2nd Annual NYC Tomorrow's Transactions Unconference

NYPAY and Consult Hyperion and are pleased to announce the 2nd Annual NYC Tomorrow's Transactions Unconference, to be held on Thursday October 24th at Google New York offices.

The event is a unique mix of thought-leadership talks by Brett King of Moven, Steve Mott of Better Buy Design, and David Birch of Consult Hyperion and open-space discussions on topics chosen by the delegates on the day. We don't know what they will choose but we expect the topics covered to include mobile "wallet wars", migration to chip cards in the US, alternative and parallel currencies, "big data", and much more. Delegates are free to join in any, all or none of the discussions. The points raised in the discussions will be captured and reported

All delegates will get a complimentary copy of "The Tomorrow's Transactions Reader 2013" by David Birch in either physical or electronic form as they choose, as well as a copy of Brett King’s book "Bank 3.0". The logistics are being handled and the events will be expertly facilitated by David True of NYPAY (david.true@nypay.org) and Gloria Benson of Consult Hyperion (gloria.benson@chyp.com).

08.15 REGISTRATION and C O F F E E

09.00

Introduction

David True, President, NYPAY

09.10

Instructions for the day

Gloria Benson, Director of Consult Hyperion and Unconference organizer

09.15

Event keynote

Dave Birch, Consult Hyperion ‘The Future of Money’

09.45

On-stage Q&A

10.30 C O F F E E B R E A K

11.00

Open space discussion topics and feedback to all delegates (40 + 20)

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12.15 L U N C H B R E A K

13.30

Invited thought piece

Brett King, founder of Moven and author of ‘Bank 3.0’ (all delegates will receive a copy of Brett’s book)

14.00

Open space discussion topics and feedback to all delegates (40 +20)

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1500 AFTERNOON BREAK

1530

Invited thought piece

Steve Mott, BetterBuyDesign ‘Merchant Perspectives’

1600

Open space discussion topics and feedback to all delegates (40 +20)

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1700

Closing address

David True, President, NYPAY