DAY 2


GEORGIOS KOLOVOS, GE


CAPITAL @GKolovos


In his role as European Marketing Director, Georgios is responsible for establishing the strategic direction for the equipment finance business, providing asset-based financing solutions to customers in various industries.


AZEEM AZHAR, PEER INDEX @azeem


PeerIndex CEO Azeem Azhar started his career covering the tech sector for The Guardian and The Economist. During the bubble he ran a dotcom incubator, before moving into senior management at various tech firms. An active internet investor, he now concentrates exclusively on PeerIndex.


AUSTRALIAN FEDERAL POLICE COMMISSIONER MICK KEELTY BELIEVES FUTURE CRIMES WILL BE COMMITTED BY ROBOTS AND CYBORGS


INCREASING SMARTPHONE USAGE IS DRIVING A RISE IN GLOBAL CYBERCRIME, AS HACKERS EXPLOIT SECURITY LOOPHOLES


JOSHUA GRAFF, LINKEDIN @JoshGraff


Joshua joined LinkedIn in 2011 and is responsible for leading growth of its Marketing Solutions business across the region, helping marketers identify, target and engage with the world’s most influential professionals. Before LinkedIn, he ran EMEA/APAC Media Sales and Business Development at Electronics Arts.


MARC MUNIER, PURE360 @marcmunier


Marc is an expert in email and all aspects of digital marketing. He is always keen to focus on successful email marketing campaigns, but is also interested in how email can deliver and integrate with other channels in the wider context of business, as opposed to seeing email as a stand alone channel.


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