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	Smart Mobility Mohammad Alam Senior Researcher, Fraunhofer SIT, Germany
	Mr. Mohammad Nurul Alam was awarded his dual Master’s degree in Information Technology by the Technical University of Poznan, Poland and Computer Science by the University of Applied Sciences Braunschweig, Germany in 2008. He had the distinction of securing his Bachelor Degree in Computer Engineering from the Voronezh State University, Russia in 2004. He joined the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology in 2009 as a Scientific Researcher. His main research interests lies in the domain of User-Centric Identity Management in ambient environments.

	e-Smart Asad Ali Senior Research Engineer, Gemalto USA
	Mr. Asad M. Ali is a Senior Researcher at Gemalto with over 9 years of experience in smart card operating systems, network security protocols, embedded file systems, and secure USB devices. Heholds several patents in the field of digital security, and has over 30 publications. He got his Masters degree in Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

	Smart Mobility Vincent Alimi Mobile Payment Software Architect, INSIDE Secure, France
	Vincent Alimi obtained his Master’s Degree in 2008 from the National School of Engineering ENSICAEN in France. He is currently working as a Mobile Payment Software Architect at INSIDE Secure. In parallel, he is completing a PhD in the GREYC Laboratory.

	e-Smart Fernando Alvarez Chief Architect ABB, India
	Fernando Alvarez is the chief architect for defining security architecture and development strategies for ABB‘s Power Systems Substations. As a Security expert, he leads the technical group related to security for Substation Automation Products. Fernando is an active member of TC57 WG15. A technologist with vast experience in software and system design and implementation, he graduated from California State University, Long Beach with Bachelors in Computer Science Engineering.

	World e-ID Jonas Andersson Principal, Marine Vision AB Strategy Consultants
	Jonas Andersson has successfully created new business and markets using disruptive technology, applying it with a service orientation rather than product, identifying and penetrating application markets with sustainable volume and economic advantage. He creates an eco-system with partners and influencers to secure a viable long term market and a profitable position for his clients. Jonas Andersson communicates equally well with industry experts, top management and government officials; with customers, influencers and partners. He is an established speaker at all relevant venues worldwide. Jonas’ strength comes from technical knowledge associated with organizational and strategic experience as well as commercial realism, which allows him to be effective in complex international, networked markets, as proven by his track record at Dresser Wayne, Schlumberger, Sonera and Precise Biometrics. Jonas Andersson is now working as a consultant and is an independent member of Eurosmart.

	World e-ID Dirk Arendt Vice President – Corporate Communication, OpenLimit SignCubes AG, Switzerland
	Dirk Arendt was born in 1966 and is a German national. As Vice President, Business Development, he has been a member of the board of managment of the OpenLimit Group since January 2009. From 1988-1993 Dirk Arendt passed a training program as assistant tax accountant. Afterwards he studied law at the Freie Universität Berlin and successfully finished his studies in 1999. From 1999 – 2002 he worked as a lawyer at the German Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology. In 2002 Dirk Arendt started working for the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft e.V. There he has been establishing and devolping the business area "eGovernment" as scientific assistant at the Fraunhofer Institute FOKUS since October 2002. Dirk Arndt is one of the co-initators and "driving force" of the idea of the "independent Fraunhofer FOKUS eGovernment laboratory. Dirk Arndt represents the interests of OpenLimit in selected national and international boards and associations.

	World e-ID Heinz Artmann Managing Director, SID-Consult GmbH, Germany
	Born 08.07.1943, 1966 start in the graphic art industry, more than 30 years experience in high security printing processes. Consulting in major projects in manufacturing of E-passports and E-NIDs.

	e-Smart Smart Mobility World e-ID Yvon Avenel Publisher of SmartCardsTrends, France

	Smart Mobility Ram Banerjee Director, Transaxiom Ltd, UK
	Ram Banerjee Co- founded several successful Smart Card companies. Head of Java Card Group at Sun Microsystems (2004-2008). Currently director at Transaxiom Limited dedicated to making mobile payments happen.

	e-Smart Guillaume Barbu Oberthur Technologies – Telecom ParisTech, France
	Guillaume Barbu is a PhD student from Oberthur Technologies’ Innovation group and the Telecom ParisTech’s COMELEC department. The topic of his PhD is the security of Java Card platforms against hardware attacks.

	e-Smart Claude Barral Biometrics & Security Senior Scientist Gemalto, Technology & Innovation, Security Labs, France
	Claude is part-time senior scientist within Gemalto Technology & Innovation department, currently working on smart card integration within biometric systems and other advanced security features such as physical unclonable functions (PUF). He earned an engineering degree in Electronics from the French "Conservatoire National des Arts & Metiers", a PhD in Information and Communication from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL Lausanne, Switzerland) and recently obtained the Assistant Professor academic title

	World e-ID Cyrille Bataller European Director, Accenture Technology Labs, France
	Cyrille Bataller is the European Director of the Accenture Technology Labs, the company’s dedicated technology R&D organisation. Based in Sophia Antipolis, France, Cyrille leads Accenture’s Security R&D activities, which includes biometrics and cyber security, notably supporting automated border clearance solutions at London’s airports, and large scale biometric identity management solutions such as US-VISIT, the European Commission’s Biometric Matching System, and the Unique ID programme in India

	e-Smart Cees Bart Breunesse Senior Analyst, Riscure, Netherlands
	Cees Bart Breunesse has a PhD in Java Card Security and is a Senior Security Analyst at Riscure. Cees Bart has been involved in many security testing projects of smart cards and embedded systems in different industries. Cees Bart is also one of the architects of JCSecure

	e-Smart Markus Bartsch Business Development TÜV Informationstechnik GmbH, Germany
	Markus Bartsch studied computer science and has worked for TÜViT GmbH since 1995. Markus Bartsch is in charge of IT topics that affect new industrial technologies like Smart Grid, Automotive Security and Process Control Technologies.

	Smart Mobility Olivier Beaujard Vice President Market Development, Sierra Wireless, France
	Olivier Beaujard, Vice President of Market Development at Sierra Wireless, has more than 15 years’ experience in the telecommunications, smart card and M2M industries. Prior to joining Wavecom (now acquired by Sierra Wireless) in 1999, he worked for Gemplus (now Gemalto).

	e-Smart Kheira Bekara PhD Student TELECOM SudParis Institute, France
	Kheira Bekara is PhD student in TELECOM SudParis under supervision of Prof. M. Laurent. She is currently working at automating privacy considerations into electronic transactions.

	e-Smart Smart Mobility Gil Bernabeu GlobalPlatform Technical Director
	Mr. Bernabeu is the Technical Advisor for the Standardization and Technology Department at Gemalto. In this role, he supports Gemalto’s marketing and product groups in the field of multiple application infrastructure. Mr. Bernabeu previously managed the issuance software ‘road map’ for Gemalto, which made him responsible for overseeing the internal and external issuance services strategy. Prior to this post, he was Senior Manager in Gemplus’ Financial and Security Services Business Unit, where he was responsible for systems architecture and product development for the personalization and smart card management software product line. His earlier experiences at Gemplus were gained in engineering management and software development for the corporate personalization organization. He supervised the software development activities of 15 Gemplus personalization centers worldwide. Mr. Bernabeu was elected as GlobalPlatform’s Technical Director in 2005. His main role is to drive forward the development of GlobalPlatform’s smart card specifications and related technical initiatives. Mr. Bernabeu also acts as GlobalPlatform’s central technical liaison point, coordinating the efforts of the organization’s three technical committees – Card, Device and Systems – and the GlobalPlatform Task Forces. He ensures that all elements of GlobalPlatform-based smart card solutions are interoperable and offer backwards compatibility with previous technology releases. Prior to becoming GlobalPlatform Technical Director, Gil served GlobalPlatform as the Chair of the Systems Committee for over two years.

	e-Smart Jean-Yves Bitterlich Principal Java Card Engineering, Oracle
	Jean-Yves has over 20 years experience in computer science, most of which on mobile and embedded platforms. He worked for research and innovation labs for various Internet and telecommunication companies (Europe Online, DGA/SPOTI, Cap Gemini, Alcatel Mobile Phones, Siemens Mobile). He is a specialist in electronic payment systems, Internet applications and telecommunication particularly from the mobile platform perspective and has co-founded a number of Internet companies in Europe. He joined Sun Microsystems in 2007 and is now working at Oracle in the Technology Management group having a strong focus on Java Card and Trusted Execution Environments.

	e-Smart Anis Bkakria CRYPTIS Master degree student
	Bkakria Anis is a student in the Master CRYPTIS degree at University of Limoges specialize in computer sciences. He received his Bachelors science degree in Computer Sciences from University of Gafsa in Tunisia.

	World e-ID Werner Blessing CEO, BIOMETRY.com AG, Switzerland
	Werner Blessing is the founder of BIOMETRY.com AG. He has directed companies in Germany, United Kingdom, France and Switzerland for over 20 years. He was winner of the Swiss Marketing Trophy in 2002 with a company in the consumer market achieving 95% public brand recognition. He has joined the biometric market in 2003, initially as co founder of a company producing software for biometric passports. Soon, he invented and patent protected a multimodal simultaneous biometric authentication procedure. To develop and market specifically this product, called ComBiom, (Communication Biometrics), he founded Biometry.com. Werner Blessing began his career in Banking, followed by studies of Business Management, specialized in Marketing

	e-Smart Corentin Boe Security Evaluator, Trusted Labs, France
	Corentin Boé is security evaluator at Trusted Labs, a company specialized in security services and evaluation. Since 2006, he performs security evaluations in the field of smart card, payment terminals, mobile terminals, and sensitive applications for payment and authentication. Mainly specialized in source code review, he also has solid knowledge in the field of hardware security for smart cards. He holds a Master degree in Engineering, Real Time Embedded Systems and Mobile Applications, from Nice-Sophia Antipolis Polytechnic School, France.

	e-Smart Smart Mobility Samia Bouzefrane Associate-Professor Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, CNAM, France
	Samia Bouzefrane is an associate-professor at the CNAM (Paris). She is researcher at CEDRIC Lab and she works on the security of embedded systems and trust systems, on SOA for embedded systems and on how to measure their performance. Particularly, she worked on how to benchmark Java Card platforms. She took part in many ANR projects (MESURE, FC²,MURPHY). Since 2008, she is a member of the ACM SIGOPS France board.

