OnDC 2009 Programs Listing
Apr 19,2009
- 02:30 pmWelcoming Remarks from Hosts:
- Ed Ring, Greentech Editor, AlwaysOn
- Tony Perkins, Founder and Editor, AlwaysOn
Oct 19,2009
- 03:00 pmThe Announcement of the OnDc 100 Top Private Companies
- Brian Hughes, Co-Head, US Venture Practice and Partner, KPMG
- 03:30 pmOpening Night Keynote:
- Introduction:: Satjiv Chahil, Former Global Marketing Leader, Apple, Palm & HP
- Andrew McLaughlin, Deputy U.S. CTO, Executive Office of the President, Office of Science & Technology
Oct 20,2009
- 04:30 amBreakfast hours 7:30 am - 9:30 am
- 04:30 amRegistration hours 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
- 05:30 am
Ballroom AKeynote- Henrik Fisker, CEO, Fisker Automotive
- 06:00 am
Ballroom AThe Entrepreneurs March on WashingtonHow did the entrepreneurs of Silicon Valley create the greatest explosion of wealth and innovation in the history of the world? How can we ensure the almost unprecedented transformative agenda coming from Washington will nurture America's Silicon Valleys, propelling them to even greater success?
- Moderator: Bill Schnoor, Partner and Co-Chair, Technology Companies Group, Goodwin Proctor
- Henrik Fisker, CEO, Fisker Automotive
- Jonathan Wolfson, CEO, Solazyme, Inc.
- Wes Bolsen, Fo-Founder & CMO, Coskata, Inc.
- 06:00 am
Ballroom BThe Federal StrategyMore than ever before, Washington funds information technology across multiple sectors that are increasingly IT driven: Healthcare, Energy, Cybersecurity, and Broadband, to name a few. Emerging technology companies today need a strategy to do business with the federal government from day one. What should they know?
- Moderator: Peter Bianco, Managing Partner, Federal Practice, Benchmark Executive Search
- Wayne Jackson, CEO, Sourcefire
- Dan Brigati, Director of Federal Sales, Aruba Networks
- Wade Schott, CTO, General Dynamics Information Systems
- 06:45 am
Ballroom ACEO Showcase- Russ Garcia, CEO, WiSpry Incorporated
- 07:00 am
Ballroom ATapping the TrillionsAs more money flows into the economy from the federal government than ever before, where will this money find its most productive use, and how can the small company innovators and inventors tap into this deluge? From stimulus dollars to appropriations funds - where are the bucks, how do entrepreneurs and investors earn a slice, and who will be the winners and losers?
- Moderator: Michael Zolandz, Partner, Sonnenschein
- Christine Tezak, Senior Analyst, Energy & Environmental Policy Research, Robert W. Baird & Co.
- Wes Coulam, Executive Director Governmental Relations, Morgan Stanley
- Owen Barwell, Deputy CFO, Dept. of Energy
- 07:00 am
Ballroom BCEO Showcase- Greg Faubert, CEO, Messageway
- Siki Giunta, CEO, Fortisphere
- Pravin Mirchandani, CEO, Syphan Technologies, Ltd.
- Cuneyt Ozveren, CEO, Intelligent Papers
- 07:45 amBreak
- 08:00 am
Ballroom AKeynote- Kenneth A. Minihan, Lieutenant Genearl (ret.) USAF, Managing Director, Paladin Capital
- 08:00 am
Ballroom BRenewable EnergyProbably the biggest element of the ongoing stimulus targets renewable energy and energy independence. How can these funds be accessed by entrepreneurs, and how can these funds be allocated in an optimal way?
- Moderator: John Gimigliano, Partner, Energy & Sustainability, KPMG
- Phil Deutch, Managing Partner, NGP Energy Technology Partners
- Yanev Suissa, New Enterprise Associates, Partner
- Steve McBee, President, McBee Strategic
- Christopher King, Staff Director, U.S. House Committee on Science and Technology, Subcommittee on Energy & Environment
- 08:15 am
Ballroom ACyber SecurityAnother stimulus priority is cyber-security. What are the threats, how are they evolving, and where is the intersection of government efforts and entrepreneurial opportunities in this sector?
