At the very first TEDxBroadway, I gave a talk about what Broadway looked like 20 years ago.

That was back in 2012!  It’s almost time for another talk about what it was like back then!  (Seriously though, if you believe in the law of “accelerating change” then the last three years are like ten years a few decades ago – if that makes any sense.)  Just think about all the things that have happened to the theater in those last three years.  And just think of what’s to come!

That’s why I love TEDxBroadway and why I helped found it . . . because its sole goal is to answer the question, “What’s the best Broadway can be?”

And on February 23rd, 2015, a handful of the best minds from a plethora of different industries will be answering that very same question.

Who’s on the docket this year?

How about Tony Award nominees Pasek and Paul?  How about Sree Sreenivasan, the Chief Digital Officer of the Metropolitan Museum of Art?  How about Laurie Santos, a cognitive psychologist who was recently named one of Popular Science‘s Brilliant 10 Young Minds?  Or Kirsten Sabia, the VP of Marketing Services for the PGA Tour (we got some golf in there!) . . . or my good friend, the brilliant Elliott Masie, an international expert in learning who runs one of the coolest conferences I’ve ever been to.

These are just a handful of the chosen ones this year.  Click here to read about all the speakers and to get your tickets (while you’re there, sign up so you can be the first to find out when new speakers are announced).  A quick tip – this will be the fourth TEDxBroadway and every single year has sold out.  If you want to go, and trust me you do (the networking alone is worth the price of admission), then get your tix now (just look at how happy the people are in the photo on this blog which was taken at last year’s conference!).

See you there.

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