Adeline Chin is a co-founder of 3 legal related companies, namely: LawTech Malaysia, a homegrown LawTech ecosystem builder and the organiser behind Malaysia’s first ever LawTech Hackathon; Law Asia 365, a knowledge management (KM) consultancy firm specialising in KM for the legal practice; and Cyrus Book Store, a digital book retailer specialising in the sale of law book titles from Malaysia, UK, Hong Kong and many other jurisdictions, and the first mobile app enabled specialist book store in Malaysia.

A University of London law graduate and an MBA holder from Sydney Business School, Adeline has been trailblazing a progressive form of legal KM since 2012. She has authored several whitepapers and publications relating to KM and legal technology, and was a guest speaker at numerous conferences both domestically and abroad.

In her capacity as a KM professional, Adeline has designed, spearheaded and implemented innovative knowledge projects that humanize the law through infusion of technology. She currently sits as a member of the Tech Expert Committee established under the auspices of the Asian International Arbitration Centre (AIAC), and is a Steering Committee Member of the Asia-Pacific Legal Innovation and Technology Association (ALITA).

Amir has worked in Private Practice for 21 years for a few leading firms of Solicitors who specialised in Dispute Resolution, Insolvency, together with Company & Commercial work at senior management level. He was also Head of Litigation for a Midlands based National Leasing Plc.

Amir was invited to join the High Court Enforcement Officers Association (formally known as the High Court Sheriff`s Association) firstly at John Marston & Co (now Marston Group) where he was Client Relationship Manager for over three years before joining High Court Enforcement Group as Director of Client Services and Business Development. Amir has over 34 years of experience in both the Legal and Enforcement Sectors in the UK.

Amir is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Credit Managers (FCICM) and is a member of CICM’s Think Tank and Technical Committee. CICM overseas & is responsible for £4 Trillion of Trade Debt in the UK and abroad.

Additionally, Amir was elected to the post of Vice Chairman of the CCUA (Civil Court Users Association) in September 2009, (Acting Chairman from February 2015 to October 2015) and served as Chairman of both their National Council & Events Steering Committees. The Association is charged with airing and addressing the concerns of all Civil Court Users in England and Wales at the very highest levels of Government, Ministry of Justice (MOJ), and Her Majesty’s Courts & Tribunal Service (HMCTS) to include all other Stakeholders concerned with Policy Change within the Civil Realm.

The CCUA generates £610 Million of Revenue per annum for HMCTS in Court Issue Fees alone.

The CCUA is the Lead Partner HMCTS has on their £1.2 Billion Court Reform Programme with a delivery date of 2023 (also known as the Briggs’ Reforms, named after Lord Briggs’ Review of the Civil Court Structure in England & Wales back in 2015 and before being elevated to The Supreme Court).

Amir sits on the Law Advisory Board at Coventry University.

The Civil Court Users Association represents the interests of the collective Creditor, Legal & Enforcement Sectors combined.

Amir stepped down as Chairman of the CCUA in September this year after 11 years on the Board.

Andrzej Omietański is an associate at White & Case, based in London. He has worked with clients including Vale, BNP Paribas and MineHub. Andrzej’s practice focuses primarily on the mining & metals sector, with interdisciplinary experience working on commodities, project finance, corporate, public/private M&A, private equity, capital markets transactions, financial restructurings and liquidations and “innovative” transactions (involving distributed ledger technologies in the mining sector) across Europe and the Americas.

Andrzej co-authored “Rise of digital finance: Tokenising mining & metals assets”, and “Digitalising the mining & metals global supply chain: Rise of blockchain and the smart contract”.

Andrzej recently represented (i) MineHub, a mining & metals supply chain blockchain platform, on its consortium arrangements and development of its blockchain ecosystem and (ii) Vale on a consortium blockchain project.

Director of Underwriting and Data Science Strategies, Corporate Counsel 
at Parabellum Capital LLC 

ANGELA C. NI is a Director and Corporate Counsel at Parabellum Capital LLC in New York City where she heads underwriting for all investment verticals. As a member of the investment team, she is responsible for the analysis, due diligence, and evaluation of investment merits and risks.  

Ms. Ni also leads Parabellum’s data science strategies and its effort in integrating cognitive and advanced analytic levers to provide data-driven insights for litigation outcome analysis. Ms. Ni has spoken at various forums on litigation funding as well as legal tech, and was recently recognized as a 2020 Thought Leader in Third-Party Funding by Who’s Who Legal. 

