Anna Mracek Dietrich
Former MIT Rocket Scientist and Co-Founder of Terrafugia, Inc.

A British creative designer named ohn-Henry Harris resided in and worked for LEGO. His thought-provoking social and environmental design ideologies, which were showcased at the 2008 New Designers exhibition in London, landed him a dream career introducing innovative toys at LEGO, where his enthusiasm now continues to lie in trying to spread the essence of Play around the world.
John-motto Henry's Play Hard, Work Better! confronted responsible business practices and public attitudes toward play at job at a recent TED conference in Nyc, and he now wishes to widen the way businesses think about innovativeness globally.
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