About speakers
Kevin Bowl, Principal, Advisory. Head of AI Transformation, Strategic Planning Investment, KPMG
Kevin is a principal in the PMG’s US consultation practice and serves as a strategic plan and investment leader. In this role he translates into a comprehensive multi -faceted strategy for profitable growth of emerging market trends, clients and competitive intelligence, and business performance data. He oversees our $ 275 million portfolio in variable growth opportunities, business models and annual spending in technologies. Kevin also guides the PMG’s innovation strategy that helps clients as they work to develop a sustainable culture and innovation system in their organizations.
Elizabeth Barson, CEO and Publisher, MIT Technology Review
Elizabeth Burmson is the CEO and publisher of the MITTOSTOS Institute of Technology, the CEO and publisher of the MIT Technology Review.
Since Elizabeth has taken over the MIT technology review in mid -2017, the business has a respected but respected but niche print magazine in the multi -platform media brand, widely read with global audience and sustainable business. Under his leadership, the MIT Technology Review is praised for its editorial authority, its best class programs, and the use of his novels to use the novel of free, original research to help both advertisers and readers.
Elizabeth has a 20 -year background in building and operating teams in world -leading media companies. She focuses on new ways to trade media contents to demand consumers as well as B2B audiences.
Before joining the MIT technology review, Elizabeth played a senior executive role in the economist, where his leadership is spread in business posts and includes integration and acquisition. The creation and modernization of the editorial and product; Sold; Marketing; And events. At the beginning of his career, he served as a adviser to advise technology firms on market admission and international expansion.
Elizabeth holds an executive from London Business School, MBA, MSc from the London School of Economics, and a bachelor’s degree from Swarthmore College.