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What’s inside the WIRED Media Kit 2017Contents

An introduction to WIRED’s 2017 platforms

About us:Where to find WIRED online – from digital editions, to website

Digital:The total WIREDnetwork is variedand ever-growing

Audience:All the sections of our monthly offering – from cover to cover

Magazine:The complete line-up of 2017 WIRED events

Events:

ABOUT US AUDIENCE MAGAZINE DIGITAL EVENTS

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An introduction to WIRED magazine and more

Intro:Industry accoladeswon by WIREDsince its launch

Awards:The many ways to access our award-winning content

Platforms:Advertising deadlines and dates

Schedule:An at-a-glancelook at WIRED’s audience and scale

Reach:Commercialcosts for WIREDand wired.co.uk

Rates:

An introduction to the WIRED ecosystem in 2017About us


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As technology disrupts every sector and area of our lives, WIRED cutsthrough the noise to deliver insight, intelligence and information.

INTRODUCTIONAbout usA unique proposition, WIRED is a compelling combination of brains and beauty. It fuses thoughtful and provocative journalism with dazzling, award-winning design.

Since 2009 WIRED has become a world-renowned, highly influential, market-leading brand about the future and has won tens of awards for editorial leadership, design and digital – including Media Brand of the Year.

WIRED is the only media brand whose mission is to map change and provide the information to navigate the future, as it happens.

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1 INFOPORN58,000 commercial flight routes mapped

4 PLAY Charlie Brooker, creator of the Black Mirror series

5 FASHION Lauren Bowker, chemist and designer

2 COVER Kathleen Kennedy, President of Lucasfilm and brand manager of Star Wars franchise

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WIRED can be accessed through a widerange of platforms – from print to digital

PLATFORMS

1 MAGAZINEWhere it all started. WIRED in print, ten issues a year

3 ANNUALOur look ahead at the trends that will define the coming year

5 EVENTSThe WIRED world brought to life – by the innovators themselves

8 WIRED WEEKENDERWired’s weekly digest containing highlights of the most interesting news

2 WEBSITERedesigned for 2016, wired.co.uk keeps you digitally up-to-date

4 DIGITAL EDITIONSWIRED magazine on smartphone and tablet – with extra content

6 PODCASTwired.co.uk’s weekly audio guide to the WIRED world

9 APPLE NEWSWired content available on Apple News, sponsorship opportunities available

7 WIRED AWAKEWired’s daily news briefing, sent via email every weekday morning

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The WIRED community is growing all the time – via anarray of social networks, through our website and events

REACH

WIRED’s Total reach

Google+ followers Twitter followers Facebook ‘likes’

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In five years WIRED has been awarded 21 of some of the most prestigious industry awards for design, editorial leadership and more

AWARDS

2013201420152016 2012 2011 2010 2009

BSMEArt Director of the Year (consumer)

DMA2014Digital Magazine of the Year

DMA 2015Magazine of the Year

The Drum Online Media AwardsCommercial campaign of the Year

DMAEditor of the Year

Ace Awards Gold Award for Most Effective Promotional Campaign by a Smaller Magazine

PPAMedia Brand of the Year (consumer)

DMA2014Technology Magazine of the Year

DMA 2015Cover of the Year

Lovie award Best copy writing

DMA 2015Technology Magazine of the Year

DMAMagazine of the Year

PPADesigner of the Year (consumer) Andrew Diprose

DMATechnology Magazine of the Year

BMAArt Director of the Year (consumer) Andrew Diprose

The MaggiesBest Technology Cover (June 2009)

DMAEditor of the Year

D&DAAward - Best Designed Magazine

BSMELaunch of the Year

BSMEEditor of the Year, Special Interest

D&DA(Design & Art Directors) Award - Covers

D&AD(Design & Art Directors) Award - Covers

Ace AwardsGold Award for Launch of the Year2010


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2017 SCHEDULE

BOOKING DEADLINE

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DISNEY SPECIAL, WITH KATHLEEN KENNEDY

