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Mr. Mario Maniewicz was elected Director of the ITU Radiocommunication Bureau at the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2018 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He took office on 1 January 2019.

Mario Maniewicz is an electronic engineer specialized in telecommunications. He has been with the ITU for over 30 years, where he has held various positions of responsibility in the Radiocommunication and Development Bureaux as well as in ITU Regional Offices.

As Director, Mr. Maniewicz is responsible for the management of the Radiocommunication Bureau, which organizes and co-ordinates the work of the Radiocommunication Sector whose aim is to ensure the rational, equitable, efficient and economical use of the radio-frequency spectrum and satellite orbits.

Dr Jolly Wong is a technology consultant, strategic adviser and independent non-executive member to boards on innovation framework, cybersecurity, mission-critical communications, AI, digital transformation, and smart data analytics.

He served as the Assistant Commissioner for Police (Acting) and Chief Technology Officer of the Hong Kong Police Force.  Jolly is an Honorary Adviser of the Communications Association of Hong Kong and an independent technology consultant on the Private 5G use cases for the Airport Authority Hong Kong, now advising Hongkong Electric and ATAL Engineering Group on strategic technology businesses.

He is a Policy Fellow for the Center of Science and Policy at University of Cambridge and a Visiting Professor for the Shanghai University (Institute of Smart City), and Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (School of Telecommunications Management).  Jolly is currently attaching to the Macao University of Science and Technology as a Guest Professor advising on the Outcomes-based accreditation process and responsible use of AI in education and ethical governance.

Jolly is also a columnist with The Standard writing commentaries on technology innovations and business synergies: https://www.thestandard.com.hk/column-list/

Dr Jolly Wong is a technology consultant, strategic adviser and independent non-executive member to boards on innovation framework, cybersecurity, mission-critical communications, AI, digital transformation, and smart data analytics.

He served as the Assistant Commissioner for Police (Acting) and Chief Technology Officer of the Hong Kong Police Force.  Jolly is an Honorary Adviser of the Communications Association of Hong Kong and an independent technology consultant on the Private 5G use cases for the Airport Authority Hong Kong, now advising Hongkong Electric and ATAL Engineering Group on strategic technology businesses.

He is a Policy Fellow for the Center of Science and Policy at University of Cambridge and a Visiting Professor for the Shanghai University (Institute of Smart City), and Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (School of Telecommunications Management).  Jolly is currently attaching to the Macao University of Science and Technology as a Guest Professor advising on the Outcomes-based accreditation process and responsible use of AI in education and ethical governance.

Jolly is also a columnist with The Standard writing commentaries on technology innovations and business synergies: https://www.thestandard.com.hk/column-list/

ALEKSANDER SOŁTYSIK is an attaché for the telecommunication sector in the Permanent Representation of Poland to the European Union and represents Ministry of Digital Affairs in the Council of the European Union. The main responsibilities are matters regarding radio spectrum, gigabit infrastructure, artificial intelligence and Digital Decade. Currently he is the Chair of the Radio Spectrum Policy Group – a high-level advisory group that assists the European Commission in the development of radio spectrum policy. He is also an outgoing co-rapporteur of the RSPG Working Group on Peer Review and Member State cooperation on authorizations and awards, which is responsible for annual reports on the implementation of the art. 35 of the European Electronic Communications Code. Aleksander was the Head of International Telecommunication Unit at the Ministry of Digital Affair, engaged in the International Telecommunication Union’s and CEPT matters, mainly focusing on the preparations for the World Radiocommunication Conferences. He was a Kosciuszko Foundation scholar at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University and hold a PhD degree from the Jagiellonian University in Cracow.

Luigi Ardito is currently working as Director of government affairs for Europe, Middle East and North Africa at Qualcomm and drives the Qualcomm spectrum and regulatory policy agenda in Europe and MENA dealing with various government entities and industry organizations.

Prior to joining Qualcomm, Luigi worked for over a decade at Sony Corporation both in Japan and in the UK. Luigi also gained professional experience at France Telecom and at the Italian Public Broadcaster RAI.

