Corporate bodies (businesses, religious organizations, colleges, etc.) exercise a great deal of power in our lives. For good or ill, they shape our social relationships and have a significant impact on our democratic processes. But to what standards should we hold them? What responsibilities and duties may we legitimately impose on them, and what rights and freedoms may they claim for themselves? Philip Pettit will discuss these questions in two lectures.
11:10 a.m. lecture – “Holding Corporate Bodies Responsible”
4 p.m. lecture – “Granting Corporate Bodies Rights”
Meet the Magzor Robotics Intructors
Get an overview of the curriculum and course objectives
Learn the difference between the 2-Day Essential Program and the 5-Day Intensive Program
Q&A with instructors
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Lunch with us for FREE and generate local business casually. This event is specifically catered to all people who are interested in working alternatively from their regular workplaces, like their homes, coffee shops, or libraries, and boost their creativity/productivity by culminating business friendships with residents of officeLOCALE (people who have a mailbox or membership with us). Collaboration enhances expertise by meeting people at officeLOCALE.
• Just bring your laptop with some business cards
• A brown bag lunch
• Get connected to our High speed secure WiFi & Professional Digital Printing equipment,
• Network-Collaborate and Grow your idea in to a local business relationship without going broke in expensive business clubs.
officeLOCALE Coworking is OPEN SOURCE. No Door fees for 1st time non-members.
Not open to solicitors or pressure sales types. RSVP required.
http://www.meetup.com/officeLOCALE-Coworking-Thousand-Oaks/events/dqvxwjyvdbwb/The idea for TEDxLive grew out of a question asked by some at TED: What would happen if we made the TED Conference more open and its impact more immediate and globally tangible? What would happen if communities around the world gathered to engage with—and build upon—the TED Conference experience while it happened?
Please join us on Wednesday, February 17, 2016 for TEDxConejoLive, one of the TEDxLive events to be hosted around the world during the TED Conference this February. A TEDxLive event gathers together a TEDx community to watch a live stream of the TED conference and to get “a taste of TED.”
As a TEDxConejoLive is pleased to bring you the live videostream from all of the sessions on this day. It is an exceptional day of talks. The full line up from 8:30 am to 6:45 pm can be viewed below.
You you are welcome to watch all day, come and go as your schedules allow, or drop in for a session.
Admission is free. A light breakfast, lunch, snacks and beverages will be provided all day. (Donations, in cash and or in-kind, to help defray the cost are appreciated). Complete schedule at http://www.eventbrite.com/e/tedxconejolive-tickets-21138451678?utm-medium=discovery&utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-source=cp&utm-term=listing
Our speaker, Mike Panesis is the Executive Director of Cal Lutheran University's Center for Entrepreneurship and over the last many years has both participated in and advised hundreds of entrepreneurs and startups. He’s also the Chairman Emeritus of Tech Coast Angels, the largest angel network in the US.
Mike will explain what it takes to get started.
• What type of ideas in data science could be winners. (Several such startups are already incubating at the CLU Center).
• What do you need to know beyond your idea.
• How do you attract and form (or join) a startup team.
• What’s the lifecycle of a startup.
• And biggest of all – how do you get funded.
For more information the Westlake Village Data Science Group visit, http://www.meetup.com/Westlake-Village-Data-Science-Meetup/
Instructor: Lorenzo Gonzalez
Do you want to learn how to transform your personal experiences or casual inspirations into your next business venture? Would you like an insider's guide to cultivating a profitable startup from concept to release in little more than 9 months, despite the myriad of technical, business and personal issues sure to emerge along the way?
If you are curious about the many paths to a successful entrepreneurship, join us for a workshop on "How has Valarm bootstrapped to Profitability" where a local CEO and business owner, Lorenzo Gonzalez , will speak on launching his own company -- Valarm, and what it's like to navigate the tech startup world. Learn from this discussion, be inspired by it, and join in with your own questions on how these challenges are faced by fresh entrepreneurs every day.
Valarm is a self-funded/bootstrapped technology startup established in 2012, which services customers in 47 countries around the world today, across a multitude of industries and applications. Lorenzo will discuss the ups-and-downs of bootstrapping a startup to sustainable profitability: full-time jobs, cofounders, friend/family issues, business partners, cashflow, product strategy, customer focus, the ever looming "pivot", the derailing distraction - and many other lessons learned along the way.
Come watch local and international startups pitch in front of a panel of Venture Capitalists! RSVP NOW, space is limited.
Startups interested in applying must be available for the whole day so that they can also present at a private, invite-only investor session earlier in the day.
Judges (update coming soon):
Mark Mullen - Double M Partners
Buck Jordan - Canyon Creek Capital