Leading drama producers define future scripted trends at Content London

Bruna Papandrea, Jane Tranter, Julie Gardner, Nicola Shindler, Andy Serkis, Jonathan Cavendish, Sue Vertue, Walter Iuzzolino, Jo McGrath and Patty Ishimoto will discuss the future of scripted production at Content London 2022.

The leading drama producers will discuss how they’re advancing scripted content to meet the demands of evolving international audiences.

Alongside the established Drama programme, this year Content London will run three full days of Formats & Factual, confirming its position as the most vital development marketplace across the drama and unscripted global business.

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Joining the line-up:

Bruna Papandrea
Founder and CEO
Made Up Stories
Emmy-winning producer, Papandrea is the founder and CEO of Made Up Stories, a development, production and finance company that amplifies distinctive voices to tell unforgettable stories about the diversity of human experience, driven primarily by multifaceted females on and off-screen. Through Made Up Stories, Papandrea has recently produced a number of television series including: Netflix’s hit shows Pieces of Her starring Toni Colette and Anatomy of a Scandal starring Sienna Miller; the anthology Roar for Apple TV+; and the genre-bending romantic comedy Wolf Like Me for Peacock that was recently renewed for a second season. Together Papandrea and Made Up Stories also executive produced The Undoing, starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant, directed by Susanne Bier and created by David E. Kelley, which was HBO’s most watched series of 2020. Upcoming, she produced the Amazon series The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart starring Sigourney Weaver and the Netflix film Luckiest Girl Alive starring Mila Kunis. Prior to Made Up Stories, Papandrea executive produced the HBO hit series Big Little Lies.

Jane Tranter
Founder
Bad Wolf
Tranter’s impression and contribution to British television has had a global impact. Her involvement in Doctor Who back in 2005 skyrocketed it to the top and the creation of Torchwood (2011) made an everlasting fanbase. Tranter has been an executive producer on a long list of successful shows and TV movies since 1995 and eventually created the global production company, Bad Wolf, back in 2015. Since then, Tranter has executively produced an array of series from A Discovery of Witches (2018-2022), I Hate Suzie (2020), Succession (2018-2021), Industry (2020-2022) to His Dark Materials (2019-2022).

Julie Gardner
Founder
Bad Wolf
Gardner cofounded Bad Wolf with Jane Tranter in 2015 after they had worked together on both sides of the Atlantic at the BBC. Originally from South Wales and now based in LA, Gardner’s career started as a secretary on the BAFTA winning BBC series Our Friends in The North. After a stint in BBC drama series on titles such as Silent Witness, Gardner moved to London Weekend Television where, she first worked with writers Russell T Davies and Andrew Davies. In 2003 she returned to the BBC as head of drama, BBC Wales where she spearheaded the revival of Doctor Who and launched new series Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures. Since launching Bad Wolf, Gardner has developed and executive produced the acclaimed I Hate Suzie (Sky Atlantic/HBO Max); and in 2019 set up and runs sister company Bad Wolf America. In 2014 Gardner was made an MBE for her contribution to the growth of the television industry in Wales.

Nicola Shindler
Executive producer and CEO
Quay Street Productions
Shindler OBE is a prolific, multi award-winning British television producer, who has worked with some of the most lauded names in television and created some of its most memorable series.
With over 25 years’ experience in television, Shindler has produced some of the UK’s most successful and award-winning dramas, including It’s A Sin (Ch4/ HBO), Harlan Coben’s The Stranger (Netflix), Years and Years (BBC/HBO), Happy Valley (BBC), Queer As Folk (Channel 4), Ridley Road (BBC/ Masterpiece), Traces (UKTV), Last Tango in Halifax (BBC), Butterfly (ITV), Finding Alice (ITV) and most recently Harlan Coben’s Stay Close for Netflix, No Return for ITV, and Traces series 2 for UKTV. Forthcoming series include the first Quay Street Productions drama Nolly, written by Russell T Davies and starring Helena Bonham Carter, for ITV. Renowned for her relationships with writers, Shindler has worked with an array of the UK’s most prolific and exciting writing talent including Russell T Davies, Sally Wainwright, Lenny Henry, Paul Abbot, Dan Sefton, Tony Marchant, Amelia Bullmore, Danny Brocklehurst, Matt Greenhalgh and Sarah Solemani, on series starring some of the world’s leading on-screen names. In 2019, Shindler was awarded an OBE and took home one of BAFTA’s highest honours, the Special Award, for her services to British Broadcasting. Prior to launching Quay Street Productions in 2021, Shindler founded RED Production Company in 1998, where she was chief executive for over twenty years, and she also previously served as chief executive and chief creative officer at StudioCanal UK.

