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Treder, Cascio @ SciVestor Disruptive Technologies Conference


Posted: May 22, 2008

SciVestor Disruptive Technologies Conference

New York City, May 22 2008 - 08:30, $495 per person until March 15th

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By some estimates the very nature of mankind will change radically in the coming years transformed by the accelerating pace of technology change. These empowering technologies – Artificial Intelligence, Nanotechnology, Robotics, Virtual Reality, and Human Enhancement – will soon become major disruptors to today’s profitable business models.

The SciVestor Disruptive Technologies Conference represents the single most relevant gathering of thought leaders, businesses and investors focused on monetizing this opportunity. The intensive day-long event will offer tangible insight for both the investment and business communities.

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Who Should Attend: Investment Managers, Business Executives and Strategists, Venture Capitalists and Individual Investors who are focused on staying ahead of the coming waves of transformative technologies. Seating is limited to 125 attendees.

  When: Thursday, May 22, 2008
  Where: New York Information Technology Center - Wall Street
  55 Broad Street
  New York City


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