Luigi has extensive experience in the Media and Telecom industry as well as the Semiconductor Industry gained through his assignments at Qualcomm, Sony, France Telecom and RAI. He holds an Electronic Engineering Degree gained at the Politecnico di Torino in Italy and a Master of Business Administration gained at the Henley Management College in the UK.

Peng serves as the Vice-President of Policy & Regulatory at GSOA, where he spearheads advocacy efforts in critical policy and regulatory domains, including spectrum management, market access, and national policy initiatives. With a rich background in the telecommunications sector and expertise across mobile and satellite industries, he’s been advising governments and telecom industry globally.

Before joining GSOA, Peng played a pivotal role at Eutelsat OneWeb in shaping international regulatory and policy frameworks, focusing on delivering satellite licensing structures to accommodate Low Earth Orbit (LEO) constellations, and tailoring satellite regulatory procedure during WRC-23.

Prior to this, at GSMA, Peng was responsible for the global campaign aimed at optimizing spectrum licensing conditions for mobile operators worldwide. He led a diverse team of policy experts across developing markets, engaging policymakers and regulators to advocate for industry best practices in telecom policy.

Peng holds a Master’s degree in Telecommunication from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology of Lausanne, complemented by an Executive MBA from the London Business School. Peng is fluent in English, Mandarin, and French.

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Havish Koorapaty has B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in Computer  Engineering from North Carolina State University. He has more than 25 years of experience with Ericsson, where he has worked in the general area of wireless communications systems including  cellular and satellite systems. His work spans a wide range of topics including error control coding,  location determination and tracking, mobile phone systems engineering, 4G and 5G broadband wireless  system design, wireless backhaul solutions, energy efficiency, spectrum sharing and small cells. He has  over 250 technical papers and patents in these areas and was the recipient of the Ericsson Inventor of  the Year award in 2016.  

Havish has represented Ericsson in standardization efforts in the 3GPP, ATIS, TIA, IEEE, ETSI and O-RAN  standardization bodies. He has been involved in standardization efforts in 3GPP for 5G NR and LTE  including serving as the rapporteur for the licensed-assisted access study and work items. He was the  recipient of the 3GPP Excellence Award in 2015. Havish served as a vice-chairman in 3GPP RAN1 from November 2017 to November 2021 and as a founding co-chair for the O-RAN next Generation Research  Group (nGRG) from July 2022 to October 2023. He currently works on 6G systems, serving as the  technical coordinator for Ericsson’s contributions to the ATIS Next G Alliance as well as monitoring 6G  initiatives globally. He is a co-chair of the Steering Group in the Next G Alliance as well as a co-chair of the ATIS Open RAN Committee.

Prior to joining GSA, Adrian Scrase worked within the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) from 1992, serving as Chief Technical Officer from 2003. He played an active role in the creation of 3GPP and was responsible for operational support to that project from 1999 until 2023. He has extensive experience in the operation and management of international standardisation activities and in the setting of strategies that ensure the success of those activities. Before joining ETSI, he worked within the UK Government on Radio Regulation and International Standardization matters. Adrian is a Visiting Professor at Surrey University, UK, and a Fellow of the Wireless World Research Forum (WWRF).

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Tony Q.S. Quek received the B.E. and M.E. degrees in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Tokyo Institute of Technology, respectively. At Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he earned the Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Currently, he is the Cheng Tsang Man Chair Professor with Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) and ST Engineering Distinguished Professor. He also serves as the Head of ISTD Pillar, Director for Future Communications R&D Programme, Sector Lead for SUTD AI Program, and the Deputy Director of SUTD-ZJU IDEA. His current research topics include wireless communications and networking, 6G, network intelligence, non-terrestrial networks, and open radio access network.

Dr. Quek has been actively involved in organizing and chairing sessions and has served as a TPC member in numerous international conferences. He is currently serving as an Area Editor for the IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications. He was an Executive Editorial Committee Member of the IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications, an Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Communications, and an Editor of the IEEE Wireless Communications Letters. 

