Nadeem Khan is a senior leader within the virtual event space, helping businesses
connect and define their culture with virtual comms. Historically, he has gone through
the motions from working and managing customers from all verticals and global
markets directly, regardless of size, although his primarily focus has been with mid- market and enterprise customers.
Over the past 5 years, he has headed up the EMEA region for PGi. Having worked in
the virtual events / conferencing space for over 14 years, Nadeem’s strategy has
always been to ensure “we” as a company solve the “pains” of our customers at all
costs, providing a unforgettable event experience and putting the customer in the
driving seat with ease of execution and removing any stress surrounding the day to
day of these high profile events

Karl Magnus joined corporate reporting platform CtrlPrint in 2012 and is responsible for Product Strategy and Marketing. Since 2017 he has been closely involved in the development and design of CtrlPrint ESEF solution which was used by more than 180 CtrlPrint clients in 2020. Previous to joining CtrlPrint, Karl Magnus had several roles within Marketing and Sales in the Banking, IT and Corporate Communications industries. He holds a M.Sc. in Business Administration (Accounting/Financing and Media/Communication) from the Stockholm School of Economics.

Amit is an innovative leader and entrepreneur with multiple successful start-ups and scale-up ventures under his belt. A disruptor with a technology-first mindset, Amit has made it his mission to lead the IR and Capital Markets space through a digital transformation. As Q4’s VP of Client Experience and Managing Director of Europe, he is a leading voice in our global Product, Operations, and GTM strategy. In his personal time, you might find Amit at the Liverpool FC stadium, advising founders of promising start-ups or playing a small part in the mega-fight against climate change.

Veronika Kryachko is currently the Head of Investor Relations at MMK (Magnitogorsk Iron & Steel Works). She has held this responsibility since 2019.

Veronika has over 10 years of experience in various sectors of Russian business, including the production of aluminium and fertilisers, as well as retail, with a focus on capital markets, corporate finance, strategy and value creation.

Veronika holds a BA degree with distinction in International Economic Relations from Moscow State University for International Relations (MGIMO), MA degree and postgraduate diploma in Economics both with distinction from Financial University under the Government of Russian Federation.

Gervais Williams is Head of Equities at Premier Miton Investors and manages a number of funds and trusts that aggregate to over £1.5bn, he joined the group in 2011. His fund management career extends over 30 years including 17 years at Gartmore Group Ltd, where he was Head of UK Small Companies investing in UK smaller companies and Irish equities. Gervais is a member of the AIM Advisory Council, and a board member of the Quoted Companies Alliance. He was a member of the Patient Capital Review panel with the Chancellor of the Exchequer two years ago where the recommendations were put into legislation in the subsequent budget. Gervais Williams has published three books, ‘Slow Finance’ in the autumn of 2011 (Bloomsbury), ‘The Future is Small’ published in November 2014 (Harriman House) and ‘The Retreat of Globalisation’ published in December 2016 (Harriman House).

Ramon Alvarez-Pedrosa is currently the Director of Investor Relations at Repsol. He has held this responsibility since 2018.

Ramón has been working for Repsol for more than 32 years, where he has held various leadership roles throughout his tenure, such as Risk Director, Safety and Environment Director and Insurance Director.

Ramon holds a degree in Laws by Leon University, an MBA by EOI (Industrial Organization School) and PDG (General Management Programme) by IESE Business School.

Phoebe Loh has been a member of the Investor Relations team at QIAGEN since 2019. She has extensive experience in the molecular research and diagnostics field, having previously held roles in academic medical research at top universities as well as R&D roles at Fisher Scientific (now Thermo Fisher). Prior to joining the QIAGEN IR team, Phoebe most recently headed product management and marketing for the PreAnalytiX joint venture between QIAGEN and Becton Dickinson. She has a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Oklahoma where she took part in the sequencing effort of the Human Genome Project in her work at the Advanced Center for Genome Technology.

Carlos joined Banco Santander in 2017, after 4 years at Banco Popular, where he played different roles: Head of Investor Relations and Rating Agencies, Head of the Group’s Financial Planning Office, and Director of the International Corporate Development Office.

