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Total list of participants to the Global Forum 2008 Last Names First Names Title Organization Country Adler Steven B. IBM Data Governance Solutions IBM Corporation USA Afxentiadis Nicholas President Syntax information tehnology Inc Greece Aggelakis John Marketing Manager Katherimini Greece Aknin Frederic CEO & Founder Limood Israel Advisor to the Secretary General of Akratopoulos Christos Communications Ministry of Transport& Communications Greece Alexandridis Nikitas President of EETT EETT Greece Alexandropoulou Ioanna Head of Sales dept. DAEM , City of Athens IT Company Greece Anagnostou Emmanouil Professor Hellenic Center for Marine Research Greece Anagnostou Nikos Partner Open for Business Greece Anamouroglou Spyranda Marketing Specialist Singular Logic Greece Southeastern Europe Telecommunication & Anastasiadou Despina Director Informatics Research Institute (INA) Greece Anastasopoulos Andreas President SATPE Greek Licensed Telecommunication Greece Anastasopoulos George Secretary General of Communications Ministry of Transport& Communications Greece Andersson Thomas President Jonkoping University Jonkoping University/ Global Trust Center Sweden Andreou George Leontios Mayor Municipality of Arachova Greece Andreou Mary Communication Marketing Manager Cosmos Business Systems S.A. Greece Andreou- Leontios George Mayor of Arachova & Geologist Municipality of Arachova Greece INTUG- International Users Organisation & Anuit - Associazione Nazionale Utenti Italiani di Antocicco Sergio Chairman Intug & President Anuit Telecomunicazioni Italy Antonopoulos Takis Sales Manager Microsoft Hellas Greece Antonopoulou Filitsa Phychologist Kleopatra Antonopoulou Panteion University Greece Arab Farid Director Pure Player France Arpin Didier Director Strategic Marketing Sagem Sécurité France Hellenic Ministry of Economy and Finance, Special Assimakopoulos Vasilios Special Secretary for Digital Planning Secretariat for Digital Planning Greece Chairman Chairman HiTS Telecom Group, Bahabri Sultan A. Saudi Arabia HiTS Telecom Group Saudi Arabia Baldelli Paolo President Postelink Italy Director of Financial Services (Information Hellenic Ministry of Economy and Finance, Balta Eleni Society) Special Secretariat for Digital Planning Greece Bandouraki Anna Marketing Katherimini Greece Bankual Agnès Sectorial Attachée French Embassy Greece Cabinet of the Secretary of State Mr. Ministry of Industry Barberá José Francisco Ros Spain Bell Robert A. Executive Director Intelligent Community Forum (ICF) USA Bélorgey François France Telecom France Benhamou Bernard Delegate on Internet Usage Ministry of Research and Higher Education France Berntzen Lasse Associate Professor Vestfold university college Norway Bhanou Christina Product Marketing Manager Cosmos Business Systems S.A Greece Bica Andreea Mihaela Structural Funding Consultant Calin Tatomir Cabinet Romania Bikakis Epaminondas-John Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs Greece Bin Hau Lung Mayor of Taipei Taipei City Hall Taiwan, Birkett Alison First Counsellor Information Society European Commission - INFSO B5 China Bithas Sotiris Telco Software Soultion Manager Intracom S.A. Telecom Solutions Greece Cofounder and co-director Institute Bloch Eyal Education for Sustainability, The David Yellin Academic College of education Israel Bodnar Patrick Executive Vice-President ADB & associates, ltd. USA Cabinet of Neelie Kroes, Commissioner for European Boix Alonso Lorena Deputy Head of Cabinet Competition Commission Bonnet Denis Consultant F.A.R.O.S International Consulting Greece Bougos Ioannis Hellenic Telecomunications Organisation (OTE S.A) Greece Bourantas Iraklis Director of Studies Athens Information Technology Greece Brand manager Marketing & Braziotis Chrysanthos Communications Dept Intracom S.A. Telecom Solutions Greece Broda Hellmuth VP Business Development First Ondemand Ldt Switzerland Broggi Danilo Oreste Chief Executive Officer Consip S.p.A. Italy Brown Kathryn Senior Vice-President Public Policy Verizon USA Bruno Alessandro Antonio Administrative Assistant Azienda ULSS n 9 Italy Bruno- Jofré Rosa Professor and Dean of Education Queen's University Canada Bus Jacques Head of Security Unit DG Information Society and Media, ICT Programme European Camhi Michel-Ange R&D Project Manager Atos Worldline Greece Camplan Armelle Representative Town of Valbonne France Carr Judith A. Founder and CEO Envision Consulting, LLC USA Chalavazis John Managing Director Teamworks Greece Chalkou Maria Director of One stop Shop City of Athens Greece Chamoux Jean - Pierre Professor Paris V-René Descartes University France Charalambakis Stelios Research Analyst - IT Markets IDC Greece Greece Charitakis Nectari Director Enterprise Business Unit Intracom S.A. Telecom Solutions Greece Taiwan, Industrial