Andy Serkis
Founder
The Imaginarium
Serkis is an award-winning actor who has earned acclaim from both critics and audiences for his work, notably as Gollum in the Academy Award-winning The Lord of the Rings trilogy. Serkis gained legions of fans around the globe for his performance and won an Empire Award and several Outstanding Ensemble Cast Awards. He also starred as Kong in the epic retelling of King Kong, taking performance capture to another level. In 2020, Serkis was honoured by BAFTA with one the organisation’s highest honour, the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award. In 2011, Serkis cofounded The Imaginarium – a performance capture studio and production company. Under this, Serkis made his directorial debut with the 2017 inspiring biopic Breathe starring Andrew Garfield opposite Claire Foy and in 2018 directed the feature film Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle. His other acting credits include Ulysses Klaue in Black Panther, Supreme Leader Snoke in Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and as Alfred Pennyworth in the 2022 The Batman.

Jonathan Cavendish
Founder
The Imaginarium
Cavendish is a prolific producer known for the 2007 Academy Award-winning historical epic Elizabeth: The Golden Age starring Cate Blanchett, and the 2001 global smash hit Bridget Jones’s Diary and its subsequent sequel. Cavendish began his career in advertising where he ran the marketing for the launch of Channel 4 in 1982 and made his producing debut with December Bride in 1991. Following this were many other commercially and critically successful projects including the Irish famine series The Hanging Gale, Emmy-winning Dirty Tricks and multi-Emmy and Golden Globe-nominated Bernard and Doris. In 2011, Cavendish cofounded the production company and performance capture studio The Imaginarium with actor Andy Serkis. He produced its first film Breathe in 2017; a biopic starring Andrew Garfield opposite Claire Foy based on his father’s inspiring struggle with polio. This was directed by Serkis as was Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle which Cavendish produced for The Imaginarium and Netflix. His other projects include The Ritual, Death and Nightingales and Netflix’s No One Gets Out Alive. Recently, Cavendish worked on Marvel’s Venom: Let There Be Carnage which grossed $506M worldwide and his upcoming productions are The Bastard Son & The Devil Himself for The Imaginarium and Netflix due for release later this year and the 2023 Taika Waititi-directed film Next Goal Wins.

Sue Vertue
CEO, company director and executive producer
Hartswood Films
Vertue is CEO, company director and executive producer at Hartswood Films. Sue began her producing career at Tiger Aspect in 1991 and thus followed multi award winning shows like Mr Bean, The Vicar of Dibley and Gimme Gimme Gimme. In 1998 she moved to Hartswood and continued to produce incredibly successful comedies and dramas, including four series of the hugely popular Coupling.
She is the series producer on the worldwide smash hit, Sherlock, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman, which has not only won numerous awards, including Emmys, but has been on many top 100 show lists for the 21st Century – Sherlock is cocreated by Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss. In 2019 she and the creators joined together again and made another hit – Dracula for BBC/Netflix. In 2021-2022 Vertue has been busy as executive producer on three shows – The Time Traveler’s Wife for HBO, Inside Man for BBC/Netflix and The Devil’s Hour for Amazon. She is also a board member for the NFTS and PACT.

Walter Iuzzolino
CEO
Eagle Eye Drama
In November 2019 Iuzzolino joined forces with his fellow Walter Presents cofounders Jo McGrath and Jason Thorp to launch Eagle Eye Drama. The company has grown significantly in the past two and a half years and now has a number of globally successful returnable drama series on its slate. Eagle Eye Drama have also branched into animation with two Christmas specials already under their belt for C4 (Quentin Blake’s Clown and Terry Prachett’s The Abominable Snow Baby.) In addition, Eagle Eye recently won a 6-part BBC commission, Quentin Blake’s Box of Treasures. Iuzzolino is also chief creative officer of The Writers’ Room Publishing, an ideas company he cofounded with Jo McGrath. Iuzzolino is a former commissioning editor at Channel 4 and in 2015 he cofounded Walter Presents, a global streaming service dedicated to showcasing award-winning drama from around the world. Since launching in the UK, Walter Presents has gone from strength to strength, rolling out in several territories including US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and the Nordics and Walter remains the curator for the service.

