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Brian Bryson
MIT Technology Review Director | Immersive Event Experiences
Brian Bryson is the Director of Event Content and Experiences at MIT Technology Review.13 In this role, he leads a team responsible for bringing to life the stories published by MIT Technology Review through events.3
Some key points about Brian Bryson:
Professional Background
- He currently works at MIT Technology Review, focusing on creating technology events for executives and professionals in the tech industry.13
- His passion lies in discovering technology innovations and forecasting their impact on business.2
- Bryson has experience in marketing, branding, and messaging.2
Expertise and Approach
- He produces events that challenge hype, deliver reasoned guidance, provoke new thinking, and foster lifetime connections.2
- Bryson is known for converting technology news into actionable guidance.2
- He describes himself as an accountant by education, an engineer at heart, and a storyteller.2
Personal Interests
- Based in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.56
- He identifies as a father and has interests in field hockey, soccer coaching, casual hacking, and playing the piano.6
Social Media Presence
Brian Bryson's role at MIT Technology Review involves creating impactful technology events that explore cutting-edge topics such as AI, IoT, 5G, and climate technology.24 His work aims to provide valuable insights and connections for professionals in the technology sector.
Highlights
Next week on the MIT Campus in Cambridge, we kick off our annual EmTech MIT conference. It's our flagship event for senior leadership covering global technology and trends.
The agenda for this event is incredibly broad, and filled with amazing advancements in space, biotech, AI and more. Here's some of speakers I'm looking forward to hearing from most:
• Tara Ruttley - Chief Scientist for Orbital Reef @ Blue Origin - She's Creating a WeWork in space. • Renee DiResta - Stanford Internet Observatory - Answers How to Influence the Influencers? • Kiran Musunuru - U Penn - Will this doctor put an end to high cholesterol - the #1 cause of the #1 killer, heart disease? • Frank McCourt - CEO McCourt Global - Taking back our data from Meta, Apple, Google and more • Hugh Herr - Time's "Leader of the Bionic Age" delivers amazing prostheses. • Yann LeCun - Head of AI at Meta gives his take on the Future of AI
It's not to late to register at emtechmit.com
We're going live tomorrow with MIT Technology Review's EmTech Next - our annual event on people, technology and the future of work.
The pandemic has forever altered the workplace and there are innumerable implications for team leaders at every level. We'll dig into the new strategies and flexible technologies that will power the workforce of tomorrow. Some the guests I'm most looking forward to include:
Brian Elliott - SVP & Executive Leader of Future Forum, Slack Katia Walsh, Ph.D. - SVP & Chief Strategy and Artificial Intelligence Officer, Levi Strauss & Co. Dr. Randal Pinkett - CEO, BCT Partners Tiffany Stevenson - Chief People Officer, Patreon Fredrick Lee - CISO, Gusto Kent Larson - Director of City Science, MIT Media Lab Elizabeth Bieniek - Co-Founder, Webex Hologram John Egan - CEO, L'Atelier BNP Paribas Katie Burke - Chief People Officer, HubSpot
It's going to be a fantastic show to help managers navigate the changing workforce.
I have complimentary VIP Guest Passes available for both on-line and on-campus tickets. Get'em before they disappear!
Here's my highlights video: https://lnkd.in/g4QU_kui
