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Caribbean 2018 CARIBBEAN 2018 21 & 22 February 2018, San Juan DEFINING THE FUTURE OF AFFILIATED CHARITY: THE CARIBBEAN TELECOMS PROUD TO BE SUPPORTING THE REGION ON ITS ROAD COMMUNITY TO RECOVERY SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Paul Scott Stephen Scott Rory Kyte Deborah Bowers President CEO Director of International Business General Counsel C&W NETWORKS DEEP BLUE CABLE DIGICEL GROUP EASTERN CARIBBEAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY (ECTEL) Gabriel Recalde Sandra Torres Mehmet Akcin Rahul Vijay Senior Policy Analyst President Senior Director & Chief of Staff Global Strategic Sourcing GOOGLE JUNTA REGLAMENTADORA DE OATH: A VERIZON UBER TELECOMUNICACIONES COMPANY (JRTPR) Platinum sponsor Host sponsor Gold sponsor Silver sponsor Associate sponsors www.capacityconferences.com/Capacity-Caribbean CARIBBEAN 2018 EXPLORE THE FUTURE OF THE CARIBBEAN WHOLESALE TELECOMS INDUSTRY Now in its 12th year, Capacity Caribbean 2018 will bring together over 200 senior-level executives, industry influencers and experts from the Caribbean region to connect, network and forge regional and international partnerships. The wave of innovation that deregulation and liberalisation has brought to the Caribbean shores, has boosted growth and increased investment across the region. From IoT implementation to consolidation the region has undergone significant change and it is now entering one of its most dynamic phases. In this context, Capacity Caribbean 2018 will provide a unique platform to discuss growth strategies and reconstruction plans across the region, as well as networking opportunities with key clients and potential business partners. PROUD TO BE SUPPORTING THE REGION ON ITS ROAD TO RECOVERY In light of the recent damage from the hurricanes which impacted several islands in the region, we have worked closely with our partners, suppliers and the Intercontinental Hotel in San Juan to ensure a successful return to Puerto Rico in 2018. We invite you to join local, regional and international carrier communities in San Juan this coming February to support the industry on its road to recovery. For the latest updates on recovery and reconstruction in Puerto Rico please visit: www.capacityconferences.com/Capacity-Caribbean WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE CARIBBEAN REGION? C&W Networks completes Deep Blue Cable announces FCC approves $77m support trials of pre-5G technology in pan-Caribbean expansion plans package for hurricane-hit islands the Caribbean Join Deep Blue Cable’s CEO Join us to examine the Explore how C&W Networks as he shares his plans to aftermath of the hurricanes is redefining the Caribbean strengthen connectivity across and how we can help rebuild telecoms landscape the Caribbean critical regional infrastructure. When?: Day One, 9:45am When?: Day One, 11:50am When?: Day One, 12:15pm KEY VERTICALS YOU WILL MEET: GOVERNMENT & CLOUD VENDORS CARRIERS REGULATORS OTT & CONTENT INTERNET SERVICE INFRASTRUCTURE SATELLITE PROVIDERS DATA CENTRES PROVIDERS VENDORS WHO WILL YOU MEET? 200+ 20% C-level & President SENIOR-LEVEL ATTENDEES 40% Director, VP, SVP, EVP ATTENDEE 25+ LEVEL 25% Head & Manager COUNTRIES REPRESENTED 15% Other 100+ COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE COUNTRIES REPRESENTED: 35% North America 5% Europe 45% Caribbean 15% Central & South America COMPANIES IN ATTENDANCE: • 5G AMERICAS • FIERCE CAPITAL • ORANGE • ALLIED FIBER • GLOBAL NEXUS • ORCA WAVE • AMERICAN AXESS • GLOBENET • PCCW GLOBAL • AMS-IX CARIBBEAN • GT&T • PREPA NETWORKS • AT&T • GUYACOM • PRLINKS COMMUNICATIONS • AVYS TELECOM, S.A. • HEXATRONIC CABLES & INTERCONNECT • RAISECOM • BICS SYSTEMS • REDCA • BTS • HUB787 A DIVISION OF PREPA NETWORKS • SABA STATIA CABLE SYSTEM • BUREAU TELECOMMUNICATIONS • IBASIS • SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC & POST • IDT TELECOM • SETAR NV • C&W NETWORKS • IFX NETWORKS • SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN FIBER • C3F TELECOM • IG NETWORKS • SPRINT • CABLE BAHAMAS • ING CAPITAL • SUBSEA CABLE GROUP • CANTO • INTELIQUENT • SUMMIT BROADBAND • CARIBBEAN BUSINESS • INTELSAT • SUNNY NETWORKS • CARIBBEAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS UNION • INTERNET SOCIETY • TATA COMMUNICATIONS • CIENA • JRTPR • TE SUBCOM • CLARO PUERTO RICO • KEYTECH • COMSOL • LANCK TELECOM • TELARIX • CORIANT • LATIN AMERICAN NAUTILUS • TELECOMUNICACIONES GRAN CARIBE • DATA HARDWARE DEPOT • LEDEFYL • TELECONSULTANCY • DAUPHIN TELECOM • LEVEL 3 COMMUNICATIONS is now CENTURY LINK • TELEFONICA • DIGICEL • LIBERTY CABLE PUERTO RICO/ LIBERTY • TELEM GROUP • DOKUVIZ GLOBAL • TELIA CARRIER • DRINKER BIDDLE & REATH • MASSY COMMUNICATIONS • TRAILLE CARIBBEAN • EL NUEVO DÍA • MEDIATEL • UFINET • EMPRESARIOS MAGAZINE • METRACOM • UNITED TELECOMMUNICATION • EQUANT – ORANGE CARRIERS USA • MORGAN, LEWIS & BOCKIUS SERVICES • EQUINIX • NEUTRONA NETWORKS • VERIZON • ETECSA • NEW JERSEY FIBER EXCHANGE • VICENTE & ASSOCIATES • EXPEREO • NEWCOM INTERNATIONAL • WIND TELECOM • FIBERSAT TELECOMMUNICATIONS • NTT - VIRTELA • XTERA CARIBBEAN 2018 MEET THE SPEAKERS Franklin Sluis Paul Scott Teresa Wankin Gary Kalloo CEO President Secretary General ICT Consultant BUREAU C&W NETWORKS CANTO CARIBBEAN TELECOMMUNICATIE TELECOMMUNICATIONS EN POST UNION (CTU) Stephen Scott Nigel Irvine David Geary Rory Kyte CEO Director of Permitting General Counsel – Caribbean Director of International DEEP BLUE CABLE DEEP BLUE CABLE DIGICEL GROUP Business DIGICEL GROUP Deborah Bowers Gabriel Recalde Sandra Torres Ulises Pin General Counsel Senior Policy Analyst President Partner EASTERN CARIBBEAN GOOGLE JUNTA REGLAMENTADORA LEWIS & BOCKIUS LLP TELECOMMUNICATIONS DE TELECOMUNICACIONES AUTHORITY (ECTEL) (JRTPR) Mehmet Akcin José D. Casillas Rahul Vijay Dawane Young Senior Director & Chief of Staff General Manager Global Strategic Sourcing Division Vice President - OATH: A VERIZON PREPA NETWORKS UBER Platforms and Applications COMPANY VERIZON Want to share your industry knowledge and insights? To explore speaking opportunities, please contact Pamela Mackay at [email protected] The personalised networking planner, MeetMe, enables all delegates to: PLAN SEARCH NETWORK FOLLOW UP Gain access before the View the delegate list Send direct messages and Continue to contact event to schedule your and filter new business meeting requests to other attendees, attendees for 2 weeks after back-to-back meetings prospects by geographic as well as use the live-chat function – the event, and follow up on location or company type handy if you need to contact someone those all-important business quickly discussions 21 & 22 February 2018, San Juan CONFERENCE & NETWORKING PRE-EVENT: TUESDAY 20 FEBRUARY 2018 7:00pm WELCOME DRINKS RECEPTION Gary Kalloo Have a drink and meet fellow attendees at the welcome sponsored by ICT Consultant drinks reception, sponsored by PREPA NETWORKS. CARIBBEAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS The perfect way to catch-up with clients and meet new UNION (CTU) contacts before a busy couple of days begin. DAY ONE: WEDNESDAY 21 FEBRUARY 2018 8:30am Registration & networking breakfast 9:30am Welcome address 9:45am Keynote panel discussion: How can carriers drive change and redefine the Caribbean wholesale telecoms sector? From IoT implementation to consolidation, the Caribbean telecoms market is going through a dynamic phase. Redefining growth strategies and modernising the way businesses operate are a priority for many carriers to succeed in the ever-changing digital world. This session explores the current M&A activity, digital landscape, market disruption and strategies that carriers are using to adapt to the new digital scenario. Paul Scott, President, C&W NETWORKS Rory Kyte, Director of International Business, DIGICEL GROUP 10:35am Coffee & networking break 11:30am Case study: Assessing the benefits of collaboration between internet service providers (ISPs) and over-the-top (OTT) players A leading expert analyses the complex relationship between ISPs and OTTs, the role of both in the prevalent digital scenario and how an improved collaboration can lead to efficient content delivery. Gabriel Recalde, Senior Policy Analyst, GOOGLE 11:50am Case study: Strengthening connectivity in the Caribbean: Meeting the surge in demand Across the region bandwidth demand is growing, due to an increase in regional infrastructure investment. Existing fibre-optic connectivity is technologically disadvantaged and undersea cable links across the Caribbean are exceeding their lifespan. Examining the surge in demand across developing countries in the Caribbean is critical to develop infrastructure that will strengthen connectivity in the region. This session will explore new technological advances and key insights on the deployment of the Deep Blue subsea cable system. Stephen Scott, CEO, DEEP BLUE CABLE 12:15pm Panel discussion: Examining disaster recovery strategies: Planning for potential outage and ensuring continuity The Caribbean has been left with catastrophic damage to its telecom network infrastructure by recent hurricanes and storms that hit several islands in the region. Critical regional infrastructure has been affected and measuring the impact and disaster planning is essential to face future natural disaster threats. This panel examines the aftermath of the hurricanes that have passed over the Caribbean islands and discusses the considerations that need to be addressed after damage to critical infrastructure. Teresa Wankin, Secretary General, CANTO CARIBBEAN 2018 Nigel Irvine, Director of Permitting, DEEP BLUE CABLE David Geary, General Counsel – Caribbean, DIGICEL GROUP 1:00pm Networking lunch 3:30pm Coffee & networking break 5:30pm Capacity Caribbean 2018 Drinks Reception sponsored by After a busy first day of conference
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