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Promaxbda Europe 2014 PROMAXBDA EUROPE 2014 - PRE-CONFERENCE REGISTRATION LIST Company Name First Name Last Name Title Country SVT Charlie Åberg Marketing Sweden A-Music EURL James Abinger CEO France Orbit Showtime Network Youssef Abou Bakr Head of Creative Services United Arab Emirates Viacom International Media Networks Heric Abramo Art Director Italy SBS TV Johan Adegran Promotion Producer Sweden NRK Asbjorn Aga Head of Projects Norway NRK Frode Aksnes Producer Norway Dutch Toast Bas Alberts Owner Netherlands ManvsMachine Mike Alderson Co-Founder & Creative Director United Kingdom ZAO TV Daryal Denis Alekseev Russian Federation weareseventeen George Alexander United Kingdom FRIDAY TV Channel Savchinskiy Alexey Senior Copywriter Russian Federation FRIDAY TV Channel Stratonov Alexey Sound Producer Russian Federation ICTV Cannel Mykola Altukhov Head Designer Ukraine VOX Television GmbH Rolf Amann Sound Designer Germany ZDF - Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen Stavros Amoutzias Designer of Corporate Design Germany NBCUniversal International Asha Amster Director of Production United Kingdom TRBC "Ukraine" Anastasia Anastasenkova Off Air Promotion Director Ukraine SBS Discovery Media Frederik Andersen Promo Producer Denmark TV2 Networks Soeren Andersen Campaign Manager Denmark TVR Raluca Andreica Promo Producer Romania NCRV Kristen Andres CMO Netherlands Discovery Communications Spain and Portugal Lourdes Andrino Spain SRF David Angehrn Head of Strategy and Planning Switzerland TRBC "Ukraine" Iaroslava Antipina Head of New Media Division Ukraine LLC New Channel Oleksandr Antonov Head of Design Ukraine Universal Publishing Production Music Patrick Appelgren General Manager Sweden De Agostini Editore Michele Arlotta Head of Consumer Insight, Marketing & Sales Italy ProSiebenSat1. TV Deutschland GmbH Sandra Assadi Brand Manager Germany Antena 3 Television Idoia Avizanda Spain STB TV Channel Mykhailo Babak Promotion Ukraine Keshet Broadcasting Sharon Badrian Head of Production, Promo Israel Discovery Italia Roberto Bagatti VP Brand ˢ Creative Italy BBC Television Center Justin Bairamian Director of Creative Marketing United Kingdom OTE TV Theodora Baka Head of On Air Promotion & Loyalty Greece LLC New Channel Olga Balaban Marketing & PR Director Ukraine Red Bee Media Svetlana Baldenko On Air Promotion Producer Austria Milano Design Studio Lorenzo Banal Creative Director Italy Radiotelevisione Svizzera Gianni Bardelli Head of Graphics Switzerland Discovery Corporate Services Louise Barrie United Kingdom BT Television Michael Barry Creative Director United Kingdom ICTV Cannel Olena Batenko Head of the Promo & Design Ukraine SVT Asa Bauer Promotions Director Sweden DixonBaxi Aporva Baxi Co-Founder & Executive Creative Director United Kingdom Discovery Creative London Matt Beese Design Head United Kingdom Viasat Broadcasting Adrian Begon United Kingdom Discovery Italia Laura Belegni Producer Italy West One Music Cristina Bellido United Kingdom BDA Creative Nikki Bentley Business Director United Kingdom TRBC "Ukraine" Svitlana Berezhna On Air Promotion Director Ukraine DR TV Nanna Bernth Editor Denmark SBS Discovery Marius Berntzen Norway Radiant Studios Michael Berthon Creative Director United Kingdom Sveriges Television SVT Design Lotta Beving Project Manager Sweden Twitter UK Dan Biddle Head of Broadcast Partnerships United Kingdom Bond Street Film Stockholm Fabrice Billet Creative Director Sweden Sony Pictures Television Rebekka Bincliffe Senior Promo Producer United Kingdom Antena TV Group Andreea Bitulescu Compositing-Motion Designer Romania TV 2 Denmark Jannick Blaksmark PR and New Media Consultant Denmark LoyalKaspar Robert Blatchford Chief Development Officer United States RTL Hrvatska Bojan Bogi! Art Director Croatia HBO Holding Zrt. Balázs Böjthe Creative Director Hungary Sky Italia Costanza Bombarda Senior Producer Italy LLC New Channel Yuriy Bondar Head of Promotion Ukraine Orange cinéma séries Christian Bony Art Director France The History Channel Iberia Javier Boo Production Manager Spain Comodo Screen María Borrás Director Spain MassiveMusic Camiel Bos Head of Broadcast Netherlands Discovery Networks Benelux Jiro Bosma Motion Graphics Designer Netherlands NPO Arjan Boxelaar Promo Producer Netherlands Viasat Broadcasting David Bradshaw Junior Producer United Kingdom NBC Universal Global Networks Italia Maria Theresia Braun On-Air & Marketing Director Italy Brody Associates Neville Brody Director United Kingdom RTL Creation GmbH Maikel Broekhuisen TV-Design Producer Germany SBS Belgium Jeff Bronder Producer Promo Belgium Discovery Communications Europe Matt Brown Creative Manager United Kingdom So You Wanna Be In TV? Ian Brown TV Producer United Kingdom EQUIDIA/PMU Yves Brueziere Directeur des Programmes & Coproductions