Future of Everything

SingularityU Tokyo Chapter Session

“Future of Everything”
by Sally Dominguez

During this Tokyo Chapter presentation, Sally will guide us through the exhilarating journey of adopting an exponential mindset, emphasizing the crucial role of trust and collaborative synergy in the realm of Digital Transformation (DX). She will share with us the transformative power of Exponential and Emerging Technologies and their convergences as agents of change, focusing on groundbreaking integrations within energy, mobility, and the architectural blueprints of future cities. We invite you to discover the limitless opportunities that await us as we collectively strive to forge a future marked by profound optimism and a commitment to meaningful, impactful change.

About Singularity:
Singularity was founded on the idea that exponential technology can give anyone, anywhere the ability to create positive impact. There is a need of leaders who put the future of both people and planet first. Singularity's mission is to help leaders navigate a world of accelerating change, merge technology and impact, and build 10x businesses and a better tomorrow for all.

About SingularityU Tokyo Chapter:
Singularity Tokyo Chapter is targeting exponential impact in Tokyo and Japan, leading activities directly from Singularity HQ in Tokyo, and collaborating with Singularity Chapters from other countries. We do not just exponential transformation and innovation series presentations, but also Impact Goal activities.

Organizers:
Jovan David Rebolledo-Mendez is the main Singularity Global Ambassador for Tokyo Chapter. Since 2014 he's been directing Singularity activities in Tokyo and in Japan, such as Tokyo Chapter, GIC and others. Global Innovator and AI Expert. CEO of エクスポネンシアルジャパン株式会社.
Azu Shimada is a Singularity Global Ambassador for Tokyo Chapter. She is also CEO in 株式会社As Soon As.

Notes:
· This is event has very limited seats.
· Once you register, you will be contacted about the information to get into the venue, as well as the needed code to pass the entrance.