Hacked: Festival lineup features Ryan Bethencourt, Renee Black, and more
Vancouver's first “disruptive innovation festival” has announced some of its speakers.
Hacked: Festival will take place August 11 to 14 at the Roundhouse Community Arts and Recreation Centre. It will feature a conference, an arcade, exhibits, a film night, hackerspaces, a market, parties, and workshops.
Earlier this week, the festival revealed that its "first round of programming" includes:
- Ryan Bethencourt, Sr. Director (Life Sciences) Prize creation at X Prize Foundation and Co-Founder at Berkeley Biolabs (San Francisco)
- Renee Black, Executive Director at Peace Geeks (Vancouver)
- Eric Hersman, Founder BRCK, Ushahidi Project (Nairobi, Kenya)
- Tim Pool, Hacker Journalist, VICE Magazine, Creator of Tagg.ly (New York)
- Shaharris Beh, co-founder of HackerNest Tech Socials (Toronto & Kuala Lampur)
- Amal Graafstra, founder Dangerous Things (Seattle)
- Aaron Hilton, CTO at Conquer Mobile (Vancouver)
- Kharis O’Connell, Experience Design Director at Global Mechanic, Founder Cyborg Camp (Vancouver) Jay Giraud, Co-Founder and CEO, MOJIO (Vancouver)
- Nik Badminton, Founder From Now Conference, Principal at DesignCultureMind (Vancouver)
- David Vogt, Urban Opus (Vancouver)
- Michael Bidu, Founder at Sanotron, Executive Producer at Interface 2014 (Vancouver)
According to the festival's news release, general admission will cost $20 per day. The "second round of programming" will be announced on July 8.
More information is available on the festival website.
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