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September 26th
Austin, Texas | Central Library
We are appreciative of your contributions to the STEM disciplines, and we hope that you will be able to attend the conference this year! Join us September 2019 in Austin, Texas for our seventh annual Executive STEM Summit. This summit, hosted by Macmillan Learning and Scientific American, brings together leaders in policy, business, education and research to work on the most critical issues facing education today.

Speakers
Janet Auer
Education & Corporate Programs, Chevron
Tricia Berry
Director of the Women in Engineering Program, The University of Texas at Austin
Caitlyn Brazill
Executive Vice President, Development, Per Scholas
Brandon Busteed
President, Kaplan University Partners
Scott Carlson
Sr. Writer, The Chronicle of Higher Education
Komal Dadlani
CEO & Co-Founder, Lab4U
Dr. Allen Delong
Senior Associate Dean for Purposeful Work and Career Development
Matthew Dawson
Engineering Education Program Manager, Google
Jennifer Fernandez
The University of Washington
Dr. Casey Fiesler
Assistant Professor, The University of Colorado at Boulder
Dr. Danette Howard
SVP and Chief Strategy Officer, Lumina Foundation
Dr. Leroy E. Hood
SVP and Chief Science Officer, Providence St. Joseph Health; Chief Strategy Officer, Co-founder and Professor, ISB
Sarah Kessler
Author & Senior Editor, OneZero
Anna Kuchment
Science Writer, Scientific American
Dr. Robert Lue
Director of the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning, Harvard University
Kenneth Shinozuka
Former Google Science Fair Winner & Current Harvard College Student
Dr. David Soo
Chief of Staff, Jobs for the Future
Jennifer Stredler
VP of Workforce Development, Salesforce
Susanne Thompson
SVP, Corporate Education Partnerships, Discovery Education
Dr. Michelle Zimmerman
Principal, Renton Prep and Certified Microsoft Educator

Hosted by
Susan Winslow
General Manager, Macmillan Learning
Event Sponsored in Partnership with
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One of the distinguishing characteristics of this annual event is the very porous boundary separating the speakers and attendees. Specifically, the invited audience is comprised of high level stakeholders in the education and STEM arenas – including esteemed policy advisors, business leaders, education strategists and leading academics. An online portal and other communications efforts encourage continued dialogue among attendees during the course of the year and leading to the next event.