Conrad Stoll is an industry thought leader, developer, backpacker, runner and photographer from Austin, TX. As an iOS Consulting Architect at Mutual Mobile, Conrad kicks off new projects and works to champion best practices throughout the iOS team. He contributes thought leadership pieces, writes code on Github (MMRecord), speaks at CocoaConf and experiments with his iOS fitness app, Runtime.

Jen Quinlan is the Vice President of Marketing and part of the founding team at Rithmio, a gesture recognition company that enables motion sensing products. At Rithmio, Quinlan builds partnerships with leading semiconductor and consumer electronics companies, conducts user research, leads company and product marketing, and runs a data collection program.

Prior to Rithmio, Quinlan served as the Vice President of Marketing & Innovation at Mutual Mobile, an Austin-based emerging tech agency that builds custom mobile software for the world’s leading brands. She served on the Executive Team and directed a department of marketers, creatives, engineers and salespeople that led innovation and new business programs to drive growth opportunities for the agency and employees.

Quinlan has over a decade of experience serving Fortune 500 brands across startups and agencies alike. Her focus areas include digital, mobile software, wearable technology and now connected garments. She is an advocate for “use cases that matter” in that they are useful, usable and desirable for people. She has spoken at South by Southwest and CES on creating wearables for the differently-abled, been published in VentureBeat and Wired, and co-founded Austin’s wearable tech Meetup group that boasts over 700 active members today.

When she isn’t working on gesture recognition products at Rithmio, Quinlan can be found in Champaign, IL residing with her husband Mike and two awesome pugs. She a painter, keeps backyard chickens, makes cheese, shops vintage and supports small-scale farming.