Prior to joining Parabellum, Ms. Ni litigated complex IP and commercial cases for over 12 years at firms, including Paul Hastings LLP, Darby & Darby P.C., and Robins Kaplan LLP. While in private practice, Ms. Ni was named a Rising Star in IP Litigation by Super Lawyers for multiple consecutive years and recognized among the Top Women Attorneys in the New York Metro Area. 

Ms. Ni received her B.S. from MIT, M.P.H. from Yale University, and graduated, cum laude, from the University of Minnesota Law School. She serves on the Board of Directors for the Association of Yale Alumni in Public Health and the MIT Educational Council. 

Antony is Chief Commercial Officer at NEM Software, where he is responsible for the development of next generation hybrid enterprise blockchain solutions.

With 20 years experience in retail and emerging technology, Antony is one of the leading experts in the enterprise blockchain space. He has practical experience working with leading global organisations in developing strategies and implementing enterprise blockchain solutions.

As former Innovation Strategy Director at Oracle Corporation, he developed their Go To Market strategy for blockchain apps in the EMEA region. He also served as Managing Director of DXC Technology, a global technology consultancy, where he led their blockchain practice, delivering over 50 projects and building a global team. In 2018, Antony co-founded the Retail Blockchain Consortium alongside University College London’s (UCL) Centre for Blockchain Technology, Oracle and MonoChain, to drive blockchain adoption across the retail value chain.

Antony is the author of ‘Commercializing Blockchain: Strategic Applications in the Real World’, which was published in 2019 by Wiley. This book comprises research and findings from thirteen global experts in blockchain, as well his own significant experience in the Blockchain space.

In addition to his role at NEM Software, Antony served as a Board Advisor to the UK Government on Blockchain, a guest lecturer for UCL Blockchain Programme, an Advisor to two blockchain startups, a keynote speaker and Author of the #1 best seller ‘The Retail Handbook’.

Dr Aseel Zimmo is the Advisor to the Minister of Justice Bahrain.

Daniel Turgel is a partner in our global M&A and Corporate practice based in London. He advises on public and private M&A, fundraisings, joint ventures and broader corporate matters, with extensive experience in high-profile and complex cross-border transactions.

Daniel advises across a range of sectors, including technology, media and telecoms, energy, pharmaceutical, real estate, financial sponsors and financial institutions.

Farah has over 20 years’ experience in the Middle East.  She was instrumental to the growth and success of prominent development companies, Omniyat and Al Mazaya Holdings (publicly listed – Dubai, Kuwait and Qatar) and has worked for the region’s most prominent leaders and visionaries.  

Farah is a proven right hand to the CEO and the Board and is known as the strategic support and execution capability for the group. She is an experienced Chief Legal Officer and executive board member and is known for her ability to structure and grow startups to billion-dollar entities, motivate and lead strong teams and provide clear and focused legal, corporate and investment support across all industry sectors. 

Farah has led government to government transactions for and on behalf of the Government of Dubai, Government of Oman, Emirate of Ajman and has represented investment and quasi- government entities in the GCC region. She is known for her charismatic negotiation skills combined with finance, investment and legal expertise that enable her to negotiate and structure complex transactions from inception to completion. 

Farah Zafar was previously the Chief Legal Officer for The Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia – AMAALA where she established the governance and regulatory framework required for new destinations in the Kingdom together with all supporting legal, governance, commercial, corporate, development, infrastructure and investment matters thereof. 

Farah was also the Head of Capital Transactions for Dubai Holding where she was responsible for structuring, negotiating and closing corporate and commercial transactions from a financial, investment and legal perspective. She successfully secured over AED 11.3bn worth of inward project capital due to her ability to secure and structure local, foreign and institutional capital. 

Prior roles also include, Sole In-house Legal Counsel Engineers Office (private office of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum), Chief Legal Officer for Omniyat, Chief Legal Officer for Tanween.  

Farah is a UK qualified solicitor, admitted to the Supreme Court of England & Wales in 2000. 

Farah holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Economics from the University of London, CPE and LPC from the College of Law, Guildford. 