END OF WORLD ISSUE + WIRED SECURITY COVERAGE

SMART LIST + ENERGY SPECIAL, WIRED RETAIL COVERAGE

MARGRETHE VESTAGER COVER + ENTREPRENEUR FIRST FEATURE

HOW RUSSIA WON THE INTERNET + WIRED HEALTH EVENT COVERAGE

WIRED TIME WATCH SUPPLEMENT + 35TH AMERICAS CUP COVERAGE

STEPHEN HAWKINS SCIENCE SPECIAL

DESIGN ISSUE + START UP SUPPLEMENT

ENTERTAINMENT ISSUE

GEAR OF THE YEAR GUIDE + DESIRED LUXURY SUPPLEMENT

THE WIRED WORLD IN 2018

CELEGRATING 100 ISSUE OF WIRED

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RATES

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MECHANICAL DATA

The WIRED network is varied and ever-growingAudience

The who, whatand where of the WIRED world

Demographic:Disruptors stillneed to look –and feel –good

Grooming:We’re fascinated by time – and the devices that tell it

Watches:Style and designare central to the WIRED philiosophy

Fashion:From EV’s and hybrids to next gen supercars

Motors:The physical mani-festation of today’s changing world

Tech:Digital communication is great, but physical transport is still critical

Travel:Virtual reality and escapism. A digital change of scene

Gaming:


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Find out who makes up the WIRED world

READER CREDENTIALS

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Style and design are central to the WIRED philiosophy. In addition to the WIRED Retail event, we regularly feature fashion stories

FASHION

‘I like to keep up with the latest fashions’ The WIRED target audience are over six times more likely than UK average to definitely agree.

‘It’s important for me to be well dressed’ The WIRED target audience are over two times more likely than UK average to definitely agree.

‘I spend a lot on clothes’The WIRED target audienceare over five times more likelythan UK average to definitely agree.

‘I have a good sense of style’The WIRED target audienceare over three times more likely than UK average to definitely agree.

1 COVER WRAPFashion/Tech Supplement included with June 2016 issue

3 FEATURE How Yoox became the Amazon of syle

2 START Lauren Bowker, chemist and designer

4 START Online make-up company Glossier understands how to talk directly to you.

5 SUPPLEMENT The line that divides clothing and technology isn’t blurring, it’s disappearing

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The physical manifestation of today’s changing world. Technology, gear and products all shot in the unmistakable WIRED style

TECH

89% of WIRED readers share their technology knowledge with friends or family.

76% of WIRED readers would consider themselves a trusted tech advisor amongst their group of friends.

‘When I buy a product, style and design are as important as quality’- WIRED’s target audience is over four times more likely than the average UK adult to definitely agree (index 443).

‘It’s important my household is equipped with the latest tech’- WIRED’s target audience is over eight times more likely than the average UK adult to definitely agree.

When buying a computer/laptop, the most important factors that influence the WIRED target audience are indexed versus the average UK adult.

When buying a computer/laptop, the most important factors that influence the WIRED target audience are indexed versus the average UK adult.

1 GEARWhat’s the best biscuit for dunking? We use robots to settle the debate

3 GEARLego Technic, Revolution Six robot, DIY Gamer Kit

2 COVER WRAPWhere Nasa Goes Next

4 TESTSmart fridges rated and reviewed

5 STARTSuperFlex’s lightweight exosuit will put a spring in your step

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Disruptors still need to look – and feel – good. WIRED tracks this crucial modern sector

GROOMING

Percentage who like to try out new grooming products

Percentage who said ‘If I liked a grooming product, I would recommend it to a friend’

‘I spend a lot of money on toiletries’ The WIRED target audience are over five times more likely to definitely agree (index 561).

‘When buying toiletries the brand I choose is very important to me’ The WIRED target audience are over three times more likely to definitely agree (index 382).

