5G is reshaping our world in countless ways and significantly impacting our daily lives. Besides vaulting our telecommunications forward, the new technology recasts the digital landscape for innovation, growth and increases competition on the international stage. Join Washington Post Live on Thursday, Sept. 23 for a series of conversations examining how this fifth-generation mobile network is impacting the manufacturing industry and securing the United States’ role in the future of technology.

Stream here: wapo.st/5gindustrysept23

Speakers

Niklas Heuveldop

president and ceo

Ericsson North America

Carolyn Lee

Executive Director,

The Manufacturing Institute

Content from HP

“During the program, an HP film starring Christian Slater tells the story of common security scenarios that have come about due to the shift to remote working during the pandemic and introduces the launch of HP Wolf Security.”

Content from HP

In a segment presented by HP, Stephen Pieraldi, Cyber Security Architect, will share more about how businesses in different sectors and companies of different sizes are navigating endpoint security within this new hybrid work era.

Stephen Pieraldi

Cyber Security Architect

HP

Speakers

Stacy Brown-Philpot

former CEO, TaskRabbit

Ruth Porat

CFO, alphabet & Google

Ginni Rometty

Former CEO, IBM

Content from Qualcomm Technologies

In a segment sponsored by Qualcomm Technologies, the president and CEO of Qualcomm Incorporated Cristiano Amon discusses how 5G can make America more competitive, how it can change U.S. manufacturing and make us more environmentally sustainable.

Cristiano Amon

president and ceo

qualcomm incorporated

Jeanne Meserve

Journalist, CTV News

Presenting Sponsor:

In partnership with

Content from: The Rockefeller Foundation

Dr. Rajiv J. Shah

President, the rockefeller foundation

Interviewed by:
Mara Liasson

national political correspondent, NPR

Event Details

Monday, April

Doors Open: 2:45 p.m.

Program: 3:30 p.m.

The Washington Post Live Center
1301 K Street NW
Washington, DC 20071

Free to attend. Pre-registration is required.

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