Juice Conference 2.0 – Announces Four Major Speakers

“We are thrilled to expose Juice 2.0 participants to such a charismatic and 
 well-rounded  speaker as Nick Spitzer,” says Amber Heffner, Vice President of the 
 Midcoast Magnet  Board and President of Little Harbor Technology in Rockland, 
  Maine. “Maine has a vibrant  cultural tradition and Nick will illustrate how 
 important it is to invest in the people and 
 traditions that are the foundation of  what Maine is all about.” 
  

Embracing Maine’s entrepreneurial spirit will be the topic of a second keynote speaker, Doug Hall. Hall is an inventor and Founder and CEO of Eureka! Ranch, an invention and research think tank. Hall has been described as “an eccentric entrepreneur who might just have…the happy secret to success.” Hall has written several books, including Meaningful Marketing and a No. 1 national bestseller, Jump Start Your Business Brain. At Juice 2.0, Hall will discuss “The Art of Innovation.” Hall is currently a visiting Professor at the University of Maine.

A third speaker will be Joe Lstiburek, principal of the Building Science Corporation. Lstiburek is one of the world’s foremost authorities on energy efficient construction techniques. “Building science may seem like a very specialized topic,” says George Callas of the Midcoast Magnet Board, “but Lstiburek is a dynamic speaker who thinks very deeply about the relationship of buildings to our well being, opportunities for local economic development, and the importance of energy independence to national security. In a state where builders and the related trades represent a significant employment sector, Lstiburek’s address might just be a lightning rod.” Lstiburek will discuss “Innovations & Implications of Renovation.”