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HARVARD IN TECH ANNUAL SUMMER SOCIALWednesday, August 8thAmazon Web Services Loft (350 Broadway)6:30-7:00 Registration7:00-8:00 Discussion8:00-8:30 Networking
We would like to invite you to our fifth annual summer social. The event will be attended by 200+ technology founders, investors, engineers, & business professionals from across New York City for a night of discussion & mingling.
Panelists include:
Annie Wang, Co-founder, Chief Product Officer,Creative Director at Her Campus Media
As Chief Product Officer & Creative Director, Annie drives innovation across all of Her Campus's multimedia initiatives, leading creative & technical strategy to build the products & experiences that make Her Campus the most beloved, authentic, & recognizable brand for college women everywhere. Annie has been named to Forbes's 30 Under 30's 30 Under 30, Businessweek's 25 Under 25, & Forbes's All-Star Student Entrepreneurs. She has served as a National Women's Health Week Ambassador, MassChallenge Alumna-in-Residence, & MIT LaunchX mentor. Annie enjoys sharing her entrepreneurial story in many settings, including talks for Creative Mornings, General Assembly,In 2010, Annie took a leave of absence from Harvard University to work on Her Campus full time. She returned in 2017 to complete her AB in Visual & Environmental Studies, graduating Magna Cum Laude.
Charles-Albert Gorra, CEO & co-founder of Rebag
Charles-Albert Gorra is the CEO & co-founder of Rebag/ Trendlee. He came to the US in 2012 & graduated from Harvard Business School in 2014. Prior to that, Charles worked in finance in London, at Goldman Sachs & TPG Private Equity. He dropped his career in finance to build Rebag. Prior to Rebag, Charles spent some time at Rent the Runway, the New York-based online dress rental company. He graduated in 2007 from HEC-Paris.
Aaron Shapiro, Former CEO of Huge
Aaron Shapiro is the former CEO of Huge, where he helps companies reimagine how they interact with their customers & manage their businesses in the digital economy. Since 2005, Aaron has grown the firm from a small startup into a full-service interactive agency operating out of the United States, Europe & Latin America.
Aaron is the author of Users, Not Customers & is a regular commentator about the impact of digital technology on businesses & the economy. In 2011, he was included as one of New York's leading tech influencers in Crain's New York Business' "40 Under 40" list. Prior to Huge, Aaron spent more than a decade as a technology entrepreneur, venture capitalist & management consultant. He also served as founder & CEO of Silverpop, a leading digital marketing software provider that was acquired by IBM.
More names to come...
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