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T h e ( W h a t )
The H(app)athon Project (www.happathon.com), is a twelve-month initiative comprised of awareness-
building events, surveys and hackathons with the goal of “Crowdsourcing a Vision for the Happiness
Economy."

Guided by a Committee of thirty experts from organizations including the United Nations, World Economic
Forum, salesforce.com, Microsoft, and MIT, the Project wants to “hack happiness” by shifting how the
world primarily looks at value or wealth via the lens of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP). By utilizing
emerging technology and the growing body of happiness indicators around the world, the Project seeks to
empower individuals, businesses, and governmental organizations to imagine, deﬁne and build a more
holistic view of well-being that’s not based just on money.

Inspired by the Mashable article, The Value of a Happiness Economy, written by the Project’s founder, the
Project’s focus is on spreading awareness and well-being in the Big Data era where ethics and privacy
have not been standardized for technologies like Quantiﬁed Self, the Internet of Things, and mobile
sensors.

The Project’s work will culminate on March 20, 2014 with the launch of an open-source App that will help
users identify and optimize well-being in their lives, encourage others to do the same, and provide a
“global mood ring” that provides real-time happiness data from around the world.

T h e ( W h y )
World leaders, inspired by Bhutan’s, “Gross National Happiness” (GNH) have become disillusioned by the
GDP’s primary focus of wealth creation as the standard for well-being in the world. The United Nations,
inspired by GNH, called for all the Nations of the world to explore how the study of quantitative metrics
focused on multiple facets of people’s lives could better guide policy making for the future.

Using the tools already tracking our behavior and aligning with this mindset of enlightened global
measurement, combined with the expertise of over thirty organizations as part of the H(app)athon Advisory
Committee, the H(app)athon Project aims to ‘hack happiness’ and change the idea that a person’s primary
worth should be focused on wealth. We invite you to join our work, understand the power of your data and
well-being, and change the world, for good.
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Let’s get H(app)y.


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The H(app)athon Workshop - Awareness Building Events

The H(app)athon Project will commence with its awareness-building events on March 20,
2013 (The International Day of Happiness as created by the United Nations) in four
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countries around the world: New York City, San Francisco, Indianapolis in the US; Bogota,
London, Oslo and Tokyo.
Awareness Building Events
Mobile Happiness Indicator
The events will feature presentations by members of the H(app)athon committee and other
The App
guests like J.P. Rangaswami, Chief Scientist for salesforce.com, Dr. Mark Williamson of
H(app)athon Conference
Action for Happiness, Jon Hall from the United Nations Development Programme, Ari
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Meisel, founder of The Art of Less Doing who cured himself of Crohn's Disease via
Key Dates
Quantified Self Tools/methodologies, and Robert Gordon, Chief Strategy Officer of APX
Labs, and Former Deputy Under Secretary of Defense under President Obama. Speakers
will focus on the synergies between well-being, emerging technology and Happiness
Indicators to help attendees prepare for an interactive workshop where they will brainstorm
ideas on how to improve happiness and well-being in a digital economy.

By creating the fake country of Eudaimonia (the Greek word/concept of perfect well-being),
and providing statistics reflective of existing Happiness Indicators, the H(app)athon
Workshop will teach attendees how their ideas, videotaped and placed on the Happathon
website, can start to form a literal picture of a world we can build that’s not based on
wealth.


T H E

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The H(app)athon Survey - a Globally Crowdsourced Mobile Happiness Indicator

The formal launch for the work of the H(app)athon Project begins with the release of the
first edition of their H(app)athon Survey. Combining the expertise of Committee Members
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from MIT, Microsoft and multiple experts in the fields of subjective well being and positive
psychology, the Survey can either be taken online or downloaded as an App on Apple or
Android phones. Rather than take the Survey in one sitting, participants will be asked
questions over the course of two weeks or longer to determine ways they perceive
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happiness and other metrics to be affecting their lives.
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A critical difference to the H(app)athon Survey is its primary goal of globally
Key Dates
crowdsourcing responses from participants. Rather than start with a complete
hypotheses to solve about a question towards happiness/well-being, the Survey
incorporates “golden question” survey methodologies with open text-box answer forms to
truly try and listen to participants and their thoughts on what drives their values around
happiness and well-being.

