4:00pm

Welcome & Music Festival
“Piazza at Schmidt’s”- 1001 N. 2nd St, Phila, PA The Under 30 Music Festival, produced in partnership with Global Citizen and AEG Live, will draw 5,000 people to the Piazza at Schmidt’s in Philadelphia’s Northern Liberties neighborhood for a line-up of the top young acts, mashed up with famous musical mentors. Under 30 Summit attendees will enjoy VIP passes for the entire event, allowing them to eat, drink and chill with the artists and other Summit attendees in our backstage private block party and lounge, with direct access the front of the stage at any time during the show.

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9:00pm

Festival ends

7:30am

The Under 30 Fun Run
Join Celebrities and the top Philadelphia track teams and start the day the Rocky way- with a jog up the beautiful Ben Franklin Parkway, and then up the famous Art Museum steps, Sylvester Stallone-Style - Complete with a musical surprise. All paces welcome.

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10:00am

Registration (Ballroom Foyer)

Welcome and Introduction (Ballroom)

Panels, Breakouts
Panels and breakouts at the Philadelphia Convention Center, including keynote addresses, multimedia presentation and the most intense “Shark Tank”-style business plan contest (with the most influential funders) ever attempted.

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12:30pm

Lunch

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1:30pm

Panels, Breakouts

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5:00pm

End Program

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9:00pm

Philadelphia’s Largest Quizzo Tournament
Quizzo, the now-ubiquitous bar trivia game, was born 20 years ago in Philly. In commemoration, we’re renting out some giant bars for a record breaking Quizzo game. Under 30 Summit mentors and speakers will serve as team captains, as all Summit attendees compete for big prizes.

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11:00pm

Quizzo ends

7:30am

The Under 30 Fun Run
Join Celebrities and the top Philadelphia track teams and start the day the Rocky way- with a jog up the beautiful Ben Franklin Parkway, and then up the famous Art Museum steps, Sylvester Stallone-Style - Complete with a musical surprise. All paces welcome.

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10:00am

Registration (Ballroom Foyer)

Panels, Breakouts
Panels and breakouts at the Philadelphia Convention Center, including keynote addresses, multimedia presentation and the most intense “Shark Tank”-style business plan contest (with the most influential funders) ever attempted.

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12:30pm

Lunch

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1:30pm

Panels, Breakouts

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5:00pm

Program Ends

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6:00pm

Under 30 Food Festival
The best young Chefs, winemakers and brewers in America show off their stuff, alongside some new takes on classic Philly cuisine.

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8:00pm

Under 30 Bar Crawl
See Philadelphia bar-by-bar, with one of our top speakers situated at each one, to to provide inspiration or lift a glass.

10:00am

Follow-up meetings, Philadelphia business plan completion, departure

The Future of Privacy
In the post-Snowden age, everything we learned about personal privacy is wrong. Edward Snowden’s lawyer, Ben Wizner of the ACLU, leads an all-star panel that will cover everything from the NSA to your unknowing role as a social media guinea pig.

Panelists:
Jonathan Mayer, Cybersecurity fellow, Center for International Security and Cooperation
Eric King, Head of research, Privacy International
Evgeny Morozov, Author, The Net Delusion: The Dark Side of Internet Freedom and To Save Everything, Click Here: The Folly of Technological Solutionism.

So You Want to Get Your Company Funded?
Tips and wisdom from some of the most successful VCs and company founders of the past decade.

Show Me the Money!
From digital wallets to Bitcoin and gold, this is how we will transact and store value in the near future.

Billionaire By 40
Never in human history have so many people achieved such dizzying financial success at such a young age. Three prodigious billionaires on how they coped and how they’ve turned their windfalls into forces for good.

Show-and-Tell: These Gizmos Will Change Everything
The world’s greatest inventor, Dean Kamen, leads a panel of the top young engineers and tinkerers, who will each display an invention they think could alter humanity.

Ten Minutes to Change the World: Hugh Evans
The founder of the Global Poverty Project and the Global Citizen Festival, which brings the likes of Jay-Z and Stevie Wonder to Central Park, on how he harnesses music to create a worldwide social movement of millions that forces global government to act.

Ten Minutes to Change the World: Josh Sommer
At an 18-year-old at Duke, Josh Sommer was told he had an incurable bone cancer, Chordoma, that would kill him, on average, in seven years. That was seven years ago. Ever since, Josh has been in race, determined to help cure his own disease in his lifetime.

Music Goes Moneyball
How big data changed what you listen to, and what you share.