- Moderator: Robert Rodriguez, Executive Director, Security Innovation
- Richard Russell, Deputy Associate Director of National Intelligence for Enterprise Solutions, Office of the Director of National Intelligence
- Kenneth A. Minihan, Lieutenant Genearl (ret.) USAF, Managing Director, Paladin Capital
- Alan Wade, President, Wade Associates, Inc.
- 09:00 am
Ballroom AKeynote- David Boaz, Executive Vice President, CATO Institute
- 09:30 amLunch
- 10:30 am
Ballroom AKeynote- Mike Daniels, Chairman, Globallogic
- 11:00 am
Ballroom AThe Big Buyer: Government ProcurementAs government redirects and expands spending into new sectors, especially information technology, what are the hot areas for small private companies who want to sell products and services to the biggest customer on earth?
- Moderator: Linda Singh, Senior Executive, Defense Industry Group, Accenture
- Gary Winkler, Program Executive Officer, Enterprise Information Systems, US Army
- Jim Finley, CEO, The Finley Group
- Bill Vass, President & COO, Sun Microsystems Federal
- 11:00 am
Ballroom BCEO Showcase- Greg Nuyens, CEO, Teleplace
- Steve Levine, CEO, AtmosAir Solutions, Clean Air Group, Inc.
- James Beldock, CEO, ShotSpotter
- Marty Kalin, Chairman & CEO, Smart Wave, Inc.
- 11:45 am
Ballroom ACEO Showcase- Bill McMahon, CEO, CoaLogix, Inc.
- 12:00 pm
Ballroom AFinancial Reform RoundtableWhy did a debt bubble inflate and then burst, and what underlying economic factors led up to this? Are the current recovery strategies optimal, what are some of the alternatives, and what is the prognosis?
- Moderator: Jonathan Axelrad, Partner, Goodwin Proctor
- Dixon Doll, General Partner, DCM
- Hale Boggs, Partner, Corporate & Finance, Venture Capital & Emerging Companies, Capital Markets, Manatt
- David Topper, Vice Chairman of Investment Banking, J.P. Morgan
- Bob McCooey, SVP, NASDAQ OMX
- Paul J. Thanos, Director, Financial Services, Department of Commerce
- 12:00 pm
Ballroom BUniversal BroadbandIs access to broadband internet - despite remote locations or economic hardship - a right or a privilege? Should universal broadband access be a stimulus priority, and what product and service sectors are most likely to grow as a result of spending on broadband proliferation?
- Moderator: Kim Hart, Technology Reporter, The Hill
- William Wallace, Chairman, Digital Bridge Communications
- Charles Curran, General Partner, Valhalla Partners
- Bruce Mehlman, Chairman, Internet Innovation Alliance
- Blair Levin, Coordinator National Broadband Action Plan, Federal Communications Commission
- 12:45 pm
Ballroom AKeynote- Stephen L. Johnson, President, Stephen L. Johnson & Associates, Strategic Consulting LLC
- 01:00 pm
Ballroom AClimate Change LegistrationIs the cap and trade bill an essential step towards climate and energy security, or too little too late? How can entrepreneurs find a niche in what promises to be an explosive new business opportunity.
- Moderator: Tom Jensen, Partner, Sonnenschein
- Jonathan Phillips, Professional Staff, Select Congressional Committee on Energy Independence & Global Warming
- Michael Meehan, President & CEO, Carbonetworks
- Marc Morano, Executive Editor, Climate Depot
- John Fialka, Editor, Climatewire
- 01:00 pm
Ballroom BCEO Showcase- Joe Fisher, CEO, CFX Battery
- David Lam, CEO, Multibeam
- Steve Woda, CEO, KidSafe
- 02:00 pm
Ballroom AThe Ongoing Digital Transformation of HealthcareBreakthroughs in online health and technology promise to transform healthcare, driving cost-cutting efficiencies, greater consumer participation, and enhanced abilities for government and healthcare providers to communicate and educate. In this new world, where are the biggest opportunities for entrepreneurs, and what is the best way for government to learn from and participate in what’s happening in the private sector?