Previously he was a research analyst at Deutsche Bank in London and Madrid where he joined in 1999, working at the European Banks Equity Research Team, covering Spanish, Portuguese, Greek and Cypriot banks. While in this role, the team was ranked by several surveys:

• Wall Street Journal and Factset 2013 Survey “Europe’s Best Analyst” – #3 in Spain
• 2012 Institutional Investor – # 1st
• 2012 StarMine Ranking – Best Spanish banking stock-picker
• 2011 Institutional Investor – #1st
• 2011 Selected as a one of the best world financial stock pickers by Bloomberg Markets Magazine (November 2011)

Carlos holds a Bachelor’s in Economics (University of Navarre) and a MBA with a major in finance (Instituto de Empresa, Madrid).

Laurie Havelock is a journalist, writer and podcaster who has worked with IR Magazine for almost a decade. Outside of writing about investor relations, corporate governance and green finance, he also works for the i newspaper as a news editor and culture writer. Away from writing, he works on several comedy podcasts including Podshambles and Idle Fantasy and was formerly a radio DJ, and hosted a weekly show on Shoreditch Radio called What’s Your Plan B? He lives in London with Mischa, his dog.

Randeep Somel joined M&G in 2005 on the Global Equities team.

In 2020, he became manager of M&G’s newly-launched Climate Solutions strategy.

At different stages between 2013 and 2019 he was fund manager or deputy manager of the Global Themes, Managed Growth, Global Recovery, Global Select, Pan European Select and Positive Impact strategies.

He graduated from Birmingham University with a degree in economics in 2003.

Randeep has the Investment Management Certificate and is a CFA charterholder.

Monica is the Head of Group Investor Relations of Enel. Born in 1979, she holds a cum laude degree in Business Administration, major in Finance, from Bocconi University. She started her career in 2001 as an equity sales person in Unicredit Group and JPMorgan. In 2005, she joined Lehman Brothers equity research team as analyst to cover European Utilities and Infrastructure moving in 2009 to Barclays as senior research analyst responsible for Italian and Iberian Utilities. She participated to a number of IPOs and advisory projects working closely to the US Utilities team and Investment Banking Division. She joined Enel in March 2018 to lead Investor Relation activities.

Michael founded ingage 8 years ago post an 18 year career in the Capital Markets on both buy-side and sell-side.

ingage designs, builds, distributes and licences investor relations software in a SaaS model.

Building on traditional IR CRM, the ingage platform helps quoted companies and other third parties manage a modern IR function; internalise a direct investor engagement & corporate access capability; adapt efficiently to new regulation such as the 2020 UK Stewardship Code, GDPR, MiFID II & MAR; and deliver unique insight and reporting to IR, Executive Management and the Board.

Tim Human is senior reporter at IR Magazine. He rejoined the publication in 2019 after two years working as a freelance writer for a range of international clients. Previously, he was editor of IR Magazine between 2013-2017. He has also written for Corporate Secretary, IR Magazine’s sister publication, and CorpComms, the UK-based magazine for corporate communications professionals.

Eugenia Unanyants-Jackson is a Principal and the Head of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) research at PGIM Fixed Income. Ms. Unanyants-Jackson is responsible for managing the strategic integration of ESG research across all elements of the firm, including investment decision-making, and internal and external education and engagement. She also co-chairs the ESG Committee that is tasked with governing PGIM Fixed income’s ESG approach. Previously Ms. Unanyants-Jackson was with Allianz Global Investors where she was the Global Head of ESG Research since 2016, leading the implementation of ESG integration across fundamental equity and fixed income strategies. Prior to this she was a Director of Governance and Sustainable Investment at BMO GAM (formerly F&C Investments). Ms. Unanyants-Jackson received a diploma in Teaching English and German from the Tbilisi I. Chavchavadze State Institute of Western Languages and Cultures in Georgia, and a MA in Public Administration from the Georgian Institute of Public Affairs. She is also a co-chair of the Corporate Governance and Stewardship Council for The Conference Board, a co-chair of the Shareholder Rights Committee for the International Corporate Governance Network (ICGN), and served on the Market Integrity and ESG Investing Steering Committee at the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) and the Stewardship Committee at The Investment Association, (IA) UK.