Dr. Quek received the 2008 Philip Yeo Prize for Outstanding Achievement in Research, the 2012 IEEE William R. Bennett Prize, the 2016 IEEE Signal Processing Society Young Author Best Paper Award, the 2017 CTTC Early Achievement Award, the 2017 IEEE ComSoc AP Outstanding Paper Award, the 2020 IEEE Communications Society Young Author Best Paper Award, the 2020 IEEE Stephen O. Rice Prize, the 2020 Nokia Visiting Professorship, the 2022 IEEE Signal Processing Society Best Paper Award, and the 2021-2023 World’s Top 2% Scientists. He is a Fellow of IEEE and a Fellow of the Academy of Engineering Singapore.

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Mr. Saneh Saiwong is currently responsible for overall supervision and implementation of policy and strategy development activities for spectrum and satellite management in Thailand. He carries out and manages spectrum/satellite policy and planning, spectrum engineering, and international and national spectrum/satellite coordination.

He has been a regular participant in ITU conferences and meetings, notably WRC and relevant ITU-R Study Groups/Working Parties. He is also active in regional groups and forums such as APT and ASEAN on matters relating to spectrum management and in bilateral coordination schemes, covering both terrestrial and satellite issues.

Prior to joining NBTC, he worked with a private company engaging in satellite communications and later joined government agencies for which his roles and responsibilities encompassed a wide range of standardization, monitoring, licensing and policy and strategy development. He received his Master Degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from University of Massachusetts Amherst, USA in 1996 and Bachelor Degree in Telecommunications Engineering from King Mongkut’s Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL), Thailand in 1993.

Amit specialises in advising on complex wireless transactions and strategy projects, including supporting mobile operators with spectrum valuation and regulators with the development and implementation of spectrum policy.

Amit has over 25 years of experience advising fixed and mobile operators, regulators/government bodies, financial institutions and equipment manufacturers on commercial, technical and regulatory issues. He has supported several multi-billion dollar M&A and debt financing transactions and has led numerous high-profile studies in the area of radio spectrum policy. Amit brings a global perspective to his work, having undertaken projects for clients in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, and the Americas.

Amit holds an M.Sc. in Radio Frequency and Communications Engineering from the University of Bradford, UK and an M.B.A. from the University of Warwick, UK.

Philip Marnick is the General Director of the Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA). He was appointed early January 2022 by the Members of the Board, to assume the position, paving the way for a more effective regulatory framework by continuing the evolution of the telecom sector liberalization.

Mr Marnick leads the TRA, including the development of consumer protection initiatives and resolving disputes. The TRA develops regulatory rules that promote competition, innovation, and investment in broadband services and facilities, as well as developing a more comprehensive and competitive framework that aligns with international best practices. Ensuring that Bahrain remains a center of innovation and that its telecommunications sector serves everyone while supporting Bahrain’s strategic objectives.

Before assuming his role at the TRA, Mr Marnick managed and directed at Ofcom in the UK, where he was the Group Director of Spectrum responsible for all aspects of UK national and international spectrum management – from strategy to delivery including awards, clearance and enforcement. Mr Marnick has worked in the telecommunications sector for over 30 years. He has served as a senior executive in technology, operations, and strategy. Mr Marnick has worked in both start-ups (from inception to sale) and major corporations, in firms such as UK Broadband, O2, Orange, BT, J-Phone in Japan (now Softbank Mobile), Extreme Mobile, and SpinVox (now Nuance).

From analogue to 5G, he has engaged across every mobile generation. Throughout his carrier he has been at the forefront of industry developments – in both fixed and mobile. He has collaborated on the first deployments of mobile networks utilizing new technologies and standards, this has also included innovative products such as the first camera phone and photo messaging service, as well as mobile internet and hosted voice services.

Angeliki Alexiou is a professor of Broadband Communications Systems at the department of Digital Systems, ICT School, University of Piraeus, Greece. She received the Diploma in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the National Technical University of Athens in 1994 and the PhD in Electrical Engineering from Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, University of London in 2000.

Since May 2009 she has been a faculty member at the Department of Digital Systems, where she conducts research and teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Broadband Communications and Advanced Wireless Technologies. Prior to this appointment she was with Bell Laboratories, Wireless Research, Lucent Technologies, (later Alcatel-Lucent, now NOKIA), in Swindon, UK, (January 1999 – April 2009).

