Gowalla.
Pete Cashmore, founder and CEO of Mashable, delivers his keynote speech at Mashable Connect at Disney World.
A team poses at a checkin spot for the Mashable Connect Race.
Sabrina Caluori (left), director of social media and marketing at HBO, and Lisa Hsia (right), executive vice president at Bravo Digital Media, talk with Mashable reporter Christina Warren about the future of television and social TV.
Attendees connect over delicious food.
Attendees show their excitement at Epcot.
Mashable's associate editor for marketing and media, Lauren Indvik, talks with Greg Clayman, publisher of The Daily. Clayman discussed the iPad-only publication's first few months and its goals for the future.
The Mashable editorial team shows its true talent on stage during karaoke with a live band.
Attendees making lots of connections in a short period of time during Speed Connections.
This is where the stories about Mashable Connect were created.
Founder and CEO of Tumblr talks about the power of identity on the web.
Adam Hirsch, Mashable's COO, makes an announcment.
Adam Rich, founder and editor-in-chief of Thrillist, presents talks about how e-mail is the fundamental social medium.
Christy Tanner, general manager and executive vice president of TV Guide Digital talks about how social media is (and is not) transforming the entertainment business.
Josh Williams, CEO of Gowalla, discusses what brands and consumers can expect for the future of location. He says these apps should be used for crafting the narrative of your life, as defined by the places you go, the people you meet and the photos you capture.
Zach Sniderman, Mashable's assistant features editor, introduces speaker Aaron Sherinian, executive director of communications and public affairs for the United Nations Foundation.
Aaron Sherinian, executive director of communications and public affairs for the United Nations Foundation, addresses crowdpushing and why non-profits want your help.
Steve Rubel, executive vice president of global strategy and insights at Edelman, delivers his presentation, "Authority in the Age of Overload."
Sharon Feder, Mashable's managing editor, gives a speech.
Keynote speaker David Jones, global CEO of Havas and Euro RSCG, hangs out with Mashable's Sharon Feder and Adam Ostrow.
Team members check in to a race location at Magic Kingdom during the Mashable Connect Race powered by Gowalla.
Pete Cashmore, founder and CEO of Mashable, delivers his keynote speech at Mashable Connect at Disney World.
A team poses at a checkin spot for the Mashable Connect Race.
Sabrina Caluori (left), director of social media and marketing at HBO, and Lisa Hsia (right), executive vice president at Bravo Digital Media, talk with Mashable reporter Christina Warren about the future of television and social TV.
Attendees connect over delicious food.
Attendees show their excitement at Epcot.
Mashable's associate editor for marketing and media, Lauren Indvik, talks with Greg Clayman, publisher of The Daily. Clayman discussed the iPad-only publication's first few months and its goals for the future.
The Mashable editorial team shows its true talent on stage during karaoke with a live band.
Attendees making lots of connections in a short period of time during Speed Connections.
This is where the stories about Mashable Connect were created.
Founder and CEO of Tumblr talks about the power of identity on the web.
Adam Hirsch, Mashable's COO, makes an announcment.
Adam Rich, founder and editor-in-chief of Thrillist, presents talks about how e-mail is the fundamental social medium.
Christy Tanner, general manager and executive vice president of TV Guide Digital talks about how social media is (and is not) transforming the entertainment business.
Josh Williams, CEO of Gowalla, discusses what brands and consumers can expect for the future of location. He says these apps should be used for crafting the narrative of your life, as defined by the places you go, the people you meet and the photos you capture.
Zach Sniderman, Mashable's assistant features editor, introduces speaker Aaron Sherinian, executive director of communications and public affairs for the United Nations Foundation.
Aaron Sherinian, executive director of communications and public affairs for the United Nations Foundation, addresses crowdpushing and why non-profits want your help.
Steve Rubel, executive vice president of global strategy and insights at Edelman, delivers his presentation, "Authority in the Age of Overload."
Sharon Feder, Mashable's managing editor, gives a speech.
Keynote speaker David Jones, global CEO of Havas and Euro RSCG, hangs out with Mashable's Sharon Feder and Adam Ostrow.
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Sponsorship Opportunities
A limited number of sponsor opportunities are available for Mashable Connect. This is an excellent opportunity to get in front of Mashable's passionate and influential audience. Contact sponsorships@mashable.com for opportunities.
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