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SPEAKERS | 2008-2011 2011 NOV Amsterdam, Netherlands 2008 AUG Berlin, Germany Gianluca Ferremi, VP Sales & Marketing, Motive Television KEYNOTE SPEAKER Antonio Gioia, Project Manager, DTT Content Factory, MediaSet Stefan Jenzowsky, Head of Business Unit Multimedia, Siemens Communications, Media and Technology Tim Hadley, Director, Corporate Communications, Omniphone Telmo Perez Luaces, VP Strategy, Orange - France Telecom Benoit Joly, Senior VP - Operational Marketing, Technicolor Colin Lawrence, Commercial Director, BBC World News SESSION SPEAKERS Cees Links, CEO, GreenPeak Technologies David Noguer Bau, Head of SP Marketing, EMEA, Juniper Networks Simon McGrath, General Manager, Europe, thePlatform, a Comcast Pilgrim Beart, Director and Co-founder, AlertMe subsidiary Jan Van Bogaert, Chief Engineer, Alcatel-Lucent Fernando Coloma Miró, Head of Connected Home Services, Telefónica Klaus Böhm, Director, Technology, Media & Telecommunications, Deloitte Thomas Nogues, Director of Technology, Cable Europe Consulting GmbH R. Uwe Placzek, CEO, Acetrax Paul Bristow, VP Strategy, Middleware & Consumer Experience, Advanced Antti Reijönen, VP Solution Management, F-Secure Digital Broadcast (ADB) Jerome Rota, Sr. VP of Consumer Products and Services, PacketVideo Richard Bullwinkle, Chief Evangelist, Rovi Corporation Toby Russell, Chief Executive Officer, 3Vision Philippe Calvet, Director of Home & Broadband Network Standards, Orange Christopher Schouten, Senior Marketing Director - Online, Irdeto Olivier Carmona, Board of Directors Member, Digital Living Network Vassilis Seferidis, Director, European Business Development, Samsung Alliance (DLNA) Bram Tijdhof, Senior Strategy Manager, Ziggo Jonathan Claman, VP Product Management, AVIQ Systems AG Tom Weiss, General Manager, TV Genius, Red Bee Media Jean-Michel Demoulin, Cable, Digital Media & IPTV Strategy - European Raoul Wijgergangs, Senior Director Sigma Sales Europe and Z-Wave Markets, Cisco World Wide, Sigma Designs 2010 NOV Amsterdam, Netherlands 2008 AUG Berlin, Germany Paul Bristow, VP Strategy, Middleware & Consumer Experience, KEYNOTE SPEAKER Advanced Digital Broadcast (ADB) Romain Waller, Senior VP, Connect Technicolor/Thomson, Technicolor Ronald Brockmann, Managing Director, Europe, ActiveVideo Networks Richard Bullwinkle, Chief Evangelist, Rovi Corporation SESSION SPEAKERS Paul Callington, Head of Broadband Value Added Services, Virgin Media Jonathan Beavon, Director of Segment Marketing, NDS Laureen Cook, Vice President, 4G/LTE Strategy - Emerging Technology and Martial Bellec, Innovation Programme Manager, France Telecom- Media Group, ng Connect Orange Labs Rob van den Dam, Global Telecom Sector Leader IBV, IBM Dr. Regina Bernhaupt, Director, User Experience Research, ruwido Thomas Decieux, Head of Connected Solutions Marketing, Nagra- Andrew Bielinski, Technical Sales Manager, Vidiator Kudelski David Bloom, Commercial Director, IP Vision Jean-Michel Demoulin, Cable, Digital Media & IPTV Strategy - Jan Van Bogaert, Senior Director, Alcatel-Lucent European Markets, Cisco David Borison, Vice President Marketing, Ralink Technology LEARN MORE AT CONNECTIONSEurope.com 2010 NOV (cont.) 2008 AUG Berlin, Germany Dan Eakins, CEO, Zeitera Andy Melder, Vice President Business Development, Gigle Networks Giuseppe Flores d’Arcais, CEO and Founder, Bestv Klaus Milczewsky, Senior Manager, Deutsche Telekom AG Daren Gill, Vice President, Product, Veveo Trond Neergaard, Founder & Managing Partner, Cloudberry Associates Tim Hadley, Director, Corporate Communications, Omnifone Colas Overkott, CEO, Visiware Pierre Hunter, VP of EMEA, Verimatrix Cynthia Pacheco, GM, Interactive Multimedia Solutions, Philips Klaus Illgner-Fehns, Managing Director, Institut fuer Rundfunktechnik Rolf Uwe Placzek, CEO, Acetrax GmbH; HbbTV Chris Rhodes, Vice President EMEA, Radialpoint Deepak Kataria, Director Engineering Services, HCL America Vassilis Seferidis, Director, European Business Development, Samsung Erik Kruse, Strategic Marketing Manager, Senior Expert Consumer Behavior, Electronics Europe Ericsson AB Anthony Smith-Chaigneau, Managing Director—SVP Business Michael Lantz, CEO, Accedo Broadband Development, Alticast Arnaud Le hung, EMEA Marketing Director, Ruckus Wireless Juha Stenberg, Managing Director, Lilli Group Ltd. Michael Leigh, Director of Business Northern Europe, Latens Systems Cord Stukenberg, Director Provider Business CEE, F-Secure Luigi Lenguito, EMEA Consumer& SMB Services Business Development, David Swift, Senior Manager, Wireless Networks Marketing & Strategy Small Dell Cells, Alcatel-Lucent; representing Femto Forum Doug Light, Senior VP of Business Development and Sales, Widevine Yves Tjoens, VP Head of Product - Motive, Alcatel-Lucent Christophe Macquart, EMEA Technical Director, Technologies, Solutions Christopher