Jo McGrath
CCO
Eagle Eye Drama
McGrath is responsible for the Eagle Eye Drama development slate which to date has an extraordinarily high conversion-to-commission hit rate. With thirty years’ experience across all television genres under her belt, she is a hands on executive producer across all series for Eagle Eye. McGrath is also CEO of The Writers’ Room, a publishing ideas company which recently won a 4 book deal with Simon & Schuster. The company has already launched two books, with two more due to be launched next year. A former Channel 4 commissioning head of department for Features and Daytime, head of production for Fox International Europe and head of factual at Tiger Aspect Television, McGrath is a cofounder of the successful global drama service Walter Presents where she oversees the generation of all international marketing assets for the critically acclaimed global streaming service.

Patty Ishimoto
Managing partner
Element 8 Entertainment
Ishimoto has worked as an executive in the television and telecom industries for more than 20 years, primarily focusing on developing and financing international coproductions. Prior to joining Element 8 Entertainment as managing partner she served as general manager of Audience network at DIRECTV. There she was responsible for all aspects of network strategy, content development, commissioning and operations for all platforms. She is known for “saving” popular series like Friday Night Lights and Damages and launched the network’s foray into original series with Rogue (Thandie Newton), Full Circle (Kate Walsh) and Kingdom (Nick Jonas). Most recently, Ishimoto has executive produced multiple seasons of Miss Scarlet and the Duke (PBS/Masterpiece, Alibi) as well as Clean Sweep, an Irish thriller drama. She also has multiple projects in development in Belgium, India, Jordan the US and the UK, among them The Bronte Girls with ZDF Studios. Ishimoto is a member of BAFTA – Los Angeles and is a self-proclaimed linguaphile. She speaks French, some Swahili, a bit of Japanese and Serbian and is currently studying Spanish.

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Other confirmed Content London 2022 speakers include:

