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  1. julie roehm
    stella mcartney
    jennifer leonard- ideo
    zaha hadid
    ivy ross
    anne bologna- toy

  2. danah boyd
    Zadia Diaz

  3. Tina Roth Eisenberg – http://swissmiss.typepad.com/

  4. Cris Beilstein – designer for Newell/Rubbermaid/Sanford

  5. i second the vote for danah boyd

    http://www.zephoria.org/thoughts/

  6. sara schiller from wooster collective

  7. Jean Aw, of Notcot

  8. I wasn’t able to register my interest…the “Quantity” field can’t be modified, and I get an error message stating that my “quantity is invalid” when I try to register.

  9. I wasn’t able to register my interest…the “Quantity” field can’t be modified, and I get an error message stating that my “quantity is invalid” when I try to register.

  10. A third for danah boyd, also Kathy Sierra (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kathy_Sierra, http://headrush.typepad.com)

  11. Claire at l-m-ental is brilliant. She gets my vote:

    http://www.l-e-mental.com/lemental/

  12. I second sara shiller
    also:
    ellen lupton, soshanna berger, anne halloway, erin mckean

  13. This could be a third or a fourth …but Sara Schiller and Danah Boyd get my vote, just because I know them and they inspire me.

    So too does Souris Hong-Porretta – http://www.hustlerofculture.com

  14. Lou Ellerton – youth reports publisher

  15. Yet another vote for Dnah Boyd. Also don’t overlook Jane McGonigal who was instrumental in last year’s ‘Come Out And Play’ festival.

  16. Marita Wesely-Clough

    Marita Wesely-Clough, trends/futurist expert at Hallmark Cards, Inc., monitors the social milieu to spot trends as they emerge and track existing trends as they climb, peak and wane. She synthesizes her observations, expertise and experience to evaluate the strength and importance of cultural movement.

    Wesely-Clough reads virtually every new book and article on social change. Then she tries to refute it or take it to the next level in her own mind. She visits leading metropolitan areas for hands-on research and scrutinizes language, dress, color preferences, and media to add to her repertoire of filters.

    American Demographics designated Wesely-Clough as one of the top five trendspotters/futurists in the nation.

    Wesely-Clough’s trend predictions recently have been featured in The New York Times, as well as The Business Journal of Kansas City, and she has been quoted in American Demographics, USA Today, Fortune, US News & World Report, and Time.
    Curious by nature and with a degree in fine arts and emphasis on philosophy, Wesely-Clough began her career at Hallmark as a line designer and did stints as a lettering artist (where she created an alphabet font called “Marita” for a new card line), in design studio management, and in the Creative Advisory Group.

  17. Suzanne Gibbs Howard
    and Jane Fulton Suri @ IDEO

  18. Hi-I would love to speak aout trends in imaging and printing technology at your conference. I do much of this for my work at HP.

  19. li edelkoort