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1 TESTUp closeand personal withthe best razors

3 PROMOTION LAB SERIES has drawn from science, technology and nature to design a high performance moisturizer

2 TESTThe best razors tested by WIRED’s product editor

4 FEATUREThe subtle scienceof fragrance

4 STARTJenny Tillotson is weaving scent into tech


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We’re fascinated by time – and the devices which tell it

WATCHES

Percentage who plan to buy a watch in the next year.

Percentage that do extensive research before buying a watch

Percentage who believe it is important they buy the best quality.

Percentage who agree ‘my watch says as much about me as my clothes’

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1 3 4 TIME SUPPLEMENTOur annual round-up of the most WIRED timepieces in the world

2 GEARSmartwatches tried and testedin the Gear product section

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From EV’s and hybrids to next gen supercars

MOTOR

The WIRED audience are over four times more likely than the UK average adult to drive an average of 20,000 miles or more per year (index 443)

‘You can judge a person by the car they drive’ The WIRED audience are over twice as likely than the UK average adult to agree (index 232).

‘I like innovative cars’ The WIRED audience are over seven and a half times more likely than the UK average adult to definitely agree (index 741).

WIRED’s audience is over four and a half times more likely than the UK average adult to know a large amount’ about cars (index 478).

‘I like driving’ The WIRED audience are over two and a half times more likely than the average adult to definitely agree (index 254).

1 FETISHThe MavizenLeo.X electric superbike

3 FEATUREA closer lookat the BMW iproduction plant

2 WIRED DESIREDFeaturing boats, cars, planes and more.

4 PROMOTIONOctober 2016, WIRED AUDI Innovation Awards.

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Digital communication is great, but physical transport is still critical

TRAVEL

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1 FEATUREThe story behind Virgin Galactic’s space venture

3 WIRED DESIRED Pedras SalgadasSpa, Portugal. In WIRED Desired

5 INFOPORN 58,000 commercial flight routes mapped

6 WIRED DESIRED Tierra Chiloe in the December Desired supplement

2 COVERThe story behind Virgin Galactic

4 STARTPhotography of Alberta, Canada in the Start section

READERS

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Proportion of WIRED readers who travel for business, travelling, on average, 12 times per year.

The WIRED target audience are over four and a half times more likely than the average adult to have taken seven or more holidays abroad in the last 12 months (index 473).

The WIRED target audience are over seven and a half times more likely than the average adult to fly in first or business class (index 776).


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Virtual reality and escapism. A digital change of scene

GAMING

READERS

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Proportion of WIRED readers who have a games console at home.

The WIRED target audience spends, on average, double the amount of time gaming compared to the Uk average and four times the amount of time playing online others.

The WIRED target audience are over 7 times more likely to convince others about gaming.(index 739)

The WIRED target audience are over 5 times more likely to have a ‘large amount’ of knowledge (index 538)

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1 FEATURE Behind the scenes at Bungie, developer of Halo and Destiny

3 STARTTech Torn Apart. Inside the OculusRift headset

5 STARTThe big question: How will gaming change in the next 10 years

2 SUPPLEMENTA look ahead at the next gen consoles prior to launches

4 FEATURECareer gamers. The people making a living playing video games


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News and obsessions from across the WIRED world

Start:Culture – from TV and movies, to music, design and gaming

Play:The best new technology, rated and reviewed

Gear:WIRED’s showcase of extraordinary scientific research

R&D:Brain food and provocations from the WIRED network

Ideas bank:Long-form journalism from the global WIRED team

Features:Bonus content bundled in with the monthly dispatch

Supplements:WIRED’s yearly predictions for the forthcoming 12 months

The Annual:

What’s inside – from cover to cover

Magazine


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The Start section is a showcase for the hottest news and obsessions from around the WIRED world. Packed with stories ranging from architecture to biotech, from startups to science, it covers the people, companies and ideas that are at the cutting edge.

