In the afternoon breakout session, I listened to the 2 K&J lawyers (Jamie Jackson, Ryan Carney) discuss technology policy developments in Congress. I'm quite impressed by these two, how young they are, and how familiar they are with the congress in and out. Today's event is held at and sponsored by K &J Gates LLP. Last October, I attended Pacific Security Forum, with similar agenda, at a different location.
Speakers other than I've already mentioned above are (chronically ordered):
Roy Kamphausen - president, NBR Tami Overby - senior advisor, Albright Stonebridge Group Mireya Solis - Knight Chair, Japan Studies, Brookings Institution Lotta Danielsson - VP, US-Taiwan Business Council Linsay Gorman - senior fellow for emerging technologies, German Marshall Funds of US Ahram Moon - Korea Information Society Development Institute Owen Larter - director of public policy, Office of Responsible AI, Microsoft Jonathan Roberts - founder, Ignition Partners Nigel Cory - associate director for Trade Policy, Information Technology and Innovation Foundation Jake Bernstein - partner, K&J Gates Khalil Gharbieh - Trade Policy Counsel, Microsoft Kendra Schaefer - head of tech policy research, Trivium China Nelson Dong - counsel and co-head, National Security Group, Dorsey & Whitney LLP Adam Lysenko - director of intelligence, Strider Technologies Jungmin Pak - partner, Lee & Ko Carol Anderson - senior corporate counsel, Global Trade, Microsoft Michael Wills - executive VP, NBR