She has been featured on the Front Cover of Citizen K Arabia, Arabian Business and has been featured in Al Sharikah, Hia, Harpers Bazaar and is fondly known as the “Rockstar Lawyer”  

Awards include:  

• Legal CEO of the Year at the prestigious CEO Middle East Awards 2019 
• Woman of the Year at the renowned Big Project Middle East Awards 2019 
• General Counsel of the Year at the Oath Middle East Legal Awards 2019 
• General Counsel of the Year Middle East Legal Awards 2020.  

Gareth Presch is a global healthcare thought leader and the Founder and CEO of the World Health Innovation Summit. He is the Expert Lead on SDG3 for the UNGSII Foundation, Co-President, One Health Romania, Vice Chair GWI SDG Initiative, Strategic Partnerships SolaVieve and a Member of the Vatican COVID19 Commission.  

H.E Sheikh Khalid Bin Ali Al-Khalifa is the Minister of Justice of the country of Bahrain.

Jenifer Swallow is Director of LawtechUK, a government-backed initiative to transform the legal sector through technology. Jenifer is a lawyer, business executive and consultant with extensive experience helping high growth tech companies, including leadership roles at Yahoo! and TransferWise, recognised in the GC Legal 500 PowerList, 2019 Most Influential Women in Payments, and Chambers Global 100 most influential General Counsel. Jenifer is a mother to 2 boys and is passionate about equality and human well-being.

Jeremy is the CEO of Jameson Legal, an award-winning international legal recruitment company with offices in London, Abu Dhabi, and Hong Kong. Clients include top US and UK law firms, sovereign wealth funds, and major corporates.

Jeremy qualified as a solicitor with leading shipping law firm Ince & Co in London before working as a private equity lawyer with Pinsent Masons. He moved into recruitment in 2004 and became a senior director of a boutique legal recruitment company in Singapore before returning to London to establish Jameson Legal in 2010.

Jeremy was recently appointed an advisory board member to fast growing legal tech company App4Legal. He has also established Jameson Legal Tech, an advisory consultancy working with technology companies to grow their client base in the legal sector.

Kim is a communication trainer with a global track record of successful client stories across Europe, the US and the Middle East. She is a TEDx speaker and a webinar host. Her book “The Right Kind of Loud: Finding Your Communication Voice” is part of the curriculum at several business schools.

Since the pandemic started, Kim has been supporting clients to boost their impact through the screen as speakers and meeting hosts as well as getting them ready for video creation. Kim is also the creator of the zoominar series “The Right Kind of Loud for Virtual Sessions”.

Laura Fauqueur is a Director for the Masters in Legal Tech of the CEU Institute of Advanced Management, the first onsite Masters fully dedicated to Legaltech taught in Spanish language.

Apart from giving lectures, she also works as an international consultant in innovation, digital transformation and tech implementation for the legal industry, and as a service design facilitator. She is the co-founder of Madrid Legal Hackers and is affiliated with a number of associations such as WLW Women in a Legal World, Inkietos, Avotech and ACIJUR.

Laura holds a BA in English and French philology and translation, and a Masters in Conference Interpreting. She started her carrier as a court interpreter. Later on she worked within a law firm as a legal translator, then as a marketer, and she understood the legal industry needed to (but didn’t!) embrace technology.

She then trained and became a legaltech enabler and evangelist. Before her current positions, Laura co-founded the “Instituto de Innovación Legal” and used to be an ambassador for the European Legal Tech Association.

Laura was awarded the European Women in Tech 2020– Legaltech category – by the UK Department on International Trade, and is among the nominees for the Women in Legaltech Award.

Dr. Lena El-Malak is a Senior Associate in the Technology, Media and Telco practice of Bird & Bird, based in Dubai. Prior to joining Bird & Bird, Lena worked as the lead commercial attorney for Microsoft Gulf and as the legal counsel for Bayt.com, the Middle East’ leading job site. Before becoming a commercial attorney, Lena has spent several years working as a legal and development consultant for international organizations and regional not for profits. She is a vocal advocate of diversity and inclusion in the tech sector and legal field. She has launched a Women in Tech network at her firm in Dubai earlier this year and has been managing a joint initiative and mentorship program with Middlesex University and Microsoft aimed at empowering law students with the skills they need to embark in legal careers. Lena is a US qualified attorney and holds a PhD in International Law from SOAS, University of London.  

Lucy Pert, Partner for Hausfeld London, possesses almost 20 years of commercial dispute resolution experience with a focus on financial services, contentious restructuring, insolvency, trusts and shareholder disputes.