Data from this survey will be used at the H(app)athon Hackathons to build the Project’s
final App. There will also be a second version of the survey available by the Fall of 2013
that incorporates the crowdsourced answers from Part One while also adding data
collection for new participants via wearable computing and sensors - tools analyzing
vocal patterns, heart rate, GPS and other data will provide a deeper understanding for
participants of how their actions as well as their words determine well-being and
happiness in a Big Data world.


T H E

R O A D M A P
The App
The App released on March 20, 2014 will be built with the input from multiple Hackathons
around the world over the course of the Project’s work. The first H(app)athon Hackathon
is planned for London in mid-May and will be organized by Data Science London. The
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App has three components:
1 Helps users gauge their well-being through the Mobile Happiness Indicator Survey
2 Provides resources to help users optimize their well-being by connecting them to
The App
people or organizations where they can leverage their optimized, H(app)y self.
3 Provides a “global mood ring” that portrays real-time happiness data from around
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the world to help policy makers see why the holistic measure of well-being will
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help guide their decisions with greater context than the GDP

The H(app)athon Conference
The H(app)athon Conference will be held on March 20, 2014 in New York City. During the
conference, results from the Mobile Happiness Indicator Survey will be announced, and a
public version of the App will be released. The event will feature several experts who will
speak on the topics of positivity, emerging technology and the measure of well-being.

The Book
John C. Havens, founder of The H(app)athon Project, is writing a book based on his
Mashable article, The Value of a Happiness Economy, and his findings and insights from
his year-long proactive initiative with the project. The book, H(app)y, will be available from
Tarcher/Penguin Publishers in 2014.


T H E

R O A D M A P
Key Dates

March 20, 2013: Inaugural H(app)athon Awareness Building Events
● Domestic Official events in New York, San Francisco Indianapolis.
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● International Official events London, Colombia, Oslo and Tokyo
● Local / Regional events around the world. Check the Project’s website and wiki
page for details on events happening in other areas.
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Mid-May, 2013: Hackathon
● Where: TBD
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● Organized by Data Science London
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● Other Hackathon events also being planned at MIT

March 20, 2014: The Final Conference
● Where: New York City
● The final conference will feature keynote speakers and a presentation of the
results from the project


T H E
( C O M M I T T E E )

John C. Havens, Founder
John C. Havens is Founder of the H(app)athon Project, a contributing writer for Mashable, and author of,
H(app)y – The Value of Well-Being in a Digital Economy(Tarcher/Penguin, 2014). Havens was EVP of Social
Media at Porter Novelli, and has advised clients on social/emerging media like Gillette, Merck, HP, Monster,
and P&G. He is a former professional actor and current blues musician.

For more information: John on Linked In, John on Twitter, John’s Speaking Website.

Alexis Adair
Alexis recently completed a master’s degree in the Information and Knowledge Strategy program at Columbia University.
She has a special interest in employee happiness and its value to organizations. Her master’s thesis researched the
psychology of happiness at work, and how knowledge management practices might influence employee happiness.

Dara Barlin
Dara Barlin founded A Big Project in January of 2012. A Big Project is a one year effort of people from around the world to
clarify where we all agree, and to share the news in ways that can reach people’s hearts –- through art and music. Prior
to initiating A Big Project, she focused her efforts on increasing equity and achievement in public schools. She has
provided policy, research and advocacy support for the New Teacher Center, Ford Foundation, ReLearning Curve, and
Institute for Public Policy Research (UK). In addition, she has led over a dozen successful organizing campaigns for the
American Federation of Teachers and Human Rights for All.


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Sean Bohan
Sean is the founder of Decahedralist Consulting, and a member of the Steering Committee for Project VRM.
Sean has a wide variety of experience with boutiques, large agencies (Advertising and PR), and startups
(digital, consumer, B2B). In the past 16 years he has gone from being the “troubleshooter” to “the man with
the plan” to the founder of his own agency, where the work included documentary films, live events, mobile,
social and web. Sean started at the “kid’s table” of digital back in the early 1990s, and loves the potential of
communications business that we are beginning to create through integration.

