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First Name Last Name Title Company Country Carlos Abascal Business First Name Last Name Title Company Country Carlos Abascal Business Development Director Ole Communications United States Ashraff Reza Anand Abdullah Director Antenna International Pte Ltd Singapore Patricia Abreu Director Upstar Comunicações, SA Portugal Manuel Abud CEO TV Azteca SAB DE CV United States David Acosta Senior Vice President City National Bank United States Adebayo Adebiyi Chief Exective Officer Telly 4 Africa Media Nigeria Marie Adler CEO/Founder/Chairman Adler & Associates Entertainment, Inc. United States Jose Maria Aguero CEO Grupo Nacion Paraguay William Airy Chief Strategy Officer LeSEA Broadcasting United States Rod Aissa EVP Oxygen United States David Albareda Managing Director Devised TV Spain Hamed Alghamdi general manager Ien TV / Ministry of Education Saudi Arabia Abdulwahab Alshehri Program supervisor iEN TV ,Ministry of Education Saudi Arabia Stuart Alson President ITN Distribution, Inc. United States Ana Alvarado VP ECUAVISA Ecuador Adolfo Alvarez VP On Air Programming ¡HOLA! TV United States Georges Amar Realisateur - Coordonateur CBC Montreal Canada Joseph Amodei President Virgil Films and Entertainment United States Javier Anaya Gutierrez Sub-Director Claro video, Inc. United States Jason Andreacci Director, Content Technology ION Media Networks United States Loreto Araya President PROVOZ CHILE Chile Karina Arbizu Programming Manager Telecorporacion Salvadoreña (TCS) El Salvador Dale Ardizzone COO INSP, LLC United States Greg Armstrong President/General Manager KCDO-TV United States Hector Arosemena Content Manager TVN Panamá Panama Gonzalo Arrisueño Programming Manager Telefonica Peru Peru Jimmy Arteaga President of Programming, Promotion & WAPAProduction TV United States Carola Arze Head of Programming Red Uno de Bolivia S.A. Bolivia Jose C. Aznar P. Schedule and Adquisition Manager Sun Channel Venezuela Edita Babakhanyan Sr. Manager Acquisitions & Scheduling Oprah Winfrey Network United States Debbie Back Head of Sales & Acquisitions, Movies Big Media United States Andres Badra LATINA S.A. LATINA Peru Valentin Baez VP of Content and Programming Teleantillas Dominican Republic Daniela Bagliani Founding Partner and Managing DirectorFull Board Media srl Italy Michelle Bagliebter Director, Global Acquisitions National Geographic Channels United States Tiffany Bailey Business Affairs & Program Acquisions Outdoor Sportsman Group United States George Baladi Executive Producer Canal Cartagena Colombia Nabil Baladi Director Canal Cartagena Colombia Javiera Balmaceda Content Acquisitions Amazon Video United States Ken Balog EVP Digital Content Acquisition hoopla digital United States David Bangura President/General Manager WADL TV Detroit United States Luiz Bannitz Guimaraes Head of Content And Business Affairs DirectorEncripta S/A Brazil Jennifer Barany Director of Content Acquisitions Claro Video, Inc. 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United States Moe Bennani Creative Director WeMake France Burke Berendes Partner Condista United States Scott Berendes Channel Coordinator Condista United States Lilian Beriro LATAM Acquisition Content Manager Qubit TV Argentina Argentina David Bernstein Co-President PBSd United States Haydee Betancourt Programming Supervisor Galavision & CableUnivision Networks United States Audrey Beth Producer Little Books Little Films, LLC United States Benjamin Bezold Product & Licensing Director CLIQ Digital Germany Leonardo Bigott Gerente General Panamericana TV Peru Johnattan Bilancieri Head of Digital Ole Communications United States Lauren Billingsley Senior Coordinator, Global Acquisitions National Geographic Channels United States Giulianna Biondi Gerente de Producción Secuoya Contenidos Perú Peru Henrik Biskjaer Head of Acquisitions and Development NICE Entertainment Group / DRG Denmark Margarita Black VP of Programming Azteca America United States Pamela Blake Director of Content CoxReps United States Scott Blanksteen VP Product Walmart United States John Blaze Pisciotta President TILT Entertainment United States Melissa Bloom-Brand Senior Counsel, Business & Legal Affairs Netflix United States Ruediger Boess Executive Vice President Group Content AcquisitionsProSiebenSat.1 & Sales Media SE Germany Diego Bolaños Cultura Colectiva Cultura Colectiva Mexico Valonie Boreland EVP, Content Strategy & Acquisitions, EntertainmentNBCUniversal Networks United States Ettore Botta President Space Wow Inc. United States Genevieve Bouchard Director, Acquisitions Bell Media Canada Claudia Bouche Content Acquisitions Manager Claro Video, Inc. 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