Tangible Futures, with Victor Lombardi - AIGA Colorado

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AIGA Colorado Experience Design presents:

Tangible Futures | Creating Designs of the Future to Influence the 
Present 
with Victor Lombardi

Wed, Aug 16, 2006
Denver, CO

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Edward de Bono has said, "You can analyse the past, but the future 
has to be designed." As designers, we have influence not only over 
the products and services people will use in the future but also in 
how companies plan for the future. We can improve the quality of our 
influence by using our design skills to more actively anticipate and 
shape the future. Examples of this vary from auto designers' concept 
cars to Bruce Mau's Massive Change (www.massivechange.com). 
These "tangible futures" act as a clear, compelling vision that 
helps organizations make progress. 

We'll look at examples of some tangible futures and discuss how they 
can be used to help organizations create a vision and then work 
toward that vision in a strategic way. Designers and managers can 
both benefit from this event. 

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About the Speaker:
Victor Lombardi (www.victorlombardi.com, 
www.noisebetweenstations.com/personal/weblogs/) is passionate about 
creating better ways of working that result in better ways of 
living. He co-founded the Management Innovation Group 
(www.managementinnovationgroup.com, recently recommended by 
Forrester Research) to collaborate with clients to design new 
approaches to strategic product development and management. Victor 
has worked in IT and design, contributing to over 40 software and 
Internet projects for companies such as The Ford Motor Company, 
General Electric, J.P. Morgan, Verizon, and Office Depot. His work 
with the Southern Poverty Law Center has won several awards. 

Victor co-founded and served as past president of the Information 
Architecture Institute (http://iainstitute.org/) and has taught at 
the Parsons School of Design. These days he teaches business at the 
Pratt Institute and frequently writes and speaks on business issues. 
He lives in New York City. 

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When:
Wed, Aug 16, 2006
6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
6:00 - 7:00 Check in/mingling
7:00 - 8:30 Presentation/Q&A
8:30 - 9:00 Mingle a bit more

Where:
The Sage Room
The Oxford Hotel
1600 17th Street
Denver, CO 

Cost:
Member: Free
Student Member: Free
Non-Member: $20
Student Non-Member: $10  


RSVP:
Please RSVP here: http://www.aigacolorado.org/eventdetails.aspx?
eid=74






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