Channing Dungey Chairman Warner Bros Television Group	Pearlena Igbokwe Chairman Universal Studio Group	Mike Darnell President Warner Bros. Unscripted Television	Cécile Frot-Coutaz CEO Sky Studios
Chris Rice Co-CEO Fifth Season (formerly Endeavor Content)	Superna Kalle President, international networks Starz	Rob Wade Chief executive officer Fox Entertainment	Michael Thorn President of entertainment Fox Entertainment
Kate Phillips Director of unscripted BBC	Damian Lewis Executive producer, actor A Spy Among Friends	Louis Theroux Chief creative officer Mindhouse Productions	Beatrice Springborn President Universal International Studios and UCP
Toby Gorman President Universal Television Alternative Studio	Erin Underhill President Universal Television	David Stapf President CBS Studios	Jana Winograde President of entertainment Showtime Networks Inc.
Kevin Beggs Chair of the Lionsgate Television Group and chief content integration officer Lionsgate	Lauren Anderson Head of AVoD original content and programming Amazon Studios	Dr. Markus Schäfer President and CEO ZDF Studios	Larry Tanz VP content, EMEA Netflix
Liam Keelan SVP original productions, Europe & Africa The Walt Disney Company	Daisy Lilley Director, unscripted series, UK Netflix	Álvaro Díaz Director, non-fiction series, Spain Netflix	Dolores Emile Manager, non-fiction series, France Netflix
Pauline Dauvin VP programming, production and acquisitions The Walt Disney Company, France	Benjamina Mirnik-Voges VP original production The Walt Disney Company, Germany	Alessandro Saba Director original production The Walt Disney Company, Italy	Scott Herbst EVP and head of scripted development Lionsgate Television Group
Tiffany Faigus SVP, unscripted and alternative entertainment ABC/Walt Disney TV	Meghan Lyvers Director of original series, UK and Ireland Sky Studios	Nils Hartmann EVP, Sky Studios Italia Sky Studios	Mary Donahue SVP, development and programming The History Channel
Bruna Papandrea Founder and CEO Made Up Stories	Mark Linsey Managing director, scripted BBC Studios	Cailah Scobie Chief content officer Stan	Matt Graham General manager AMC Networks' Acorn TV
Susanne Simpson Executive producer, Masterpiece WGBH/PBS	Jane Turton CEO All3Media	Thomas Dey Founder and CEO ACF Investment Bank	Marina Williams Co-founder and co-CEO Asacha Media Group
David Davoli President, international Anonymous Content	Jane Tranter Founder and CEO Bad Wolf	Julie Gardner Founder Bad Wolf CEO Bad Wolf America	Henrik Pabst Chief content officer Seven.One Entertainment Group
Filippa Wallestam Executive VP and chief content officer Viaplay Group	David Eilenberg VP and head of Roku Originals Roku	Rodrigo Mazon EVP, general manager - SVoD ViX+ at TelevisaUnivision	Trish Williams Executive director, scripted content CBC
Nicola Shindler Executive producer and CEO Quay Street Productions	Solange Attwood EVP Blue Ant International	Andy Serkis Founder The Imaginarium	Jonathan Cavendish Founder The Imaginarium
Sally Riley Head of drama, entertainment and indigenous ABC	Adrian Padmore Commissioning editor, unscripted Channel 5 & Paramount+	Christian Vesper President, global drama Fremantle	Carrie Stein President, global scripted television Dynamic Television
Marc Helwig Head of Worldwide TV Miramax	Quan Phung SVP of Original Series Topic Studios	Sharon Hughff Creative director of scripted television, UK Entertainment One (eOne)	Poppy Dixon Director, documentaries and factual Sky UK
Mark Garner EVP, head of global FAST A+E Media Group	Diederick Santer CCO BritBox International	Dawn Olmstead CEO Anonymous Content	Owain Walbyoff Chief commercial officer Banijay
Scott Greenberg CEO Blockchain Creative Labs, Fox Entertainment	Caroline Hollick Head of drama Channel 4	Alexander Cary Creator and executive producer A Spy Among Friends	Ben Macintyre Author A Spy Among Friends
Anna Maxwell Martin Actor A Spy Among Friends	Lauren Stein EVP, drama development Sony Pictures Television Studios	Private: Maria Pia Ammirati Head of drama Rai (Radiotelevisione italiana)	Fabrizio Battocchio Head of format and factual entertainment RTI
Niklas Vestberg Head of formats and development TV4	Sue Vertue CEO, company director and executive producer Hartswood Films	Walter Iuzzolino CEO Eagle Eye Drama	Jo McGrath CCO Eagle Eye Drama
Patty Ishimoto Executive producer and managing partner Element 8 Entertainment	Kelly Webb-Lamb Founder and CEO Mothership Productions	Thorsten Haas Head of development entertainment ZDF	Manuel Alduy Head of cinema and international development France Télévisions
