Okay, I’ve got everything recorded in the appropriate posts as notes from the most excellent TEDx Lansing event today. It was a really great day with fantastic presentations. Tons of good thoughts and ideas for Lansing and all of Michigan. I certainly wasn’t perfect in recording things, whether omissions or inaccuracies, but I did what I could.
At some point, I’ll finish processing my overloaded brain and create some sort of reflections on the whole event. For now, this is just a one post to rule them all for the separate sessions. You can jump to anyone you’d like. Just click on “Session #” to see my notes. (I was going to use my original post for this, but that’s so two days ago now.)
Session 1
- John Hill – Affiliation Nation: Powering Up TEDx Lansing’s Interconnectivity
- Justin “Bugsy” Sailor – Road tripping: A journey of people
- Sam Singh – Seven Continents, Seventeen Months
- Allie Merrick – ARTiculation, the Art of Speaking
Session 2
- Bob Fish – Random Entrepreneurial Thoughts
- Erik Qualman – The Future of Social Commerce
- Patrick Retzer – Lifelong Learning from 10,000 Feet
- Ross Emmett – Innovation is an Act of Love
Session 3
- Bryan Ritchie – Dismantling the Shark Cage
- Karl Gude – Visualizing Information
- Mark Wilson – Fair Sins and Virtues
- Dirk Schweitzer – Genetic Genealogy
- Chip Brock – Mass Confusion: The LHC Challenge
Session 4
- Betsy Miner-Swartz – Be a Hero, Will You Save a Life Someday?
- David Murray – Michigan, Leading the FutureMidwest Movement
- Rory Neuner – Creating a Livable Lansing
- Matt Dugener – The Thing About Cheese and Underoos
Which presentation did you like or hate? For those not there, any you wished could have seen? Just post a comment here or on the specific session post. Let me know!