John Henry Clippinger
John Henry Clippinger is Research Scientist at the MIT Media Lab Human Dynamics Group where he is
conducting research on trust frameworks for protecting and sharing personal information. With Professor
Alex Pentland of MIT, he is founder and Executive Director of the newly formed ID3 (Institute for Institutional
Innovation & Data Driven Design) which is developing an open governance platform to support an
ecosystem for data-driven services, infrastructures, and enterprises. Previously, he was founder and Co-
Director of The Law Lab (www.lawlab.org) at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard
University, a multi-disciplinary center founded to research the role of social, neurological, and economic
mechanisms on the role of law in facilitating cooperation and entrepreneurial innovation. Dr. Clippinger was
also a Senior Fellow at the Berkman Center where he co-founded and supported the development of an
open source, interoperable identity framework called Project Higgins (www.eclipse.org/higgins) to give users
control over their personal information. Dr. Clippinger is a graduate of Yale University and holds a M.A. and
Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. http://www.lawlab.org http://www.eclipse.org/higgins

Mary Czerwinski
Mary Czerwinski's research focuses primarily on emotion tracking, information worker task management,
multitasking, and awareness systems for individuals and groups. Her background is in visual attention and
multitasking. She holds a Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology from Indiana University in Bloomington. Mary was
awarded the ACM SIGCHI Lifetime Service Award, was inducted into the CHI Academy, and became an
ACM Distinguished Scientist in 2010.


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Scott David
Scott David is the Executive Director of the Law, Technology & Arts Group at the University of Washington.
Scott's practice focuses on intellectual property and technology counseling and transactions, and he has
become a leading expert in these areas nationally and internationally. Scott has been a partner at K&L Gates
(formerly Preston, Gates & Ellis) since 1992. Prior to joining K&L Gates, he was an associate at Simpson
Thacher & Bartlett in New York. Scott has been active in the World Economic Forum (Davos), Identity
Commons, ABA Cyberspace Committee, and Workboat (technology/arts organization), among other activities.
He has also served as an external board member of the Law, Technology and Arts Journal since 2008.

Joselyn DiPetta
Joselyn is the Director of the Diversity and Inclusion Practice at Axialent North America. Joselyn is a Gender
and Social Inclusion Specialist with over 10 years of experience in communications for behavior change; project
design, implementation and management; training design and delivery; advocacy and strategic
communications; and monitoring and evaluation. Recognizing the fundamental importance of a healthy,
supportive organizational culture, she is embracing the intrapreneurial aspects of gender, social and diversity
inclusion. She has lived and worked in North America, Europe, Sub Saharan Africa, and the Middle East.

Ja-Naé Duane
One-woman revolution Ja-Naé Duane stormed into the limelight at age 13 as an award-winning public speaker.
Since then, the intrepid speaker, strategist, social scientist, artist, and author of “How to Start Your Business
with $100” and “How to Create a Revolution: A Step-by-Step Guide to History’s Social Influencers” has captured
the media’s attention, appearing in The Associated Press, NPR, Classical Singer Magazine, The Boston Globe,
and Business Week. Her impressive skill set and unwavering commitment to improving the quality of life for the
global community garnered Ja-Naé a nomination as one of New England’s Most Innovative Leaders of 2007.
Ja-Naé spearheads a plethora of ventures as CEO of Wild Women Entrepreneurs, Founder of the Revolution
Institute, Co-Founder of the Massachusetts Artist Leaders Coalition, and Founder of The Leaders. Additionally,
Ja-Naé is a professional opera singer and is a faculty member at Northeastern University and Clark University.


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Susannah Fox
Susannah Fox is the Associate Director for Digital Strategy at the Pew Internet & American Life Project. She
studies the cultural shifts taking place at the intersection of technology and health care. Her research has
documented the social life of health information, the concept of peer-to-peer healthcare, and the role of the
internet among people living with chronic disease. The best summary of Fox's research can be found in
this video of her speech, The Power of Mobile, or this at-a-glance guide. Fox contributes to a health care
blog, e-patients.net, as well as a personal blog, and you can follow her on Twitter:@SusannahFox.

