Mark Stanyer is a director of product marketing at Intralinks and is based in London. He has broad industry experience in the enterprise information management (EIM) space, with expertise in the trends and technologies related to cyber security, information governance, enterprise content management, document management, web content management, and enterprise records management practices. In his previous role at OpenText, Mark held several senior positions within the European marketing organization, from leading the industry marketing function to managing the European digital marketing team.

Next to his studies of business informatics in Ansbach and China, Daniel Krauss, born in 1983, founded a company for IT consulting together with his high school friend André Schwämmlein. After his graduation he worked as a manager at Microsoft and Siemens, before he founded FlixBus (2011 in Munich) together with André Schwämmlein and Jochen Engert. Daniel Krauss is managing director and CIO of FlixBus.

Nick McCarthy was a hardened veteran of Intralinks’ advanced support and engineering groups before joining the Presales group as a Sales Engineer. In Presales he focuses on Intralinks applications for Strategic Financial transactions, with a strong interest in Enterprise-level solutioning utilizing Intralinks SaaS platform offerings. Prior to joining Intralinks, Nick worked in many other technology fields and lived in Japan for four years (though his Japanese is a bit rusty these days). He is a native of NYC and has a degree in Computer Science and Information Systems from Pace University. In his free time he enjoys running, writing and the occasional video game.

Jim Render is an Account Executive at Intralinks specialising in helping the Advisory and Legal community maximise the efficiency of their deal-making process.

Paul Oliver is a senior director of sales at Intralinks. He currently leads our east region with our corporate division. Paul has 20 years of experience delivering SaaS-based solutions to the financial services and corporate dealmaking community. Paul graduated from Binghamton University with a B.A. in politics, philosophy and law.

Ivan Botica manages the SS&C Intralinks advisory business segment in the CEE region. He focuses on supporting financial and legal advisors conducting strategic transactions, covering projects in 15 countries. Ivan holds a bachelor's degree in international business from Rotterdam Business School. He is currently completing his banking and finance master's degree from King's College London.

Dr. Siyang Tian is a lecturer (assistant professor) in Finance at the University of Sussex and a visiting researcher at Bayes Mergers and Acquisitions Research Centre. He received his Ph.D. in finance from Bayes Business School (formerly Cass). His research interests are in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, corporate governance, fintech and corporate finance, and sustainable finance. His papers have appeared at conferences such as CICF, FMA, and AFA Poster sessions, and in leading journals including the Journal of Banking and Finance. His case studies and teaching notes have been published by Ivey Publishing.

Michele Slomp is an international management master’s degree student specializing in corporate finance, strategy and entrepreneurship at the University of Bologna, Italy. He has experience in student associations and junior enterprises where he gained exposure to financial education and consulting.

Robin Gurschek is currently pursuing a master’s degree with a specialization in finance and entrepreneurship. He has a background in the banking sector and risk management. Through his studies and work, he is interested in capital markets, fintech and corporate finance.

Paulina Roszkowska is an academic with an industry background. Her academic research encompasses issues in corporate finance, fintech, capital markets and ethics in finance. She is the author of several journal publications and two books. Research- and teaching-wise, she has a special passion for new technologies and their applications in various spaces of financial decisions and services.