Disruptors, Innovators and Entrepreneurs

Speakers:

Bonin Bough, Vice President, Global Media and Consumer Engagement, Mondelez International

Gotham Chopra, Filmmaker and Co-Founder, Graphic India

Ryan Holmes, CEO, HootSuite

Kenneth Lerer, Managing Director, Lerer Ventures; Co-Founder, Huffington Post
Moderator:

Lisa Ling, Host, "Our America"
Audacious innovators are out to change the world. Risk-takers are turning classic business models upside down. Social-media entrepreneurs are revolutionizing the workplace and shortening the business cycle. Corporations with in-house incubators are recreating entrepreneurial environments as a recruitment and retention strategy. Tweeting consumers promote while purchasing. These are the disruptors, innovators and entrepreneurs who keep reinventing society. How do we measure social currency and build community? Does everyone need a personal brand-marketing strategy to succeed? Philanthropists and global citizens, filmmakers, gamers and storytellers are transforming the way we look at and interact with the world. Join us for a conversation without boundaries.

[davidgk]

The truth is, in our world today, "Real Innovators" usually come-up with big ideas and concepts, they don't have capitals to back nor realize in the global arena... The problem is that, those big ideas for the most parts, gets stolen and broken up into smaller pieces while their busy seeking funding.  
For the last fourteen years, I watched as many of my innovations gets developed by others and sold as their owns left and right... Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights, do not protects in the real world anymore; Because today it is simply a (First come - First served system) and good luck trying to fight it in any court.

My advise to myself and to other big thinkers - innovators are: 

1st) = Dont give up!, "Never give up"

2nd) = Continue to dream big but with the ability to see smaller components that you yourself can develop and deploy out of your own pocket. 

3rd) = Create something small like Myspace, Facebook, Twitter, ABC Applications of any kind and put them on the market place and maybe one day, you may sale that company and have enough capitals to build your (Global Network of Flying Cars) and truly change the world as you know it. "globus1 iFly"

4th) = Put together a great team and keep building and developing small business and one day, one of them may change your life and bring more of your innovations into light. 

The world need you "innovators and Inventors" Great Thinkers.
NEVER GIVE-UP! 
Always remember that great products always sales themselves and "You" are The Renaissance.