Alloy 2023 event Recap
Now is the time to build!
Alloy 2023 featured a range of topics ranging from local and university ecosystem development, to the success of external corporate venture creation and everything in between.
Attendees experienced the perspective of venture builders, startup founders, investors, and operators as they expanded their understanding of the value and potential of venture building.
- 130+ Attendees
- 16 Sessions
- 44 Speakers
We focus too often on utility, everyone’s got a side hustle where they’re monetizing their interests. What if you just pursued a hobby?
Focus on understanding a startup's big vision for the world when introducing them to a business unit leader. This enables a conversation at the strategic and personal level.
Built to last
Every company seeks growth and resilience over the long-term, but how far into the future are they looking? Five years? Ten?
In this keynote, Elliott Parker takes us on a journey through history and provides a lesson in the companies that have endured the test of time. What can we learn from these companies and how can modern organization apply these insights as they evaluate and evolve their own growth strategies?
alloy 2023 programming
Alloy 2023 videos are available to all attendees. For access, reach out to alloy@highalphainno.com
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Alloy 2022 event Recap
We are entering a new era of venture building.
Alloy 2022 was the return to an in-person event and featured a wide range of topics related to corporate and university venture building.
In the keynote, Elliott Parker explored the opportunity for organizations to increase the pace of innovation through manufactured serendipity. How does the pursuit of novelty coupled with a focus on experimentation enable organizations to grow? Watch the keynote to learn more.
- 160+ Attendees
- 17 Sessions
- 42 Speakers
Sponsors
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alloy 2021 event Recap
Disruption and and the future of venture building
Alloy 2021 underscored the theme of rapid change and the decentralization of both knowledge and intelligence.
In his opening keynote Elliott Parker, CEO of High Alpha Innovation, built the case that traditional institutional structures are often focused on the preservation of safety and efficiency which prevents them from achieving their full potential.
The programming that followed echoed prevailing state of the world, providing a fresh perspective on why startups and venture building are yielding superior outcomes for both business and the global landscape.
- 1100 Virtual Attendees
- 11 Virtual Sessions
- 36 Speakers
alloy 2021 programming
Alloy 2021 programming is available to the public.
alloy 2020 event Recap
Resilience. Alloy 2020 debuted virtually to over 170 attendees amidst one of the most challenging times in recent history.
In the opening keynote Elliott Parker, CEO of High Alpha Innovation, emphasized the significance of embracing volatility and prioritizing experimentation in venture building.
The programming that followed echoed these sentiments, delving into the impact that venture building and experimentation can have on both business and society. Innovators like VISA founder Dee Hock and Comedy Central's founder Art Bell shared their personal stories while emphasizing the dynamic fusion of chaos and order.
- 750 Virtual Attendees
- 12 Sessions
- 38 Speakers
alloy 2020 programming
Alloy 2020 programming is available to the public.