Joe Mace Commissioning editor ITV	Beth Anderson Senior VP and general manager, FAST channels BBC Studios	Rodolphe Buet CEO Newen Connect	Karni Ziv Head of drama and comedy Keshet Broadcasting
Julien Degroote EVP, content development and international TF1 Group	Ana Cueto Head of new projects Atresmedia	Marianne Furevold-Boland Head of drama NRK	Jarmo Lampela Head of drama YLE
Dr. Simone Emmelius Senior VP international fiction, coproduction and acquisition ZDF	Tim Mutimer CEO rights Cineflix Media	Diego del Pozo Rosa Manager of fiction content Atresmedia TV	Piodor Gustafsson Director of scripted content TV4 Media
Philippa Collie-Cousins Senior drama commissioner UKTV	Jon Petrie Director of comedy BBC	Geertje Hoek MD Talpa Concepts	Arron Fellows Co-founder and creative director Mindhouse Productions
Sumi Connock Creative director of formats BBC Studios	James Townley Global head of content development Banijay	Martha Holmes Chief creative officer, natural history and science Plimsoll	Bill Malone Director of content Virgin Media Television, Ireland
Jennifer Ebell SVP, EMEA sales Fifth Season (Formerly Endeavor Content)	Karl Warner Head of youth and digital Channel 4	Dominique Cutts Director of documentary & factual commissioning Red Bull Studios	Beatriz Campos SVP global sales and production financing Studiocanal
Sened Dhab VP, young adult scripted France Télévisions	Ari Mark Co-founder Ample Entertainment	Gary Woolf EVP of strategic development All3Media International	Bea Hegedus Executive managing director, distribution Vice Media Group
Paul Heaney Founder and CEO BossaNova	Phil Gurin President/ CEO The Gurin Company Co-Chair FRAPA	Jan Salling Head of BBC Studios Nordics - formats and production Co-chairman of FRAPA	Hayley Babcock Founder and CEO Hayley Babcock Media Consulting
Moderator Lisette van Diepen Acquisitions consultant Germany & Benelux All3Media Germany	Mike Beale MD, Global Creative Network ITV Studios	Nick Smith EVP formats All3Media International	Danny Cohen President Access Entertainment
Jacqui Barcos Creator/writer Spitfire Creative	Yule Caise Writer and co-founder Behind the Billboards LLC	Simon Howley CEO CMAK Films	Amy Jephta Writer/ director Nagvlug Films, South Africa
Jess Ruston Writer Freelance	Benjamin Hoffman Showrunner Empreinte Digitale	Cécile Gérardin Head of drama Canal+ International	Joachim Landau Producer Empreinte Digitale
Roopak Saluja Founder & executive chairman Bang Bang Mediacorp	Kunal Nayyar Actor/ producer Good Karma Productions	Nimrod Geva Head of development Quizzical Pictures	Serena Cullen Producer
Iain Glen Actor	Timo Vierimaa Producer Funfar Oy	Francesca Archibugi Director Picomedia SRL	Roberto Sessa Producer Picomedia SRL
Sophie Deraspe Writer and director Pixcom	Nicola Merola President and executive producer Pixcom	Sameer Nair CEO Applause Entertainment	Sunder Aaron Partner Locomotive Global Inc.
Simon Mirren Co-founder and showrunner Case Closed Entertainment	Benjamin Anderson Co-founder Case Closed Entertainment	Farook Singh CEO Tantra Worldwide	Nick Bain Creator/showrunner Metacru/Behind the Billboards
Candice Carty-Williams Writer and author	NneNne Iwuji Head writer and director Chudor House Productions	Peres Owino Writer/director Nyar Nam Productions	Tom Manwaring Founding partner Helion Partners LLP
Timo Argillander Managing partner IPR.VC	Hugo Heppell Senior portfolio manager - Indie Growth Fund Channel 4	Elly Vervloet International drama expert VRT & EBU	Kelsey Balance SVP, scripted programming Universal International Studios
Emma Ayech Channel director UKTV Drama and Alibi	Alexandre Piel Deputy head of drama Arte France	Adam Fratto Executive producer/ scripted TV consultant Chaotic Neutral Entertainment	Elisabeth d’Arvieu EVP Mediawan Pictures
Lindsey Bender Agent (scripted TV and film) Creative Artists Agency	Marianne Bjørn Format manager TV 2 Denmark	Kenton Allen CEO Big Talk	Angie Stephenson SVP, scripted development BBC Studios Los Angeles
Alberto Fernández Founder and director, Playz RTVE Digital	Philipp Schild Managing director funk/ ARD and ZDF	Charlene McKenna Actress and EP Clean Sweep	Larry Bass Founder/ CEO/ EP ShinAwiL
Yi Qiao Director drama ZDF Studios	Dermot Horan Director of acquisitions & co-productions RTÉ	Aurelie de Troyer Head of regional content, Europe Audible	Sam Bryant Director, original content & head of comedy Audible