Professor Alexiou is a co-recipient of Bell Labs President’s Gold Award in 2002 for contributions to Bell Labs Layered Space-Time (BLAST) project and the Central Bell Labs Teamwork Award in 2004 for role model teamwork and technical achievements in the IST FITNESS project. Professor Alexiou is the Chair of the Working Group on Radio Communication Technologies and of the Working Group on High Frequencies Radio Technologies of the Wireless World Research Forum. Her current research interests include radio interface for 6G systems, MIMO, THz wireless communication technologies, Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces, Joint Communications and Sensing Machine Learning for wireless systems. She is the project coordinator of the (H2020) TERRANOVA project and the technical manager of (H2020) ARIADNE project and (SNS JU) INSTINCT project.

Chris Woolford is Ofcom’s Director of International Spectrum Policy where his responsibilities cover the UK’s international spectrum interests, especially in relation to the ITU, CEPT and EU. He is a member of Ofcom’s Spectrum Executive Team and Strategy Steering Group.

Chris is active in various European spectrum committees and currently represents the UK on the Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG). He has closely engaged for the UK on a number of key European and international spectrum initiatives and led the UK delegations to WRC-15 and WRC-12. 

Before joining Ofcom, Chris worked in various UK Government Departments, including 6 years at Oftel, where he worked on different aspects of telecommunications regulation. Chris has a degree in mathematics and statistics from Manchester University.

Head of Spectrum, Licensing and Support for Provision of Telecommunications Services. Master in Telecommunications Engineering and postgraduate degree in Telecommunications Management from the University of Brasília (UnB). Specialist in Governance and Regulatory Control from the National School of Public Administration (ENAP). Consultant for Telecommunications Networks between 1998 and 2011. At Anatel he also participated as coordinator of major events and Critical Infrastructure Management and Manager of Quality Obligations Control.

As Vice President of Technology and Spectrum,  Alex directs Omnispace’s technology and spectrum regulatory agenda and oversees its relationship with government and regulatory agencies across  the Asia Pacific Region. Alex works with Ministries, policy makers and independent regulators on  radio spectrum matters and regulations for MSS satellite communications, and their intersection with mobile broadband wireless access systems such as 5G and Wi-Fi. Alex also interfaces with the  International Telecommunications Union and the Asia Pacific Telecommunity to coordinate  regional and international efforts in support of Omnispace’s business priorities, including  deployment of 3GPP-based 5G Non-Terrestrial Networks globally in the 2 GHz S band.  

Alex has 24 years of experience in wireless technology policy development. This includes 11 years  working with the Ministry of Economic Development of New Zealand, where he developed  national spectrum management policies and plans and led New Zealand’s international position at  numerous bi-lateral, multi-lateral, and U.N. treaty level negotiations. He also spent 13 years  directing Qualcomm’s regulatory and spectrum position across the South-East Asia, Taiwan and  the Pacific.  

Alex has his master’s degree in Electronics from the University of Otago (NZ) and an undergraduate degree in Physics from the University of Canterbury (NZ).

Prof. Ross Murch is a Chair Professor in the Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering (ECE) and an IAS Fellow in the Institute of Advanced Study both at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). He is also the founding Editor-in-Chief of the IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Electromagnetics, Antennas and Propagation and its inaugural issue is on integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) and it is scheduled to be published in Q4, 2025. Prof. Murch’s research focus is creating new RF wave technology for making a better world. His unique expertise lies in his combination of knowledge from both electromagnetics and wireless communication systems and he has published widely in both areas. He became a Fellow of IEEE for his “Contributions to Multiple Antenna Systems for Wireless Communication” in 2010. He is also a Fellow of HKAE, NASI, IET, HKIE and in 2023 he won the IEEE Communications Society Wireless Technical Committee Recognition Award. He was also an Area Editor for IEEE Transactions on Wireless Communications and a Guest Editor for IEEE Proceedings. Prof. Murch also enjoys teaching and has won several teaching awards. He has served IEEE in several roles and has been Department Head of ECE@HKUST from 2009-2015. He received his Bachelor’s and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand.

