
David Glick
David Glick serves as the senior vice president of Walmart’s Enterprise Business Services. He leads enterprise systems, including People Technology Modernization, Finance Tech, Associate Digital Experience (ADE) and Shared Services, that enable Walmart to spend smartly, act digitally and build trust with associates and shareholders.
Before joining Walmart, David served as the chief technology officer for Flexe, a logistics and supply chain technology provider. There, he was responsible for building the foundational technology that allows for an open logistics network to optimize the delivery of goods. Prior to that, he was vice president of fulfillment and logistics tech for Amazon, where he was responsible for all the technology inside the walls of Amazon’s fulfillment centers, as well as the founding tech vice president of Amazon Logistics.
David has over 20 years of experience in enterprise tech, product development, system architecture and logistics and fulfillment tech.
He holds a Bachelor of Science in Physics from the University of Michigan and a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of South Carolina, Chapel Hill.

Pankaj Dugar
Pankaj is the Senior Vice President and General Manager of North America for AI21 Labs - a leader in generative AI and Large Language Models, with the mission to bring reliable Generative AI solutions to the enterprise.
Previously, he was the Vice President of Product and Data Partnerships at Databricks where he built over 100 successful partnerships from the ground up.
Prior to Databricks, he led the Google Cloud Platform team responsible for its largest, and most strategic cloud partnerships.
He has over two decades of experience holding leadership roles in sales and corporate strategy at large multinational technology and management consulting firms, including Oracle, Cisco and McKinsey.
Pankaj graduated from Dartmouth with a degree in CS and has an MBA from the Harvard Business School.

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Mark Lohmeyer
Mark Lohmeyer leads the Compute and AI Infrastructure business for Google Cloud. In this role, he is responsible for the Google Cloud Compute Engine, AI/ML infrastructure (Cloud TPU and GPU), Core ML services, block storage (Persistent Disk and Hyperdisk), and enterprise solutions (SAP on GCP, Google Cloud VMware Engine, etc.)
Mark’s background includes leadership roles in general management, product management, marketing, business development, and engineering management, across a wide range of core infrastructure technologies, including compute, storage, and networking.
Prior to joining Google, Mark was the SVP/GM of VMware’s Cloud Infrastructure Business Group. In this role, he led a large-scale, global organization, spanning engineering, operations,
product management, and product marketing for the VMware infrastructure portfolio across Private Clouds, Public Clouds, and Cloud Provider Partners / Sovereign Clouds.
Prior to VMware, Mark led the product team for Enterprise WAN and Routing at Cisco and was the GM for HA/DR and Storage solutions at Veritas Software. Earlier in his career, he worked on storage I/O hardware at Adaptec, and digital imaging research and hardware design at the Sarnoff Research Labs, and holds a patent based on this work.
Mark holds a Bachelors and Masters degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he also served as the head teaching assistant for Computational Structures.

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Brian D. Walters
Brian serves as Executive Vice-President, General Counsel & Corporate Secretary for Matthews International Corporation having joined the Company as corporate counsel in January 2005 and having been promoted to the role of General Counsel in February 2009. Brian directs all legal operations for the Company globally, in addition to serving as a member of Matthews’ executive leadership team.
Established in 1850, Matthews now operates 3 very diverse business segments in over 35 countries. In 20 years of leading the legal function for Matthews, Brian has directed over 80 mergers and acquisitions, varying in size, complexities, industries and geographies. During that same period, the annual revenue of the Company has more than tripled to approximately USD 1.8 Billion.
Brian is also responsible for developing and directing various global compliance programs addressing trade secret protection, anti-trust, anti-corruption, data protection, export controls and insider trading.

Fortune Shieh
Fortune Shieh, the Associate General Counsel of TSMC, boasts an illustrious career with diverse experiences. Starting as a public prosecutor, he served as the deputy director at Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council. Later, he became the managing attorney at Arthur Andersen's law firm in Taipei, followed by director of legal and public affairs of TSMC Shanghai, deputy legal director of TSMC North America, and eventually legal director at TSMC headquarters.
Fortune has been instrumental in initiating TSMC's trade secret program, which includes a trade secret registration system and intelligent management. He also serves as the Chairman of the Taiwan Association for Trade Secret Protection Promotion.
Fortune holds an LL.B. from National Taiwan University, an LL.M. from Boston University, a Master's degree in intellectual property from the Franklin Pierce Law Center, and a Ph.D. in law from National Chengchi University. He is licensed to practice law in both New York and Taiwan.