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Michal Lev-Ram, Nicholas Gordon, Alan Murray

Utah CEO says distance from Silicon Valley is an advantage

(Credit: Steven Vargo—Fortune)

Good morning.

I was traveling in Asia last week, and as a result had to miss one of the year’s big events: Fortune Brainstorm Tech, held for the first time in Park City, Utah. I asked Fortune editor-at-large Michal Lev-Ram, who hosted the event, to share her thoughts:

Our program featured speakers like Eugenia Kuyda, a founder who is using A.I. to combat loneliness (think chatbot “companions” who are always there for you), climate tech investor (and former Vice President) Al Gore, and Bryan Johnson, an entrepreneur who is trying to crack the longevity code (hint: he eats 70 pounds of veggies a month and takes 61 pills per day). We also heard from the CEOs of tech companies like Anthropic, Atlassian, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Twilio, Ancestry, and many more.

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