Final programme of speakers confirmed for c&binet 2009

Nick | 20 Oct 2009, 14:19

We can now unveil the final line-up of speakers, moderators and panelists for c&binet forum 2009, taking place at the Grove, Hertfordshire, next week.

19 Entertainment Chairman and Founder Simon Fuller and Hat Trick Productions co-founder and CEO Jimmy Mulville will join Ingenious Media Founder and Chief Executive Patrick McKenna to discuss the challenge of how to increase the flow of investment in to the creative industries, while Harish Dayani, Chief Executive of Moser Baer Entertainment Ltd will present a masterclass revealing how India tackled DVD piracy and won.

The British Government will be represented by The Rt Hon Lord Mandelson, First Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, the Rt Hon Ben Bradshaw MP, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, Siôn Simon MP, Creative Industries Minister and the Rt Hon David Lammy MP, Minister for Higher Education and Intellectual Property. Journalist Jenni Russell will MC the event.

In order of appearance, the speakers are:

Stryker McGuire, contributing editor, Newsweek
Prof. Phil Redmond CBE
Rory Sutherland, vice chairman & creative director, Ogilvy and president, IPA
David Rowan, editor, Wired (UK)
Tim Suter, founder of Perspective Associates
Neil Berkett CEO of Virgin Media
James Lancaster, head of contributor and talent rights, BBC
Geoff Heath OBE, board director, ELSPA and Tiga
Dr Jeremy Silver, acting CEO, Featured Artists Coalition
Andrew Harrison, Associate Editor, THE WORD
Andy Heath, director, Beggars Group
Dame Gail Rebuck CBE, chair & chief executive, Random House Group
Chris Clarke, founder and CEO, Sapient Nitro
Jean-Bernard Lévy, CEO, Vivendi
Amanda Andrews, media editor, Telegraph Media Group
Jonathan Reynolds, CEO,Touchtype
Andrew Wright, CEO, Andrew Wright Associates
Simon Evans, CEO, Simon Games
Clare Reddington, Director, iShed
Ashley Highfield, managing director, consumer & online, Microsoft UK
Marc Watson, CEO, BT Vision
Phil Smith, managing director – UK, Cisco Systems
Alex Stanhope, lead technologist for the creative industries, Technology Strategy Board
Odile Quintin, director general - education and culture, EU Commission
Elio Leoni-Sceti, chief executive - EMI Music
Patience Wheatcroft, editor, Wall Street Journal Europe
Robert Andrews, editor, paidContent:UK
Paul Brown, managing director, Spotify UK
Stephen Moore, executive vice president for Disney-ABC-ESPN Television, Walt Disney EMEA
Kristian Segerstrale, CEO, Playfish
Tim Clark, founding partner, IE:Music
Rob Lewis, CEO, Omnifone
Stephen Somerville, commercial director, 7digital
Patrick McKenna, CEO, Ingenious Media
Steve Hewlett, media consultant and broadcaster
Simon Fuller, founder & chairman, 19 Group
Jimmy Mulville, co-founder & CEO, Hat Trick Productions
Lorna Tilbian, executive director, Numis Corporation
Julie Meyer, CEO, Ariadne Capital and founder, First Tuesday network
Sean Duffy, head of technology, media & telecoms, Barclays Commercial
Daniel Waterhouse, partner, Wellington Partners
Rick Cotton, executive vice president & general counsel, NBC Universal
Gregor Pryor, partner, Reedsmith
Jenine Hulsmann, partner, Clifford Chance
Nikhil Shah, co-founder, Mix Cloud
Harish Dayani, chief executive, Moser Baer Entertainment
Tim Bradshaw, digital & media correspondent, Financial Times
Matt Brittin, managing director, Google UK
Laurence Green, chairman, Fallon London
Spencer Hyman, internet entrepreneur & former COO of Last.fm
Lorraine Heggessey, chief executive, Talkback Thames
Dharmesh Mistry, general partner, Balderton Capital
James Tye, CEO, Dennis Publishing
Martin Bright, chair, New Deal of the Mind and political editor, Jewish Chronicle
Jana Bennett, director of BBC Vision
Ivan Dunleavy, chief executive, Pinewood Shepperton
Boko Inyundo, global sector manager, Linklaters and trustee of The Africa Centre
Liz Nottingham, HR Director, Starcom MediaVest Group, VivaKi Country Talent & Transformation Officer, Chair IPA People Management Group
Ángeles González-Sinde Reig, Minister of Culture, Spain
Angela Whelan and Jon Teckman, Ashridge Business School
James Moed and Georgie Mack, IDEO
Judie Lannon, Editor, Strategic Marketing Journal and Market Leader
Will Hutton, Executive Vice-Chair, The Work Foundation
Giles Hedger, head of strategy, Leo Burnett
Andy Hobsbawm, co-founder, Do the Green Thing
Feargal Sharkey, CEO, UK Music
Peter Jenner, International Music Managers Forum
Fred Bolza, VP, Strategic Development, Sony Music (UK)
Ed Shedd, partner & global media practice leader, Deloitte
James Bates, partner, UK media practice, Deloitte
Jocelyn Stevenson, creative director, TT Animation
Greg Childs, Save Kids TV campaign
Oli Hatton, founder, Blue Zoo Productions
Jeff Norton, senior VP, brand development, Chorion
Anthony Lilley, CEO, Magic Lantern Productions
Richard Deverell, COO, BBC North
Michael Acton Smith, CEO, Mind Candy
Matt Locke, commissioning editor for Channel 4 Education
Phil Davies, co-founder, Astley Baker Davies (production company)
Philipp Nattermann, head of media, McKinsey
James Montgomery, director of digital content, BBC World News
Richard Titus, chief executive, Associated Northcliffe Digital
James Patmore, MD EMEA, Boku
Mike Bracken, Guardian Media Group
Simon Evans, director, Creative Clusters
Glyn Middleton, Chief Executive, True North
Ian Hetherington, Founder, Realtime Worlds
Richard Halton, programming director IPTV, BBC
Jack Horner, founder and creative director, Frukt Music
Paul Samuels, Executive Director of Sponsorships, AEG Global Partnerships
Brian Message, Music Managers Forum
Matt Hirst, Head of Sports Culture & Events, Red Bull

For the full c&binet agenda, click here.