She has extensive experience of managing international, cross-border litigation, working frequently in the Chancery and Queen’s Bench Divisions of the English High Court (including Commercial Court) and Court of Appeal, and, has also conducted several commercial arbitrations under the LCIA, ICC and ad hoc rules. Lucy’s clients – who often act adverse to large financial institutions – include corporates, high net worth individuals, hedge funds, private equity funds and insolvency practitioners.

Ludwig Bull is the CEO @ CourtCorrect Textagram.

His life’s goal is to replace every single Terms and Conditions page on the internet with a simple summary of your rights. Ludwig’s background is in artificial intelligence and software engineering. Before starting CourtCorrect Textagram, he developed AI-based risk assessment algorithms for the litigation finance industry.

Ludwig has published a number of research papers and remains involved in academic projects at Imperial College London and Cambridge, where he studied. He also teaches corporate leaders about AI a few days a year at a business school in Zurich. Originally from Germany, Ludwig has lived in the US and the UK for the past decade and is based in London. 

A member of the Leadership Team with responsibility for strategy, planning, performance, change and improvement across the Global Legal function. Accountability for National Grid’s Operational Excellence programmes across the function (Risk and Compliance, Assurance, UK / US Legal and Company Secretariat). Accountability for all legal services for National Grid’s property portfolio.

Attorney specializing in corporate law with experience in providing legal services & solutions in the areas of Foreign Investments, Corporate Matters, Employment, Cyber-Crimes, E-Commerce and Technology, Intellectual Property & Bankruptcy Law.

Apart from her law firm, Nasreen also worked as an attorney at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP in association with The Law Firm of Salah Al-Hejailan for five years.

Nasreen also participates in charitable work and provide advice in family law matters, in addition to helping women in Saudi Arabia understand their rights.

Nasreen is the founder of KnowYourRights mobile application aimed to empower Saudi women and educate them in their legal rights.

Nick specialises in high value and complex litigation commonly arising from contractual disputes, professional negligence, personal injury, clinical negligence, contentious probate, and land and property disputes. Nick began his career in costs in 2001.

He qualified as an Associate of the Association of Law Costs Draftsmen (now known as the Association of Costs Lawyers) in January 2009 and became a Fellow in January 2011. Following the association being granted reserved legal activities under the Legal Services Act in 2007, he was admitted as a costs lawyer in 2011. Nick worked in-house from 2001, initially attaining Associate status, and thereafter becoming Director of Costs and a fixed share partner for a Top 100 law firm. In 2011, Nick created Paragon Costs Solutions which now has offices in London and Bristol. Clients have included many top 100 law firms, niche commercial practices, local authorities, insurers and international banks.

In 2020 Nick created Legal Costs Resolutions which provides a bespoke ADR service for costs disputes. Known for always being commercial and practical, colleagues and clients appreciate how thoroughly Nick assesses the merits in any claims before giving his experienced and realistic advice. Nick was President of Bristol Law Society (2018/19). He currently sits on the UWE Law advisory board, Bristol City Council’s Economic advisory board, is an Enterprise Advisor through WECA and a Trustee for Quartet Community Foundation.

Nick is a frequent public speaker, having spoken at numerous costs seminars, including Personal Injury and Dispute Resolution conferences, and the Legal Futures Civil Litigation conference in London. He is a member of Lexis PSL’s Dispute Resolution Expert Panel and has provided many legal commentaries.

Nikhil Vadgama is the Deputy Director and a Research Associate of the UCL Centre for Blockchain Technologies. He is also an Adjunct Teaching Fellow in Fintech and Emerging Business Technologies at the UCL School of Management and Department of Computer Science.

He has orchestrated numerous educational programmes including the Master’s in Financial Technology and Master’s in Emerging Digital Technologies at UCL and a Blockchain MOOC on the FutureLearn platform. His commercial experience has spanned multiple sectors including Education, Real Estate and Fintech globally in both the public and private sector.

Most recently he has been involved in the commercialisation of and publication of academic research in the AI and Blockchain domains. He has previously worked globally as an Investment Banker for HSBC. Nikhil holds an MBA from INSEAD, an MPhys from the University of Oxford and has passed all three levels of the CFA Programme.

Raka is a Senior Counsel and Head of our Intellectual Property and Data Protection practice at Galadari Advocates & Legal Consultants.

