
WorldFuture 2009:
Innovation and Creativity in a
Complex World
July 17-19, 2009 • Chicago
Hilton • Chicago, Illinois
Professional Members' Forum: July 20, 2009
Committee Members
Chairman: William Tafoya, professor and director National Security Graduate Program University of New Haven, West Haven, Connecticut; retired special agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation; founder, Police Futurist International
Edward E. Gordon, president, Imperial Consulting, Chicago, IllinoisKenneth W. Hunter, senior fellow, Institute for Global Chinese Affairs and Joint Institute for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland
Robert F. Jene, board member Henry George School of Chicago; former computer programmer, Chicago, Illinois
Eva Maddox, principal, Perkins & Will, Chicago, IllinoisAnna Rappaport, president, Anna Rappaport Consulting, former president, Society of Actuaries, Chicago, Illinois
Carol Rieg, corporate foundation officer, Bentley Systems, Inc., Exton, Pennsylvania
Al Youngs, professor, University of Phoenix, president, The Youngs Group, member FBI Futures Working Group, Lakewood, Colorado
TOPICS: Technology, education, health, business issues, families and communities, work trends, social change, the environment, global perspectives, futures research, government and politics, and much, much more.
SPECIAL EVENTS: Table-top displays, free career counseling by professionals, a bookstore with a large selection of future-oriented titles, and meet-the-author sessions. Professional preconference courses on a wide variety of subjects.
NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES: A complimentary welcoming reception, two keynote luncheons, group business meetings, reserved networking areas throughout the meeting, and more.
PRESENTATIONS: We are still continuing to review proposals.
ORGANIZERS: Susan Echard, vice president conference operations, is creating a worldwide network of volunteers to structure the program and recruit speakers for the meeting.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: World Future Society Headquarters
7910 Woodmont Avenue, Suite 450, Bethesda, Maryland 20814.
Telephone: 800-989-8274 or 301-656-8274; fax: 301-951-0394; Web site:
www.wfs.org.