Technology Research Institute and Republic of Chen Hsing-Hsiung Division Director Industrial & Communications Research Lab China Chirca Florentina Marketing Assistant France Chmilewsky Lionel Executive Vice President, Proxim Wireless Proxim Wireless France Chouliaras George University of Athens Greece Chrysafidis Evangelos BMO Lead – Microsoft Hellas Microsoft Hellas Greece Chrysos Christos Project Manager Open Technology Services S.A , IDEAL-EU project Greece Subdirectora General de Organismos Internacionales de Telecomunicaciones y Organismos Internacionales de Telecomunicaciones Cimas Hernando Marta Sociedad de la Informaci¢n y Sociedad de la Informaci¢n Spain Coats William Sloan Intellectual Property Partner White & Case LLP USA General Secretary for Reserach & Techn, Ministry of Constantopoulos Nick Program Officer Development Greece Former Prime Minister- Presidente Cresson Edith Fondation Ecole de la Deuxième Chance Former France Prime Minister France Cristofini Patrice Director Strategic Partnerships Orange Healthcare Division (France Telecom) France Crousillat Caroline Chargée de Communication Division Santé Orange Healthcare France Da Silva Joao Director for Network and Communication DG Information Society and Media, Directorate D: European Dafnis Dimitrios Chairman & CEO Cosmos Business Systems S.A Greece David Alexis General Manager Infosystems Greece De Freitas Mario Alberto Santos Director ICP- ANACOM Portugal de Sa Victor-Emmanuel Partner Geneva Solutions Switzerland Deffay Aurélien Ingenieur d'Affaires Beingenious France Demiros Nikos Globitel Greece Digeni Shophia Journalist Eleftheros Greece ENISA - European Network and Information Security Dimitriou Giorgos Assistant to the Executive Director Agency Greece Diniza Tina Wind Hellas Greece Dodos Athanasios Deputy Minister office- Director Ministry of Interior Greece Donos George Hellenic Ministry of Justice Greece Drossou Alexandra Lawyer Greece Dziekan Michael Director of Research & Solutions Strategy Cognos - Office of Strategy, IBM Canada Economou Panagiotis Managing Director STEP Greece Evangelou Anastasios Product Manager Motodynamics SA Greece Fantana Nicolaie L. Life Cycle Science ABB AG Greece Feil Bengt TuTech Innovation GmbH', Germany Germany Political Scientist (CAND.), Project Manager National Center of Competence in Research Smartvote International, Project Coordinator (NCCR) of the University of Zurich in the Center for Felder Gabriela EU Profiler Democracy Aarau (ZDA Aarau) / Politiools-Political Switzerland Feroukas Apostolos Projects Director Information Society of Greece Greece Filipolapos Uni Systems Greece Finaz de Villaine Renaud Director Marketing & Communication Micropole Univers France Firlinger Beate Journalist ORF- Radio Austrian Broadcasting Corporation Austria Fondeur Jean-Christophe Director Research and Technology Business Sagem Security France Fotini Riga Lawer Faros Greece Fotiou Olga Researcher Greek Information Society Observatory Greece Fouseki Tonia Director So Fine Greece Friis Jorgen Deputy Director-General European Telecommunications Standards Institute - France Fytros Evangelos E. Projetc Manager Hellenic Telecomunications Organisation (OTE S.A) Greece Gambierakis Georgios Councilor of Public Relations General Consumers Federation of Greece - INKA - Greece China information industry association, the Iinvestment Association China, Advisory committee Director, Vice President, Senior Engineer for state informatizatio; Member Intervist Society of Gao Xinmin Professor China (ACSI, Internet Society of China) China Gauthey Gabrielle Member of Board, Membre du College ARCEP - Autorité‚ de Regulation des France Gayet Isabelle Assistant Senator Pierre Laffitte France Georgiou Katerina Marketing Department Cosmos Business Systems S.A. Greece Giannatos Konstantinos Managing Director DAEM, City of Athens IT Company Greece Hellenic Ministry of Economy and Finance, Special Giannopoulou Ada Director Secretariat for Digital Planning Greece Director, Human Factors Institute Professor, Center for Information and Communication Ball State University Center for Information & Gillette Jay Edwin Sciences Communication Sciences USA Ginatzis Pavlos Wireless Solutions Engineer Space Hellas S.A. Greece Gizikis Alexis e-ISOTIS Greece González Jaime Commercial Attaché Embassy of Spain in Athens. Greece Goulandris Vassilis Strategic Planner of e-dialogos City of Trikala Greece Grannas Mikael Chairman of the board Archipelago Networks LTD Finland French director,of the Sino-French IT Lab Grumbach Stephane LIAMA, Beijing INRIA China Hadoulis John Agence France Presse (Media) Greece Hart Thomas Regulatory Expert EU-China Information Society Project China Harutyunyan Robert General Director Armenian Development Agency Armenia Haselmayer Sascha Director
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