Ta i c h i F u j i m o t o
Taichi is a founder of Happiness Architect, a collaboration design agency with a passion to let people do what
they love with like-minded people for happiness. We produce socially-driven projects by facilitating collaborative
activities (i.e. bringing people together to collaboratively work on ideas). We comprehensively coordinate
such a collaboration process. We strongly believe in the power of social capital to add new value to our lives,
create a positive social impact and bring us happiness. See Taichi's TEDx talk, “Do the Interesting Thing,” here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKJUN6rvM4Y

Jon Hall
Jon Hall is working at the Human Development Report Office at the United Nations Development Programme in
New York. Before joining the UN Jon spent 7 years working for the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation
and Development (OECD) in Paris, where he led the Global Project on Measuring the Progress of Societies, a
project that was instrumental in paving the way to the Stiglitz-Sen-Fitoussi commission on Measuring Economic
Performance and Social Progress. Before joining the OECD he worked for the Australian Bureau of Statistics
and was the chief architect and author of the first two issues of “Measures of Australia’s Progress”, which won a
national award in 2003. An Australian and British citizen, Jon has also worked for the British government in
London, and for Medecins Sans Frontieres in Lusaka, Zambia, and as a spectacularly unsuccessful house
painter, security guard and waiter in the USA. Jon has spoken in over 40 countries about indicators and
measuring development, progress and happiness. He has a Maths degree from Durham University in the UK,
and Master’s degrees in Statistics (London University) and Public Service Administration.


T H E

William Hoffman
William Hoffman heads the World Economic Forum's Information and Communications Technology Global
Agenda. Comprised of a global community of industry, civil society, governmental and academic leaders, this
group works to collectively identify where ICT can positively impact some of the world's most pressing
challenges. Based on the assumption that a hyperconnected world requires strengthened trust and new
models of collaboration, William’s focus at the Forum addresses the need for principle-based governance,
demand-based innovation and the need for a balanced, inclusive and sustainable ICT ecosystem. In particular,
he leads a multi-year initiative on personal data, the scaling of open data solutions and the adoption of mobile
financial services. Additionally William leads the Data-Driven Development Agenda Council--a community of
world leaders providing Big Data solutions for the common good.

Kat Houghton
Kat Houghton is exploring the intersection of emerging technology and psychology. In 2009 after 15 years
hands-on work with families of children with autism she co-founded Cambridge, MA based software
companyilumivu to bring the latest tools to those actively trying to improve the human experience. ilumivu
currently supports research groups and human service agencies in the US, South America and Europe.
Meanwhile, Kat is completing her PhD designing low-cost, culturally-sensitive autism training programs for
parents of kids on the spectrum.

Randall Krantz
Randall Krantz is a passionate and highly motivated sustainability professional with a diverse private sector
background, embracing systems thinking from resource use to consumption behaviours. Randall is currently
Strategy Advisor to the CEO of Druk Holding and Investments in Bhutan, where he is focused on sustainable
competitiveness, governance and catalysing entrepreneurship. Most recently, Randall was Director of
Sustainability at the World Economic Forum, where he worked with a range of business leaders and experts to
explore the transformational changes required to decouple our culture of consumption from environmental
degradation. Randall holds an MBA from IESE Business School in Barcelona and a B.S. in Mechanical
Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) in NY. Outside of the office, Randall is equally
passionate about mountains, endurance sports and photography.


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Neal Lathia
Neal Lathia is a Research Associate in the Computer Laboratory, at the University of Cambridge, UK, where he
researches how smartphone sensor data can be used to build and measure future behaviour change mobile
applications. He has a PhD in Computer Science, which focused on online recommender systems, and has
since been interested in how the growing availability of data is transforming our online and offline lives. You can
find him on twitter: @neal_lathia, or online here: http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~nkl25/

Adam Laughlin
Adam's vision is to continually improve human well-being by enabling systems that meet human needs with
increasing effectiveness, efficiency, and efficacy. He currently works as a web developer in the Lifelong
Kindergarten Research Group at the MIT Media Lab and co-organizes Boston Quantified Self and the
Happathon Project's Data Sub-committee. Before starting work on Happathon, he also organized the ACM
Boston Chapter on Computer-Human Interaction and the Boston Brain-Machine interaction meetup.
More at: http://www.linkedin.com/in/alaughlin.

