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).

Vlad is a games industry professional with more than 24 years of experience. In 1995, during his freshman year, he started his career as employee #14 at Nikita Ltd. (now Nikita Online), one of Russia’s first game development companies. In 2000, Vlad graduated from Moscow State University with the M.Sc. in mathematics and programming, and spent the next year working as a software engineer on the Moscow team of the US-funded Voxster.

In 2001, Vlad and his colleagues co-founded G5 to develop PC and mobile games. Vlad has been the company’s CEO since inception, and he continued to write game engine code until 2003, after which he began focusing entirely on the business side. In 2008, the iPhone was released, and it created a new opportunity for the company. After finishing up large publisher contracts, G5 wanted to bring its own games to the promising iOS platform. In February 2009, the company’s first iPhone game, Supermarket Mania, was launched, quickly becoming the company’s biggest financial success to date. Anticipating the revolution that the iPhone was bringing to the industry, Vlad started G5’s publishing operations and set out to license popular PC hidden object games to bring them to this new generation of mobile devices.

In 2011, Vlad moved from Moscow to San Francisco to establish G5’s marketing operations in the US, the company’s largest market. Since 2013, when free-to-play (F2P) games started to quickly gain prominence on mobile, Vlad has been steering G5 to focus on this business model, with an emphasis on quality and fewer new releases. Today, Vlad continues to be deeply involved in the company’s strategy, marketing, and product development.

Chad leads investor relations and ESG strategy for Hannon Armstrong (NYSE: HASI), a leading investor in climate change solutions.

Previously, he served in various roles, including structured finance, risk management, and investor relations, with TerraForm Power – an integrated renewable energy company now owned by Brookfield Asset Management. Chad is also a co-founder of and current Board member with Blue Forest Finance, a non-profit focused on harnessing financial innovation to design sustainable solutions to systemic climate resilience challenges. Chad started his career as an intelligence officer operating primarily in the Middle East.

Chad holds degrees from the University of California at Berkeley, the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, and the George Washington University.

Mr. Krick, a Certified Public Accountant, served as Accounting Manager of the Company from 2014 till December 2017. He has 15 years of experience working with executives and management teams to improve processes and provide cost savings. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Accounting from James Madison University. AJ is currently a member of the OTCQX Advisory Council.

Martin is the Director of Responsible Investing, leading ESG integration and active engagement across $630 billion in Federated Hermes assets under management. He is a permanent member of Federated Hermes’ Proxy Voting Committee and Risk Management Committee and is a former Equity Portfolio Manager. Martin is an Adjunct Professor of Sustainable Finance at the University of Rochester and serves as an advisory member on the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB). He graduated from Cornell University magna cum laude with a BS in applied economics, earned a MS in law & accounting from the London School of Economics (LSE) and completed a post-grad in advanced risk management from the Yale School of Management.

Heinrich Ey has worked at Allianz Global Investors since April 2006.

He is Co-CIO for European Small caps since 2016 and manages in his function retail  and institutional money together with a team of 5 members. Before taking on his current role, he was managing an analyst team of six regional telecom and media analysts and covering 30 telecom stocks with his own modelling and formal recommendations. He was also the lead portfolio manager for the Allianz Telemedia funds, which has won several awards from Lipper and Euro Finanzen in the last couple of years. His focus had been also on digital disruption trends and their impact on traditional business models within his industries, and he is part of the jury for the German Stevie Awards since 2016.

Before taking on this role, Ey worked for four years as an analyst at AGI. Prior to that, between 2000 and 2002, he managed European and global equity funds for institutional and retail clients and was a member of the TMT sector team at Allianz Asset Management. He started his career in asset management in 1995 as a buy-side trader for equity, fixed income and derivatives at Allianz.