France De Agostini Editore Massimo Bruno Channel Manager Italy Red Bee Media Andy Bryant Director of Creative United Kingdom Universal Publishing Production Music Marc Buehler Director Sales & Marketing - Film & TV Germany CTC Television Network Anastasiya Bulgakova Head of Marketing Department for CIS countries Russian Federation TV3/MTG Cecilia Bungss Project Manager Sweden Creative Review Patrick Burgoyne Editor United Kingdom Blippar Jessica Butcher Co-Founder, CMO United Kingdom RTE Donna Byrne Sr. Promotions Producer Ireland RTE Lucy Campbell Director of Marketing Ireland Warner Bros. Xenon Campbell Director Marketing, Nordics, Benelux & Middle East United Kingdom eventregistration Advanced ... Confidential Page 1 Grabyo Gareth Capon United Kingdom TV3 - Televisio de Catalunya Merce Carbonell Director Spain GMTS Joao Carlos Portugal Sveriges Television SVT Design Andreas Carlsson Project Manager Sweden RTE Conor Cassidy Senior Designer TV Presentation & Promotions Ireland Discovery Italia Veronica Castelli Marketing Coordinator Italy RAI Radiotelevisione Italiana Selvaggia Castelli Italy Sky Italia Andrea Castura Italy CANAL+ France Marc Cemin Creative Director - Sponsor Sequences France Nova TV Sanja Cengic Kulenovic Croatia Universal Publishing Production Music Mascha Cerfontaine General Manager Netherlands CET 21 Radovan Cerny Art Director Czech Republic Czech Television Petr Cerny Art Director Czech Republic TVN Media Maciej Chaberek On Air Producer Poland Viasat Broadcasting William Chan Senior Creative United Kingdom Discovery Communications Europe Anne-Sophie Chanoux Programming Manager United Kingdom Warner Bros. Daniel Chapman Marketing Design Manager United Kingdom OCS Laurent Charlemaine Creative Director France ARTE Cecile Chavepayre Art Director France Les Télécréateurs Julien Chavepayre Head of Development France MBC Group Steven Cheak Creative Strategist United Arab Emirates STB TV Channel Tatyana Cherezova Marketing Ukraine EQUIDIA/PMU Marie-Dominique Chevalier-Riffard France Kemistry Ricky Churchill Partner United Kingdom Oficina Vladimira Cimbalnikova Producer Czech Republic Viasat Broadcasting Ian Clarke Motion Graphic Designer United Kingdom CNN Cathy Cleary Creative Director, International United States Dream On Juliette Clerc Head of TV Branding France Universal Publishing Production Music John Clifford General Manager United Kingdom NBCUniversal International Andy Clyde Head of Creative, Emerging Markets United Kingdom RAI Radiotelevisione Italiana Pierluigi Colantoni Art Director Italy AMC Sundance Channel Global Patrick Connolly VP, Programming, Scheduling & Creative Services United States The Council Jeff Conrad Managing Director United Kingdom Bond Street Film Stockholm Eoin Conroy Motion Graphics Art Director Sweden Moccasin Management Laura Coones Founder/Agent United States Telemadrid Lourdes Corredor Promotion Manager Spain HBO Holding Zrt. Eric Council Executive Producer Hungary West One Music Edwin Cox Creative and Managing Director United Kingdom VPRO Nicole Cremers Producer Campaigns Netherlands Antena TV Group Brustur Cristian Art Director Romania SIC Television Daniel Cruzeiro Head of Research and Development Portugal AlJazeera Balkans Marijan "u#ek Promo Producer Bosnia ProSiebenSat1. TV Deutschland GmbH Roy Da Souza Account Executive Germany SBS TV Denmark Susanne Dahm Frederiksen Head of promotion Denmark Antena TV Group Nicu Damu Brand Manager Romania Watermelon snc di Carlo De Agostini & C. Carlo De Agostini Designer & Director Italy VRT Sibylle De Backere VRT Marketing TV & Radio Belgium VRT Severine De Busscher Director Belgium CANAL+ France François de ladonchamps Head of Design - Thematic Channels France NCRV Annemieke de With Promo Producer Netherlands CANAL+ France Dominique Decrion Production Manager France CANAL+ France Olivier Degrave On Air Branding Art Director France HBO Holding Zrt. Barbara Dekany Produecr Hungary Milano Design Studio Emanuela Denti Senior Promo Producer Italy RTL Creation GmbH Thomas Dettinger Producer Germany VTM - KANAALTWEE Kristof D'haene Producer Belgium iartists, inc Danixa Diaz Executive Producer & Partner United States Discovery Creative London Jo Dillon Director of Production United Kingdom Audio Network Jean Paul Ditmarsch Business Development Director Netherlands Discovery Networks Europe Delia Dobritoiu United Kingdom ComingNextTV Jeroen Doucet Managing Director Netherlands NOS Sven Driesen Promo Editor Netherlands Warner Bros. Shelly Drury Marketing Manager United Kingdom GMTS Vitor Duarte Creative Director Portugal Radiotélévisione Suisse Blaise Duc Switzerland NTV Broadcasting Company Alexander Dultsev Senior Broadcast Designer Russian Federation DR TV Tommy Duncan Campaign Producer Denmark Dunning Penney Jones Liz Dunning Partner United
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