Tim Leberecht
As chief marketing officer of NBBJ, Tim Leberecht helps spark and nurture new thinking (and great architecture
and design) for companies around the world. Prior to his role at NBBJ, Tim was the chief marketing officer of
global design and innovation firm frog. He is the founder and publisher of the award-winning design mind print
and online magazine, and the founder and producer of the Reinvent Business hackathon. Tim serves on the
World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on Values. He writes the iPlot blog, and his thoughts on
business and society have appeared in outlets such as CNET, Fast Company, Forbes, Fortune, MIX, Rotman
Magazine, Wired, and the World Economic Forum blog. Leberecht is also a sought-after public speaker and has
spoken at venues including TED University, DLD Tel Aviv, Next, Re:Publica, Futurist CMO Summit, i7 Innovation
Summit, and Carnegie Mellon University.


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Kalev H. Leetaru
Kalev H. Leetaru is a University Fellow at the University of Illinois Graduate School of Library and Information
Science and is Former Assistant Director for Text and Digital Media Analytics and Former Senior Research
Scientist at the Institute for Computing in the Humanities, Arts, and Social Science and Former Center Affiliate
of the National Center for Supercomputing Applications. His award-winning work centers on the application of
high performance computing and "big data" to grand challenge problems. He holds three US patents and more
than 50 University Invention Disclosures and has been an invited speaker, panelist, and discussant at venues
including the Library of Congress, TEDxTallinn, IAB Poland, Harvard, Columbia, and Stanford, while his work
has been profiled in venues as diverse as Nature, the New York Times, BBC, Discovery Channel, The Atlantic,
Fortune Magazine, The Economist, Columbia Journalism Review, MSNBC, Que Leer and media outlets in more
than 100 countries. His 2011 "Culturomics 2.0" study was selected by The Economist as one of just five
science discoveries deemed the most significant developments of 2011.

Amber Melhouse
Amber Melhouse, Director Business Development at Rakuten LinkShare. An ecommerce enthusiast with
twelve years of online experience, specializing in affiliate marketing and creating successful B2B relationships.
Particularly driven by emerging technologies and how consumer behavior is changing with the standardization
of social, mobile and peer marketing. Currently heading up business development in Tech Alley in New York
City and an enthusiastic geek on the Happathon Committee.

Josh Middleman
Josh is the Director of Partnerships for Ashoka Changemakers, working to build strategic partnerships with
corporations, foundations and non-profits committed to social change. Prior to joining Ashoka, Josh worked as a
political fundraiser and campaign consultant developing partnerships in support of progressive candidates,
consulted for the UNDP and the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies, and served as a Peace Corps
volunteer in Ghana working to enhance the prospects of a community owned eco-tourism venture. Josh has
spent considerable time living, working and learning abroad including two years in Egypt where he earned a
masters degree in International Relations from the American University in Cairo.


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Margaret Morris
Margaret (Margie) Morris is a clinical psychologist and senior researcher at Intel. She examines how people
relate to technology, and creates mobile and social applications to invite self-awareness and change. Margie
developed the embedded assessment approach to early detection and has led a variety of projects including
sensor based visualizations for social engagement, Facebook applications for health change, and integrated
wearable sensing and mobile feedback to carry psychotherapy into daily life. She is currently focusing on
interpersonal relatedness and emotional attunement as inspiration for technology innovation. Margie completed
her B.A. at Haverford College, her Ph.D. at University of New Mexico and Post-doctoral Fellowship at Stanford
University. Prior to joining Intel, Margie studied technology adoption at Sapient.

Laura Musikanski
Laura Musikanski is the Executive Director of the Happiness Initiative and a Partner at Artemis Collaborative.
Prior to joining the Happiness Initiative, Laura served as Executive Director of Sustainable Seattle, and before
that she was an entrepreneur and consultant to corporate America. She taught at the UW MBA program as well
as for professional training programs. Laura is a lawyer with an MBA and certificates in Environmental
Management and Environmental Law and Regulations from the University of Washington.

