Starkey Hearing Technologies announced that it is hosting the fourth Hearing Innovation Expo at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. This year’s event, which is being held on January 3-7, 2018, is expected to see more than 3,000 hearing professionals, scientists, industry experts and business leaders in attendance.
A high profile list of keynote speakers are slated for the event, including: Former US presidents George W. Bush and Bill Clinton; Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair; Former Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice; NASA Astronauts Mark and Scott Kelly; Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh; former Super Bowl champion Michael Strahan, Shark Tank’s Daymond John and others.
Former President George W. Bush will return as a keynote speaker at this year’s Hearing Innovation Expo in Las Vegas.
Largest Independent Event in Hearing Industry
The Hearing Innovation Expo is the largest independent event in the hearing industry, and is the second largest gathering of hearing professionals outside of the American Academy of Audiology’s annual convention.
Starkey says the Expo is “a platform for bold ideas, education, inspiration and cutting-edge technology”. The event has allowed Starkey to showcase its latest technology and has also served as a platform where the company has made major announcements. At the kickoff of last year’s Expo, the company announced its surprise partnership with hearable maker, Bragi.
“The 2018 Hearing Innovation Expo is designed to showcase the brightest minds in business. Our speakers will inspire guests to think differently, turn ideas into action, be bold in the marketplace and continue to change the future of the hearing industry.” –Brandon Sawalich, President of Starkey Hearing Technologies
For more information on this year’s event, visit hearinginnovationexpo.com
What’s Starkey up to?
Politics and show business?
Lets protect our industry, our businesses, and retain the respect we have earned as hearing aid specialists. Stop creating an elitist club. We don’t serve the people with elitist nonsense. We serve them with the reality of our work.