- Moderator: Chris Schroeder, CEO, HealthCentral
- Tevi D. Troy, Visiting Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute
- Adam Kaplin, MD, PhD, Principle Psychiatric Consultant, Johns Hopkins Multiple Sclerosis Center, Departments of Psychiatry and Neurology, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
- Steve Bonner, President and Chief Executive Officer, Cancer Treatment Centers of America
- 02:00 pm
Ballroom BNext Generation EducationWe are not only educating the next generation, but the techniques of educating are being transformed as never before. How can new technologies empower educators, and where is the balance between traditional instructional methods and new IT driven tools to teach students and assess their progress?
- Moderator: Jay Mathews, Education Columnist, Washington Post
- Jeff Shelstad, CEO, Flat World Knowledge
- Jose Ferreira, CEO, Knewton, Inc.
- Saad Khan, CMEA Capital & Co-founder and Advisor, Film Angels
- Brian Jones, Senior Counsel, Dow Lohnes LLC
- 02:45 pmAlwaysOn Reception
Oct 21,2009
- 04:30 amBreakfast hours 7:30 am - 9:30 am
- 04:30 amRegistration hours 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
- 05:00 am
Ballroom AKeynote- Anna G. Eshoo, Congresswoman, California Distric 14
- 05:30 am
Ballroom AKeynote- R. James Woolsey, Counsel, Goodwin Procter, and Venture Partner, Vantage Point Venture Partners
- 06:00 am
Ballroom AThe VC's March on WashingtonOne in four of the jobs in America today are with companies that began as start-ups financed with venture capital. Crucial factors essential to the explosion of successful venture-backed companies include relatively little regulatory oversight and lower taxes on capital gains. Should these incentives be preserved?
- Moderator:
- John Backus, Founder & Managing Partner, New Atlantic
- Bob Davis, General Partner, Highland Capital Partners
- Art Marks, General Partner, Valhalla Partners
- Michael Greeley, General Partner, Flybridge Capital Partners
- Alan Spoon, Managing General Partner, Polaris Venture Partners
- 06:00 am
Ballroom BThe Lions of LiquidityIn the jungle of finance, who are the disruptive adaptive entities, offering funding solutions when the conventional sources have dried up? This panel of finance entrepreneurs presents a variety of innovative ways for small companies to maintain adequate working capital despite the credit drought.
- Moderator: Harvey Pitt, CEO, Kalorama Partners, LLC
- Barry Silbert, Founder & CEO, SecondMarket
- James Gutierrez, CEO, Progress Financial
- Chris Larsen, CEO, Prosper Marketplace, Inc.
- Nicolas Perkin, Co-Founder & President, The Receivables Exchange
- 06:45 am
Ballroom AKeynote- Mark Heesen, President, National Venture Capital Association
- 07:00 am
Ballroom AFollow the PolicyWhat every VC and Entrepreneur needs to know about the potential impact of policy on Innovation. From privacy and copyright to cyber security, smart grid, and net neutrality, there are many heavily debated issues that should be taken into account before you Invest in the next big thing. Understanding what Congress is looking for, and understanding how to navigate the opportunities buried within legislation are crucial.
- Moderator: Leslie Harris, President & CEO, Center for Democracy & Technology
- Eric Federing, Executive Director, Business & Public Policy, Office of Government Affairs, KPMG
- Robin Roy, VP Projects & Policy, Serious Materials
- Betsy Mullins, VP, Govt & Political Affairs, TechNet
- 07:00 am
Ballroom BThe Hybrid CompanyNow more than ever, companies find opportunities to leverage innovations to both the public and private sector markets. But how does this work in practice? How can companies optimize these very distinct markets in a way that maintains product focus and avoids getting spread too thin? What are the secrets and success stories
- Moderator: Bob Flores, Principal, Applicology
- Shyam Sankar, Director, Forward Deployed Engineering, Palantir Technologies
- Mark Frantz, Partner, Blue Delta Capital Partners
- Pat Morley, President & CEO, Bit9, Inc.