	World e-ID Birte Bräutigam Segment Advisor Transport & Traffic, Giesecke & Devrient, Germany
	Birte Bräutigam is Segment Advisor for Transport & Traffic at Giesecke & Devrient GmbH, Munich (Germany) in the Government Solution Division since 2010.

	e-Smart Laurence Bringer Technical Marketing, Standardization and Technology Department, Gemalto, France
	Laurence Bringer belongs to the Standardisation and Technology Department of Gemalto. Since 2006, she has strongly contributed to the standardisation of the Smart Card Web Server among various organisations (OMA, ETSI SCP, GlobalPlatform and SIM Alliance). She also contributed to different GlobalPlatform specifications related to the NFC-mobile environment in the GlobalPlatform Device and System Committees. Prior to this role, Laurence has carried out several positions such Technical Expert, Card Application Architect and Project Leader. Laurence joined Gemplus in 1999.

	Smart Mobility Eric Bultel Segment Marketing Manager, Infineon Technologies, Germany
	Eric Bultel has been working for 12 years in the Semiconductor industry for Smart Card products, especially in the High-End market: secure SIM, SIM with SWP, High Density SIM. He is today in charge of High-end 32-bit Smartcard Microcontrollers, Mobile Payment Segment and Near Field Communication topics within the Chip Card and Security Division of Infineon Technologies.

	Smart Mobility Mike Burden Commercial Manager, Consult Hyperion, UK
	Mike has over 20 years experience in transport systems engineering ranging from research into electronic payment systems in transport through to the design of smart card automatic fare collection systems and road user charging schemes. He is a chartered electrical engineer, member of the IET, Institute of Physics and The BCS and is currently responsible for Consult Hyperion’s business development in the transport sector

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Stephen Burmester
Lead Architect National eHealth Transition Authority (NEHTA), Australia

As a Lead Architect within NEHTA, Stephen is responsible for driving the ‘Architecture Muscle’ in the definition and delivery of solutions for the Health sector.

Stephen led the vision and delivery of the design and blueprint for the National Authentication Service for Health (NASH) and is now focussed on the leveraging these investments in the building Australia’s Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record for the Nation.
Stephen has previously held positions based around providing Enterprise Architecture and Strategic advice to the highest levels of Government, and was the Lead Architect for the delivery of Australia’s first, and National platform for a Smart Card Drivers Licence in the Transport sector.

	Smart Mobility Anibal Bustillo CTO, Technomadic Interactive
	Chief Technology Officer at Technomadic. Electronic and Communication Engineer from IPN Mexico Master Degree courses at CINVESTAV, Mexico Executive seminars in Harvard Business School and Sloan School of Management at MIT. Experience as IT Manager at PEMEX and Senior Managing Consultant at HP, EDS and Cisco. Design and development of mobile technology applications as CTO of Technomadic. Lecturer at mobile technology forums.

	Smart Mobility Dominique Thomas Buysschaert Founder & President, PayFair, Belgium
	Dominique Buysschaert is a truly European known for his strong entrepreneurial spirit and enthusiast determination in all projects he undertakes. He is the initial designer and founder of PayFair, the new innovative and alternative payment scheme, and at the source of its business positioning and latest developments. He was active as a lawyer for more than 20 years, at the Brussels bar first and during later during 8 years as general counsel of a large European retailer group.

	Smart Mobility Ciprian Caba certSIGN, Romania
	Ciprian CABA is the certSIGN engineers developing shellSAFE iPhone edition security application.

	Smart Mobility David Cahn Chief Product Strategy Officer, CDC Software, USA
	Develop and maintain the evolving corporate product strategy taking into account the company’s capabilities and core competencies, market needs and opportunities, goals, and financial resources based on time-to-market, product performance and technological innovation. Responsible for the build, buy, partner decisions for driving existing product development, alliance and OEM channel development, and acquisition roadmap. Previous worked at AMR Research, CA, KPMG, and started and sold three start-up technolgy companies.

	Smart Mobility Julien-Iguchi Cartigny Associate Professor in Computer Sciences, SSD Team at the XLIM Labs, University of Limoges, France
	Associate Professor in Computer Sciences, in the SSD Team at the XLIM Labs, University of Limoges (France). Research interests are Smart Card security and hypervisors for embedded systems.

	Smart Mobility Inhyok Cha InterDigital Communications Corporation
	Inhyok Cha has graduated from Seoul National University with a B.S (’88). and a M.S. (’90), and from the University of Pennsylvania (’95) with a Ph.D. in EE. Dr. Cha did R&D and cellular wireless R&D management for Lucent Technologies between 1996 and 2003. Since 2004, Dr. Cha has been with InterDigital Communications Corporation. His interest includes machine-to-machine communications, wireless communication security and trusted computing. Dr. Cha is an author of a number of journal and conference papers and an inventor with numerous patent awards.

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Didier Chaudun
Convenor of Eurosmart Biometrics Task Force, Belgium
Vice-President, e-Identity strategy adviser, Morpho
President of GIXEL smart card group
Vice-President of Alliance pour la Confiance Numérique

Expertise:
- Smart card technology and marketing, in particular for Payment, Identity, Healthcare and Identity Government applications
– Electronic payment: private and national e-purse, virtual e-purse
– Biometrics
– Computer engineering

Experience:
- Product line management of large and medium series of industrial products

– Large Projects management
– Design and project management of application software, operating systems and database management systems
– DEA in Computer engineering

	e-Smart Serge Chaumette Professor LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France
	Serge Chaumette is Professor in Computer Science at the University Bordeaux 1, leader of the Muse team – Laboratoire Bordelais de Recherche en Informatique (LaBRI), UMR CNRS 5800. The Java Card Grid developed in his group was awarded at e-Smart 2005 as the best innovative technology. The NFC based ZeKmop system that they developed was selected in 2010 as one of the 10 research track finalists of the NFC Global Forum Competition.

	Smart Mobility Whai-En Chen Associate Professor and Director, Institute of Computer Science and Information Engineering, National Ilan University, Taiwan
	Dr. Whai-En Chen is an associate professor and director of Institute of Computer Science and Information Engineering (CSIE) in National Ilan University (NIU). Yen-Neng Pan and Ssu-Hsien Li are students of Institute of CSIE in NIU.

	e-Smart Boutheina Chetali Head of R& D, Trusted Labs, France
	Boutheina Chetali received a Ph.D in Computer Science from the University of Henri Poincaré & INRIA-Lorraine in 1996. After 10 years as R&D Manager in Gemalto Technology & Innovation, she joined Trusted labs as head of R&D.

	World e-ID Mehmet Colak Post-doc Grant holder Joint Research Center of the European Commission, Italy
	I received BSc. and MSc. Degrees from Electronics Engineering department of Hacettepe University in Ankara, Turkey in 1999 and 2002 respectively. I have worked for the Turkish Scientific and Technological Research Center (Tubitak) between 2001 and 2009 in several software development projects including the PKI related research in the last 3 years. I have been working for the Joint Research Center of the European Commission last 2 years as a post doc grant holder. My current research area is cryptographic security mechanisms for the next generation digital tachograph.

	World e-ID Benoit Collier Identity R&D Director, Oberthur Technologies, France
	Benoit Collier graduated in 1999 from Polytech Grenoble in Industrial Computing and Instrumentation. Benoit began his career at Syntegra, the consulting branch of BT where he realized various missions as development engineer. In 2001, he joined Oberthur Card Systems where his first position was engineer for the validation of EMV cards. Then, he realized several missions for payment and identity cards in the development of operating system and personalisation system and in project management. In September, 2006, Oberthur Technologies created its Identity Division. Benoit was chosen to handle the first R&D team dedicated to the Identity documents and is still occupying this position today.

	Smart Mobility Lawrence Cosh-Ishii Director, Mobikyo, Japan
	Based in Tokyo since 2001, dedicated to covering the mobile industry, I’ve gained a unique understanding of – and developed a wide network of contacts with – telcom operators, handset makers as well as many content, application and service providers both in Japan and abroad.

	Smart Mobility Etienne Coulon Managing Director, Fiberlink, France
	Etienne Coulon, 49. Etienne is a seasoned and recognized sales and business development expert in the telecom industry. Having worked for Large, medium and small Enterprises, he understands well the issues of deploying new technologies and what will make their success or failure. Etienne Coulon is an engineer graduated from INSA Lyon in France.

	e-Smart Christian Damour Security Business Manager, Fime, France
	Christian Damour has 19 years’ experience in the security field. He acted as a security certification leader within a licensed security evaluation lab (ITSEF) for 12 years and has recently become a security business developer for FIME. He is familiar with product security certification against Common Criteria as well as several other certification schemes.