Ernesto Ramirez
Ernesto is a doctoral student at UC San Diego’s Center for Wireless and Population Health Systems, a leader
of the San Diego Quantified Self Show&Tell meetup group, and a regular blogger for Quantified Self. As a
Community Organizer at QS, Ernesto helps support new and existing QS Show&Tell meetups around the world,
explores social media channels to engage and cross-pollinate the global QS community, and writes a “QS 101″
series to guide people new to self-tracking.

JP Rangaswami
Chief Scientist at salesforce.com, JP Rangaswami was originally an economist and a journalist specialising in
developmental economics.


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David Richeson
David Richeson is Managing Director and Chief Digital Officer at Kaplow Communications.

Eiji Han Shimizu
Eiji is a media producer and the creator of a highly acclaimed biography-like Manga series (graphic novel and
comic book in the Japanese language), which has been published in 10 languages and in over 25 countries.
Eiji recently finished producing a feature-length documentary film on happiness entitled Happy. He travelled all
over the world with academy-nominated film director, Roko Belic, and interviewed the brightest minds in
psychology, neuro-science, philosophy and spirituality as they looked deep into what makes people genuinely
happy. Based on the knowledge and experiences he accumulated, Eiji is launching a series of "Happiness
workshop" where people can learn evidence based "happiness-enhancing" intervention techniques.

Carlos Somohano
Carlos Somohano is the Founder of Data Science London. He holds a BSc Hons. in Business Administration,
major Information Systems & Operations Research (ISOM). Carlos has +12 years of experience as an
independent enterprise consultant specialised in ERP, Business Intelligence, Analytics, and data projects. Data
Science London is the largest data science community in Europe.

Jason Sroka
Jason is a Data Scientist with extensive experience in all stages and aspects of turning large volumes of data
into insights and actionable information. His early research demonstrated how knowledge of human speech
processing could be used to improve automated speech recognition algorithms. Since then, Jason has worked
on algorithms for interpreting single-sensor time series (e.g. blood pressure measurements collected over time),
fusing data across different types of sensors (including both biometric and self-assessment data types), and
interpreting data from an individual as well as over a population to understand what approaches to health
coaching are most effective.


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Stan Stalnaker
A commentator on the social impact of globalization, P2P finance and digital economies, Stan Stalnaker is the
Founding Director of Hub Culture and the Ven digital currency. Stalnaker’s views on P2P were named the lead
Breakthrough Idea of 2008 by the Harvard Business Review, and other writings have appeared in the New York
Times online, GQ, TechCrunch, Internationalist, CNN Bespoke, Washington Post, PSFK and other publications.
In addition to strategic branding projects for a long list of international clients, he has also overseen production
of signature events for Time Warner properties and strategic planning in over a dozen countries for brands
including TIME, CNN, FORTUNE, Shell and others. Stalnaker has a B.A. in Economic Development and a B.A.
in Economics from the American University in Washington D.C. He is currently at work on a new book, Animal
Ranch, due for publication in 2012. For more information StanStalnaker.com and HubCulture.com

S t e w a r t To w n s e n d
Stewart has spent twelve years in Pre-sales, Partner Relations, Marketing and Business Development in the IT
industry. As of January 2013 he joined the EMEA management team at Zendesk as Business Development
Director to build out a channel plan across Europe to increase and accelerate revenue. At Oracle, he
developed a lead generating social media strategy for Enterprise 2.0. For nine years at Sun Microsystems,
Stewart worked with independent software vendors, channel partners and small businesses/startups.
Outside corporate land, Stewart is a social entrepreneur and supports The Alternative School, an education
provider focused on delivering education in a more holistic manner, is a mentor to The Next Women
organisation, and is on advisory boards for Media140 and WhiteBull.

Kim Whittemore
Kim is a women's health advocate, e-patient, and management consultant. She is a Director of the Institute for
Sexual Medicine and a Board Member of the Baby Quest Foundation. She founded GUIDE ISLAND LLC in
2008 after building a successful career as a C-level strategic marketing, business development and product
development executive in both early-stage companies and Fortune 50 environments. Her track record includes
successes in start-ups, turnarounds, joint ventures and strategic alliances. Kim has over 10 years of
international experience including 3 years living and working in Europe.


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