Brigadoon is organizing its eighth gathering of entrepreneurs and thought leaders at Sundance Mountain Resort next winter.
Participants will come from around the globe to exchange insights and drive creativity as well as discuss emerging issues shaping commerce and culture.
Think of four days where you can work remotely in a country estate, spend the day as you want, work on your book, strategize, think, read, whiteboard, check-out, go for a hike, and have evening dinners with fellow participants where the topic of conversation is business development and entrepreneurship.
— November 11-15, 2019
— One hour outside of Edinburgh, Scotland
— Limited to 7 participants
— $250.00 deposit secures your spot
Ping marc@thebrigadoon.com if you have questions.
Recorded Pinehaven House at Sundance Mountain Resort, Dr. Mark Stellingworth speaks with Sam Logan during Brigadoon Sundance 2019.
Sam is a 4x Brigadoon Sundance participant and 1x keynote speaker. During the episode, Sam discusses his global travels, gathering information, and his favorite Brigadoon moment.
Sam is a 4X founder, 2X author, and passionate about being a disciple, a husband and father. He is an information trafficker by trade, a journalist by training, a storyteller by vice. Plus, he has completed four first descents in Chile’s Patagonia, won a gold medal in jiu-jitsu in Brazil, trained pastors in some of India’s most remote villages, and played second division soccer in Costa Rica.
No mention of the engineering.
No mention of the unprecedented memory.
No mention of the fashionable design.
No mention of the price.
Just these six words.
"iPod. 1,000 songs in your pocket."
This is how Steve Jobs introduced this new device on October 23, 2001. A device the would go on to change music, entertainment, and computers forever.
A device up until that point no consumer knew they wanted or even needed.
A device that held the equivalent of 100 CDs in your pocket.
A device that would change our relationship with music and our relationship with entertainment forever.
A device that would change our relationship with hardware and our relationship with companies forever.
The future is psychology and not technology.
The future is experience and not evidence.
Consumers want demeanor, not data.
-Marc
Marc A. Ross is the founder of Brigadoon and specializes in communications for thought leaders working at the intersection of globalization, disruption, and politics.