	Smart Mobility Jean-Pierre Delesse Convenor of the New Form Factors Working Group EUROSMART
	Jean Pierre Delesse is the President of LFoundry Rousset, a silicon foundry services company created in 2010. In 2009, he founded Rhealtys-a consultancy firm for the smart industry, after spending 15 years within Hitachi and Renesas, including 5 years as European Manager for the security business unit Jean Pierre Delesse is member of the Steering Committee of Eurosmart and convenor of the new form factor working group; he is also a professor at Ecole des Mines d’Alès and President of the Lennox Club- where all the members are Executives from the micro-electronic industry.

	e-Smart Job de Haas Director embedded technology, Riscure, The Netherlands
	Job de Haas has more than 20 years of experience in penetration testing of IT networks and embedded systems. For the past 5 years Job has been focusing a lot on payTV and mobile payment security.

	e-Smart Smart Mobility World e-ID John Devlin Group Director, AutoID and Smart Cards, ABIresearch, UK
	As Group Director, AutoID and Smart Cards, John Devlin focuses his research and management efforts on markets and technologies for smart cards and chip cards, authentication, identification, payments, and data protection.

	e-Smart Julien Doget Oberthur Technologies, France

	World e-ID Margarete Donovang-Kuhlisch European Government Industry Technical Leader, CTO Team, IBM Deutschland GmbH, Germany
	Margarete is a member of the IBM technical leadership team and the European Government Industry Chief Architect. She has established herself as trusted advisor to e-Government transformation nurtured by her experience in network-enabled capabilities and advanced intelligence and analytics in the defense space.

	World e-ID James Dray Science Adviser, Information Technology Laboratory National Institute of Standards and Technology, NIST, USA
	Jim Dray currently serves as Scientific Advisor to the Director of the U.S. Commerce Department’s Information Technology Laboratory. His responsibilities include coordination of strategic international research and standards collaborations in Cloud Computing, Health Informatics, and Identity Management. Mr. Dray has worked at the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology in the areas of electronic ID, cryptographic standards, and identity management for over twenty years.

	e-Smart Benjamin Drisch Product Manager, cv cryptovision GmbH, Germany
	Benjamin Drisch, born 1975, studied computer science at University of Dortmund. Working as Senior Security Consultant for cryptovision since 2002, Benjamin has lead various e-ID card and company ID projects. He is currently responsible for cryptovisions e-ID solutions as Product Manager.

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Christopher Edwards
CTO, Intercede, UK

Dr Chris Edwards is the Chief Technical Officer at Intercede (UK), and the principal architect behind MyID – a cutting edge identity and credential management system. Currently in use by major organizations worldwide including federal government, defence, healthcare, national ID and transportation, MyID is a commercial off-the-shelf product that can be quickly deployed for thousands of employees to millions of citizens.

Heading up the research and development team at Intercede, Chris has spent over 25 years in the IT industry, 11 of which have been devoted to security. He has a wide range of experience, having worked with biometrics, smart cards, PKI and token technologies and developing forward-thinking solutions such as mobile credentialing.

	e-Smart Jan Eichholz Technology Consultant, Giesecke & Devrient, Germany
	Jan Eichholz is working as Technology Consultant within Giesecke & Devrient GmbH. His main focus is on middleware architectures, which are necessary to support the usage of electronic identity cards in public and private environments.

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Hatem Elkadi
Executive Director of the National Management Institute, Egypt
Advisor for Strategic Projects at MSAD (Ministry of State for Administrative Development), Egypt

Dr. Hatem ELKADI was born in Egypt in 1960. He graduated from the Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University in 1983. He got his Ph.D. at the University of Lille, France, in 1993. He is currently an Assistant Professor at Cairo University.

He is the Acting Executive Director of the National Management Institute, Egypt.

He is Advisor for Strategic Projects at MSAD (Ministry of State for Administrative Development), and supervises a number of national e-government projects.

He was the Director of the Egyptian eGovernment Services Delivery Program which was ranked 23th worldwide in 2010, and in 2008, he won the first prize for the All Africa Public Service Innovation Award.

He is member of the “National Dispute Settlement Committee for ICT issues”, as well as the steering committee for the “National ID Card project”.

During his carrier, he managed several successful ICT projects with the government of Egypt, private sector and NGO’s, as well as consulted for National Projects in Yemen and Kuwait.

	World e-ID Mourad Faher Technical Marketing Standards & Technology, Techno. & Innovation, Gemalto, France
	Mourad Faher is part of Gemalto Standardization Department and is actively involved in ECC series specification and in the revision of ISO/IEC 7816 as well as the achievement and amendment of ISO/IEC 24727 standards leveraging interoperability for eServices deployment. He is acting as editor for ECC-3 and issued two Technical Reports dealing with the Privacy Enabler solution.

	e-Smart Benoît Feix Product Security Engineer, Inside Secure, France
	Benoit FEIX joined Inside company in 2007 as Security and Cryptography Engineer after have been working in cryptography and security departments of Oberthur, Thales CEACI and Gemplus. He is actually leading the product security team of Inside Secure. This team is specialized in the development and the evaluation of cryptography routines and embedded security functionalities (side channel attacks, fault attacks, code analysis, tamper resistance…). He is graduated from the Limoges University and is the author of patents and publications in the security domain.

	e-Smart Anthony Ferrari Security Evaluator, Trusted Labs, France
	Anthony Ferrari is senior security evaluator at Trusted Labs. Since 2003, he performs and coordinates security works at Trusted Labs. He participates actively to source code reviews, specifications analysis, architecture analysis and test strategy development of cards, terminals and applications. He holds a Master degree in Engineering, Real Time Embedded Systems and Mobile Applications, from Nice-Sophia Antipolis Polytechnic School, France.

	Smart Mobility Adrian Floarea Business Development Manager, certSIGN, Romania
	Adrian FLOAREA, CISA, is Business Development Manager with certSIGN. He is preparing the PhD thesis on cryptographic algorithms. Floarea was involved in development of IT security applications (digital signature, disk encryption, data shredding) and in information security research grants as program manager or team member.

	Smart Mobility Ionut Florea certSIGN, Romania
	Ionut FLOREA, CISA, is presales engineer with certSIGN, He was involved in the deployment of major PKI architecture in Romania (Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Administration and Interior, banks and telecom operators), information security consultancy activities and research projects.

	World e-ID Salvatore Francomacaro Computer Scientist, NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology), USA
	Salvatore Francomacaro is an Information Security specialist and Subject Manager Expert in Smart Cards, Security Tokens, Identity Management and Access Control systems. He has worked in many industries covering several aspect of the Information security space: from SC application design (most notable is the Navy Cash ePurse) to System integration, SC framework for operating systems up to Standards and Security Policies. He serves as Chairman of the INCITS B10.12 standard body (IC with Contacts) and he is a Microsoft Standards Certified professional. Currently he works at the NIST for the Computer Security Division where, among other things, he is one of the topic leaders for the FIPS 201/PIV specifications.

	Smart Mobility Danny Fundinger Management Consultant, Cirquent \| NTT Data Group, Germany
	Dr. Danny Fundinger has a background in IT and the banking industry. He is responsible at Cirquent to develop the company strategy for M-Payments and the Mobile Wallet. In 2010, he co-initiated SEMOSA with partners of Turkey (Turkcell Technology, Eteration) and is member of the Project Management Board.

	World e-ID Holger Funke Technical Director, HJP Consulting GmbH, Germany
	Holger Funke works as the Technical Director at HJP Consulting. Since 2004, he has worked in several major e-Passport projects in the EU, Africa and the Middle East, advising customers from specification to roll-out. He has been the editor of tests standards for inspection systems on behalf of the German Federal Office for Information Security (BSI). He is in charge of the development of GlobalTester comprehensive test platform for compliance testing of e-Passports, eID and inspection systems. He is an active member of the DIN national committee on Smart Card Standardisation DIN NI17.04 as well as DIF (German Industry Forum) AG1, accompanying the specification of mechanisms and protocols of the new German ID Card (nPA).

	e-Smart Olga Gadyatskaya Post-Doctoral Fellow University of Trento, Italy
	Olga Gadyatskaya received a PhD degree in Mathematics in Novosibirsk State University (Russia) in 2008 and is currently a Post-Doctoral Fellow in University of Trento.

	Smart Mobility Virginie Galindo Technical Marketing, Gemalto, France
	Virginie GALINDO is Technical Marketing at gemalto, in charge of device related standardization activities.

	Smart Mobility Amaury Gauthier Ph.D student, Smart Secure Devices – Xlim -University of Limoges, France
	Amaury Gauthier: Second year PhD student in the Xlim laboratory at university of Limoges working in the Smart Secure Devices team on the security of hypervisor for embedded devices. Research interests are operating system security and hypervisors for embedded systems.

	World e-ID Kevin Gillick GlobalPlatform Executive Director, GlobalPlatform, USA
	As Executive Director of GlobalPlatform, Mr. Gillick is responsible for driving awareness and accelerating adoption of the GlobalPlatform Specifications within worldwide markets. Mr. Gillick coordinates and manages the organization’s strategic planning and oversees all marketing and business development initiatives within key vertical market sectors. He works closely with GlobalPlatform’s Technical Director, all three of the organization’s technical committees – Card, Device and Systems – and the GlobalPlatform Task Forces. Mr. Gillick is directly responsible to the Board of Directors and the GlobalPlatform membership.Prior to his appointment to a full-time role within GlobalPlatform, Mr. Gillick held various marketing and business development positions at Datacard Group. Most recently, as Head of Corporate Marketing, he was responsible for worldwide marketing activities associated with the company’s range of secure identity, card personalization and card life cycle management solutions. He managed several worldwide corporate marketing functions and was directly responsible for Datacard Group’s market and brand positioning. While at Datacard Group, Mr. Gillick served the Smart Card Alliance on the Board of Directors, with a two year term as Chairman of the Board.Mr. Gillick has served as GlobalPlatform’s full-time Executive Director since 2006. Prior to this appointment, and while in the employment of Datacard Group, he was actively involved in the organization as GlobalPlatform’s Marketing Center Chair.

