Close Modal Public Event An Uncertain, Scary, Exciting Future Tuesday, June 2 | 7:30 pm Move beyond the “scary” headlines. Bestselling author Juan Enriquez joins the Museum of Science and Harvard Business School Association of Boston to explore science, ethics, and technology—and how this generation can solve global challenges. We’ve told the next generation that they are living in the most uncertain era in history. But in focusing on the fear, we often overlook a vital truth: no previous generation has possessed our current level of agency, innovation, and technological power.In this thought-provoking session, TED All-Star Juan Enriquez leads a deep dive into the trends rapidly shaping our world. From breakthroughs in life sciences to the ethical questions posed by new technologies, this discussion will challenge assumptions and inspire new ways of thinking about what lies ahead.Whether you are a technologist, a leader, or simply curious about the road ahead, join us for a conversation that challenges assumptions and inspires a new perspective on what it means to build the future.To access an exclusive networking pre-reception along with the main program, please purchase a combination ticket for $50. This ticket includes the opportunity to connect with HBSAB members and the evening’s speakers, along with light bites and a cash bar in a relaxed, engaging setting. Register for the Event Date and Time Tuesday, June 2 | 7:30 pm Audience Adults 18+ Location Blue Wing View Map Price Free with Pre-Registration; Access to Pre-Reception and Program: $50 Language English Register for the Event Date and Time Tuesday, June 2 | 7:30 pm Audience Adults 18+ Location Blue Wing View Map Price Free with Pre-Registration; Access to Pre-Reception and Program: $50 Language English We’ve told the next generation that they are living in the most uncertain era in history. But in focusing on the fear, we often overlook a vital truth: no previous generation has possessed our current level of agency, innovation, and technological power.In this thought-provoking session, TED All-Star Juan Enriquez leads a deep dive into the trends rapidly shaping our world. From breakthroughs in life sciences to the ethical questions posed by new technologies, this discussion will challenge assumptions and inspire new ways of thinking about what lies ahead.Whether you are a technologist, a leader, or simply curious about the road ahead, join us for a conversation that challenges assumptions and inspires a new perspective on what it means to build the future.To access an exclusive networking pre-reception along with the main program, please purchase a combination ticket for $50. This ticket includes the opportunity to connect with HBSAB members and the evening’s speakers, along with light bites and a cash bar in a relaxed, engaging setting. Image Featuring Image Juan Enriquez Bestselling author, TED All-Star, and Managing Director at Excel Venture Management Juan Enriquez is widely recognized as a leading authority on the economic and societal impact of life sciences and brain research, and as a respected business leader and entrepreneur. He is the author and co-author of multiple influential books, including As the Future Catches You, The Untied States of America, Evolving Ourselves, and RIGHT/WRONG: How Technology Transforms Our Ethics. Juan regularly advises CEOs of Fortune 50 companies and heads of state on navigating a world where the dominant language is shifting from digital to biological innovation. A prolific speaker, Juan has delivered ten TED Talks across a wide range of topics, along with dozens of TEDx presentations. He was the founding Director of Harvard Business School’s Life Sciences Project and later became an active angel investor, founding Biotechonomy Ventures before co-founding Excel Venture Management. He serves on multiple for-profit and nonprofit boards, including the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, WGBH, Harvard’s David Rockefeller Center, Cortico, and QuestBridge. His experiences also include sailing on a global expedition that expanded the known catalog of genes a hundredfold and participating in the peace commission that negotiated a ceasefire with the Zapatistas. Juan holds both a B.A. and an M.B.A. from Harvard University, earned with honors.
