Antony studied computer engineering at the University of South Wales, Australia. He worked as a developer in Sydney before joining IBM Research in New York.

Moving to London, Antony joined mobile operating system builder Symbian, moving from system architecture to eventually become a VP and member of the executive team.

More recently he held the position of CTO with a major US on-line entertainment company.

Australian born Antony lives in London with his Swiss wife and culturally confused daughters.

Greg worked in Japan for 12 years and China for three before returning to the UK in 2008. He joined Intralink in 1996 and, before that, worked for local government in Japan and in marketing for Japan Airlines.

He was instrumental in setting up and shaping the company’s Japan and China operations in 1997 and 2003 and later in Korea and Taiwan.

As Intralink's General Manager in Japan and China, he managed market entry and business development initiatives for clients across a broad range of sectors, including electronics, telecoms, automotive, healthcare, chemicals, FMCG and retail.

As CEO, Greg is based at the company's head office in Oxford, England. He has a degree from the University of Sheffield and is a fluent Japanese speaker.

Having worked in NTT DATA for nearly three decades, Zamma knows the IT industry of Japan inside out, and firmly believes that open innovation will revitalize his company and the industry.

As the head of Open Innovation and Business Incubation, he directs biannual contests and monthly forums to find and introduce promising startups to business units and customers of NTT DATA, and runs programs that put the partner startups on the fast track to proof-of-concept and new business.

Lawrence spent over 20 years as an advisor, executive, and board member to build, grow, optimise, re-structure and divest companies from start-ups to global brands.

As a Big Four advisor, he has worked with global brands across the financial services, TMT and energy sectors in Europe, Asia and North America.

In recent years he has focused on the small cap venture capital and private equity markets and has experience owning, running and advising alternative asset managers and technology start-ups.

Wintermeyer has been an early supporter of Innovate Finance and is working towards growing the organisation to ensure the UK is at the centre of global FinTech innovation.