CONFERENCES & ASSEMBLIES

I L O Institute members participate in three membership Assemblies per year. At these meetings, innovation leaders gather for three meetings per year, in groups no larger than 20, to examine key ideas, tactics and strategies; to share information with fellow innovation leaders formally and informally, and to set the Institute’s research agenda.

Notable leaders in corporate innovation will join I L O Assemblies to discuss their ideas and experiences with members, as well.

In addition to our membership Assemblies, the Institute runs one-day events open to invited guests, and to Institute members, throughout the year. Upcoming one-day events include:


OPEN TO INVITED GUESTS, AS WELL AS MEMBERS

 Tuesday, July 27, Join us in New York City for an Institute members' meeting focused on the large-scale changes ahead for U.S. Healthcare, finance, space exploration and city infrastructure, with leadership from NASA, IBM, AAMC, and Chartis Insurance.

 Monday, August 9, Join us in London with Nobel laureate Amartya Sen, distinguished professor of economics at Harvard University and leading thinking about the intersection of public policy, social justice and macroeconomic performance.

 Friday, September 24, Join us in Washington DC, with Francis Fukuyama, author of the enormously influential article "The End of History," and adviser to governments and businesses around the world. Professor Fukuyama, who teaches at Johns Hopkins University, offers great insight into the social and cultural dimensions of business and cross-border enterprise, as well as his extraordinarily influential views on the large-scale movements of history, ideology and governance.

 Friday, October 8, Join us in New York City, with Chief Innovation Officer at Chartis Insurance (formerly AIG), Karen Morris. Karen brings to ILO her global experience as a UK-trained lawyer, Paris-based general counsel, and veteran of the innovation side of AIG’s notable adventures in recent years – as well as a sensibility sharpened by a highly literate and creative mind.

For more information about these events, which are invitation-only.
Please contact the I L O administrative office at 203.292.3815
Or via e-mail rsvpATilo-institute.org