About this Event
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This in-person event is for professionals interested in technology, markets, identity, and networking.
Inspired by Carey Morewedge’s forthcoming book, Possessions: How We Think about Our Stuff—and Ourselves, this panel explores how rapid technological change is transforming our relationship with ownership, access, and value. Co-hosted by the BU Questrom Feld Center and the Mehrotra Institute, the conversation brings together leaders from business, academia, and industry to examine consumption in an era shaped by digital platforms, AI, and the sharing economy—and the broader implications for identity, decision-making, and what it means to own something.
Speakers
- Moderator: Victor Hernandez, Chief Content Officer at WBUR
- Jim Kurdek (Questrom’08), Manager, GenStudio applications, Adobe
- Michael Goodman (Questrom’87), Director, Parks Associates
- Blake Dickler (Questrom’18), General Manager, Lyft
- Carey Morewedge, PhD, Professor of Marketing, Everett W. Lord Distinguished Faculty Scholar, and Chair of the Marketing Department, BU Questrom School of Business
Event venue & nearby stays
Boston University Questrom School of Business, 595 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, United States
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