Brett Belinsky is the Strategy Director of Arqiva Satellite & Media, and leads the development and delivery of the company’s Long Term Plan on a global basis.

His Directorate includes strategic planning and development, product development, product management and market communications, and is focused on seeking out organic and acquisitive growth opportunities, across the globe. Working and counselling at board level, Brett has travelled extensively in both mature and emerging markets, and in recent years his efforts have been geographically focussed on The Pacific Rim, the MENA Gulf Region, and the Americas.

Prior to joining Arqiva, Brett headed up a small, specialist Management Consultancy for companies around the world. Clients ranged from start-ups, through to small family businesses with a turnover in excess of €1 million and up to multinational companies turning over €100 million plus.

Brett is domiciled in the United Kingdom

Dan heads up Maverick’s interactive division, leading all cross-platform productions.

He has been Executive Producer on more than twenty sites for prime time shows, ranging from Embarrassing Bodies to Grand Designs. He has also Exec Produced the Film4 and 4Homes sites for Channel4. Dan picked up a BAFTA at 25 and along with producing a number of award-winning projects, was a Broadcast Hotshot in 2007 and was named University of Birmingham Alumnus of the Year in 2008.

He founded the 4Talent awards and was Editor-in-Chief of 4Talent magazine, and has been a judge for the BAFTA TV awards, BAFTA Craft, D&AD and the British Interactive Media Association awards. In 2009 Dan collected a second BAFTA for Maverick's work on Embarrassing Bodies Online, and was co-exec on a third BAFTA winning production, Embarrassing Bodies Live in 2010.

Justin Lin is the Content Sales Manager for BBC MG, responsible for promoting the BBC MG library and content platform across Asia.

Justin is originally from Taiwan, attended school in Canada, and has resided in Japan for several years. He was recruited to the company in order to manage market development across Asia, and has been successfully working with a number of Advertising Agencies and Production companies across the region on large scale advertising projects.

Prior to his current role, Justin worked for East West Consulting and Marubeni Taiwan.

Ivan Verbesselt is Senior Vice President and head of Marketing with Nagravision.

Ivan is also active as a guest professor in Marketing at the International University in Geneva.

Before he was the Principal of Quadratio Consulting Ltd focusing on Broadband TV.

Prior to this, Ivan Verbesselt was Vice President in charge of Alcatel’s Information, Communication and Entertainment (ICE) business.Before that he led the Product Marketing and CTO office of Alcatel’s DSL business.

Ivan started his career in telecommunications in 1990 when he joined Alcatel's Corporate Research where he enjoyed contributing to the design of several category defining products in the broadband access space.

Ivan has also held various positions in product management for broadband access products and services, both within Alcatel and Belgacom, the Belgian incumbent operator, with significant contributions to the definition of the service delivery models that are currently mainstream for broadband IP.

Ivan Verbesselt holds a Masters of Science in Applied Physics and Electronic Engineering from Brussels University and an Executive Degree in Business Administration from Solvay Business School (CEPAC).

Andy Quested was a much sought-after editor with BBC Resources for many years, working on programmes as diverse as The Human Body and Keeping Up Appearances but in 2000, Andy gave up the life of a hermit editor and moved into the sunshine and bright lights of the BBC Future Media and Technology.

As Head of Technology for BBC HD and 3D, Andy has been involved with all aspects of the BBC’s high definition services where his key role is responsibility for the BBC’s high definition technical standards and programme quality control. This responsibility extends to all the BBC’s platforms capable of delivering HD and working with BBC Worldwide, the standards for international programme exchange.

Part of Andy’s role is to promote the BBC’s high definition and 3D position with the international standards bodies and other broadcasters in order to maintain the quality and scope of the BBC’s programmes. This has involved challenging organisations and manufactures to produce products and broadcast equipment that not only meets high technical standards but is affordable to commercial and public service broadcasters alike.

Francis Hericourt started in TV business in 73 as engineer at the former ORTF, then SFP (major production facility house in France at this period of time) and TF1 (the first national French channel) where he was appointed as technical director. In 85 he joined Thomson group and became Chairman and CEO of Thomson Broadcast. In 1996 he joined France 2 (the main public French channel) as technical and development director until 2006 when he became advisor to the CEO for new media and international affairs. From 2006 to 2009 he was in charge of different files, among which the switch of France 2 to High Definition. Since 2009 he has been appointed Director in charge of Broadcasting and distribution of France television (Company which includes now all the French national public channels: France 2, France 3, France 4, France 5 and France Overseas). One of the main issues he is dealing with is the switch over from analog to digital broadcasting.