MCON!

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We went to MCON, the Millennial Impact Conference hosted by the Case Foundation.The three-day conference gathers leaders, activists and social entrepreneurs to find creative solutions for social issues. After a day filled with speakers, events and panelists, guests came to an art-filled atmosphere with Instagram-curated installations from the day’s events at the Renwick Gallery for the Opening Night Party. We snapped MCON founder Derrick Feldmann flanked by National Geographic’s Carrie Hutchison and What Took You So Long’s Nate Mook.

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Jose Andres provided delicious food from one of his armada of local restaurants. Here, Achieve’s Amy Thayer, Rai Masuda, Elena Baxmeier, Natalie Clayton, Monte Lambert.

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The Case foundation crew: Julia Power, Sean Tennerson, Jessica Zetzman, Lauren Burton, Molly Porter and Calvin Millien, in front of a multi-colored art installation with a "Strike a Pose" sign encouraging guests to Instagram #MCON.

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Cat Castellanos with Facebook’s Andrew Katz, Eva Guidarini and Sharon Yang.

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