Drawings made from sunlight and magnifying glass http://t.co/ZASFcCKdXF

How Lego Became The Apple Of Toys http://t.co/Yu8zIQXQ0G

The Business-School Deficit http://t.co/BX6hvDajjQ

Most Powerful Women 2014 http://t.co/bX0EQu1AKW

RT @UPROXX: Jon Stewart Found The Right Words For The Senseless Charlie Hebdo Killings http://t.co/nJeDjUli4A

Decoding leadership: What really matters http://t.co/YdU882hKnv

Maybe your grandkids will live to ride California's high-speed rail http://t.co/x0oU6muAtL

Airbnb gives out $1M to spur random acts of kindness http://t.co/xqx1DWx5IZ via @SFBusinessTimes

"Doctor On Demand" boasts virtual doctor's visit http://t.co/z2zsAZbT1E via @ResnickLR

The Next Big Thing Isn't at CES http://t.co/lOj4jT7mFy

What the World Will Speak in 2115: A century from now, expect fewer but simpler languages on every continent http://t.co/vtxSeklHeQ via @WSJ

Poorer parents are less likely to talk with their children.The mayor of Providence is trying to close the “word gap.”http://t.co/3dS9697jfK

Healthcare Predictions For 2015 http://t.co/bp8m1mpaAC via @techcrunch

Big Mother is Watching You http://t.co/hzwy8xIz5H

The 14 states that don't require homeschooled kids to learn math or English, in one map http://t.co/UcKVKhb1Zo

Presentations

The Athena Doctrine

How Women (And the
Men Who Think Like them)
Will Rule the Future

Data Center

Who runs the world? #girls

58% of people agree that if there were more women in power, there would be greater economic prosperity.

Athena Data

Love data? Us too! Explore our Athena Data here.

It Takes a Village

It takes a village to solve a problem. That's why 85% of people agree with the statement, "Problems are better solved by local communities than the government."

The Power of Duos

Beyonce & Jay-Z. Sergey Brin & Larry Page. Ben & Jerry. Great things happen when people work together. What does it mean for today's world? The ability to play nice in the sandbox has never been more important than it is right now.

"Welcome to the century of Women." Tom Brokaw

While women have come a long way, there is still a great distance to go. As of 2013, only 17% of the more than 5,000 corporate board seats for S&P 500 companies are occupied by women. What does this say about the world? There is a growing demand for women in power and a deficit of powerful women.