Townsley, Director of European Sales, Limelight Networks and EPOC, Juniper Networks Andrew Wajs, CTO, Irdeto 2009 NOV Berlin, Germany 2008 AUG Berlin, Germany Ronald Brockmann, Managing Director, ActiveVideo Europe Wouter Leibbrandt, Manager Advanced Systems Lab, NXP SEMICONDUCTORS Richard Bullwinkle, Chief Evangelist, Rovi Corporation Rob Lewis, CEO, Omnifone Wim Bus, SVP, Product Management & Operations, Civolution Trond Neergaard, Founder and Managing Partner, Cloudberry Philippe Calvet, Head of Home & Broadband Networks Standards Associates; Member of CTAM Europe Board in Orange Strategy & Development group, Orange/France Telecom; Head of business group & Board member, HGI Patrik Nilsson, Head of Business Development, EMEA, Mobile & Devices, Adobe Keith Donovan, Sales & Marketing Director, Intamac Systems Paolo Pastorino, Business Development and Marketing Pierre François Dubois, VP, Very High Broadband & Digital Home Manager, Loquendo Products at the Technocentre, Orange/ France Telecom Christopher Schouten, Advanced Products Marketing Director, Jon Finegold, Co-Founder and COO, Thinking Screen Media Irdeto Group (previously Frame Media) Peter Smyth, CEO, RedMere Meir Friedlander, President and CEO, Eyecon Technologies Geof Todd, Director of Sales & New Business Initiatives, NDS Matthew Huntington, VP, Product Marketing, OpenTV Frederic Van Durme, Head of Product Management, Thomson Art Lancaster, CTO, Affinegy Ian Walsh, VP Business Development, ProVision Communications Christer Larsson, CEO and Co-founder, Makewave (formerly Gatespace Telematics AB); VP EMEA, OSGi Alliance LEARN MORE AT CONNECTIONSEurope.com 2009 MAR Nice, France 2008 AUG Berlin, Germany Udo Biro, Senior Product Manager IPTV, Nokia Siemens Networks Udo Biro, Senior Product Manager IPTV, Nokia Siemens Networks Michimasa Aramaki, Director, Industrial Standardization, HD-PLC Alliance Richard Bullwinkle, Chief Evangelist, Macrovision Richard Bullwinkle, Chief Evangelist, Macrovision Bernhard von Canstein, Director of Business Development for Europe, Qualcomm Mark Cavicchia, CEO & Founder, WhereverTV Gil Eyal, CEO, Enure Networks Mark W. Cutten, Principal, Accord Media Group/beeTV Fernando Gil de Bernabé, Managing Director, Strategy and Nicolas Decitre, GM: France and Benelux, JUNGO Consumer, Internet Business Solutions Group, CISCO Brian Donnelly, VP, Sales and Marketing, Icron Debbie Greenstreet, Director, Service Provider Strategic Marketing, Margot Dor, Director of Strategy, ETSI Texas Instruments Paul Entwistle, Chief Technologist, Pace Micro Technology Laurent Jabiol, CEO / Co-Founder, Neotion Milan Erbes, Ambassador, HGI; Standardization & Business Stefan Jenzowsky, CEO, MoreTV Development Manager, DS2 Alx Klive, Founder and CEO, WorldTV.com Gil Eyal, CEO, Enure Networks Hans-Joerg Kolbe, Senior Researcher, NEC Europe Peter Galyas, CTO, Tilgin, Echostar Christer Larsson, CEO, OSGi Alliance / Makewave AB Patrick Gauthier, Senior VP of Product Marketing & Strategy, ZillionTV John LeMoncheck, President & CEO, WirelessHD Stefan Jenzowsky, CEO, moreTV Broadcasting GmbH Michelle Leyden Li, General Manager, Home Control , Zilog Art Lancaster, CTO, Affinegy Klaus Milczewsky, Senior Manager for Innovation Management, Ulrich Leiner, Fraunhofer Institute for Telecommunications, HHI Technology Management Products & Innovation, Home Gateway Initiative / Deutsche Telekom Anton Monk, CTO, MoCA John Newman, VP of European Operations, Roxio Division, Sonic Solutions Trond Neergaard, VP, Sales & GM, EMEA, Radialpoint Ashley Norris, CEO, Shiny Media Randolph Nikutta, Head of Project Field New Media, Deutsche Telekom AG, Laboratories Frederic Onado, Vice President EMEA, HomePlug Powerline Frederic Onado, Vice President EMEA, HomePlug Powerline Alliance; Vice President, Marketing & Sales, SPiDCOM Technologies Alliance; COO, SPiDCOM Technologies Eugen Pfumfel, Principal Engineer, Toshiba Electronics Europe GmbH Roger Pitton, Program Director, TV, Video & Music Business, Stephen Reeder, Managing Director, Europe, ActiveVideo Networks Microsoft Corporation Anthony Rodio, Chief Operating Officer,support.com Eric Plesner, Director of Business Development, IO-Homecontrol Ralf Schäfer, Department Head of Image Processing, Fraunhofer Micha Risling, VP of Marketing, Valens Semiconductor Institut für Nachrichtentechnik, Heinrich-Hertz-Institut (HHI) Bill Stanley, Director, Operations Solutions, Telcordia Cord Stukenberg, Director Service Provider Solutions, F-Secure Matt Theall, Technology Strategist, Intel Corporation; President, Jim Wallace, Director, Emerging & Home, Segment Marketing, ARM HomeGrid Forum Jean-Marc Uzé, Director Product & Technology, EMEA, Juniper Networks Navin Varsani, Consumer Director, EMEA, Cloakware Ian Walker, Director of Sales and Marketing, EMEA PayTV LEARN MORE AT CONNECTIONSEurope.com.
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