Arnaud Brolly is Co-Founder of Arkadia, a Fintech Startup developing Real-World Asset Tokenization Solutions. He also leads Enterprise Blockchain solutions for SITA, with key projects in Air Cargo Supply-chain, Aircraft’ parts traceability and Digital Identity. Arnaud holds a master’s degrees in Software Engineering (Ecole Centrale), Business Management (IAE) and Geopolitics (Science-Po). He is steer-co member and Blockchain Chapter head of “FrenchTech” Singapore. Arnaud is also regional ambassador of Global Business Blockchain Council (GBBC), IoT Chapter Vice-President of Singapore Computer Society and member of Singapore Fintech Association.

Carlos Moreira began his career as a UN expert on IT, eSecurity and Trust Models, working for ILO, UN, UNCTAD, ITC/WTO, World Bank, UNDP, ESCAP from 1983 to 1998. A recognized early stage pioneer in the field of digital identity, he was also Adjunct Professor of the Graduate School of Engineering Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology from 1995 to 1999 as well as Head of the Trade Efficiency Lab at the Graduate School of Engineering at RMIT.

In 1999, he founded the Geneva-based online data security firm WISeKey, where he currently serves as Chairman and CEO. Mr Moreira’s unique profile, which combines extensive high level international diplomacy experience and emerging technologies expertise, has positioned him as a distinctive authority, thought leader, and entrepreneurial force in today’s digital world where the acquisition and trusted protection of a digital identity has become an essential step for citizens and entities across the globe. He is a Member of the UN Global Compact, Member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council, Founding Member World Economic Forum Global Growth Companies.

Laurent Sauveur has over 20 years of experience in the humanitarian, development and human rights sectors. He has worked for international organisations like Doctors without Borders, Care International and the United Nations Human Rights Office. He is currently the Executive Director of the Foundation for the International Committee of the Red Cross.

Laurent Vieira de Mello has 20 years experience in management and business development for telecommunication solution providers within SITA, the European Space Agency (ESA) and Astrocast. In his current role, Laurent built and managed the Marketing, Project Management, Quality, Regulatory, Product Management and Strategy departments, ensuring effective deployment of the strategy regarding company expansion, sales, access to international markets and partnerships. In addition, he took care of the corporate culture, to ensure a healthy growth of the company.

Laurent holds two master degrees in Aerospace Engineering and Microtechnics, as well as an Executive MBA from HEC Lausanne. He also has experience in nonprofit organization, as a business angel in early stage startups and lecturer for a MOOC on New Space Economy.

Sixtine studied at the University of Denver, USA for a Bachelor of Mass Communications including History of Art and History of Theatre. After graduating, she landed her first job with the Jan Krugier gallery where she became a proficient art dealer before moving to Australia.

Sixtine worked for the Australia Council, Brown’s Mart Community Arts in Darwin, NT where she was responsible for the arts development among the local and Aboriginal Communities. She returned to Melbourne and among other things, Sixtine taught French at the Alliance Française. It is there that she met Ken Armstrong and together they built a futuristic eco tourism facility on Phillip Island. She then completed a Corporate Law degree from the University of Sydney, NSW.

Upon returning to Geneva with her family, Sixtine opted for a career change and was employed as a client relationship manager at Banque Edouard Constant. This period included the introduction of the Euro currency and concerns relating to the Y2k/Millenium potential IT bug. As part of the Bank’s training programme, Sixtine was given the opportunity to study at the Geneva Business School. This was the start of a long relationship that continues with the Geneva Business School.

In 2003, Jan Krugier invited her to become Managing Director of the gallery. It was during a business trip to Moscow to set up an Art show that Sixtine was asked to manage the event and she decided to leave the gallery once again to take on the new challenge. After that, she was involved in the development of ArtbyGeneve, the Moscow and Salzburg World Fine Art Fairs, Art & Jewels Baku, ArtMallorca, as well as the development of two state-of-the-art Freeport facilities in Singapore and Luxembourg.

In August 2020, the Geneva Business School should have celebrated its 25th anniversary. Instead, to embrace the next quarter of a century, Sixtine designed a new MBA specialising in Fine Art International Management (FAIM) whereby art experts and market specialists will share their professional experience with students who can attend courses online or in person in Geneva. The MBA programme will commence in September 2021.