- Tony Ayez, Director of Federal Sales, Splunk Inc.
- 07:45 amBreak
- 08:00 am
Ballroom AGovernment Innovation & Technology TransferFrom the Manhattan Project to moon landings to the perennial spin-offs from DARPA, nobody does big science like the federal government. Where is government innovation turning today, and how can entrepreneurs and investors acquire and run with these technologies as they pass into the private sector for proliferation?
- Moderator: Steve Nixon, Security Consultant
- Tom Gillespie, Senior Director, In-Q-Tel
- Errol Arkilic, Program Director, Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer, National Science Foundation
- Robert Litan, VP Research & Policy, Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
- Gerard Eldering, Founder & President, InnovateTech Ventures
- Asher Epstein, Managing Director, Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship, Robert H. Smith School of Business
- 08:00 am
Ballroom BTechnology Innovators in the WDC RegionWho are the cutting edge start-up companies, what are they developing, and what are they looking for from Washington? In the backyard of the Beltway, local entrepreneurs join in the march.
- Moderator: Sean Stone, SVP, Silicon Valley Bank
- Hooman Radfar, CEO, Clearspring
- Matthew Voorhees, President & CEO, Anybill
- Barg Upender, Founder & CEO, Mobomo, LLC
- PV Bocassam, Founder & Chairman, Approva Corporation
- 08:45 am
Ballroom ACEO Showcase - 09:30 amLunch 12:30 - 1:00
- 10:00 am
Ballroom AKeynote- Tim Draper, Managing Director, Draper Fisher Jurvetson
- 10:30 am
Ballroom AKeynote- Dr. Gerald Gordon, President & CEO, Fairfax County Economic Development Authority
- 11:00 am
Ballroom AThe Federal CloudIt's hard to imagine a bigger one. Data storage increases exponentially and legacy systems are strained beyond their limits. Wholesale rebuilding using secure cloud technology is an imperative. Along with new hardware, new matrix models are needed to allow government agencies to share IT services and resources as well as outsource much of their new capacity. How will this transpire, and where are the opportunities?
- Moderator: Antonio Piraino, Research Director, Tier1Research.com
- Daniel Burton, SVP Global Public Policy, Salesforce.com
- Bruce Hart, COO, Federal Group, Terremark Worldwide
- Seth Finkel, GM - Federal, Carpathia Hosting, Inc.
- David F. McQueeney, Chief Technology Officer, IBM Federal
- Blaine Hall, Executive Vice President, Three Pillars Software
- 11:00 am
Ballroom BMergers & AcquisitionsPrivate equity financed companies with breakthrough technologies can grow via IPO or acquisition. Large established companies can stay on the cutting edge through internal R&D or through acquisition. More than ever, the mutually beneficial acquisition deal involves large government contractors acquiring small technology companies. Who is doing the acquiring these days, and what are they looking for?
- Moderator: Bob Kipps, Managing Director, Kipps DeSanto & Co.
- Chris Hagan, Partner, Goodwin Proctor
- Frank Finelli, Managing Director, The Carlyle Group
- Wes Husted, Chief Financial Officer, Abraxas Corporation
- 12:00 pm
Ballroom ANew Media in Politics & GovernmentThe power of the internet in politics aquired maturity in the Presidential election of 2008, delivering individualized and mass exchanges of messages and information of extraordinary quality at a price-point orders of magnitude lower than conventional alternatives. What's next, and what will it mean for democracy as we know it?
- Moderator: Jeanne Cummings, Assistant Managing Editor, Politico.com
- Kevin Merritt, CEO, Socrata, Inc.
- Peter Corbett, Founder & CEO, iStrategy Labs
- Vijay Ravindran, Chief Digital Officer and SVP, Washington Post
- Tom McInerney, Lt. General U.S. Air Force (ret.), Fox News Analyst
