Kira is co-founder and COO of Craft AG. She is a specialist for business development and financial development for new business models and monetization strategies.

Titusz Pan is an entrepreneur and open-source developer. He is the inventor and architect of the ISCC. As co-founder and CEO of Craft AG, he has been developing media technology projects and incubations since the year 2000.

Sebastian is entrepreneur and consultant in the media industries with a focus on digital innovation. He is the founder and CEO of Liccium B.V. 

Roanie Levy is an internationally recognized advocate for creator rights, seamlessly bridging the domains of intellectual property law, content rights management, and advanced technologies to champion the interests of creators and rightsholders.

She previously held the roles of CEO and President at Access Copyright, a Copyright Management Organization that distributed millions of dollars each year in licensing royalties to creators and publishers. She also directed Prescient Innovations, the innovation lab of Access Copyright, where she focused on the future of rights management and content monetization using blockchain, AI, and other emerging technologies. (Photo by Jennifer Rowsom)

Philippe Rixhon is a systems and policy engineer working on value flows in content ecosystems and the holistic implementation of copyright law. He is currently blueprinting Electronic Markets for Media Assets and their underlying rights register. (Photo: Private)

​Since 2017, Frank has kept true to his professional motto: ‘Boosting Creative Industries with a passion for tech, quality and people’. He persistently strives to utilize forward-thinking technologies to create innovative, high-quality solutions that put people’s needs first.

As CEO of Content.Agent, Frank currently concentrates on preparing the audiovisual industry for the future of content trading. His mission: providing the right tools for effective data management, transparent rights-handling and efficient license trading.

In 2013, Lambert founded the Open Science Lab at TIB, in Hannover, Germany. The lab runs a number of national and international grant projects, focussing mostly on the development of open research infrastructures (e.g. researcher profile systems based on linked open data), and creative use cases for digital collections in libraries, archives and museums, e.g. through hackathons. (Photo: Lilli Iliev (WMDE) / CC BY-SA)