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World Innovation Forum (New York)

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Begins
  
June 20, 2012

Frequency
  
Annually

Inaugurated
  
2006

Ends
  
June 21, 2012

Location(s)
  
New York City Center

Most recent
  
Ongoing

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The World Innovation Forum is a business innovation summit held annually in New York City. The event is organized by HSM, an executive education and management content firm.

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Description

The World Innovation Forum is a two-day event in which business executives learn ideas and strategies to maximize innovation within their organizations. Officially launched in 2006, the event takes place around May to June of each year in New York City. The event's speakers are top business and intellectual pioneers in the field of innovation. The World Innovation Forum brings together approximately 900 attendees, consisting mostly of senior executives, from over 20 countries and 23 states. In 2007, two forums took place—one was held at Newport Beach in Orange County, California in the Island Hotel in addition to the one in New York City.

Participants

Past speakers in the World Innovation Forum include sought-after business advisers such as Gary Hamel, Clayton Christensen, and Vijay Govindarajan, as well as distinguished professors such as Dan Ariely.

Organizer

The event is organized by HSM, an executive education and management content firm which has been holding business conferences globally for over 20 years under the names World Business Forum and ExpoManagement.

2012 World Innovation Forum

The 2012 World Innovation Forum will be held at the New York City Center on June 20–21, 2012 and will feature the following speakers:

  • Ray Kurzweil
  • Sir Ken Robinson
  • Mohanbir Sawhney
  • Scott Cook
  • Jane McGonigal
  • Henry Chesbrough
  • Clay Shirky
  • Guy Kawasaki
  • Russell Stevens
  • References

    World Innovation Forum (New York) Wikipedia