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Micki Katz, with a background in creative operations management and technology implementation, currently serves as the Digital Asset Manager at Molson Coors Beverage Company. In this role, she ensures that approved marketing content is readily accessible and easily discoverable for its extensive network of distributors and partners in the USA and globally. Micki’s focus has been to establish a robust taxonomy that would be scalable and facilitate integration with other business systems particularly Product Information Management (PIM). 

Myron Nilsson is President of AdPipe Studio, where he helps enterprise brands unlock the full value of their content through modular libraries, in-house content systems, and Human Touch AI. He focuses on building scalable video ecosystems that improve governance, speed, and reuse while keeping the work emotionally resonant and distinctly human. His work helps teams move from one-off campaigns to repeatable content engines that support personalization, localization, and always-on execution without losing brand control.

Luis Clark helps teams work better by showing them a smarter way to run work - giving people time back for creativity, strategic thinking, and the work that actually makes a difference.

An ex-media and radio leader with 20+ years’ experience, he’s led creative teams and transformation projects across some of the UK’s biggest audio, radio, and digital advertising brands, blending creative ambition with operational discipline.

Helen is the Archivist (Digital Preservation) at The Postal Museum. She has overseen the procurement and implementation of a digital preservation system for The Postal Museum’s born-digital museum and archive collections. In January 2026 The Postal Museum launched its Digital Collections Portal to provide online public access to the born-digital collections for the first time. Other areas for work include user service and Equity, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion, which inform the digital preservation activities.

Viktor Mayer-Schönberger is professor of internet governance and regulation at the University of Oxford. He is the (co)author of over a dozen books, including the awards winning “Delete”, “Reinventing Capitalism”, and “Framers”, as well as the international bestseller “Big Data”. Science called his recent book “Guardrails” a “must read.” His work on data access has influenced national and EU legislation.

In addition to teaching and research, he advises governments, international organizations, and corporations on the role (and governance) of data.