	Smart Mobility Eric Godefroy CEO, Egylis, France
	Eric Godefroy has created the Egylis company in 2005 to help companies benefit from the mobility opportunities by simplifying the way mobile and internet applications are created and delivered. With a strong background in R&D and Business Development, Eric is convinced that companies have just started to benefit from the mobile application revolution.

	World e-ID Slawomir Górniak Technical Competence Department, ENISA – European Network and Information Security Agency

	e-Smart Louis Goubin Professor University of Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France
	Louis Goubin is professor at Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines and manages the Secrets master’s degree. His work includes research in the fields of cryptology and embedded security.

	e-Smart Sylvain Guilley Scientific Advisor, Secure-IC S.A.S, France
	Sylvain Guilley is associate professor with the VLSI group (team "SEN" within the departement "COMELEC") at TELECOM-ParisTech. His research interests are the security of cryptographic hardware (ASIC and/or FPGA) and the specification of provable trusted computing platforms. He is a co-founder of the TELECOM-ParisTech spin-off Secure-IC, and has been appointed as an advisor in Secure-IC scientific and strategic consultative boards.

	e-Smart Rui Gustavo Lecturer Instituto Superior Tecnico, DEEC, Portugal
	Jose Rafael Carvalho is a researcher at Instituto Superior Tecnico on embedded systems, microcontrollers and smart-card programming. Rui Gustavo Crespo is an Assistant Professor at Instituto Superior Tecnico, with research interests on feature interaction and security.

	World e-ID Josef Haid Senior Staff Technical Marketing, Infineon Technologies, Austria
	Dr. Josef Haid, senior staff technical marketing, works for Infineon’s Chipcard and Security ICs division. Since joining in 2004 he was part of the concept team and now is responsible for definition of security controllers for future eGovernment applications.

	e-Smart Helena Handschuh Chief Technology Officer, Intrinsic-ID, USA
	Dr. Helena Handschuh is an internationally recognized expert on smart card security, cryptography, tamper resistance and Physical Unclonable Functions. She spent 9 years at Gemplus, 3 years at Spansion and joined Intrinsic-ID as CTO in 2009. She has published more than 30 academic papers and is inventor of 11 patents in cryptography and security.

	e-Smart Sebastian Hans Principal Java Card Standards and Direction, Oracle

	World e-ID Axel Hansmann Cinterion

	Smart Mobility Gaëtan Harel R&D Engineer at IS2T
	Gaëtan Harel is specialized in embedded devices software development and architecture and Java virtual Machines on such devices.

	Smart Mobility Aymeric Harmand Business Developer, Oberthur Technologies, France
	Aymeric Harmand is Business Developer at Oberthur Technologies in charge of NFC products (TSM, Secure Elements, Mobile Applications) worldwide. He is also responsible of building a comprehensive vision of the NFC ecosystem’s stakes and key players. Moreover, in his role of Oberthur Technologies’ representative in AFSCM (Association Française du Sans Contact Mobile) and AEPM (Association Européenne Payez Mobile) he played an essential role to position Oberthur as a key contributor to the successful deployment of NFC in Nice. Aymeric joined Oberthur four years ago as NFC SIM Product Manager and has developed since then a unique experience of the NFC field. In his previous job position he was Market Studies Manager for mobile operators at TNS Sofres.

	World e-ID Paul Hin Managing consultant IDM, Collis B.V., Netherlands
	Paul Hin has a background in information security and is currently the Collis project manager of the development of a PKI and Inspection Systems. Currently Collis builds a PKI and Inspection System commissioned by a government within the EU. Paul is interested in solutions in this area which fit to the need and governmental structure of the country. He studied several implementations.

	e-Smart Walter Hinz Giesecke & Devrient GmbH, Germany
	Walter Hinz works with G&D in various positions for more than 25 years. His experience encompasses POS payment terminals and a couple of innovative smart card developments. He was team member in national and European funded projects, such as InspireD and Aletheia.

	World e-ID Detlef Houdeau Infineon Technologies, World e-ID PC Chair

	e-Smart Philip Hoyer Director Strategic Solutions, Actividentity, UK

	e-Smart Malika Izabachène Post-doc researcher , Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, France
	Malika Izabachène is a post-doc researcher at Université de Versailles-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines, working on Anonymity aspects of cryptographic protocols.

	World e-ID Stephen Johnston Head of Product & Solutions Development National eHealth Transition Authority (NEHTA), Australia
	Stephen Johnston is responsible for leading the important health identifiers, authentication, security and logistics programs at NEHTA. Prior to his appointment, Stephen was General Manager of Partnerships and Transformation at BT Openreach in the UK with direct responsibility for service delivery and performance as well as other transformational projects. Stephen is a former soldier and officer of the British Army and was awarded an MBE in 1995 in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List for his contribution to NATO operations in Southern Europe and the Balkans.

	Smart Mobility Daniel Jouan Security Advisor, Research In Motion France, France

	e-Smart Mallikarjun Kande ABB, India
	Mallikarjun Kande holds his degree in Electronics and communication engineering and masters in Power electronics. Presently he is working ABB Corporate Research Center, Bangalore, INDIA. He has over 17 years of experience in aerospace research activities before beginning his career in industrial automation. He has several patents in the area of aerospace applications and closely associated with universities in terms of collaborative research and invited talks. His domain expertise includes automotive, space and avionics, industrial and aerospace sensors, pipeline inspection system, real time operating systems.

	e-Smart Xavier Kauffmann Research Engineer Oberthur Technologies, France
	Xavier Kauffmann is a PhD student associated with the LIFO (Ensi de Bourges / University of Orléans) and Oberthur Technologies. His research works address the issues related to smart card security. He is supervised by Pascal Berthomé, Francis Chambérot, Jean-François Lalande.

	Smart Mobility Eduard K de Jong Transaxiom Ltd, UK
	Prolific generator of ideas with over 35 patents related to Smart Cards and Security awarded. Provided the foundation IPR for Java Card technology at Sun Microsystems (1995-2006). Inventor of n-Count technology. Currently Chief architect at Transaxiom Limited.

	World e-ID Vlastimil Klíma Cryptologist, KNZ, s.r.o.,Czech Republic
	Vlastimil Klíma devoted all his thirty years professional life to cryptology. He is known by proposing the fastest MD5-collision searching method and by revealing weaknesses in OpenPGP and SSL/TLS. He proposed a new concept of hash functions and block ciphers (DN, HDN) and is co-author of the fastest hash function (BMW) in the second round of the competition SHA-3.

	e-Smart Sanjeev Koul Scientist ABB, India
	Sanjeev Koul is at presently working as a Scientist with ABB Corporate Research Centre, Bangalore, INIDA and leading research project in security solutions for substation automation products. His areas of interest include embedded systems, industrial communication, security solutions for resource constrained devices. Sanjeev Koul is a computer science graduate from University of Pune and holds a diploma in advance computing from CDAC, Bangalore.

	Smart Mobility Ioannis Kounelis Ph.D. Grant holder, European.Commission. – Joint Research Centre, Italy
	Ioannis Kounelis is a Ph.D. student of KTH currently studying at the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission in Italy. He has a Bachelor Degree in Computer Science and a Master of Science Degree in Information and Communication Systems Security.

	e-Smart Arijit Kumar Bose Associate Scientist
	Arijit Bose is an associate scientist working in the field of Security and FPGA. His area of interest is cryptography and optimized implementation of computational intensive crypto-algorithms in resource constraint environment. Arijit has received Master of engineering degree from University of applied sciences, Rosenheim, Germany. His focus is on embedded system security.

	World e-ID Daniel Lancien Director – Business Development, Intercede, UK
	Daniel Lancien is the director of business development at Intercede Ltd, a world-leading vendor of identity and credential management software. He is working on developing overall market share of MyID in Europe, providing technical and market expertise to all Intercede partners and customers. Daniel has over 25 years in the IT Industry, 12 of which in the security, authentication and ID management.

	Smart Mobility Jean-Louis Lanet Professor in Computer Sciences, XLIM Labs, University of Limoges, France
	Jean-Louis Lanet: Professor in Computer Sciences at the XLIM Labs, University of Limoges (France), Leader of the SSD Team (Smart Secure Device), interest research on the security of smart card and software.

	World e-ID Xavier Larduinat Gemalto(tbc)

	Smart Mobility Erik Larsson VP Marketing, Qosmos, France
	Erik drives all aspects of marketing, including company positioning, product marketing, communications and branding. Prior to Qosmos, Erik held executive-level positions at Comverse, Netcentrex and Level 3, beginning his career at Nortel and Telenor. Erik has published a number of articles in high tech media and is a frequent speaker at industry events. He holds a MS in Engineering Physics from KTH (Sweden) and an M.B.A. degree from the Kelley School of Business (USA).

	e-Smart Maryline Laurent Professor TELECOM SudParis Institute, France
	Maryline Laurent is professor at the French National TELECOM SudParis institute. She is the head of the research lab VIS and, member of the French CNRS UMR 5157 SAMOVAR. Her main topics of interest are related to network security, in particular authentication and privacy, mesh/ad hoc networks, RFIDs. In 2009, she co-authored a book "Wireless and Mobile Networks Security" (ISTE). She chaired the International Conference on New Technologies, Mobility and Security, NTMS 2011, Security Track, February 2011.

	e-Smart Olivier Lavoisy Engineer, PhD, PACTE lab
	Olivier Lavoisy has a PhD in social sciences in addition to an industrial engineering graduation. He has extensively worked on innovation (user acceptance, sociology, history).

