Block Convey’s Insightful Participation at the World Blockchain Summit
Looking back at the World Blockchain Summit (WBS) event, we at Block Convey are filled with a sense of accomplishment and gratitude. Our founder, Arun Prasad, had the opportunity to contribute to a panel session on AI-Blockchain integration, sharing insights alongside industry experts.
The panel session was a deep dive into the future of AI-Blockchain integration, discussing the endless possibilities this fusion of technologies holds. The panel included esteemed experts such as Dr. Clara Guerra, Director of the Office for Financial Market Innovation and Digitalization, Robert Doornbos, a former F1 Driver and Entrepreneur, Pierre Samaties, Global Head of Digital Assets Web3 & Metaverse at Roland Berger, and Rajeev Bamra, Senior Vice President and Head of DeFi & Digital Assets Strategy at Moody’s Ratings.
Our founder, Arun Prasad, represented Block Convey at the panel, bringing our perspective to the discussion. The session was moderated by Tiago Caldeira, the Learning Technology Advisor of Abu Dhabi Government.
The World Blockchain Summit is a global series of elite gatherings that take place around the world including UAE, Kenya, Russia, Germany, Singapore, Slovenia, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, Indonesia, Japan, and China among others. It connects global blockchain gurus and technology players in this space including emerging startups along with regional businesses, government authorities, IT leaders, tech entrepreneurs, investors, and blockchain developers.
The 30th World Blockchain Summit Global Series took place in Singapore on the 11th & 12th of November, 2024. It was a significant event in the blockchain calendar, and we were proud to be a part of it.
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