STARTMagazine1 Still life of a

frozen stem cell

3 How is tech changing the way we make music

5 Holding Sway – How does Mexico’s newest skyscraper resist earthquakes?

2 Birth Controller – Elina Berglund has created Natural Cycles, an app based alternative to the pill

4 Shazam requests for song recognition broken down, second by second

6 Rwanda’s Gas Valve

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Gear is where WIRED showcases the newest, most innovative and desirable products it discovers from the worlds of design, interiors, automotive and technology. It is also where our infamously hard tests are featured, giving WIRED readers the lowdown on everything from the best ice cream makers to translation apps to flying ATVs.

GEAR

1 Polaris Slingshot SL Red Pearl

3 Hoodies for hardened athletes

5 Parajet Volution3

2 Counter Culture for your kitchen kit

4 Liquid Assets – Wired quenches your thirst for innovative thinking

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Brain food and provokation, each month Ideas Bank gives space to writers, thinkers and innovators to write powerful, short argument pieces backed-up by data that stimulate thought the intelligent WIRED readership.

IDEAS BANK

1 Let’s make moocs less meek

3 We can be primed to behave a certain way when exposed to relevant cues

2 Crunching big data is no replacement for a good scientist

4 Asia De Cuba/ Wired Partnership

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The cultural heartbeat of the magazine, Play explores developments in culture, dentifying trends and those who set them. Offering a fresh, oppinionated voice, it provides in-depth and eclectic approaches to all aspects of entertainment and lifestyle. Subjects covered include: film, TV, motoring, books, gaming and music.

PLAY

1 Freestyle football champion Andrew Henderson

3 We Happy Few turns survival into an unlikely meditation on mental health

5 Wattpad’s army of enthusiast authors don’t just write – they predict popularity

2 Yuri Suzuki has created the Global Modular Synth to map music of the world

4 Wired meets Black Mirror’s creator Charlie Booker and his producer Annabel Jones to discuss the shady side of tech

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R&D focus on scientific research and scientific practice that gets us excited. It ranges from biotech to cosmology to nanomaterials to life extension to AI breakthroughs. It exposes amazing experiments, mind-blowing new findings, unheralded heroes and potentially transformative businesses. It’s where WIRED readers first learn about pentaquarks, NASA missions to Pluto, mirror neurons and qubits.

R&D

1 CRISPR gene editing treatment

3 Genetic epidemiologist Tim Spector talks food regimes and weight gain.

2 Illustrated experiment, journey to the center of the earth

4 Neuroscientist Suzana Herculano-Houzel turns brains into soup to understand cognitive ability

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Our features are more ambitious and longer than those in most publications - sometimes more than 6,000 words if that is what it takes to get deep into a story.We are typically looking for compelling storytelling that offers a narrative arc, conflict and people – actual people with driving emotions and real ideas.

FEATURES

1 BRAIN POWERThe future of artificial intellience

3 THE ACTOR EVOLVESAndy Serkis on motion capture

5 FEATURELong form stories

7 PREDICTING THE FUTURE OF MEDIAKevin Kelly predicts the future of the Industry

2 FEATUREFinnish games developer Supercell

4 THE WILD BUNCH The plants that could beat starvation

6 MEET TOM DIXONOne of Britain’s best known lighting and interior designers

8 THE EMPIRE IS BACKWIRED talks to director J.J Abrams

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Bonus content curated to sit alongside the monthly dispatch

SUPPLEMENTS

1 DESIREDThe finer things in life – audio, visual, watches, motors and more

3 HOTTEST STARTUPS Charting the 100 hottest startups

5 WEARABLE TECH New for 2016 WIRED unpicks the world of wearables

2 TIMEThe annual WIRED horologysupplement

6 HOMEThe best products and devices to power the connected home

4 HORIZONSFuture trends and big ideas

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Each year we use data to inform our trend analysis of the coming trends which will come to define the next 12 months – and beyond.