She brings a wealth of experience in high profile projects and transactions in IP Auditing, advisory roles for any IP or commercial IP issues (advertisement issues, consumer protection laws, review of product warranties, social media terms, product guidelines, privacy issues, data protection etc.), IP prosecution, brand clearance and opposition, anti-counterfeiting and all the related contentious issues.

Raka was recently successful in representing a major retail group in an unfair trade practices and unfair competition issue regarding a social media post.

Rebecca, who leads the White & Case Global Mining & Metals Industry Group, is a mining and metals sector expert who brings an industry-focused approach to every aspect of her work. She has forged her expertise as in-house counsel at BHP and in private practice at top law firms in Australia, New York and London. Rebecca brings her knowledge and experience to a broad range of transactions across the mining & metals sector globally, regularly taking the lead on financing, M&A/corporate, project development and restructuring transactions, as well as operational improvement and best practice projects for corporate clients.

Rebecca co-authored “Rise of digital finance: Tokenising mining & metals assets”, and “Digitalising the mining & metals global supply chain: Rise of blockchain and the smart contract”.

Rebecca recently represented MineHub, a mining & metals supply chain blockchain platform, on its consortium arrangements and development of its blockchain ecosystem.

Richard is a partner in the litigation department of Spector Constant & Williams. Richard specialises in commercial litigation across a number of sectors and often involving international elements. Richard has acted in a number of high profile cases and was heavily involved in the litigation that arose from the collapse of Lehman Brothers.

The administrators of Lehman Brothers chose Richard and his team to be involved in resolving what should happen to the money left in Lehman Brothers’ client pool. Richard has been involved in a number of cross border litigation cases and acted successfully for the claimants in Harlequin Property (SVG) Ltd & Anr v Wilkins Kennedy in which Richard’s client was awarded over £10,000,000 in damages and costs.

The case was listed in The Lawyer’s top 20 cases of 2016. The case was also the largest reported case to have been undertaken on a Damages Based Agreement (“DBA”). The DBA was subsequently challenged and settled on the third day of the trial to determine its validity. Richard’s style is to be strong, focused and persistent to achieve his clients’ aims.

Shannon Salter is the Chair of the Civil Resolution Tribunal, Canada’s first online tribunal resolving small claims, condominium disputes, and motor vehicle accident disputes. She is also an adjunct professor at the UBC Allard School of Law, teaching administrative law and legal ethics and professional regulation. She earned her BA and LLB from UBC, and her LLM from the University of Toronto.

Ms. Salter was a BC Supreme Court judicial law clerk before practicing civil litigation at a large Vancouver firm. She has served as a vice chair of the Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal, vice president of the BC Council of Administrative Tribunals, and on the College of Registered Nurses of BC. Ms. Salter is currently a director of the BC Financial Services Authority, a Law Society of British Columbia disciplinary hearing panel member, board member of the Canadian Legal Information Institute (CanLII), and a director of Lexum.

She is a co-author of the BC Administrative Decision Maker’s Manual, as well as a number of legal journal articles. In 2017, Ms. Salter was named one of the 25 Top Most Influential Lawyers in Canada, and was previously recognized as one of Canada’s New Law Pioneers by the Canadian Bar Association and an Access to Justice All-Star by the National Self-Represented Litigants Project (NSLAP).

She received the Adam Albright award for outstanding teaching by an adjunct professor in 2016. Ms. Salter is also a fellow of the National Centre for Technology and Dispute Resolution at the University of Massachusetts and a visiting professor at the Sir Zelman Cowan Centre in Victoria University in Melbourne.

Sharin is the Group Chief Legal and Compliance Officer at Fusionex International, a technology market leader specialising in Big Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things and IR 4.0.

Having more than a decade of multi-jurisdictional experience specialising in the fields of technology, mergers and acquisitions, corporate, banking and finance, Sharin provides strategic legal advice to the Group, leading a team that oversees all contractual matters and negotiations. She also works closely
with key stakeholders, pillar heads and regional leads across the business to fortify regulatory compliance within the Group.

Her role also extends to lending commercial insights to the Group, based
on skills honed in the course of her career to ensure business of the Group continues without disruption.

Sonica is an experienced commercial solicitor, with varied multi-jurisdictional cross border transactional knowledge; and has experience in a wide range of sectors including retail (online and brick and mortar), F&B, FMCG, automotive, hotels and aviation.

Sonica was born and raised in London. She has an English Literature Honours degree from Sussex University and subsequently attended the College of Law where she undertook both the GDL and LPC courses before qualifying as a solicitor with boutique London law firm Memery Crystal LLP.

