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Blockchain NYC has become a leader in Blockchain Events in New York over 2017-18, events that we have hosted were covered by Forbes, Fortune, Huffington Post, Business Insider, Yahoo Finance & many other media outlets. We bring the highest quality speakers to our panels with the latest perspective from thought leaders in the blockchain & crypto space.--We are excited to announce our upcoming event. We already confirmed some of the speakers from various projects that are actively being developed on blockchain & hyperledger.This panel will be focused on observing the shift in how businesses & specifically enterprise level companies adapting blockchain & what we can expect in the near, mid & far future.
We will have networking after event for you to connect with the inovators in the field as well as drinks & snacks.
----Panelists (2 of 4 , rest will be announced as we get closer to date):
Karen Ottoni is currently Ecosystem Manager at HyperledgerAn open source collaborative effort created to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies.Hosted by The Linux Foundation, Hyperledger is a global consortium including leaders in finance, banking, Internet of things, supply chain, academia, & technology. Karen works with the 250+ members & the broader community to help them leverage Hyperledger frameworks, tools, & resources for their blockchain initiatives.
Peter Borovykh - BlockchainDriven Solution Architect
Peter Boroykh is a renowned consultant on blockchain & its future possibilities, & has been covered in numerous publications such as Business Insdier, MSN, Future Trends, Yahoo Finance, Fortune, Inside Bitcoins & many other & he has spoken at conferences on blockchain & crypto markets across the world. He is a solutions architect atBlockchainDrivenand author of the bookBlockchain Applications in Finance.
-----This year we have seen number of announcements across various large companies about adaption of blockchain not just as trial, but as potential core level of functionality.From Facebook, to Mersk, to Wallmart to UPS & list goes on, the blockchain is no longer the crypto fad that it seemed last year. There were over 2 billion allocated this year on various blockchain projects within organizations, & this number is expected to skyrocket over the coming years.
Get your tickets in advance as this is topic of hight interest & we are likely to sell out early.
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