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Oppenheimer Society
Dedicated to Innovation in the Face of Unintended Consequences.
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The Oppenheimer Society started in 2017 as an alt-in(novation) event connecting interesting people doing interesting things that don't normally make headlines. Each year the Oppenheimer Society picks 20 new Twenty Over Twenties and four Heimers to be celebrated at a no-cost awards night (no table or advertising purchase required to be considered...) with diverse conversation celebrating:
"dedication to innovation in the face of unintended consequences!"
There is literally nothing else to this.
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Oppenheimer Overtime with Madison
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Jay Peterson OVERTIME
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The Twenty Over Twenty is awarded each year to 20 people over the age of 20 years old who are fun to hang out with and are doing cool, innovative things.
2023
Ann Oleson, Clayton Mooney, Clyde Evans, Dana James, Doug Loots, Jo-Ann Rolle, John Norwood, Karel Van den Berghe, Krista Martinez, Lauren Maryin, Lauren Thomas Quigley, Mark Salisbury, Michael Libbie, Monika Owczarski, Nicky Gillibrand, Sabine Walsh, Sarah Noll Wilson, Shonna Dorsey, Steven Jacobs, Will Johnson
2022
Johnny Alcivar, Brandi Amantea, Amal Barre, Lauren Campbell, Chris Draper, Austin Frerick, Adam Haar, Aaron Hefley, Christine Her, Amy Jennings, Tom Martin, Alanah Mitchell, Matt Rosen, Zachary Rus, Cassie Sampson, Ras Smith, Lina Tucker Reinders, Justin Venetucci, Emily Webb, Sally Worley
2021
Vida Asiegbu, Joe Benesh, John Bergman, Simon Boehme, Grace Bogart, Elizabeh Caven, Andrew Cederdahl, Caroline Jones, Yasser Perez, Ellie Price, Mark Quiner, Dan Rainey, Nina Richtman, Nick Rishwain, Linda Seely, Julie Sobowale, Jessica Vittorio, Mike Whelan, Leah Wing, Ellen Yee
2020
Laura Belin, Alyx Coble-Frakes, Beth Connell, Deb Copeland, Don Cravins Jr, Kimberly Dyer, Abbey Gilroy, Christian Gray, Sul Huq, Larry James, Angela Kasey, BJ Knapp, Brad Magg, Sergio Marrero, Martha Norbeck, Toby Rains, Angie Raymond, Kevin Tiernan, Ryan West, Shuhan Zhou
2019
Rob Barron, Angelisa Belden, Amy Bentley, Danny Beyer, Nathan Blake, Renatta Bolen, Heather Brown, JB Conlin, David DeGeest, Deidre DeJear, Susan Gentz, Molly Hanson, Brian Hemesath, Marc Hollander, Peter Jaques, Sid Juwarker, Dionna Langford, Meghan McConville, Nathan Mundy, Steve Sodders
2018
Aubrey Alvarez, Sean Bagniewski, Carmichael Caldwell III, Jen Carruthers, Katie Cownie, Clint Gadbury, Katie Geraty, Molly Hamilton, Scott Harrington, Lynn Hicks, MD Isley, Breanna Owen, Matthew McKinney, Ashley Miller, Kyle Jordan Lewis, Kameron Middlebrooks, Denise J. Rathman, Madison Sconiers, Kyle Steele, Geoff Wood
2017
Brad Bach, Natalie Berkowitz, Jo Eckert, Ann Gadbury, Jason W Gross, Dylan Hamilton, Shawn Patrick Harrington, Jeremiah Johnson, Kate Lyon, Lindsey Mollenhauer, Christina Spalding Moffatt, Aaron Santos, Dan Shipton, Matthew Smith, Rick Spellerberg, Seth Watkins, Beth McSorley Webb, Grant Woodard, Joe Vande Kieft, Ryan Vogt
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The Heimers are four people each year who have made notable achievements in one of four areas:
Capital - Best fundraising strategy not yet unapproved by the SEC,
Collaboration - Best coworking or collaboration space or program not yet laundering government money,
Legal - Best legal advice not accessible on a fortune cookie, and
Technology - Best technologist yet to succumb to a vapid title.
2023
Capital: Mark Achler
Collaboration: Aaron McKain
Legal: Michele Neitz
Technology: Jared Jaskot
2022
Capital: Ben Rempe
Collaboration: Curtis Dean
Legal: Chris Hall
Technology: Nancy Mwirotsi
2021
Capital: Eric Engelman
Collaboration: Elizabeth Caven
Legal: Julie Sobawale
Technology: Ellie Price
2020
Capital: Corey Pigot
Collaboration: Jason Gross
Legal: Amy Howells
Technology: Todd Kielkopf
2019
Capital: Scott DeGeest
Collaboration: Annie Barrows
Legal: Nathan Mundy
Technology: Steven Hopper
2018
Capital: Seth Watkins
Collaboration: Lindsey Mollenhauer
Legal: Sean Bgniewski
Technology: Jay Peterson
2017
Capital: Derian Baugh
Collaboration: Geoff Wood
Legal: Grant Woodard
Technology: Joe VandeKieft
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Do you know someone who is dedicated to innovation in the face of unintended consequences? Or... more importantly... is a cool person who should win an award they won't take too seriously?
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