Lydia Shamah Director of original content, scripted Audible UK	Claire Broughton Head of podcasts Hat Trick Productions	Paul Gilbert SVP international formats Paramount Global Content Distribution	Avi Armoza CEO Armoza Formats
Paul Cohen Group commercial director Hat Trick Productions	Howard Gordon Executive producer, showrunner	Marlee Matlin Director	Michael Chiklis Director, actor Accused
Tejas Shah SVP, commercial strategy & analytics FilmRise	Alon Aranya Executive producer Paper Plane Productions	Minna Haapkylä Head of scripted content Rabbit Films	Georgia Arnold Senior vice president, international social responsibility Paramount
Miura Kite EVP of global television Participant	Dimitri Doganis Chief creative officer and founder Raw TV	Jodi Flynn President and chief content officer Asylum Entertainment Group	Jo Clinton-Davis Controller of factual ITV
Stephen Segaller    VP, programming The WNET Group	Camilla Cope Commercial director Greenbird Media	Ed Havard Senior vice president, unscripted programming Universal International Studios	Ivan Kavanagh Writer, creator Park Films
AnneMarie Naughton Executive producer	Ana Habajec Executive producer Park Films	Clelia Mountford Co-founder/ executive producer Merman	Philip Barantini Director, writer and producer Made Up Productions
Hester Ruoff Actress and producer Ascendant Fox	Bart Ruspoli Producer Ascendant Fox	Lee McMurray Commissioning editor, factual entertainment Channel 4	Ellie Heydon Director for TV & Theatre Merman
Kate Teckman Head of factual entertainment development and commissioning ITV	Joe Fraser Producer and director Baby Cow Productions	Clare Laycock SVP head of content, networks & streaming Warner Bros Discovery	Cat Lawson Creative director Remarkable Entertainment
Cosima Spender Director	Georg Tschurtschenthaler Chief creative officer Gebrueder Beetz Filmproduktion	Gave Lindo Head of content programming TikTok, North America	Avril Blondelot Head of content insight Glance – Mediametrie
Amit Devani Director of insights (EMEA) Parrot Analytics	Richard Broughton Executive director Ampere Analysis	Liisa Penttilä-Asikainen Producer Kaiho Republic	Jack Davison EVP 3Vision
Hamish Fergusson Commissioning editor for documentaries BBC	Sarah Peat Executive producer National Geographic Wild International	Jenn Batty European head of content acquisitions Samsung TV Plus	Jessica Schmiedchen Director of development, unscripted content CBC
Jono Bergmann Director & producer BABKA	Lucy Brodie European manager programming Seven Network Australia	Wendy Darke CEO and founder True to Nature	Nick Lee Head of acquisitions and international Channel 4
Michelle Chappell MD Workerbee	Alex Mathias Death in the Family Drama Series Script Competition	Jess Edwards Clitorati Drama Series Script Competition	Laurence Turnbull I Am Bird Gurl Drama Series Script Competition
Russel McLean Shadowlands Drama Series Script Competition	Salim Allybokus Sacrificial Lambs Drama Series Script Competition	Tobias Hussey The Truth Drama Series Script Competition	Nahrein Kemp Creative diversity partner ITV
Jaimie D’Cruz Creative director Acme TV	Guillaume Pommier Co-head of distribution Federation Studios	Freema Agyeman Actress	Rohan Dickson Writer and executive producer
Polly Scates Senior acquisitions manager Channel 4	Michele Zatta Commissioning editor, international coproductions Rai Fiction, Italy	Vanessa Berlowitz Co-founder/ chief creative officer Wildstar Films	Moderator Adam Cunningham Chief strategy officer Allied Global Marketing
Moderator Adrian Wootton CEO Film London & British Film Commission	Moderator Bernard P Achampong Founder and creative director Unedited	Moderator Bo Stehmeier CEO Off the Fence	Moderator Christoph Fey Managing director Entertainment Master Class
Moderator Chukwudi Iwuji Actor and founder Chudor Films	Moderator Dominic Schreiber Executive producer Colliderscope	Moderator Emma Cox Freelance journalist	Moderator Emma Smithwick Writer and producer Rockfleet Productions Managing
Moderator Esther Austin Editor-in-chief TurningPoint Magazine	Moderator Holly Hines Co-CEO & founder Happy Accidents	Moderator Irina Ignatiew-Lemke MD All3Media Fiction Deutschland	Moderator J.C. Mills President and head of content Cineflix Productions
Moderator James Rampton Journalist	Moderator Roma Khanna Executive chair and head of scripted content HiddenLight Productions	Moderator Steven Adams Founding partner Alta Global Media	Moderator Stephen Armstrong Freelance journalist
Moderator Tara Conlan Journalist

More speakers will be announced soon.

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