Agenda

Moira is a Vice President of IFIP (International Federation for Information Processing), and Chair of IFIP IP3. She was awarded the IFIP Silver Core in 2016 for service.  She believes that ethical behaviour and leadership are keystones of any profession and works to develop understanding of ethics and the value of the IFIP Code of Ethics. 

Moira is an accomplished speaker and has presented at conferences around the world.  Notably, she has attended and presented at the WSIS Forum since 2012. 

Moira is an independent consultant.  Her current work is focused on instructional design and online course development. She is involved with an organisation which focuses on ESG matters, developing resources to help anyone understand ESG and report successfully on their organisation’s achievements in addressing ESG.

Robin Raskin is the Founder of The Virtual Events Group, a community that explores how we will meet in a tech-first future. A long-time journalist, author, publisher, event producer, and industry advocate, Raskin was one of the early editors of PC Magazine, and one of the first women in technology publishing. She founded FamilyPC, and created Yahoo!Tech. In 2008 Raskin founded Living in Digital Times (LIDT), which was acquired by the Consumer Technology Association. She writes a weekly column about the intersection of technology and the economy for Techonomy. Raskin plays an active role in high-tech policy issues. She won a lifetime achievement award from the CTA in 2020.

Yuval Machlin, the Product and strategy advisor of D-ID and the former Chief of Product at D-ID.
Yuval is a product guy, his passion is about turning vision into reality - he does that for more than two decades by imagining, visioning, building winning teams, creating detailed work plans, and executing. 
Then monitor the results and make it better.

Jo Dalvean is Vice President of the Australian Computer Society (ACS), and member of the National Board. Her ACS portfolio oversees professional standards, course accreditation and professional ethics. She joined the IP3 Board in September 2022 as Deputy Chair. 

Jo has worked in Technical Management roles in universities for 20 years, including developing eLearning materials, implementing new technologies for Research and Teaching, and promoting Data Management standards. Her interests include improving the participation rate of Women in Technology, developing  badges and credentials for assuring the professionalism and capability of ICT professionals, and increasing the relevance of IFIP and IP3 globally.

Stephen is a serial entrepreneur, investor, futurist with 300+ recognitions/awards. Stephen is a serial entrepreneur, investor, futurist with 300+ recognitions/awards. His leadership working daily with more than 1 million CEOs, investors, scientists, with the world’s leading CEO, scientific, health, UN, governments, and financial organizations allow him to impact more than $100 Trillion in sustainable investments and provide an unique vantage point to oversee where investments and transformative global innovation is heading. Examples amongst the more than 100 global programs he is in leadership: Stephen is founding chair YPO Impact Advisory Board and previously the YPO EIS Advisory Board. Stephen is the Recipient of 20 Microsoft Global Awards (2018-2023 in AI). He is a contributor to Forbes / IT World Canada on leading new investments, innovation, entrepreneurship. 

Anthony Wong is the President of the International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP).

With his extensive background including as a technologist, innovator, futurist, lawyer and as a CIO, Anthony brings a unique blend of legal and information technology expertise, with a strong background in business from his vast commercial experience, law, business focus and acumen. 

He is the Managing Director of AGW Legal & Advisory, a multidisciplinary legal and advisory practice advising in many areas of emergent 4th Industrial technologies and the law including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Virtual and Augmented Reality, the Internet of Things (IoT), and Intellectual Property protection and management.

Anthony served on the IT Industry Innovation Council for the Australian Government. He also chaired the New South Wales Government ICT Advisory Panel, providing advice to the New South Wales ICT Board and served on the New South Wales Government Digital Transformation Taskforce in Sydney, Australia.