Thomas Vozzo is a global business executive with a proven track record of leading highly successful businesses in the service, retail, and distribution industries. In his second chapter of his career, he has transitioned to become a leader of a human services nonprofit organization whose work is to help those who live on the margins of our society. Along the way has learned first-hand the challenges of those who have been affected by racial, economic and system wide injustices. Specialties: Global Business Executive experienced in Service, Retail & Distribution Industries | Strategic Positioning | Mergers & Acquisitions | Work Force Development | Social Impact Investing | Organizational Design | Social Enterprise | Non-Profit Management | Advisory Board Member | Executive Board Member | Opinion Columnist | Author and Speaker

Thomas Webb (b.1991) is a London based new media artist that investigates unexplored applications of technologies as a method for visualising digital artwork in a physical space. He is the CEO and Founder of Worldwide Webb. Webb works with video game engines, custom-written physics applications and 3D rendering software to recreate themes inside the computer; Hand-building various electronic machines and inventions to re-interpret these virtual artworks into hyper-realistic four-dimensional artworks. Webb challenges the barrier between the viewer and technology used to display computer-generated artwork to create a seemingly technology-free consummation. In 2019 he contributed to the group-show ‘link in bio’ at the Museum of Fine Arts, Leipzig, curated by Anika Meier. He showed a real-time emotion recognition neural net that recreates the viewer's facial expression in emojis. He presented a similar body of work for a larger installation in the atrium of Scope international contemporary art show in Miami Beach during Art Basel. He has collaborated with Mercedes-Benz EQ, creating a two-part installation for the launch of their first electric vehicle. He juxtaposed two infinity mirrors; one is recreating viewers figures at the speed of an AI and the other at the rate of the human brain as a visual depiction of why car-based AI is beneficial. He also created a series of holograms that question traditional methods of advertising. He is an artistic collaborator with fashion brand Valentino; Building multiple installations including a six-story monolith in Seoul, South Korea, a triptych motion tracking digital infinity mirror installation in Munich, an AI recognition installation during Art Basel Switzerland, and hologram installations in Tokyo, Japan and Dubai, UAE.

Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg is a Harvard Business Press author, keynote speaker, and globally recognized expert on reframing, innovation, and problem solving. His most recent book, "What's Your Problem?", was recommended by Google's Eric Schmidt with the words "If you want the superpower of solving better problems, read this book". Thomas' research has been translated into 17 languages and was featured in The Economist, Harvard Business Review and the Financial Times. He has shared his reframing method with firms like Cisco, Microsoft, Citigroup, Time Warner, AbbVie, Caterpillar, Amgen, Prudential, Union Pacific, Credit Suisse, Deloitte, the Wall Street Journal, and the United Nations. Thomas has been recognized as a "Top 30 management thinker to watch" by Thinkers50 and a "Top 20 International Thinker" by HR Magazine. His first book, "Innovation as Usual", coauthored with Paddy Miller, explains how to drive innovation in an everyday work setting. Thomas holds an MA in Media Science from the University of Copenhagen and an MBA from IESE Business School. Prior to his academic career, he served for four years as an officer with the Danish Royal Guards. To learn more about Thomas, visit thomaswedell.com. To learn more about reframing, visit howtoreframe.com.

I am a proud husband to a real life "Wonder Woman" and a proud father to a little girl that is the apple of my eye. While I consider being a husband and a father the most important work I do, my passion is also rooted in recruiting. After stumbling into the career I was baffled by the stigma recruiters and headhunters have brought upon themselves. I have made it my mission to be different. To be people-centric. To fit, not fill. To be a partner, not a resume peddler. To be a ghostbuster and beat the stigma.

Leadership Coach and author of The End of Work as You Know It, Sink or Swim, and Job Spa. Featured in Fortune, Forbes, Business Week, and Washington Post. Specialties: Career and Leadership Development

Dynamic leader adept in managing several portfolios and projects, collaborating with stakeholders, negotiating with vendors, drafting robust market and business strategies, and assuring service excellence. Skilled in utilising exceptional abilities in product management, retail sales and marketing management, copywriting, editing, research, and product strategy. Influential communicator with aptitude to enhance customer experience, liaise with various departments, influence key decisions, demonstrate successful presentations, and coordinate operations to accelerate pipeline growth and profitability. Advanced in Confluence, Jira, Slack, Tableau, UserVoice, SAP, Fullstory, Bridge, Crayon, Klue, Chorus, ProductBoard, and Siebel. Key Projects - Project-managed +20 product launches in 2020 despite COVID-19 pandemic for Talkdesk and migrated Opentalk to full virtual event. - Successfully conceptualised, drafted, directed, and produced Talkdesk’s first video of production-value for PoC for Virtual Reality. - Devised go-to-market activities for the launch of Talkdesk Mobile, Omnichannel, and Business Transformation Services with marketing videos, webinars, presentations, webpages, and sales collateral pieces. - Established Talkdesk’s marketing culture committee as a founding member during ‘work-from-home’ transition. - Launched VoLTE cell technology (4G) in Portugal – first for country and one of the first in Europe.