THE ANNUAL

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1 COVER The WIRED World in 2017 in its new, “tablet-sized” format

3 ICONSA commercial space for brands to show off their iconic products

5 EDITORIAL Exploring the new worlds being created by VR pioneers

2 CONTRIBUTORSNatalie Massenet, Reid Hoffman and Melinda Gates all contributed

4 EDITORIAL Why “frictionless” digital wallets will encourage spending

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Where to find WIRED online – from digital editions, to website

Digital

WIRED is available on ever-more devices, from phones to tablets

Devices:The wired.co.uk site architecture, section by section

Online Channels:


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WIRED is available on ever-more devices from phones to tablets

DEVICES

2 APPLE IPAD MINIApple’s compact tablet, now with “retina” display

1 APPLE IPADApple’s 10-inch version of itspopular tablet

3 APPLE IPHONES Optimised for various sizes of the Apple smartphone.

As part of Condé Nast, WIRED is a launch partner for Apple News

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The wired.co.uk site architecture, section by section

ONLINE CHANNELS

SPONSORSHIP SECTIONS

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Advertisers can sponsor the Homepage, Technology & Design, Science, Culture, Business and Reviews to align themselves with relevant content

Every article from the WIRED monthly offering uploaded after the magazine’s newstand release

The weekly audio dispatch from the wired.co.uk team. Often top of the tech podcast ratings

Upcoming events, WIRED Insider and WIRED Consulting – all part of the online experience

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The 2017 line-upof WIRED live events

Series:WIRED private dinners are bespoke opportunities to leverage WIRED’s network

Dinner series:

The current line-up of WIRED’s 2017 live eventsEvents


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One and two-day events bringing the WIRED world to life. Join WIRED and more than 150 world-class speakers from tens of disciplines at our 2017 events. Discover the future as it happens. Tickets available from: wired.co.uk/events

SERIES

March 2017

WIRED’s one-day event exploring how new ideas, technology and innovation are disrupting the health sector, returns for its fourth year.

May 2017

Back for a fifth year, WIRED Money is a single-day deep dive into the fascinating and fast-changing world of money, banking and finance.

September 2017

Digital security is more important now than ever. In it’s second year WIRED Security will take place over a single day and feature main and startup stages.

WIRED’S ONE-DAY EVENT EXPLORING HOW NEW IDEAS, TECHNOLOGIES AND INNOVATIONS ARE DISRUPTING HEALTHCARE RETURNS FOR A THIRD YEAR. BE THERE TO DISCOVER THE FUTURE OF THIS CRITICAL SECTORBOOK YOUR TICKET NOW WIRED.CO.UK/HEALTH16ROYAL COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONERS, LONDON

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H E A L T H | M O N E Y | 2 0 1 6 | N E X T G E N | R E T A I L | S E C U R I T Y | E N E R G Y

JOHN P. DONOGHUEThe directer of the

Wyss Insitute’s BrainGate enables paralysed people to control robotic limbs

using their minds.

MOLLY MALOOFDoctor Maloof is an advisor to health-

tech firms developing digital wellness tools. She runs a medical

practice in California.

JO MOUNTFORDMountford’s team is trialling lab-grown

blood, and has received £5 million in funding from the

Wellcome Trust.

GERO MIESENBÖCK The pioneer of optogenetics

invented techniques used for visualising

and controlling nerve cells with light.

J. CRAIG VENTER (via video link)

Venter sequenced the human genome in 2001 and co-founded genomics company Human Longevity.

JEN HYATTHyatt’s Big White

Wall offers millions of mental health

patients peer and professional support,

tips, and therapy.

STARTUP STAGE PARTNER

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EVENT PARTNERS

WIRED’S ONE-DAY EVENT UNPICKING THE TECHNOLOGIES, BUSINESSES AND PEOPLE IMPACTING MONEY, BANKING AND FINANCE RETURNS FOR ITS FOURTH YEAR. JOIN US AND MEET THE THINKERS, MAKERS AND DOERS DISRUPTING THE SECTORBOOK YOUR TICKET NOW WIRED.CO.UK/MONEY16THE BRITISH MUSEUM, LONDON

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START UP STAGE PARTNER

EVENT PARTNER

TICKETING PARTNER

PAULO MARQUES Margues’ data science

firm Feedzai uses machine learning

to prevent fraud for payment networks, banks and retailers.