Upon qualifying, Sonica transitioned in-house where she moved to Kuwait to work for M. H. Alshaya W.L.L., a privately owned multi-national conglomerate. Here she assisted predominantly with franchising, distribution and business development; and it is here that she developed her passion for commercial transactions. Moving on, Sonica did a small stint at flydubai (Emirate Airline’s low-cost sister airline) assisting with their legal IT Portfolio, before relocating to the reputable Al Futtaim Group (a leading global franchise operator), which is where she works today.

Initially, Sonica was hired for the Commercial Legal Team in Dubai. However, within the year, Sonica was relocated to Singapore to oversee the Asia operations where she is currently Head of Legal for Robinsons and RSH Group of companies; the Al Futtaim retail business that holds over 30 well-known household brands across 8 APAC territories.

I support FinTech & Blockchain Supply Chain & Trade Finance Platforms who are seeking to achieve growth through Investment, Joint Venture Partnerships & direct Client Acquisition in EU & UK markets. Essentially, matching people with people who can work together to achieve a combined, aligned objective in their field. EQ with IQ is the winning formula.

My expertise lies within driving Growth & Business Development Strategies from a blank canvas, profile raising the brands I work for in new markets both directly & through developing reciprocal relationships with Key Business Introducers & Intermediaries, building a global high profile Corporate & Professional network of key connections.

Susanne Chishti is the CEO of FINTECH Circle, Europe’s 1st Investor Network focused on fintech investments & Founder of the FINTECH Circle Institute, the leading fintech learning platform offering Innovation Workshops to C-level executives and fintech courses. She is also the Co-Editor of the Bestseller “The FINTECH Book” which has been translated into 10 languages and is sold across 107 countries, The WealthTECH Book, The InsurTECH Book, The PAYTECH Book, The AI Book and The LEGALTECH Book (published by WILEY in 2020)

She has also been a fintech TV Commentator on CNBC and is a guest lecturer on financial technology at the University of Cambridge and Warwick Business School. 
 
After completing her MBA she started her career working for a fintech company (before the term “fintech” was being invented) in the Silicon Valley 25 years ago. She then worked more than 15 years’ across Deutsche Bank, Lloyds Banking Group, Morgan Stanley and Accenture in London and Hong Kong. 

Susanne is an award-winning Entrepreneur and Investor with strong FINTECH expertise. She is a Judge & Coach at global FINTECH events and competitions and a conference keynote speaker. Susanne leads a global community of 200,000 fintech entrepreneurs, investors, financial services professionals globally (www.fintechcircle.com). Our advisory practise includes leading financial institutions as clients such as Societe Generale, BNP Paribas and UK’s innovation agency NESTA which appointed us as partner for the £5 million Open Up Challenge Prize to work on Open Banking initiatives for SME Banking in the UK.

I believe that commercial innovation is fundamental to human creativity and the development of sustainable trading relationships. My experience has shown me that academia and business do not invest sufficiently in creating the necessary skills or structure for commercial competence to flourish. In 1999 I established a non-profit Association – IACCM – with the mission to inspire change. And it is working!

Trade lies at the foundation of human prosperity and progress. Through enhanced commercial policies and practices, we achieve greater integrity and success in our trading relationships. These are supported by new forms of contract, designed to achieve economic benefit. IACCM lies at the heart of a growing movement, providing research, ideas and practical insights to those with the courage to think and act differently.

My career included successful growth in corporate banking, automotive, aerospace and technology industries, plus leadership of start-ups. Today, I travel the world, meeting and speaking with major corporations, government officials, politicians, NGOs, academics and entrepreneurs, spreading belief that we can do things better. My words are backed by the strength of research and practical examples of the benefit that comes from enabling commercial innovation.

Specialties: Public speaking. Creative, entrepreneur, research and analysis of complex organization / business opportunities. Funtional and organizational design, global business development, negotiation and management of complex contracts, international business, marketing, collaboration and networking – creating opportunities for others

Yasmine Afifi is a seasoned in-house counsel with 15+ years of experience in leading Fortune Global 500 Corporations. During her career, Yasmine has advised on multiple jurisdictions including GCC, North Africa and Turkey and has led complex negotiations and deal structuring for major flagship projects with key public sector organizations across the region. Yasmine specializes in cloud computing, cybersecurity and data protection laws and regulations.