Aspen Ideas Festival

The Creative Economy

Since the list’s inception, Shelly Lazarus, chair of Ogilvy & Mather, has consistently appeared in Fortune magazine’s annual ranking of America’s 50 Most Powerful Women in Business. She shares her views on what it will take for brands, at home and abroad, to successfully bridge old and new media and stay competitive in a very demanding global market.

Speakers: Shelly Lazarus, Gillian Tett
Festival: 2012

Audio/Video: Innovation

Google Looks at the Economy: In Conversation With Eric...
Kai Ryssdal, host of American Public Media's "Marketplace," talks with the Google chairman and CEO, Eric Schmidt, about... See more
Innovation Engines: Where Will the Next R & D...
Who is leading innovation in the United States today? Forty years ago, government spending accounted for 67 percent of... See more
The Future of the Internet and the Rise of the Cell Phone
The Internet is a global grid that will support and enhance all sorts of devices - new and old - from the handheld... See more
A Look at America and the Global Economy
Advisor to Senator McCain Jack Kemp, Senator Obama's economic advisor Austan Goolsbee and Institute President Walter... See more
Philanthropy's Role in Caring for Children in America
Kimberly Davis, Joan Harris, Anne Mosle and moderator William Bell discuss how philanthropy works to fill gaps and spur... See more
Technology the Human Impact
Chairman of Intel Craig Barrett talks with John Doerr about the potential in technology to change life as we know it. See more

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