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Steven and Jane Cox, architects of Pecha Kucha Vancouver, have initiated their next local iteration. The Future of Urbanity, the Environment, and Our Lifestyle places more weight on audience input and less on Sir Ken Robinson-esque drama. With venue booked but ticket sales still happening and event details unconfirmed, FUEL is all passion and risk. Expect a grassroots mashup of larger lectures, intimate workshops, and free-flowing mixers hopping through topics centred on food, design, technology, and sustainability. Crowd-sourced funding means keynote speakers like Zipcar founder Robin Chase were vetted by advance-ticket holders. “Our goal,” says Jane Cox, “is to really push the edges in terms of what events and conferences are like—to turn ideas into action.”
For more information: Fuelvancouver.com
Update (May 6, 2014)