	Smart Mobility Andreas Leicher Andreas Senior Researcher, Novalyst IT AG, Germany
	Andreas Leicher received his diploma in computer science at Frankfurt University in 2009. With his main focus on IT security, he developed a framework for Trusted Computing applications, implementing a Trusted Ticket System by enhancing the Kerberos authentication protocol. He is working as a consultant and senior researcher with Novalyst IT. Andreas is actively involved in the areas of identity management, Trusted Computing, TCG, IT security, privacy, mobile systems, Smartcard security and 3GPP/ETSI standardisation. He is an author/co-author of a number of journal and conference papers and coinventor of several U.S. patent applications. Currently, he is working on a PhD thesis in the area of mobile identity management, especially OpenID/OAuth based solutions.

	Smart Mobility Holger Lenz Director Business Development, Cinterion Wireless Modules GmbH, Germany
	Holger Lenz works as Director Business Development in the Strategy & Marketing department of CINTERION. His area of responsibilities comprises managing the strategic market segments ITS / Automotive Aftermarket and e-Mobility as well as developing and managing a strong network of business partners in these strategic areas. The ITS / Automotive Aftermarket segment focus on electronic tolling, insurance telematics, traffic telematics, stolen vehicle recovery as well as tracking and fleet management applications. In his former position as Director of Portfolio & Innovations at CINTERION he was responsible for developing the portfolio strategy for CINTERION’s M2M module products and the applications business as well as driving of new product innovations. Mr. Lenz joined Siemens AG in 1999 and held several positions in the Siemens Information and Communication Networks group. As Senior Business Consultant for IT & Network Security, he worked for telecom carriers and enterprise customers. Before joining Siemens Wireless Modules in 2006, Mr. Lenz spent several years with Siemens Communications’ Enterprise Systems division, serving as Product Manager for Smart Card Products. Mr. Lenz holds a Master of Science in Telecommunication Engineering from the University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg (Germany). CINTERION is the worldwide leading supplier of cellular machine-to-machine (M2M) communication modules and combines unparalleled M2M engineering expertise and localized worldwide customer support with a strong portfolio of high-quality GSM, GPRS, EDGE, UMTS and HSPA products. CINTERION is a reliable partner and valued by many vertical market customers for its award-winning modules which enable machines, equipment and vehicles to communicate over wireless networks helping enterprises dramatically cut costs and increase productivity and efficiency. CINTERION is part of the Gemalto group (Euronext NL 0000400653 GTO), the world leader in digital security with 2009 annual revenues of €1.65 billion, and over 10,000 employees operating out of 75 offices, with research and service centers in 41 countries.

	World e-ID Magnus Löfgren Sales & Marketing Director, Speed Identity, Sweden

	e-Smart Philippe Lorent IP Security product manager, Barco Silex, Belgium
	Philippe Lorent has a master in Electronic Engineering from the Faculte Polytechnique de Mons in Belgium where he spent 3 years as researcher. After a few years spent at SdM (Societe de Microelectronique) as digital and analog designer, he founded with a few colleagues, in 1991, the ASIC Design House named Silicon Expertise. In 1995, Silicon Expertise became a Barco subsidiary. Today, Barco Silex is an electronic subcontracting and engineering service company (ASIC, FPGA, SoC, DSP & board design) in a broad range of markets such as broadcast, video surveillance, communications, security, payment, printing and aerospace. With more than 20 years of experience in ASIC design and System-on-Chip development, Philippe Lorent is ASIC Product Manager and he is also responsible for the development of IP cores like AMBA memory controllers, crypto engines and security platforms.

	World e-ID Julian Lovelock Senior Director, Product Marketing, ActivIdentity, USA
	As senior director of product marketing and director of global commerce markets at ActivIdentity, Julian has responsibility for defining and bringing to market solutions that enable users to confidently establish their identity when transacting online. Julian moved to the West Coast from London in 2005 following the acquisition of ASPACE Solutions where he was CTO and co-founder. He is currently working on a number of exciting initiatives that will help establish much needed new levels of user confidence in the security of online and mobile commerce. He holds a BENG in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the University of Aston, UK.

	e-Smart Karen Lu Principal Research Engineer, Gemalto Inc., USA
	Dr. H. Karen Lu is a principal research engineer at Gemalto, a digital security company, and is a Certified Information System Security Professional (CISSP). She has worked on security research and development for over 9 years. She is an inventor and has over 50 publications. Her technical expertise includes multi-factor authentication, federated identity management, cloud security, web application security, and smart card communication, networking, and applications.

	Smart Mobility Armando Maldonado ITAM, Mexico
	Professor at ITAM in Mexico Electronic and communications engineer Bachelor Degree from IPN Mexico. MD in Informatics and applied mathematics from the “Grenoble Institute of Technology” and PhD in Informatics Engineering from the “École nationale supérieure de l’aéronautique et de l’espace” Applied research in business model innovation, SOA automation, and design of ITIL/eTOM solutions.

	World e-ID Alexandre Martins Global Market Manager, Morpho Identification Division, France

	e-Smart Fabio Massacci Professor University of Trento, Italy
	Fabio Massacci received a M.Eng. in 1993 and Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering at University of Rome La Sapienza in 1998. He currently is a Full Professor in University of Trento.

	e-Smart Gisela Meister Dr. rer. nat, Giesecke & Devrient, Germany
	Study of Mathematics and Economics at the University Münster, since end of 1989 occupied as security expert with G&D Munich, division Smart Cards. She is head of the department “Technology Consulting” as well as head of the Standardisation office with G&D. Gisela Meister is a member of national and international standardisation groups and co-ordinates national and European specifications e.g. she is the convenor of the national smart card body for contact oriented cards DIN NI 17.4 and she chairs the European Smart Card standardisation group for PKI CEN TC 224 WG 16, SIT Fraunhofer Smart Card prize 2004.

	World e-ID Samia Melhem Chair e-Development Thematic Group, Information & Communication Technology Sector Unit, The World Bank Group (USA)
	Samia Melhem chairs the eDevelopment Community of Practice and leads ICT unit’s knowledge and learning program at the World Bank Group. She is an international expert on egovernment . Her projects focus on improving Public sector delivery, and outreach to citizens and businesses; and on creating the enabling environment for societal transformation, using ICTs as a tool for governance, accountability and transparency (GAC), employment and inclusion. Samia contributes to research on eGovernment policies, innovation, business, and results, and has led the eProcurement Reference guide and capacity building efforts in ICT unit, the Gender and ICT toolkit as well as the Telecoms Regulatory toolkit during her service at Infodev. One of her eGovernment projects, eRwanda, just won the Technology in Government Award (TIGA) sponsored by UN, Economic Commission for Africa, and the Government of Finland. In her 20 years of service, Samia worked in different regions (Africa, ECA & MNA) and on more than forty countries. She holds degrees in Electrical engineering (BSEE); Computer Sciences (MS), and Finance (MBA).

	e-Smart J.M. Mulder Sales Director Europe, Collis, The Netherlands

	e-Smart Smart Mobility World e-ID Marc Muller Head of Common Technologies, Gemalto, France

	Smart Mobility Yves Neisius PhD student, FNR, SnT, Telindus, Luxembourg
	Yves Neisius is a industry PhD student with the university of Luxembourg and the Telindus SA. He has obtained a Master in computer science from the university des Saarlandes in 2009. He has worked with Siemens and INRA on different projects. Dr. Thomas Scherer is the PhD supervisor from Telindus and Prof. Dr. Thomas Engel is the PhD advisor from the university of Luxembourg. Jacques Ruckert is the Networking, Security and Connectivity Solutions Director of Telindus Luxembourg.

	World e-ID Libor Neumann Senior Consultant, ANECT a.s., Czech Republic
	Libor Neumann has worked in many different projects dealing with ICT infrastructure for government in Czech Republic for more than10 years. He is author or co-author of several conceptual and strategic documents dealing with e-government. He has focused to electronic cooperation between different government subjects and to electronic identity and electronic services access management for many years.

	e-Smart Quang-Huy Nguyen Formal Methods Expert Trusted Labs, France
	Quang-Huy Nguyen received a Ph.D. in Computer Science at University of Henri Poincaré (Nancy) in 2002. He spent 7 years in Gemalto Technology & Innovation before joining Trusted Labs as a Formal Methods Expert.

	World e-ID Chris Onyemenam Director General, National Identity Management Commission, Nigeria

	Smart Mobility Marc Osajda Global Automotive marketing, Freescale Semiconductor, Germany
	Marc Osajda is a member of the global automotive marketing team, responsible for chassis and safety applications. He has more than 15 years of experience in MEMS sensors, analog products and microcontroller for safety critical applications such as airbag, electronic braking, electric power steering and advanced driver assistance systems. Marc hold several patents on sensors and circuitry for automotive applications, has published numerous article in trade journal, and is participating in recognized automotive electronic trade conferences.

	Smart Mobility Jean-Claude Paillès Engineer, J3P2W1, France
	The author is a security expert on the domain related to smart-cards and smatphones. After a career in ORANGE-LABS, he has started a new structure called J3P2W1 devoted to consultancy and practical developments of tools for such topics as security & trust.

	e-Smart Charles Palmer Project Manager of “Project Hydra”, Acute Technology
	Charles Palmer is the project manager of “Project Hydra”, a role that involves both project management and coordination of the architecture design process. His background is as an electronics design engineer, designing and manufacturing embedded computers. For the last two years he has worked on Project Hydra, a collaborative R&D project funded by the UK’s Technology Strategy Board. This project is demonstrating how the smart meter telcoms network allows deployment of other value-added services such as telecare, and how smart card technologies can be reused for privacy and security in smart metering. Charles also contributes to the ISO/IEEE 11073 personal health device standards process.

