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Innovation Uncensored San Francisco 2014

Join Fast Company editors and writers live from our conference in San Francisco on November 10th and 11th!

Fast Company’s Innovation Uncensored is for anyone with a mind for modern business.

Join more than 500 executives, inventors, strategists, designers, marketers, visionaries, and creatives from the worlds of technology, business, and design on November 10th and 11th for a conversation on the power of innovation and disruption in business.

With talented speakers ranging from Biz Stone to Ed Catmull, Padmasree Warrior to Tristan Walker, Innovation Uncensored brings the best of Fast Company’s magazine and websites to life.

You can check out the full event agenda here.

Scroll through this slideshow for event highlights from our IUSF Conference and offsite sessions. For the best quotes and more information about each talk, have a look at our live blog coverage below.
Setting up for #IUSF14 as Karl the Fog rolls in. (Photo by Laurea de Ocampo)
Lighting makes all the difference at Adobe's offices. (Photo by Mark Wilson)
Tools of the trade. Adobe's Ink and Slide stylus. (Photo by @AdobeDrawing)
Michael Gough, @Adobe’s VP of Experience Design, believes drawing is a critical building block for the future of innovation and design thinking, so our offsite attendees got hands on. (Photo by Damien Maloney)
Behind-the-scenes at Samsung’s design studio to learn how they're creating and innovating devices of the future. (Photo by Harry McCracken)
During the Hint office offsite, CEO Kara Goldin announced a deal with Compass Foods, the world's largest food services company, which delivers to hospitals and schools. (Photo by Damien Maloney)
Chef Chris Jones takes us inside the R&D kitchen at Hampton Creek for a behind-the-scenes conversation and cooking demonstration about the science of taste and how food will continue to evolve. (Photo by Damien Maloney)
Chef Chris Jones makes "scrambled eggs" using plant proteins. (Photo by Suzanne Maloney)