Blockchain Pro Podcast

Mitchell currently works at bron.tech doing research, product development and community management.

Upon finishing his undergraduate from Sydney University in Political, Economic and Social Science, Mitchell worked with a think tank, The Australian Institute of International Affairs, and has since developed a passion to change the way we do governance and develop monetary policy by leveraging blockchain technology.

His core interests are in cyber security, blockchain, decentralised networks, data, sustainability, international affairs, and new democracy theory.

Twitter @M_Travers8

https://twitter.com/M_Travers8

LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/mitchell-travers/

Get in touch with Adriana Belotti, for suggestions, questions to say "hi" :)

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianabelotti/

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Hannah Glass is a senior associate in the financial markets team at leading Asian law firm King & Wood Mallesons, specialising in blockchain technology and fintech. Hannah works with a broad range of clients advising on the evolving legal and regulatory issues associated with the implementation and application of innovative technologies. She is a recognised key contributor in policy development in Australia's fintech industry. In particular, she has played a significant role in the development of the legislative treatment of digital currencies working with industry to advise on the changes to GST and anti-money laundering legislation.

Hannah is also a member of the Wall Street Blockchain Alliance's legal working group.

LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/hannah-glass-48555152/

Twitter

https://twitter.com/hannah_glass

Get in touch with Adriana Belotti, for suggestions, questions to say "hi" :)

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/adrianabelotti/

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https://twitter.com/abelotti

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Nathan Waters is a futurist and entrepreneur. Founder of Peerism, a blockchain-based economic protocol which aims to solve job automation and wealth inequality via proof-of-skill and matching paid work to tokenized skill levels. He also founded the 7th largest monthly Ethereum meetup in the world (SydEthereum), and the largest independent hackathon in Australia (Hackagong). He currently manages communities for Consensys in Australia.

Kelsie Nabben's unconventional career path in international government, investment and startups has led her to accelerating the widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies. She is currently responsible for sharing the benefits and capabilities of the OMG financial transactions network at OmiseGO. Particularly passionate about ethical frameworks for blockchain development and the impacts of decentralization on society and people.

Kelsie lives in Bangkok, Thailand, and enjoys skateboarding and jazz.

Twitter

https://twitter.com/kelsienabben

LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kelsienabben/

Bok Koo, a.ka. Bokky Poobah is an Ethereum Smart Contract developer. Bokky first started researching blockchain in 2014, but really delved deep when Ethereum was launched in 2015. He is a community contributor and a big believer in open source. In this chat Bokky talks about his passion for smart contracts and sharing his knowledge.

Bokky's Website

https://www.bokconsulting.com.au/

Bokky's Twitter

https://twitter.com/BokkyPooBah

George Samman started his career in Wall St, where he worked as a senior portfolio manager, technical analyst and market strategist.

In 2013, he co-founded a bitcoin trading platform called BTC.sx, now called magnr.

Nowadays he consults and advises startups and has worked with Agridigital.io, Hedera Hashgraph,

Lightstreams.network, Praetorian Group, investfeed

and Gazecoin.

He also writes a blog on blockchain technology and use cases at sammantics.com.

I've met George a few years ago at a bitcoin meetup in Sydney. He's a true pioneer in this space and a natural choice as first guest to this show. Adriana and George caught up a couple of weeks ago, at the Metropolitan Hotel in Sydney.

George's Website

http://sammantics.com

George's LinkedIn

https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgesamman/