IE Talk for IENYC : "So, what do you do? – Presenting yourself to the world"
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Most new conversations, in business and our daily lives, begin with a rather dull question: "so, what do you do?" In this interactive workshop we'll dive into how our self-perception is built, and how we can shape the mental image others make of us. By weaving in neuroscience, psychology and communication strategy we will get out of our comfort zone and hone an essential skill that is often overlooked. We'll also discuss how that translates from real conversations into our online presence, e-mails, and interactions in social media platforms.
Agenda:
18:45-19:00 Registration
19:00-19:05 Welcome by IE University
19:05-20:30 IE Talk
20:30-21:30 Networking cocktail
About the speaker: Javier Agüera is an inventor and social entrepreneur with a deep passion for humane technology design. He is the CEO of Pandora's Way, a social venture that creates tools to support a healthier transition into adolescence for today's digital era. At age 16 he co-founded Geeksphone, the first European smartphone maker to introduce Android in 2009 and later the first worldwide to launch FirefoxOS. Its spin-off, Blackphone, was named a TIME Invention of the Year for pioneering privacy-by-design in the mobile industry and introducing features present today in everyone's pockets. He’s also launched ventures aiming to protect journalistic integrity, improve dream and sleep quality, and enable edge AI and cybersecurity in critical industrial IoT applications. He's a former Fellow at Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center and Sesame Workshop, and received an MS in Integrated Design, Engineering and Management from MIT. He is an Adjunct Professor at IE New York College, where he teaches the core "Analytics, Problem Solving and Decision Making" graduate course. Beyond product design, Javier is passionate about producing experimental music and immersive art experiences.
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Inventor and social entrepreneur
Javier Agüera is an inventor and social entrepreneur focused on humane technology. CEO of Pandora’s Way, he builds tools for healthier digital adolescence. A teenage co-founder of Geeksphone and creator of Blackphone (TIME Invention of the Year), he’s led ventures in privacy, journalism, sleep, and AI. MIT-educated, former Harvard fellow, IE NY adjunct professor, and experimental artist.
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