Epstein Secrets

ng Hall 11:00 am David Blaine and Julie Taymor Mary Jordan and Moshe Safdie Joshua Wurman and Dave Gallo 1:15 LUNCH — ESRI Dining Hall 2:30 pm John Maeda and Adam Bly Quincy Jones and Damian Woetzel Natalia Allen and Biarke Inpels 4:30 pm BREAK - ESRI Dining Hall, and 5:00 pm ESRI Executive Briefin

m BREAK - ESRI Dining Hall, and 5:00 pm ESRI Executive Briefing Room, Chinese telepresence 5:45 pm Sandeep Das and Cristina Pato Danny Hillis and Stephen Wolfram FINALE: Geoffrey West 7:45 pm — Transportation to Mission Inn 8:30 pm FAREWELL DINNER in the Spanish Art Gallery at The Mission Inn EFTA00315178

ng Hall 11:00 am David Blaine and Julie Taymor Mary Jordan and Moshe Safdie Joshua Wurman and Dave Gallo 1:15 LUNCH — ESRI Dining Hall 2:30 pm John Maeda and Adam Bly Quincy Jones and Damian Woetzel Natalia Allen and Biarke Inge's 4:30 pm BREAK — ESRI Dining Hall, and 5:00 pm ESRI Executive Briefin

m BREAK — ESRI Dining Hall, and 5:00 pm ESRI Executive Briefing Room, Chinese telepresence 5:45 pm Sandeep Das and Cristina Pato Danny Hillis and Stephen Wolfram FINALE: Geoffrey West 7:45 pm — Transportation to Mission Inn 8:30 pm FAREWELL DINNER in the Spanish Art Gallery at The Mission Inn EFTA_R1_02067

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work in design, technology and leadership explores the area where the fields merge. He is the current President of the Rhode Island School of Design. Maeda was originally a software engineering student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, when he became fascinated with the work of Paul Rand and

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