Geography: Israel

  • Nicole Greene

    Nicole Greene is a GovTech communications strategist with over 25 years’ experience bridging technical infrastructure expertise with strategic communications across government, financial services, and international development. She specialises in translating complex ICT standards and emerging technologies into actionable adoption narratives – from citizens to C-suite executives to international partners.

    As Strategic Advisor to the CEO at Trinidad and Tobago’s National ICT Company (iGovTT), Nicole led the communications strategy for the country’s Digital Public Infrastructure implementations – including its digital identity and credential-verification solution – aligned with the 50-in-5 campaign and South-South cooperation models, working alongside partners including CDPI, Co-Develop, UNDP and MOSIP. She architected the launch campaign for “Anansi,” the country’s AI Digital Assistant, which won the IDB Pr.A.I.S.E. People’s Choice Award for Citizen Experience in 2025, and served as Secretary of its Data Governance Committee.

    Nicole’s crisis communications counsel was called upon during Trinidad and Tobago’s COVID-19 pandemic response, including a strategic overhaul of the National COVID-19 Dashboard. She also supported the country’s first National CyberDrill – a milestone in national cybersecurity capacity- and community-building at a moment when Caribbean digital economies are accelerating and cross-border collaboration is increasingly critical.

    Nicole publishes regularly on digital public infrastructure and technology adoption, and holds a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Trinity College, Hartford, CT.

  • Venus Simbulan

    Venus Simbulan-Fenwick is Associate Vice President of Strategic Business Development at Mastek, where she leads growth, strategic partnerships and major public sector engagement across UK health and government. With 20 years’ experience in healthtech, she works at the intersection of technology, public policy and commercial strategy, shaping large-scale digital health and data transformation programmes.

    Her background spans senior leadership roles in health technology and consulting, alongside extensive experience in public affairs, government engagement and policy alignment within the NHS and wider UK public sector. Venus combines a science background with hands-on commercial delivery to bridge policy ambition and operational reality across the technology sector.

  • Sophie Nye

    I am currently working at Ofcom as chief-of-staff for the Head of Online Safety. Throughout my career, I’ve been driven by balancing safety and rights for children online. When first joining Ofcom, I led on key policy areas under the Protection of Children duties in the Online Safety Act. Prior to Ofcom, I studied at the Oxford Internet Institute, where I focused on youth political participation online, and the impacts of AI and data analytics tools on inequality. I started my career working with tech companies in a strategic insight consultancy.

  • Rose Beaumont

    Rose Beaumont is a highly accomplished senior executive with a distinguished career spanning technology, social media, FinTech & Payments, and entertainment. Having held leadership positions at some of the world’s most influential global brands, she brings exceptional expertise in steering complex multinational teams and shaping strategies that thrive at the intersection of innovation, policy & regulation and purpose.

    With decades of experience advising senior leadership teams, she has become a trusted voice in navigating the global landscape of policy and regulation.

    She is a passionate champion of women in leadership and a tireless advocate for aligning business success with social impact.

    She is adept at driving advocacy at the highest levels, ensuring businesses are not just participants but shapers of the global dialogue on technology, commerce and culture.

  • Ani Attamian

    Ani Attamian is the Founder of LEMA® Collective Limited, guiding organisations through disruptive innovation in response to the growing need to address the complexity of fast-paced change. With over 20 years in media and tech, Ani’s experience includes leadership roles at global firms such as Aegis Media, IPG, and Hearst, transforming businesses across B2B and B2C sectors.

    Most notably, during her 11-year tenure at Google, Ani led EMEA’s Publishing Product Partnerships, driving AI-driven initiatives that utilised text-to-speech technology to enhance auto-narration capabilities. This wealth of experience now informs her work at LEMA Collective, where she assembles expert teams to help organisations leverage emerging technologies and uncover growth opportunities in today’s fast-paced business landscape.

    An internationally recognised technology leader, Ani is a sought-after speaker at major industry events, including the World Travel Market, AI @ Media Conference, the International Congress of Creative Industries and Bologna’s Audio Forum. She also serves as a Board Adviser to the ARI Literacy Foundation, championing educational access.

    Ani holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Northeastern University and a Master of Science in Media from Boston University.

  • Catherine Westall

    Catherine joined Formation Advisory in 2025, having spent the last three years at public affairs agency Hanover Communications. Formation Advisory is a boutique AI consultancy, helping clients navigate the complexities of emerging technology. Catherine has experience working with some of the world’s biggest tech and media companies on policy and regulatory issues including AI regulation, online safety, and digital competition.

  • Alex Krook

    Alex leads on policy and engagement for the AI & Geopolitics project at the University of Cambridge’s Bennett School of Public Policy, working towards a more cooperative future for and geopolitics. She has previously held roles within the public policy programme of The Alan Turing Institute, and across the third sector. Alex holds an MSc in Digital Anthropology where her research focussed on participatory data stewardship, and she is a Visiting Researcher with the community data trust initiative Prospect Brixham.

  • Kate Devlin

    Kate Devlin is Professor of Artificial Intelligence & Society in the Department of Digital Humanities, King’s College London. She is an interdisciplinary computer scientist investigating how people interact with and react to technologies, both past and future. Kate is the author of Turned On: Science, Sex and Robots (Bloomsbury, 2018), which examines the ethical and social implications of technology and intimacy. She is a co-investigator on the UKRI- funded Responsible AI UK (RAi UK) programme ­– a network that conducts and funds research into AI to benefit people, communities and society. She is a board member of the Open Rights Group and a Patron of Humanists UK.

  • Pooja Patel

    Pooja is a dedicated and focused professional with proven experience working in high-profile government policy, analysis, and intelligence.

    Specific analytical and policy expertise includes key global issues, such as cyber, synthetic biology, AI, and Large Language Models and regional expertise in Middle East and Asia.

    Pooja has been working in the Science and Tech fields for the last 7 years, and is passionate about bringing more women of colour into leadership roles in tech, cyber, and security professions

  • Audrey Hingle

    I am the Editor-in-Chief of Internet Exchange, a publication dedicated to exploring internet governance, digital rights, and the intersection of technology and society. I also lead communications for the Prosocial Design Network and serve as an Internet Society Fellow. Based in London, I am passionate about how people interact with technology and the internet, and how those systems shape our lives for better (or worse!)

    I have over 15 years of experience in strategic communications and previously served as Head of Marketing at the Mozilla Foundation, an organisation focused on promoting internet health and trustworthy AI. I hold a master’s degree in Digital Culture and Technology from King’s College London and I am currently studying for an MSc in Science, Technology, Engineering and Public Policy at UCL.