Gel (Good Experience Live) is a conference focused on the concept of a "good experience" in all contexts – business, art, society, technology, and life.
The conference has been held annually in
New York City
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since 2003, and the first European counterpart, euroGel 2006, took place in
Copenhagen
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, on 1 September 2006. Each conference has been hosted by Gel's founder,
Mark Hurst
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. Past speakers have included
Salman Khan
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,
Gabriel Weinberg
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, and
Bob Mankoff
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.
IXDA
References
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External links
Gel's website
Conferences in the United States
International conferences
Recurring events established in 2003