Chip Conley

Chip Conley brings a unique perspective to understanding what truly matters in life and work, having explored the intersection of human fulfillment and business success on the TED stage twice. His 2010 TED talk examined measuring what makes life worthwhile, challenging conventional metrics of success and proposing new ways to evaluate meaningful achievement beyond traditional financial indicators.

Eight years later, Conley returned to TED with insights on bridging generational divides in the workplace, specifically addressing the mutual learning opportunities between baby boomers and millennials. As a strategic advisor to Airbnb, he has witnessed firsthand how different generations can complement each other's strengths and perspectives in rapidly evolving business environments.

His work focuses on creating frameworks for intergenerational collaboration while identifying the core elements that contribute to a life well-lived, both personally and professionally.