• Regius Rahim Tafazolli, is the only Regius Professor in Electronic Engineering. 

• He is Fellow of Royal Academy (FREng), Fellow of IET, Fellow of WWRF (Wireless World Research Forum).
• He is a professor of Mobile and Satellite Communications at the Surrey University in the UK and is the founder/director of the world’s first 5G Centre, 5G Innovation Center  in 2012 and director of UK’s first Centre on 6G, 6GIC in 2020. He advises many international industries and  governments including UK Governments and local council.
• 5GIC was winner of the 2021 Royal Academy of Engineering for the best research centre in the UK for working with industry 
• Also was winner of ITP (Institute of Telecom Professionals) for “Outstanding Contributions to Industry” in 2023.
• He has more than 30 years of experience in wireless communications since 2G and since first generation of Satellite PCN (Personal Communication Systems). He is leader of UK National project TUDOR with more than 25 partners working on 3D-Network of Future.

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Mr Jenkin Suen has been appointed as the Chairman of the Communications Authority, a unified regulatory body overseeing the converging telecommunications and broadcasting sectors in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) since April 2025.

Mr Suen has also been appointed as the Recorder of the Court of First Instance of the High Court in the HKSAR since August 2024. He is also currently the Chairman of the Copyright Tribunal and the Pharmacy and Poisons Appeal Tribunal, the Deputy Chairman of the Administrative Appeals Board, and a member of the Criminal and Law Enforcement Injuries Compensation Boards, the Air Transport Licensing Authority and the Higher Rights Assessment Board in the HKSAR.

Mr Suen obtained his LL.B. and P.C.LL. from the University of Hong Kong in 1999 and 2000 respectively. He further acquired a Bachelor of Civil Law degree from the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom in 2001 and a Master of Arts degree from the University of Hong Kong in 2013. He was called to the Hong Kong Bar in 2004 and appointed as Senior Counsel in 2019, and has been in private practice in the HKSAR since 2004.

Dr Jolly Wong is a technology consultant, strategic adviser and independent non-executive member to boards on innovation framework, cybersecurity, mission-critical communications, AI, digital transformation, and smart data analytics.

He served as the Assistant Commissioner for Police (Acting) and Chief Technology Officer of the Hong Kong Police Force.  Jolly is an Honorary Adviser of the Communications Association of Hong Kong and an independent technology consultant on the Private 5G use cases for the Airport Authority Hong Kong, now advising Hongkong Electric and ATAL Engineering Group on strategic technology businesses.

He is a Policy Fellow for the Center of Science and Policy at University of Cambridge and a Visiting Professor for the Shanghai University (Institute of Smart City), and Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications (School of Telecommunications Management).  Jolly is currently attaching to the Macao University of Science and Technology as a Guest Professor advising on the Outcomes-based accreditation process and responsible use of AI in education and ethical governance.

Jolly is also a columnist with The Standard writing commentaries on technology innovations and business synergies: https://www.thestandard.com.hk/column-list/

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Mr. Mario Maniewicz was elected Director of the ITU Radiocommunication Bureau at the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2018 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He took office on 1 January 2019.

Mario Maniewicz is an electronic engineer specialized in telecommunications. He has been with the ITU for over 30 years, where he has held various positions of responsibility in the Radiocommunication and Development Bureaux as well as in ITU Regional Offices.

As Director, Mr. Maniewicz is responsible for the management of the Radiocommunication Bureau, which organizes and co-ordinates the work of the Radiocommunication Sector whose aim is to ensure the rational, equitable, efficient and economical use of the radio-frequency spectrum and satellite orbits.

Dr. Tassos Lyratzis is an Electrical & Computer Engineer and holds a PhD in the field of Telecommunications & Computer Networks (1994). During his PhD studies, he worked as a specialist in Telecommunications in various European research projects.

He is working in EETT since 2001, in the Spectrum Directorate. He has been the Head of the Spectrum Management Department (2003-2006) when EETT was involved in the Spectrum Management of the Olympic Games of Athens in 2004. Since 2011 he is Head (Director) of Spectrum Division of EETT. He participates in international activities in European Union Regulatory bodies like the Radio Spectrum Committee (2003-2006) and the Radio Spectrum Policy Group (2011 – today).