HARDEEP WALIA Walia’s Motif lets investors build

portfolios around broad themes, such as natural resources

or biotech.

CHRISTINA KEHL Co-founder of mobile- first insurance broker, Knip, Kehl also helped launch an association of more than 70 Swiss

fintech startups.

MARTA KRUPINSKA Azimo, founded by Krupinska, is a low-cost, fast and safe way to send money across borders to

195 countries.

SHAMIR KARKAL Karkal aims to open

up BBVA’s core banking platform, to allow people to build

products and services on top of them.

AMOS MEIRI Bitcoin entrepreneur Meiri founded Colu – a platform using the blockchain to bring trust to digital and

physical transactions.

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LEGAL PARTNER

October 2017

Technology is shaking up how we buy, sell, receive and consume products. WIRED Retail will explore the huge changes taking place in this sector.

WIRED RETAIL RETURNS TO EXPLORE THE EXCITING FUTURE OF COMMERCE. ACROSS TWO STAGES AND A TECHNOLOGY TEST LAB, THE ONE-DAY EVENT WILL CELEBRATE THE INDIVIDUALS ACCELERATING THE SECTOR USING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES BOOK YOUR TICKET NOW AT WIRED.CO.UK/RETAIL16LEVEL39, LONDON

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TICKETING PARTNER

RANDY DEANDean is chief business

officer of Sentient Technologies, a

software firm using AI to tackle the problems faced by large retailers.

NICK BRACKENBURY The former Ogilvy account director

founded NearSt – a tool to connect

shoppers with nearby high street inventory.

IDRISS AL RIFAIAl Rifai is CEO and

founder of Fetchr, an app that uses mobile

geo-location to deliver packages in the Middle East and North Africa.

JODY MEDICHDirector of design at

Singularity University Labs, Medich aims to create superhumans, by training technology

to "speak human".

JEFF CHAPIN The co-founder of

mattress company Casper, Chapin has

worked with IDEO, The Gates Foundation and

the World Bank.

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MICHAEL FEINDTFeindt founded

Blue Yonder, whose industry-specific

forecasting tools help businesses optimise

their processes.


EVENT PARTNERS

Date TBC

Showcasing the innovation happening in the energy sector, WIRED Energy is a new excitingone-day WIRED event launchingthis year.


EVENT PARTNERLEGAL PARTNER

WIRED SECURITY IS A NEW ONE-DAY EVENT, CURATED TO EXPLORE, EXPLAIN AND PREDICT NEW TRENDS, THREATS AND DEFENCES IN CYBERSECURITY. EXPECT 20 LEADING MAIN STAGE SPEAKERS, PLUS AN EXCITING RANGE OF STARTUPS BOOK YOUR TICKET NOW WIRED.CO.UK/SECURITY16LEVEL39, LONDON

20.10.16TROY HUNT

Hunt has received six of Microsoft’s MVP awards and

created data breach awareness site Have I

Been Pwned?

SADIE CREESECreese is director of the world renowned

Global Cyber Security Capacity

Centre at the University of Oxford.

MUSTAFA AL-BASSAM

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WIRED private dinners are bespoke opportunities to leverage WIRED’s network. The dinners are invite-only gatherings of up to 25 guests, hosted by the editor of WIRED. Our editor will personally invite the attendees from their extensive network of connections – old and new. The partner will also have an allocation of invitations. Each dinner varies in theme and attendees, but always consist of hard-to-reach senior executives, innovators and influencers (whether in government, the arts, business or tech).

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1 MAY 2015A guest tests out a new VR headset in a technology exhibition

3 AUGUST 2015All dinners start with informal pre-dinner drinks

2 DECEMBER 2015Jason Ball, Qualcomm investment director, demos new software

4 OCTOBER 2015Designers Jake Dyson and Ross Lovegrove at a Vogue House dinner

5 JUNE 2016Dinner with Wired, SAP and Intel to explore the digital era that’s changing business

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