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CONFIRMED SPEAKERS 2013 – VISIT OFTEN FOR UPDATES
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Ramon De Leon | |
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Bob Murray | |
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Mario Di Prizio | |
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Tery Howard As the CTO, Howard is responsible for managing and directing the technology initiatives and strategic direction of business operations at the Miami Dolphins and Sun Life Stadium. Her primary focus includes infrastructure, telecommunications, business systems and broadcast media, converging the technologies and services to position Sun Life Stadium and the Miami Dolphins at the forefront of the industry. After successfully deploying FanVision at Sun Life Stadium for the Miami Dolphins, Howard was tapped by owner Stephen Ross in 2010 to lead the company's deployment, distribution and activation of FanVision to twelve NFL and two NCAA stadiums. Howard also oversaw the expansion of the program at Sun Life Stadium to 25,000 devices, the largest deployment of any stadium. Respected throughout the industry, Howard is frequently called upon to contribute to IT presentations, panel discussions and workshops. Under her leadership, Sun Life Stadium and the Miami Dolphins were recognized by InfoWorld as one of the "Top 100" companies who have made the best use of technology to enhance their business, and was also recognized by PC Magazine as one of the "Top 10" companies that are using technology in intelligent ways to improve their business. Howard was also recognized by Sports Business Journal in 2011 as a Game Changer in Sports for her innovation and impact to the sports industry. Howard was also a finalist for the Technology Leader of the Year Award at the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce. In addition to her responsibilities within the Dolphins' organization, Howard is also actively involved in various community initiatives and advisory boards, providing guidance and a leadership role in the community and beyond. Howard earned a Bachelor of Science and a Masters in Business Administration from Florida International University (FIU), and resides in Miami Beach with her husband Eric Howard and three children, Natalie, Charlie and Monica. | |
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Bill Deichler | |
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Asif R. Khan Prior to launching The LBMA, Asif worked with companies as diverse as Limited Brands, IBM, Baxter Pharmaceuticals, Molson-Coors, Communispace, BestBuy, American Airlines, ScotiaBank, and Sears. You can listen to Asif's weekly podcast - This Week In Location-Based Marketing every Monday at 10am. An avid technology evangelist, Asif also holds degrees in economics and management sciences from the University of Waterloo, blogs at www.asifrkhan.com and can be found on Twitter at: @AsifRKhan and @TheLBMA
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Mark Horwedel | |
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David Baldwin Prior to assuming his current role, Baldwin spent close to three years as the Vice President of Card Services for Value Pay Services LLC, IPC's wholly-owned subsidiary that manages and operates a number of key technology services for SUBWAY® franchisees. Initiatives included significantly increasing sales for the SUBWAY® Card program, internalizing the processing of credit cards in the United States and developing and deploying End to End Encryption technology to the system, to secure the POS. Baldwin has more than 20 years' experience in retail, technology and payments. Prior to IPC, he was Vice President of Sales and Client Management at Chockstone, where he and his team worked with leading national retailers like Brinker (Chili's) and Ticketmaster to personalize the consumer experience at the Point of Sale through gift, rewards and loyalty programs. He is a graduate of Michigan State University with a BA in Liberal Arts. | |
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Tripp Sessions | |
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Jonathan Stephen Prior to his tenure with JetBlue, Jonathan was the Director of Global Industry Initiatives with the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA), where he was responsible for coordinating the various committees of the organization as well as responsible for the MMA's strategic initiatives, overseeing and publishing guidelines, best practices and educational tools for mobile media and marketing. His past has also included various roles throughout the mobile ecosystem having worked at companies such as Motorola, Vindigo, and Flurry. | |
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Scott Shakespeare In 2012, Scott is set to meet a formidable challenge - overseeing the brand change of the 50-year old FINA fuel name to the new ALON brand in Texas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arizona and Arkansas. Maintaining the loyalty of longtime customers while building a new brand will involve a deft touch and a sharp eye. Fortunately, Scott has both. Prior to Alon Brands Scott was the Director of Marketing at the Salt Lake City based convenience store chain Maverik, Inc., a 200+ store company in 7 inter-mountain states. At Maverik, Scott created and launched numerous innovative images and promotional programs including 360° illustrated store murals, a Lamborghini giveaway, digitally enhanced loyalty programs and a 3-year adventure reality television show. Shakespeare began his professional career in Seattle, Washington designing food packaging, moving to creative staffing and then to automotive aftermarket design for taking his skills to the retail environment. Scott lives in Dallas, Texas with his wife and 4 children. | |
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Parthiv Sheth | |
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Nick Sheth | |
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John Hilton | |
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Dee O'Malley | |
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Lee Jurgens | |
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Ronnie London | |
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Miko Matsumura Miko is based in Silicon Valley and has created shareholder value through buying and selling many companies. He is a Limited Partner with Focus Ventures, a VC firm with over a half billion dollars under management. Matsumura served as Vice President and Chief Strategist at Software AG, where he played a key role in the M&A team that drove Software AG from under a half billion to over one billion dollars in annual revenue through acquisitions. He joined Software AG through their $38M cash acquisition of webMethods, where he served as Vice President of SOA Product Marketing. He joined webMethods through their acquisition of Infravio where he served as Vice President of Worldwide Marketing. Previously, he was Chief Java Evangelist for the Java Platform at Sun Microsystems. He has worked extensively with software startup companies, raising more than $12 million in capital for silicon valley and overseas startups. He has worked extensively with investment bankers, venture capital firms and startups in an advisory capacity. Matsumura holds an MBA from San Francisco State University and a master's degree in neuroscience from Yale University. Matsumura was named at Cloud Expo 2009 West as one of the World's 30 Most Influential Virtualization Bloggers. He is the author of the book "SOA Adoption for Dummies". He was recently selected to be a Keynote Speaker for Social Media Week in San Francisco. His work has been covered in publications such as Newsweek, TechCrunch,VentureBeat, and WIRED Magazine. He is a contributing author to Broadband Convergent and has written for Forbes. | |
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Glenn Tinley Currently Glenn leads MEXIA’s Board of Directors, an accomplished group of business professionals who are respected leaders in their respective industries, in the growth and direction of Mexia. Glenn lives in Winnipeg, Canada with his wife and 2 children. | |
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