Connecting the dots between the cybersecurity challenges of today and the topics that matter to you.
The 9th annual Aspen Cyber Summit made its debut in Washington, DC, on September 18. Watch the recording.
Connecting the dots between the cybersecurity challenges of today and the topics that matter to you.
The 9th annual Aspen Cyber Summit made its debut in Washington, DC, on September 18. Watch the recording.
The Tech Accountability Coalition, part of Aspen Digital, hosted a reception to kick off the inaugural Product Equity Summit on Tuesday, April 30, in Washington, DC.
The gathering featured a one-on-one conversation between Timothy “TB” Bardlavens, Director of Product Equity at Adobe, and Antionette D. Carroll, Founder & CEO of Creative Reaction Lab, on where we are with product equity today and what it will take to drive systemic change.
Timothy “TB” Bardlavens
Director of Product Equity, Adobe
Timothy has dedicated his career to dismantling systemic barriers, building and scaling teams, and launching innovative digital products for companies like Microsoft, Meta, and Adobe. His extensive experience and deep understanding of the intersection between technology, design, and social impact make him an exceptional guide in our collective journey toward creating a more equitable and inclusive future.
Antionette D. Carroll
Founder and CEO, Creative Reaction Lab
Antionette is the Founder, President and CEO of Creative Reaction Lab, a nonprofit educating and deploying youth to challenge racial and health inequities impacting Black and Latinx populations. Within this role, Antionette has pioneered an award-winning form of creative problem solving called Equity-Centered Community Design (named a Fast Company World Changing Idea Finalist) and a new leadership model called Redesigner for Justice.
Data and democracy experts discuss the challenges and opportunities that AI presents for maintaining the integrity and fairness of elections.
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