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Network and knowledge- share with 250+ of your peers and 50+ thought- leading speakers
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HIGHER EDUCATION CHANGE DRIVERS Attend Europe's ONLY event offering undiluted Higher Education focus & hear how to break cross-departmental silos to succeed
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50+thought-leading speakers include:
Chris Cobb, Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chief Operating Officer, University of London
Ilkka Siissalo, CIO,
University of Helsinki
Hans Pongratz, Senior Vice President, IT - Systems and Services & CIO, Technische Universität München
Dr. Alexandra Hopkins
Dean, Offices of the Vice Chancellor, University of Wolverhampton
Kevin Mayles,
Head of Analytics, Learning and T
eaching Centre, The Open University
Prof. Yves Epelboin, Professor Emeritus,
UPMC Sorbonne Universités
Prof. Karl Leydecker, Vice Principal, Learning and T University of Dundee
eaching,
Dr. Carolyn Brown CIO
Durham University
Prof. Paul W. Jeffreys, Director of IT Risk Management and Professor of Computing, University of Oxford
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