Evening Programming

4:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Registration Open

5:30 PM
Welcome + Kickoff

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Leadership Today: What Does Leading an Institution or a City Require Now?
Richard Dickson, CEO, Gap Inc.
Daniel Lurie, Mayor of San Francisco
Moderated by Brad Stone, Editor, Bloomberg Businessweek

7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Reception 

Programming from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

A Look at the Data:  The Forces Shaping San Francisco
Dr. Laura Furstenthal, Senior Partner, McKinsey 

AI is a New Frontier; Where are we Headed? 
James Manyika, Senior VP, Google-Alphabet | Other speakers TBD

How will the Region’s Philanthropists Measure Impact?
Mame Annan-Brown, Executive VP + Chief Communications Officer, Gap Inc. and Chair + President, Gap Foundation
Rebecca Ferguson, Senior VP of Philanthropy, Salesforce and CEO, Salesforce Foundation (invited)
Nicole Taylor, President, Silicon Valley Foundation (invited)

Where will the Next Drivers of Innovation Come From?
Saurabh Sanghvi, Partner, McKinsey
Dr. Laura Furstenthal, Senior Partner, McKinsey | Lloyd Minor, Dean, SF School of Medicine (invited) | Jon Levin, President of Stanford University (invited)  | Ashley Magargee, CEO, Greentech (invited)

What if Culture Were Infrastructure?
Christopher Bedford, SF MoMA
Alonzo King, Artistic Director, Co-Founder, and Choreographer, LINES Ballet 
Zac Posen, Executive VP + Creative Director, Gap Inc. and Chief Creative Officer of Old Navy
Lex Sloan, Executive Director, Roxie Theater
Lindsay Tusk, Co-Owner, Quince & Co.

Is San Francisco Ready for the Future of Work?
Special Guest Speaker(s)

CLOSING KEYNOTE
Local Bay Area leaders in Design, Philanthropy and Business

What does it mean to tell the story of San Francisco? 

Short, lively talks delivered by young SF entrepreneurs, artists, and advocates  ignite the civic imagination and bring fresh perspectives and voices into the room. 
 

Opportunities in concurrent sessions for attendees to consider specific topics with experts. 

SAN FRANCISCO CAFE 

Attendees will self-select into small, hosted roundtables to network, discuss, and move solutions forward on issues that require fresh thinking. Chosen topics will reflect general session themes as well as elevate issues of broad importance to the City and beyond.  Ideas from these sessions will be reported out in the afternoon.