Cantillon 2016 - FINTECH - Disrupting the Landscape
Event Information
Description
FINTECH - Disrupting the Landscape
Cantillon 2016 – A Forum for Fresh Thinking this year brings to you the leading edge research and industry developments which are disrupting the landscape in the FinTech sector. Dedicated sessions analyse how industry leaders and researchers are spearing heading a digital revolution by reshaping the world of payments and repayments.
Are you in the e-commerce space, online trading/retailing, internet and mobile services providers, software development, stock broking or financial services sector? If so, come and meet our expert speakers of industry leaders & innovators, authors & academia, leading entrepreneurs, currency visionaries & pioneers, together with those involved in reshaping the digital currency world.
Our annual event has attracted over 150 delegates each year for the past 4 years. However, this year will be bigger and better because Cantillon 2016 has been designed to showcase valuable insights into the latest:
* FinTech Business Trends
* Bitcoin & Blockchain Platforms
* Micro/Macro Digital Currency Landscapes
* Novel Approaches to Money
* Digital Security & Capital Crime
* Policy and Trends in the Financial Landscape
* The Future Growth of the FinTech Sector
The conference concludes with the Business Leaders’ Forum dinner with further networking opportunities.
Venue for Business Leaders’ Forum Dinner: Ballygarry House Hotel at 7pm for drinks reception. Declan Crowley Head of Group Treasury, Kerry Group will deliver the key note. The inaugural Cantillon Entrepreneur Award in association with EY will be presented on the night.
Organiser Tom Crean Business Centre
Organiser of Cantillon 2016 - FINTECH - Disrupting the Landscape
The Tom Crean Business Incubation Centre offers incubation facilities, mentoring, peer to peer support and networking events to assist innovators and entrepreneurs in taking their ideas from proof of principle to full commercial success.
Those who are accepted into the centre also gain ready access to the Institute of Technology Tralee research facilities and links to the IT Tralee students and alumni for project work and graduate positions.
The Tom Crean Business Centre is home to 24 businesses, of which 18 start-ups and 6 are scale-ups, 2 Research Centres (IMaR & CEED) and 2 Clusters (Kerry SciTech & ACE), bringing to 80+ the total number of people located in the centre.
f principle to full commercial success.