	Smart Mobility Pierre Paradinas Professor, Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, France
	Pierre Paradinas owns the Embedded and Mobile Systems Chair at CNAM (Paris). He is currently interested in the use of service oriented architecture within embedded systems and trust systems in relationship with personal centred IT applications. He managed projects such as MESURE (ANR funding) which focused on open benchmark for Java Card platforms, and DAATLE as personal trust data center. He worked also 3 years at INRIA as a Technology Development Director. Before joining academic world, he was the Gemplus Software Lab Director.

	e-Smart Thierry Pauwels Marketing & Sales support, IP products, Barco Silex, Belgium
	Thierry Pauwels graduated from the Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL) in Belgium as an electro-mechanical engineer. Joining the high-tech environment of Barco-Silex in 2005, offered him the opportunity to develop his skills on complex FPGA, ASIC and DSP designs. In 2008, he took over the responsibilities of application engineering for all Barco-Silex advanced IP cores (video codec, cryptography, security, …) Thierry Pauwels is now in charge of marketing and sales support for IP products at Barco Silex.

	World e-ID Beatrice Peirani Technical Marketing Manager, Gemalto, France
	Beatrice Peirani is Technical Marketing Manager in the Standardization & Technologies department, and security expert in Gemalto. Beatrice Peirani is involved in standardization activities around electronic signature since 2002 and active contributor to CEN TC224 WG16 group in charge of smart cards and electronic signature (SSCD, EN 14890). Beatrice Peirani is appointed expert in ETSI ESI STF 425 working on a rationalized framework for electronic signature under the European Mandate M/460.

	Smart Mobility Artzai Picon Researcher, Tecnalia, Spain
	Dr. Artzai Picón (M.Eng. PhD) works as a Researcher at Tecnalia where he has been involved in over 30 research projects. His research interests include computer vision and artificial intelligence based systems. In 2002 he received the Best M.Eng. Final Project Award from Accenture Company for the implementation of a facial recognition system and in 2006 he received the ONCE International Research and Development Award in New Technologies for The Blind and Visually Impaired. In 2007 he worked for the Centre for Image Processing and Analysis (CIPA). He has also published several papers, holds 4 patents and he is a reviewer of different prestigious journals related to machine vision and artificial intelligence.

	World e-ID Gilles Polin Head of Government EMEA, Adobe Systems

	Smart Mobility Constantine Polychronopoulos, Ph.D Founder and Chief Technology Officer, Bytemobile, USA
	Dr. Constantine Polychronopoulos’ research in multithreading computer architectures and wireless network performance optimization at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) formed the core of Bytemobile technology. He founded the company in 2000 to pursue a vision of the Mobile Internet and recruited a few of his graduate students, including Chris Koopmans and Nicholas Stavrakos, today vice president, Product Development, and vice president and chief architect, respectively, at Bytemobile. As a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at UIUC since 1986 and director of the Center for Supercomputing Research and Development since 1995, Dr. Polychronopoulos led research efforts that have had a profound impact on both academic and commercial computing. His innovations included the Computational Network Federations, the first dynamic virtualization architecture; the Nanothreads prototype, used by Silicon Graphics and other companies; and the Parafrase-2 and Promis multilingual parallelizing compilers, which spawned nearly two decades of research and influenced compilers and run-time systems at Intel, IBM and Compaq. Dr. Polychronopoulos has chaired and served on the committees of more than 50 international conferences, served on the editorial boards of IEEE and ACM journals, and delivered more than 70 presentations by invitation at universities, conferences and industry events. He holds 10 U.S. and international patents and has published a book and over 150 papers in research journals and conference proceedings. Among other honors, he received the National Science Foundation Presidential Young Investigator Award in 1989, the 1998 Bodossaki Foundation Award in Engineering and a Fulbright Scholarship. In 1999, he was recognized as Pascal Professor by Leiden University. Dr. Polychronopoulos holds a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois, an M.S. from Vanderbilt University and a B.S. from the National University of Athens.

	World e-ID Olivier Potonniée Senior Research Engineer, Gemalto, France
	Olivier Potonniée is a research engineer at Gemalto Technology & Innovation group in La Ciotat (France), where he designs smart card based solutions for networked applications. He joined Gemalto (formerly Gemplus) in 1999, and previously worked in Alcatel Research Center, and France Telecom R&D. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Paris VI University (1996).

	e-Smart Denis Praca Standardization Technical Marketing Manager, Gemalto, France
	Denis Praca is technical marketing manager in the standardization and technology department of Gemalto in charge of platform and protocols standardization activities. These activities include by ETSI SCP and M2M, SD card association, 3GPP CT6, GSMA, SIMAlliance and NFC Forum. Denis was one of the main contributors for the high speed protocol standardization in ETSI SCP and rapporteur of the contactless specifications for the UICC. He is holding official position in SCP as vice chairman of SCP and the requirement group as well as the contactless task force chairman position in SDA.

	World e-ID Marc Printz Product Manager, Sicap AG, Switzerland
	Marc Printz is head of the mobile identity product development and marketing at Sicap. With more than 12 years in the mobile internet and telecoms sector he designed early m-banking solutions and has extensive experience in developing service delivery and messaging platforms. He held product marketing, software engineering management and architecture positions in Germany, Japan, and Switzerland.

	e-Smart Emmanuel Prouff Manager of the Security Research Activities Oberthur Technologies, France
	Emmanuel Prouff has obtained a PhD at the french national research institute for computer science (INRIA). He is currently managing the Cryptography Research Activities of Oberthur Technologies and studies theoretical aspects of symmetric cryptology and the different ways of thwarting side channel attacks. His results in those areas were published at international conferences

	World e-ID Nigel Reavley Sales Director EMEA, Silicomp Management SA ( FIME Test Laboratory), France
	Nigel REAVLEY has been working in ID, security and authentication sector for the last 20 years in various leading technology companies including Oberthur (cards) , Keynectis (PKI) and Xiring (Authentication). With an MBA and BSc in Physics and Electronics, he has lived in four different European countries (France, UK, Sweden, Finland).

	World e-ID Volker Reible Vice President, T-Systems International GmbH, Germany

	e-Smart Soline Renner Security Engineer Oberthur Technologies – Institut de Mathématiques de Bordeaux, France
	Soline RENNER is a Security Engineer at Oberthur Technologies and studies the Leakage Resilient Cryptography and Side-Channel Attacks on embedded devices.

	Smart Mobility Jukka Riekki Professor, University of Oulu, Finland
	Jukka Riekki is professor in the Computer Science and Engineering Laboratory, University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland. His main research interests are in interactive, context-aware systems serving people in their everyday environment. Currently he studies physical user interfaces, context recognition, sensor networks, and service composition.

	e-Smart Harko Robroch Managing Director, Riscure, Netherlands
	Harko Robroch has 15 years of experience in IT security. Since 2004 Harko is Managing Director of Riscure. Harko is also a member of the Global Platform Security Working Group.

	Smart Mobility Christophe Rosenberger Professor, ENSICAEN, France
	Christophe Rosenberger is a Full Professor at ENSICAEN, France. He obtained his Ph.D. degree from the University of Rennes I in 1999. He works at the GREYC Laboratory where he leads the research unit in E-banking & Biometrics. His research interests include biometrics (definition of biometric systems and privacy issues). He is involved in developing authentication solutions for e-transactions applications.

	World e-ID Gilad Rosner PhD Candidate, University of Nottingham, UK
	Gilad Rosner is a PhD candidate in the Horizon Doctoral Training Centre of the School of Computer Science at the University of Nottingham. His research focuses on the role of regulation in Digital Identity, and he investigates the evolution of IDM, credentialing, payments, and data protection.

	World e-ID Bruno Rouchouze Convenor of Eurosmart eID Working Group, Eurosmart, Belgium
	Bruno Rouchouze, mathematics applied and computer engineer obtained a thesis in image processing at CNRS in 1995. He integrated the Gemplus Group in 1997. Since 1998, he managed the Information Security Group whose principal missions were: infrastructure security in prudent product engineering, threat analyses and flaw identification, and security evaluations. His group obtained first Common Criteria certificates in the world at levels EA1+ & EAL5+ for Java Card, EAL4 for native OS, and EAL4 augmented with AVA_VLA.4 for a smart card. He was Chairman of the Eurosmart Security Working Group and Convenor of International Smart card Certification Initiatives (ISCI) for five years. Bruno became the Deputy Director for the Applied Research and Security Center at Gemplus in 2004. Bruno integrated the ID Department of Gemalto as senior expert in 2005. After ID standards management, he manages governmental affairs for all ID topics (ePassport, eID, eHealth, eResident, eDL, eRegistration, eVisa…) at Gemalto. He has been owned several patents connected with electronic identities and biometry through Gemalto. In charge of all relationships with the European institutions, Bruno follows the key European programs (larges scale pilots, Digital Agenda, specific expert working groups as e-Mobidig or , funding programs) and he is also involved the current Chairman of the Eurosmart’ ID group.

	e-Smart Carsten Rust Senior R&D Project Manager, Morpho e-Documents Division, Germany
	Carsten Rust holds a degree in Computer Science from the University of Paderborn, Germany. He joined Morpho in 2004 as a project manager for R&D projects. Currently, he is in charge of the German uService project as well as of Morpho’s part in further cooperative research projects

	e-Smart Aymerick Savary Université de Sherbrooke, Canada
	Currently student in a master degree in computer science at the University of Sherbrooke and University of Limoges. My research is done both in the SSD labs in Limoges to acquire knowledge related to smart cards security and in the GRIL labs for the formal methods.

	e-Smart Helmut Scherzer Senior Technology Manager, CTO Office, Giesecke & Devrient, Germany
	Helmut Scherzer is working as Senior Technology Manager in the CTO office of Giesecke & Devrient (Germany). Before Helmut Scherzer was chief developer and consultant in IBM Germany for more than twenty years. His achievements in SmartCard-operating systems, -security and -standardization awarded him the German Fraunhofer SmartCard Prize in 2002 for extraordinary achievements in SmartCard technology. Among others, publications date from his work date from his two year NY term in the IBM Watson Research Center in NY. For many years Scherzer also works in the SmartCard standardization, recently as editor for the European Standard for SmartCards as secure signature devices. Scherzer graduated in Electrical Engineering at the RWTH Aachen in 1986.

	World e-ID Frank Schipplick Head of Sales, bremen online services, Germany
	Frank Schipplick (born in 1963) holds a master degree in mathematics (Diplom-Mathematiker) of the University of Bielefeld. Since December 2004 Frank Schipplick is employee of bremen online services (bos), a software company which is producing secure eGovernment solution, specialized in eSignatures and eID. His position is Head of Sales and authorised signatory for bos. Before he was working for several companies – EDS, Eutelis Consult (a consulting company), Schlumberger Technologies and the RWTÜV – in the fields of IT-Security, electronic payment systems, biometrics and smart card applications in various positions.

	e-Smart Gernod Schmid Project Manager, EMC Division Seibersdorf Laboratories, Austria
	Gernot Schmid is deputy manager of the EMC division of the Seibersdorf Laboratories and project manager in the areas of electromagnetic safety and antenna development. Presently he is involved in several projects related to innovative applications of NFC and other short range technologies. He is author and/or co-author of 16 publications in SCI-listed journals, more than 100 conference contributions and 2 patent applications.

	Smart Mobility Kurt Schmid CEO, Nexperts, Austria
	Kurt Schmid has more than 25 year of business experience in the Security, Smart Card and RFID industry: He is founder and CEO of NEXPERTS, a solutions provider using NFC and mobile phones for tracing and tracking, m-marketing, m-payment, m-ticketing and couponing. Before NEXPERTS Kurt Schmid was CEO of OMNIKEY, a company he grew to one of the world’s top three players in the smart card reader business. Previously Kurt worked as CTO at Utimaco Safeware AG, a security and encryption specialist, listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Kurt Schmid, born in 1961, holds a Master in Business Administration and Computer Sciences from the Johannes Kepler University in Linz, Austria and is holder of several patents. He is on the advisory board of the NFC academy.

	Smart Mobility Andreas U. Schmidt Novalyst
	Andreas U. Schmidt received his doctorate in mathematics at the University of Frankfurt/Main in 1999. After research stays in Durban and Pisa, he became a senior researcher at the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology, Germany, and was area head for security at the CREATE-NET research centre, Italy. He is co-founder and director of Novalyst IT, a consultancy specializing in IT security R&D and knowledge transfer. Andreas produced 50+ publications in various fields, works as reviewer for renowned journals in security and served in the program committee of numerous conferences He organizes the conference MobiSec on mobile security.

	Smart Mobility Frederik Schrooyen Researcher, Artesis University College of Antwerp, Belgium
	in 2004, after his post academic MBA in the USA, Frederik started working as a researcher at the Applied Engineering: Electronics-ICT department of the Artesis University College of Antwerp. During his 5 years of experience he build up expertise through different research projects in the area of RFID & NFC.

	e-Smart Katharina Schulz Technology Consultant Giesecke & Devrient GmbH, Germany
	Katharina Schulz joined Giesecke & Devrient in 2003. She has been involved in projects for evaluation according to Common Criteria and FIPS and security-related research in RFID technology, such as authentication and privacy aspects. She is a member of the Java Card Forum, Common Criteria Task Force.

	Smart Mobility Gabriel Serme Research Associate, SAP Labs France
	Gabriel is a Research Associate in SAP Research Sophia-Antipolis and a PhD candidate in Eurecom. He works on topics to modularize security for SOA with AOP in order to create a better integration of cross-cutting domains.

	Smart Mobility Yogendra Shah InterDigital Communications Corporation
	Yogendra Shah earned a BSc and a PhD in EE from The City University, London in 1982 and 1985 respectively. Dr. Shah has worked in the wireless industry developing consumer products incorporating wireless technologies from the early CT2 digital cordless telephony standard through to the current generation 3G systems. He is currently a Manager in the R&D Department at InterDigital with research interests in developing advanced communications modem technologies and wireless security technologies. He is an inventor or co-inventor on several US patents and has been awarded the President’s and CTO innovation awards at InterDigital.

	World e-ID Jon Shamah Head of European sales, eSecurity, NETS, Denmarkl/Norway
	Jon Shamah is Principal Consultant at EJ Consultants Ltd.He is a graduate of Aeronautics & Astronautics. Roles at Hitachi, McDonnell Information Systems, Thales, CoreStreet and now at NETS, span over 15 years involvement in Identity Management and Transaction Security. He is vice-chairman of EEMA advising and representing the group on various EU workshops and projects. Jon is also a coordinator at the International Telecommunications Union, Study Group 17 for Identity Management and part of the Mirror Group of Trust in Digital Life.Jon is the winner of the 2009 EEMA AWard for Services to European Identity.

	Smart Mobility Russell Sheffield Director of Innovation and Development, paythru,UK
	Prior to setting up paythru, Russell’s previous business fused creative communications with new technologies to develop award-winning solutions for clients such as easyJet, Tesco and Dixons. In the process, he created some of the web’s most user-friendly and groundbreaking online businesses.

	e-Smart Prof. Georg Sigl Institute for Secure Information Technology, Technische Universitaet Muenchen (TUM), Germany
	Georg Sigl finished his PhD in Electrical Engineering on electronic design automation at TU München in 1992. Afterwards he implemented new design-for-testability concepts in telecommunication ASICs at Siemens. In 1996 he joined the automotive microcontroller department at Siemens HL (later Infineon) to develop microcontroller peripherals and the new 16 bit architecture C166SV2. In 2000 he changed to the Chip Card and Security division where he was responsible for the development of new secure microcontroller platforms. Under his responsibility, two award winning platforms – the SLE88 (Cartes Sesames Award 2001) and the SLE78 (Cartes Sesames Award 2008) – have been designed. In June 2010, he has founded a new institute at Technical University Munich for Security in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology. In parallel, he is driving embedded security research as deputy director at the Fraunhofer Institute for Secure Information Technology SIT Munich.

World e-ID
S.K. Sinha
Head, Smart Card Technology Division

• Senior Technical Director, National Informatics Center, Department of IT, Government of India.
• Head, Smart Card Technology Division
• Head, Digital Certification Body, NIC CA
• Director, Testing & Certification Center for SCOSTA Compliance, Govt. of India.
• Technology Team Lead for,
o Project for Indian National Identity Card (MNIC/NPR).
o Indian Driving License Project.
o Indian ePassport Project.
o Health Service Insurance Project for Rural Poor (RSBY).
o Smart Card based Public Distribution System Project.
o Smart Card based ePassbook for National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme of Government (NREGS).
o PKI and SKI based National Key Infrastructure.
• Chairman of the Committee responsible for developing National Standards for Smart Card Technology (Named as SCOSTA; http://scosta.gov.in), currently Director Smart Card Technology Certification, Govt. of India.
• Member in following Technical Committees,
o Committee for National Identity Project (MNIC) constituted by Ministry of Home Affairs.
o Committee for ePassport project constituted by Ministry of External Affairs.
o Committee for Transport Applications, constituted by Ministry of Road Transport and Highways.
o Committee for National Health Insurance Scheme, constituted by Ministry of Labor and Employment
o Certification Committee for Smart Card Standards under NIC, Government of India.
o Technical Working Group, constituted by Indian Banks Association (IBA) and IDRBT, for Smart Card Standards for Financial Inclusion.
o Project Management Team, for Smart Card Based LPG and Kerosene Distribution constituted by Ministry of Petroleum.
o Expert Committee on Biometric Standards for eGovernance in India

• Working on,
o Evolving Technology Standards and evaluating project architecture for development and rollout of G2G and G2C eGovernance projects.
o Evolving Process standards, Policies and Deployment Model for evolving complete echo-system for smooth implementation of large national projects using Smart Card Technology.
o Architecture building for National Wide eGovernance Projects, with a special emphasis on Smart Card and Biometrics Technologies.

	World e-ID Maha Sliti Security engineer, NDCA (National Digital Certification Agency), Tunisia
	Maha Sliti: she received her engineer diploma in telecommunications and computing networks and her Master degree from the University Of Carthage (Tunisia). Since August 2007, she is a member of the cryptographic tools approval unit at NDCA.

	Smart Mobility Keith Smith President and COO, SK C&C USA, USA
	Keith Smith is President & COO of SK C&C USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of SK C&C Co., Ltd. With more than 20 years of experience in the payments, prepaid, and banking industries, Smith is focused on leading a team that will help financial institutions, retailers, and mobile operators develop and deliver mobile commerce services.

