Techonomy’s name embodies our beliefs and our mission—it combines the words “technology” and “economy” because technology has become a central part of the economy in which we operate and the society in which we live. Today technology is inextricably entwined with just about every activity that humans undertake. We embrace that fact, and seek as a company to help the world take advantage of it.

We host our annual flagship Techonomy conference to help leaders understand the transformations underway in business and society. The invitation-only Techonomy 2015 is Nov. 8-10 at the Ritz Carlton Half Moon Bay, California. We also host other public and private events throughout the year, and publish extensive editorial content at www.techonomy.com. Our theme is "Re-Humanizing Society" because we see tech being challenged and questioned in many ways even as we believe it remains our best hope to rapidly build a world that is fairer, more informed, happier, and wealthier.

As the pace of change speeds up, many of us find it challenging to grasp our range of options. We at Techonomy hold that all leaders must, in effect, become technologists. Only then can we and they effectively guide our organizations, companies, and communities towards long-term health and impact.

Techonomy casts its lens broadly across business and society in order to highlight and explore the manifold ways in which tech’s impact is felt. We care about the future of food and nutrition, healthcare, education, government, science, the arts, transportation, cities, infrastructure, communication, media, architecture, and indeed any sphere of human endeavor. We believe there is no field in which tech is not having a transformative impact.

We seek conversation at the highest level about the role of technology in social progress. We convene communities by hosting conferences, publishing articles and videos, and advocating for greater understanding about the pace of change and what it means.