iKC: The Unconference is
all about taking great ideas and turning them into action. So why do you need to be at the unconference on October 3?
1. You decide the topics you want to
talk about
At an "unconference," attendees submit and vote on
ideas ahead of time to decide what the day's agenda will look like.Therefore,
what the conference looks like is entirely up to you. Submit your ideas here.
2. Increase collision density in Kansas
City
Collision density is the level of collisions made between
entrepreneurs, innovators, connectors, and investors in a single area. The
higher an area's collision density, the more quickly and efficiently
innovative development can occur.
3. This isn't a lecture hall. iKC
incorporates the "Law of Two Feet."
Unconference Rule #4 says, "if you're not learning or
contributing, it is your responsibility to use your own two feet to find
someplace where you are." If the session you're in is not a good fit, we
encourage you to go find a conversation that makes more sense for you.
4. Get 1-on-1 mentorship from some of
KC's most respected entrepreneurs and business leaders
We're lining up some of the city's most successful
entrepreneurs and business leaders for the UnMentor Program. Apply
for the UnMentor program and you may have an opportunity for
a 20-minute session with one of our UnMentors during the conference.
5. The After Party. No, really.
At 4:15, we'll head to the Alamo Drafthouse for the iKC
Closing Session (sponsored by Google Fiber) where you can enjoy free drinks and appetizers. There will also be Open Mic awards where attendees can
grab the mic and personally award prizes to a person they think had the most
impact on their day.
Plus!
At 6:30 p.m., you'll
be one of the first to see The Tech
Trek, a
Google Glass-enabled
documentary, and learn all about
the capabilities of Google Glass from the eyes of KC entrepreneurs.
**This screening is
free for iKC attendees. General public tickets will become available if space permits.
Claim your iKC ticket today! We will see you October 3!
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