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The Mozilla Summit is designed to help us connect with each other, align around our mission and create a shared vision of the future. By the end, we'll have a concrete strategy to make this vision real. Combining a small handful of keynotes with interactive fairs and sessions designed by you, the Summit is a full 72 hours/4,320 minutes/259,200 seconds of magic, created by and dedicated to the Mozilla community.

Combining a small handful of keynotes with interactive fairs and sessions designed by you, the Summit is a full 72 hours/4,320 minutes/259,200 seconds of magic, created by and dedicated Click on each day below to see the Mozilla community.day's agenda:

====It's your Summit: it .==== It will only succeed if you turn it into the event you need it to be. There are a number of ways you can do this:

There will also be many chances to lead and shape the conversation in real time during, including the 'framing the future' session on [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Summit2013/AgendaDayOne#Friday.2C_October_4th.2C_2013 Day One] and the 'creating an action plan' session on [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Summit2013/AgendaDayThree Day Three]. ===='''What happens next?'''====Following the Summit, everyone will be encouraged to consolidate their plans, blog about the future and get started working on Mozilla's next steps. More broadly, we'll be using the outcomes of the Summit to consolidate and finalize Mozilla's plans for the next few years. If we all work to make the Summit a success, we will leave there with a clear vision of where Mozilla is headed and what we each need to do next. In many ways, it's the trip home where it all begins.