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Revision as of 01:16, 22 March 2022
Australia
- Ian Perkins, digital services
Canada
- Chad Molleken, digital marketing
France
- Clement Beaune, adviser to the Minister of the Economy, Industry and the Digital Sector
Germany
- Katrin Suder, Chair of the Digital Council of the Federal Government
Great Britain
- Andrew Cooke, government Film and Video Examiner
- James Frost, digital marketing
- Jonathan Harbourne, digital marketing
- Jon Holmes, digital journalist
- Ben Hunte, digital television
- Deborah Sherry, GE Digital, Amazon Web Services
- Denny Tu, digital broadcasting
New Zealand
- Chloe Swarbrick, digital consultant
Singapore
- Kathy Teo, digital marketing
Taiwan
- Audrey Tang, Digital Government Minister
Tasmania
- Chrystal Dean, digital media
The Netherlands
- Arjan Timmermans, author and blogger
United States
- J. R. Badian, digital marketing
- David Beatty, venture capitalist
- David Blumberg, venture capitalist
- Justin Chenette, digital advertising
- Jay Davis, digital advisor
- Larissa Glasser, Librarian and member of The Digital Commonwealth
- John Hanning, digital artist
- David Haskell, digital publishing
- Eugene Hernandez, Director of Digital Strategy, New York Film Society
- Jamal Jordan, digital journalist
- Kokumo Kinetic, digital journalist
- Bruce Lehman, digital copyright lawyer
- Chris McCarthy, digital television network manager
- JP Petrucione, Director of Digital Media, State of California
- Ashlee Marie Preston, digital magazine editor
- Hilary Rosen, digital consulting
- Gretchen Saegh-Fleming, Digital Marketing, l'Oreal
- Anthony Shop, digital marketing
- Diana Tourjee, digital journalist
- Jen Wong, President of Digital, Time Inc.
- Chris Wood, LGBT Tech