In 2016 he became the co-rapporteur for the Working Group 5G “Spectrum related aspects for next-generation wireless systems (5G)” in RSPG.

Ross is a long-term special adviser to the GSMA on government affairs across a number of issues affecting mobile broadband growth. He fulfils this role through his consultancy business RB Communications. Prior to this Ross worked at Access Partnership where he served as a director charged with government affairs and as a financial analyst for the mobile and satellite industries at TelecomFinance.

José Arias is an advocate, strategist, and advisor to the Nokia Leadership Team in public policy, technology regulation, connectivity, and digitalization to enable respective portfolio and business strategies.

José previously was Head of Government Affairs for LATAM North & the Caribbean in Nokia, former General Director of Spectrum Planning, and Director of Wireless Technologies at the Mexican regulator, where he held several leadership roles in international organizations, including Chair of the Terrestrial Services Committee at ITU, and worked in Alcatel-Lucent in the fields of business development, corporate strategy, pre-sales, and wireless network design.

José has a Master’s Degree in Business Administration, a Master’s Degree in Regulation and Economic Competition, and an Engineering in Communications and Electronics.

Yasmine Frizlen is an Economist at NERA, a leading economic consultancy that has been involved in spectrum policy for over 35 years.  Yasmine has supported regulators and private companies on all five continents, with projects involving the design and implementation of spectrum auctions, valuation and pricing of radio spectrum, legal disputes involving spectrum, and studies on the application of economics to spectrum management. She co-authored a chapter on spectrum pricing in NERA’s new book: Round-by-Round: Learnings form the First 35 Years of Spectrum Auctions. 

Yasmine holds a MSc in Economics degree from the London School of Economics, United Kingdom.

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Mr. Takehiro Nakamura is now Chief Standardization Officer in NTT DOCOMO, Inc. Mr. Nakamura has been engaged in R&D and the standardization activities for advanced radio and network technologies of W-CDMA, HSPA, LTE/LTE-Advanced, 5G and 6G, and engaged in strengthening inter-industry collaboration. He has been contributing to standardization activities in ARIB, ITU and 3GPP since 1997, including as vice chair and chair of 3GPP TSG-RAN from 2005 to 2013.

Currently, he plays important roles to promote and accelerate 5G and 6G in Japan and globally as the Acting Chairman of Strategy & Planning Committee and the leader of Millimeter wave Promotion Ad Hoc of 5G Mobile Communications Promotion Forum(5GMF), the leader of Cellular System Task Group of ITS Info-communications Forum, the leader of White Paper Subcommittee in Beyond 5G Promotion Consortium in Japan and the Board member of 5G-ACIA.

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Yasmine Frizlen is an Economist at NERA, a leading economic consultancy that has been involved in spectrum policy for over 35 years.  Yasmine has supported regulators and private companies on all five continents, with projects involving the design and implementation of spectrum auctions, valuation and pricing of radio spectrum, legal disputes involving spectrum, and studies on the application of economics to spectrum management. She co-authored a chapter on spectrum pricing in NERA’s new book: Round-by-Round: Learnings form the First 35 Years of Spectrum Auctions. 

Yasmine holds a MSc in Economics degree from the London School of Economics, United Kingdom.

Dr. Alex Jinsung Choi is Chairman of the AI-RAN ALLIANCE and Senior Vice President, Group Technology and Head of T-Labs, which is the central Research & Development division of Deutsche Telekom. In addition, he is member of the Technology & Innovation management board, where he has responsibility for several strategic topics.
Dr. Choi has been a thought leader for over 20 years in the mobile telecommunication industry & consumer electronics by driving forward key strategic and research topics in Telco and AI.
Dr. Choi was the first Chairman of the Telecom Infra Project (TIP) and previously served as CTO for SK Telekom. With the introduction of “NUGU”, the first AI- based virtual assistant in Korea, Dr. Choi was influential in the development of AI solutions.

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