	World e-ID Travis Spencer Pingidentity

	Smart Mobility Pasquale Stirparo Ph. D. Grant Holder , European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Italy
	Pasquale Stirparo is a Ph.D. student of KTH, currently studying as grant holder at the European Commission Joint Research Centre in the field of Mobile Devices Security. Prior to join JRC, he worked as Security Expert and Digital Forensics Engineer for a private company and was trainer for the United Nation and Italian universities on the subject of Digital Forensics.

	e-Smart Smart Mobility World e-ID Jörg Suchy Group Leader, Strategic Business Development, Smart Card and NFC Products, Samsung Semiconductor Europe, Germany

	Jukka Suikkanen CEO, Bonwal
	Jukka have a long career with data and mobile services and concepts. He was developing ex. Mobile Wallet concept in TeliaSonera and now continuing that development work in Bonwal. Jukka have contributed to international standardization forums like GSM Association, NFC Forum, Ficom. Jukka is now CEO in Bonwal, spin-off company from TeliaSonera, Scandinavian telco and responsible for sales & marketing.

	e-Smart Laurent Sustek Product Marketing Manager, Inside Secure, France
	Laurent Sustek has been working in the Smart Card Industry since 20 years, with various responsibilities (Design, Engineering, Marketing, Security, and Architect) in different companies (Smart card Manufacturer and Secure Microprocessor Manufacturers). His domains of expertise are Embedded Security (Hardware and Software) and Telecommunication applications.

	e-Smart Nils Tekampe Product Manager TÜV Informationstechnik GmbH, Germany
	Nils Tekampe has been working as a consultant in the area of IT security over several years. He has a strong background in the development of requirements around IT-security and is the author of several Protection Profiles for the evaluation of various systems and devices in Common Criteria.

	e-Smart Pierre-Henri Thévenon CEA Leti, France
	Pierre-Henri THEVENON is PhD student at the CEA Leti and works on the attacks and coutermeasures on the HF physical layer of contactless systems.

	e-Smart Pascal Thoniel NTX Research, France
	Pascal Thoniel holds a Master of Finance from IEP Paris (Sciences Po). After 10 years of experience in Business IT, Pascal has created NTX Research in 1997, a company specialized in Information Systems security. Pascal has 15 years of experience in IT Security : IT Security Audit and Policy designer, inventor XC Technology (strong authentication and confidentiality – patented), inventor of a new user-centric and non-hierarchical approach for PKI (patent pending).

	Smart Mobility Mihai Togan certSIGN, Romania
	Mihai TOGAN, PhD (“Contributions to development of trusted third party services within the computer networks”), lecturer within Military Technical Academy and technical consultant within certSIGN, program.

	World e-ID Mahmoud Tounsi Security engineer, NDCA (National Digital Certification Agency), Tunisia
	He got his Master degree and engineer degree from the University of Carthage (Tunisia). He is working in National Digital Certification Agency. He is currently head of cryptographic tools approval unit.

	Tuomo Tuikka VTT Finland
	Dr. Tuomo Tuikka is a senior research scientist at VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. He has been leading ITEA based projects in Europe, and is currently coordinating the Finnish participation in Smart Urban Spaces projects. He leads Mobile Contactless Services research in VTT’s internal strategic OPEN-S research programme and has a research team on this topic. Previously, until 2008, Dr. Tuikka was the coordinator of SmartTouch project, focusing on Near Field Communication (NFC) between smart devices. Earlier Dr. Tuikka has been a Director of software product development with responsibility of international software product development at CCC Group and positioned mainly in Japan. Until 2002 he held Assistant Professorship at the University of Oulu. Dr. Tuikka has been involved in many European Union and nationally funded research projects and published in the area of collaborative systems, usability, and virtual product development. Dr. Tuikka is also the founder of the NFC-based company 6Starz.

	e-Smart Pascal Urien Professor, Founder of the EtherTrust company Telecom Paristech, EtherTrust, France
	Pascal Urien is professor at Telecom ParisTech and founder of the EtherTrust company. His main research topics target security for distributed computing system, based on smart cards. He holds 15 patents and wrote about 100 papers dealing with these issues.

	Smart Mobility Janne Uusilehto Head of Product Security Nokia and co-chair Trusted Computing Group Mobile Work Group
	Janne Uusilehto started his career in IT as an electronic banking specialist in several Finnish banks. His last position in a bank was with Nordea (then Merita-Nordbanken) as a global cash management specialist, responsible for telecommunication areas of cash management software. Uusilehto was a member of the team that initiated Internet sales portals in Finland. His current position is the Head of Nokia Product Security, globally responsible for the Nokia product security development. His team is the overall owner of product security and product security related education, awareness and process improvement tasks. Uusilehto is also a member of several Nokia internal security-related management boards, Nokia’s main representative to Trusted Computing Group, chairman of the TCG Mobile WG, chairman of the EICTA mobile Security Issue group and Nokia’s main representative to the SAFECode forum.

	Smart Mobility Michel Van den Berg Managing Consultant, Cap Gemini, Netherlands
	As an Expert group Manager for Channel Solutions, Michel lead developing new business and IT solution for mobile banking & mobile Insurance targeting the new markets for smart phones. His work generated technical innovation supported by business cases in areas such as Mobile Enterprise Information to staff and customers, web portal, customer information screens, new mobile banking and handheld terminals support. Michel lead s various PoC’sfor development of Mobile Apps. He is lead mobile designer for all mobile banking apps (B2C,B2B,B2C). He has delivered mobile App solutions on Iphone(‘DirektBank’) and Blackberry. He has delivered digital strategies for major client Capgemini accounts highlighting how business can transform to become more effective through new ways of online working. He has reviewed existing mobile platforms and provided a roadmap and architecture to transform services.

	e-Smart Pascal Van Gimst Riscure, The Netherlands
	Pascal van Gimst has 18 years of experience in security evaluation of smart cards and embedded devices. Pascal is in charge of sales at Riscure covering both security evaluation services and security testing tools.

	World e-ID Henk van Dam Director ID Management, Collis
	Henk van Dam is leading the ID Management department of Collis, THE secure transaction expert company in the Netherlands. Under his responsibility Collis delivers solutions and tools in the field of identification & authentication. Recent engagements are the implementation of the inspection systems and EAC PKI infrastructure for biometric passports and residence permits for Immigration and Border Control in the Netherlands, research on the technical integration of digital tachograph and driving license in the EU and setting up the architecture of an e-ID for Dutch Citizens. In his group several consultants are actively participating in ISO and ETSI standardization. Henk has more than 12 years experience in this industry. He works for Collis since 2001, managed the testing division until he became director of ID Management January 2010. Before Collis he worked as manager certification at Chipper, one of the earliest initiatives for a multifunctional smartcard scheme.

	Smart Mobility Salvatore Vanini Senior Researcher SUPSI (Scuola Universitaria Professionale della Svizzera Italiana), Switzerland
	Salvatore Vanini joined SUPSI in 2007, where he’s currently working as senior researcher. His subjects of interest and expertise cover wireless mesh networks, DTN and opportunistic networks, and seamless mobility support. He’s currently leading the PROMO (PROximity Marketing sOlution) project, funded by the Swiss Innovation Promotion Agency (CTI-No 11556.1).

	Smart Mobility Bogdan Vasile certSIGN, Romania
	Bogdan VASILE is the certSIGN engineers developing shellSAFE iPhone edition security application

	e-Smart Vincent Verneuil Cryptology Engineer Inside Secure, France
	Vincent Verneuil is PhD student at the Institut de Mathématiques de Bordeaux and holds a position of cryptology engineer in Inside Contactless.

	Smart Mobility Sylvain Vernois
	Sylvain Vernois obtained his Master’s Degree in 1998 from the National School of Engineering ENSICAEN in France. He works at the GREYC Laboratory as a Research Engineer. His research interests focus on smart cards security.

	e-Smart John Walker Principal consultant, SiVenture, UK
	John Walker has worked in the field of smart-card security analysis for more than 12 years. He is a principal consultant with SiVenture, a division of NDS and a leading CLEF in the field. His main responsibility is to carry out chip physical analysis on their behalf. His background is as a semiconductor physicist with many years of FIB and SEM analysis experience. He has held a visiting professorship from Imperial College, London since 2003.

	World e-ID Peter Went CEO, WCC Smart Search & Match, Netherlands
	Peter Went is the Chief Executive Officer of WCC, where his role is to oversee the company’s operations in The Netherlands and the United States. Mr. Went founded WCC in 1996 after a frustrating search for a new house exposed the fact that existing database technologies were ill-equipped for performing certain types of searches. This revelation led him to develop a search tool that worked more like the human mind, and set the foundation for WCC’s ELISE fuzzy database technology. Prior to WCC, Peter Went held a number of leadership positions with different high tech companies. He served as CTO of Quality System Development, which developed and marketed an integrated banking system for European banks. He also was Founder & CEO of UniSoft, where he orchestrated the company’s expansion into Prague. Mr. Went’s experience also includes various roles in both software development and business consulting. He has served as lead developer with Shell International, principal consultant at James Martin Associates and principal consultant with Platinum Technology. Being an internationally recognized expert in relational database systems, Mr. Went has spoken at a number of occasions, including IBM Guide event, Security Symposium, HR-XML, the British Chamber of Commerce and was recently asked to be a judge for the SIIA Codie Awards.

	World e-ID Andreas Wespi CTO Office, IBM, Germany
	Andreas has been managing the security research team at IBM Research – Zurich. He recently joined the CTO Office of IBM Software Group Europe where he is supporting customers in the areas of Cyber Security and e-Identity.

	World e-ID David Worthington Principal Consultant Payment & Chip Technology, Bell ID, The Netherlands
	Over 22 years working in Business Consulting, Program & Project Management and IT Technical Management roles worldwide, of which almost 20 years have related to Banking Technology, in particular EMV/Smart tokens since May 1993. In all of his roles David has provided business analysis and consulting support to help organisations understand and be able to deliver the full benefits of smart token technology. In addition he has been involved in multiple national (UK, Saudi Arabia, Canada) and international (MasterCard, MULTOS International) smart card projects.

	World e-ID Erik R. van Zuuren Director Deloitte AERS Belgium