Donald Casey, CEO of West Wireless Health Institute (WWHI)

Donald Casey joined the West Wireless Health Institute as Chief Executive Officer in March 2010. He brings 25 years of global healthcare experience to the role, as well as an outstanding track record in identifying and commercializing medical innovations. As the Institute’s inaugural CEO, Casey will drive the development of a world-class research organization focused on accelerating wireless health innovations, technology incubation, advocacy and education. He will be responsible for defining the Institute's worldwide strategy and collaborative efforts across medicine, engineering, technology and business. Previously, Casey served as Worldwide Chairman for Johnson & Johnson's comprehensive care group and member of the Company's Executive committee, where he oversaw its cardiovascular, diagnostic, diabetes and vision care franchises around the world. www.westwirelesshealth.org

Marc Gobé, President of Emotional Branding LLC

Designer, photographer, filmmaker, author and public speaker. Mr. Gobé authored the 2001 bestselling book Emotional Branding: the new paradigm for connecting brands to people. His book has been translated in 17 languages. The updated and revised 2.0 version of Emotional Branding that addresses internet strategies in the age of social media is available everywhere since February 2010. He has worked with such clients as Coca Cola, Estee Lauder, Abercrombie & Fitch, Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, Victoria's Secret, IBM, Johnson & Johnson, Danone, Procter & Gamble, Telefonica, Unilever and Samsung. Mr Gobé graduated from the Ecole Professionelle de Design Industriel in Paris. You can follow him on twitter @mGobé or visit his website at: www.emotionalbranding.com

Dr. Ginger Grant, Managing Partner at Creativity in Business Canada Inc.

Dr. Grant is a strategist whose work is grounded in story as a tool for transformation. Her work is aimed at increasing the ability of individuals, teams and organizations to discover untapped potential to leverage innovation. She works with a range of approaches and techniques, with an emphasis on experiential learning and applicability to real life challenges and aspirations. A passionate teacher and stimulating speaker, Ginger inspires and motivates others to identify and pursue their own unique paths, both professional and personal. She is the only Canadian in the teacher/trainer group for the famed Stanford Business School “Creativity and Business” program. Ginger is the Managing Partner of Creativity in Business Canada Inc. and an Adjunct Professor in the School of Interactive Arts and Technology at Simon Fraser University. Author of Re-Visioning the Way We Work, her latest book, Finding Your Creative Core was published in April 2009. www.mythsamongus.org

Bernard Lord, President and CEO of the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA)

Mr. Lord, a lawyer by training, is the former premier of New Brunswick (1999 – 2006). He was one of the youngest provincial premiers ever elected in Canada. Not long after his election, there were calls for him to take over the reins of the federal Conservative Party, but he opted to remain in provincial politics. After leaving politics, he joined the law firm McCarthy Tétreault, in Montreal, until his appointment as president and CEO of CWTA in October, 2008. For information about CWTA, please visit: www.cwta.ca

Howard Rheingold, Pioneering Thinker on the Future of Technology & Society

A noted author and commentator, Rheingold has a proven record of accurate technology and social forecasting, over two decades of syndicated columns, best-selling books, and pioneering online enterprises. His latest research and forthcoming book focuses on 21st century literacies -- how individuals and organizations learn to use digital media effectively and credibly. He coined the term "virtual community" in 1987. His book Smart Mobs, named one of the "Big Ideas books of 2002" by The New York Times. Rheingold is the recipient of a 2008 MacArthur Knowledge-Networking Grant through the Foundation's Digital Media and Learning Competition. He was founding Executive Editor of Hotwired, the first commercial webzine and has appeared on Today, Good Morning America, ABC Primetime Live, CNN, CBS News, NBC News, Macneill-Lehrer Report. He currently teaches at Stanford University. www.rheingold.com