16 November 2021 12:32 am Views - 233
Masters Corporate Education, the corporate education arm of Sri Lanka Technological Campus (SLTC), is launching Sri Lanka’s first-ever blockchain and crypto summit.
The Blockchain Summit, catering primarily to businesses professionals and policymakers, is a timely one, as Sri Lanka is set to embark on its blockchain journey, standing to benefit from decentralisation, dependability, and immutability it offers any business in any industry.
Designed to give an understanding of the evolution of blockchain and its core concepts to broaden participants’ professional capability and sharpen their ability to apply blockchain concepts real time, the event will give an in-depth insight into how best to deploy blockchain systematically and with accuracy in order to successfully implement it for respective industries and business contexts.
Speaking about the summit Ranjith Rubasinghe Chief Executive Officer of SLTC said, “Blockchain technology is becoming a game-changer for accounting, supply chain, banking, contract law, and many other fields. In Sri Lanka’s journey to become Asia’s next digital hub, the government’s decision to explore potential strategic implications of blockchain technology on the business and economy I believe is a timely decision.In this context I am excited about the Blockchain Summit organised by Masters Corporate Education and I thank our partners and all the speakers for supporting this initiative.
We always strive to bring global insights to businesses fortheir next phase of growth and I believe this event will help to understand blockchain impact on businesses.”
The summit kicks off on November 29 and is set to feature over 15 experts from around the world. These include Blockchain Evangelist and IBM Asia-Pacific Blockchain and Automation Lead Swathi Bhide; LuxTag Co-Founder and Board Chairman Rene Bernard; Distlytics Managing Director and Emerging Tech Expert Garry Nuttal; India Blockchain Alliance Founder and Chief Blockchain Advisor Raj A. Kapoor; and RMIT University Blockchain Innovation Hub Co-Director Chris Berg; Fintech Startup Blockchain Technology Head Varun Singhi; Power Ledger - Blockchain Development & Staking Operations Anya Nova; Bit2Me Capital CEO Bogdon Stirbu; IBM - Supply Chain Traceability, Sustainability and Circularity Grainne Lynch; RMIT University Blockchain Hub Senior Research Fellow Darcy Allen; Banking Regulatory Expert, Blockchain Lawyer, and Partner at Annerton Alireza Siadat; Convexity Founder/COO Adedeji Owonibi; and Tech Mahindra VP & Blockchain & Cybersec Leader Rajesh Dhuddu, as well as PWC Sri Lanka Managing Partner and Digital Banking Expert Committee Chairman Sujeewa Mudalige.
The Guest of Honour will be State Minister of Digital Technology Namal Rajapaksa.