Tjerk Huysinga was born in Leiden, the Netherlands. He graduated at the Groningen University in 1987 (Business Economics) and, after concluding his military service with the Royal Dutch Navy, joined the Shell Group in 1989. His first position was Assistant Treasurer for Shell’s metals marketing and trading business (Billiton).

He then joined Shell’s chemicals business to work as a business analyst and in a second assignment as the controller of Shell Nederland Chemie at Shell’s Pernis site in the Netherlands. In 1996 Tjerk moved to the United Kingdom to join Shell Trading as the finance advisor in the crude oil trading business. After this assignment he was part of the leadership team establishing Shell’s European Gas and Power trading business as the General Manager Finance and IT.

During the period 2002 to 2006 Tjerk held the position as Vice President Finance and Planning for Shell Energy Europe, the organization which managed all Shell’s gas and power trading, wholesale and industrial & commercial activities across Europe. From 2006 to 2012 Tjerk was Vice President Investor Relations, responsible for all contacts and relationship management with current and potential institutional shareholders of Royal Dutch Shell outside of North America.

In February 2013, Tjerk was appointed Vice President Controller Upstream and Projects and Technology, where he has got a global remit on all controlling activities across Shell’s upstream businesses. Since October 2017, Tjerk is Executive Vice President Investor Relations.
Tjerk is married with Suzanne, a medical doctor, and they have got three daughters. Tjerk enjoys playing tennis, running, cooking and reading.

Marc has a vast background in capital markets, starting his career in 2001 as an equity analyst, moving into IR in 2008 and since then working for E.ON, Uniper and now Siemens Healthineers.

Richard has a broad background within the finance sector. After graduating in 1990, he joined United Dominions Trust (Finance House) where he held a number of positions in the credit and finance divisions. In 1993, he joined Clerical Medical Investment Management (Fund Management House) as an equity investment analyst, specialising primarily in UK banks. He became Head of UK Equity Research in 1997 and Head of Global Research retaining direct responsibility for bank sector analysis, in 2000. During this time he was also a portfolio manager, latterly managing the top performing £5bn UK Equity portfolio for Clerical Medical’s With-Profit Fund.

He is a member of both the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants and the UK Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Society.

Richard started with the Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc, as Head of Investor Relations at the end of April 2003. Richard joined HSBC as Global Head of Investor Relations in October 2016.

He is married with two children, Anthony (21) and Maria (17). Richard follows sport and is a season ticket holder at Chelsea and enjoys watching cricket in his spare time

Lorna Davie is a Director in the Investor Relations team at Credit Suisse based in Zurich. She is responsible for Corporate Access and Events for both Equity and Debt Investors. Prior to her joining the Investor Relations team in January 2014, Ms. Davie was part of the Equity Corporate Access Roadshow Team for the Investment Banking division. She was responsible for the development, planning and execution of Roadshows across North America, UK and Europe for key multi-national companies. She is also the President of the IR Club Switzerland.

Sebastian Raedler is Head of European Equity Strategy, responsible for the firm’s view on the European equity market as well as sector and country allocation.

His team ranked #2 among European equity strategists in the 2020 Institutional Investor survey.

Before joining BofA Merrill Lynch, Raedler worked as a strategist at Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse.

He studied philosophy and politics at the University of Cambridge and Harvard University, and holds a doctorate in philosophy from the University of Cologne. He is based in London.

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Panos Seretis is the Head of European ESG Research, responsible for developing and marketing Environmental, Social & Governance research. Before joining BofA Merrill Lynch, Seretis was the Head of EMEA ESG Research for MSCI and prior to that Director of HOLT
Equity Research at Credit Suisse. He holds an MBA from University of Cambridge and a BA in Finance from University of Piraeus. He is based in London.

Mark Troman is deputy head of EMEA equity research at BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research, a post he has held since March 2019.
Based in the London office. Mark was previously head of the Pan Europe Capital Goods research
team, which covered around 40 stocks. Mark’s research focus was on larger electrical equipment
companies but he also has extensive experience of the industrial machinery sector. The team was
consistently highly ranked by the major investor surveys for over a decade. Prior to joining Merrill Lynch, Mark was a manager at LEK Consulting working on numerous projects, including the launch of the low-cost airline GO. Mark holds an MA in Engineering and a post-graduate distinction in management and finance, all from Cambridge University.

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