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Leadership is not just for CEOs.

As noted professor and author Warren Bennis has said, “The most dangerous leadership myth is that leaders are born--that there is a genetic factor to leadership. This myth asserts that people simply either have certain charismatic qualities or not. That's nonsense; in fact, the opposite is true. Leaders are made rather than born.”

At this program, you’ll learn from technology’s leaders how do they define leadership: what it is, how did they develop the skill, and what does it mean to be a leader. More importantly, you’ll hear concrete examples of leadership at all levels within the organization and leadership in creating innovation, exerting influence, developing new technologies, and building global teams.

Topics include:
• One-on-one with Motorola CEO Ed Zander
• One-on-one with Stanford University President John Hennessy
• One-on-one with Adobe CEO Bruce Chizen
• One-on-one with Philips North America CEO Paul Zeven
• Next Generation Leaders moderated by Bill Joy
• Entrepreneurial Leadership
• Leadership: The VC Perspective

Confirmed Speakers
• Ed Zander, CEO, Motorola
• Bruce Chizen, CEO, Adobe
• Bill Joy, partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers
• Scott Heiferman, CEO, Meetup.com
• Mark Jacobstein, President, Digital Chocolate
• Blake Ross, Creator, Firefox
• Evan Williams, Founder, ODEO
• Bill Tai, Partner, Charles River Ventures
• James Wei, Managing General Partner and Founder, Worldview Partners
• John Hennessey, President, Stanford University
• Irwin Federman, General Partner, US Venture Partners
• Trip Hawkins, Founder, Electronic Arts, 3Do, Digital Chocolate
• Gautam Godhwami, CEO, SimplyHired
• Judy Estrin, Chairman, Packet Design and former CTO of Cisco
• Stephen DeWitt, President and CEO, Azul Systems
• Paul Zeven, CEO, Philips North America
• Rich Karlgaard, Publisher, Forbes magazine
• Elizabeth Corcoran, Senior Editor, Forbes magazine
• Bill Reichert, Managing Director, Garage Technology Ventures
• Ken Hausman, Chairman, Managing Director, Mirador Capital

Churchill Club members can register for $295--a $150 discount off the conference registration fee of $445.00.

Half-Day Registrations Available
Churchill Club members also have the option of registering for just the morning or afternoon for $155. To register for the morning only, members can enter the discount code gHalfDayAM on the "Review/Edit Purchase" screen when registering which will deduct $140 off the registration price. For afternoon only registrations, enter gHalfDayPM to receive the same discount. Half day registration is available to members only and may not be used in conjunction with any other discounts.

The registration fee includes continental breakfast, lunch, and reception at the close of the conference at 5:15. We will not be accepting corporate coupons for this event. We're happy to be at the Computer History Museum but seats are limited to 350 people. So to ensure your participation, please register today.

Location:
Computer History Museum, Mountain View
1401 N. Shoreline Blvd
Mountain View, CA 94043