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CONFERENCE BOARD
Ivan Bjelajac
TenderlyIvan Bjelajac is the Vice President of Business Development at Tenderly. He is the co-founder of Digital Forensics Initiative Archibald and the co-founder of Blockchain Forensics Forum Belgrade. He also serves as a Partner & Board Member at Attic42, where he assists founders in areas like business strategy, execution, fundraising, networking, investor relations, and go-to-market strategy. With over 20 years in the tech industry, he started as an engineer and later became a serial entrepreneur. He has been involved in six successful startup exits between 2012 and 2022. He contributed to building Devana Technologies – one of the most successful Serbian tech companies at the time – as an early employee, then COO and later CEO. Their product ManageWP was acquired by GoDaddy, which was GoDaddy’s first European acquisition and led to him becoming the Operating Director for GoDaddy Europe. A number of people who worked at Devana Technologies went on to become entrepreneurs themselves and started their own companies. Some of them also joined the Web3 revolution. After leaving GoDaddy, Ivan became Co-founder and CEO of MVP Workshop, one of Europe’s pioneering blockchain product development companies where he worked hands-on with leading projects in the space. Ivan has been named 2018 EY innovative entrepreneur of the year, and one of the “30 under 30” most successful Serbian entrepreneurs in 2011. Ivan is a partner and board member at Serbian Venture Network, and he was a startup mentor at Google Launchpad, Founder Institute, StartIT Startup Academy, ICT Hub, and EKOF Startup Centar, and he is currently an active angel investor at Business Angels group organized by Digital Serbia Initiative.
Amit Levin
BinanceFormer head of the economic department in the cyber unit of the Israel Prosecutor’s Office, specializes in handling cases related to money laundering and terrorist financing involving crypto-currencies in the State of Israel. During his tenure, he oversaw investigations conducted by law enforcement authorities in Israel, which resulted in the seizure of virtual currencies worth millions of shekels and the imposition of penalties on wallet holders. Actively participates in various committees of the Israel Bar Association that focus on preventing money laundering and tax evasion in the field of virtual currencies. Currently, serves as co-chairman of the Money Laundering Committee in the Central District of the Israel Bar Association.
Larry Cameron
Paradigm IntelligenceLarry Cameron is a highly accomplished cybersecurity and forensics expert with an extensive background in combating human trafficking and child exploitation. As the Chief Information Security Officer at the Anti-Human Trafficking Intelligence Initiative, he leads the Blockchain Forensics Team and serves as an Open-Source Intelligence Analyst for the National Child Protection Task Force. Additionally, Larry holds the position of Head of Cyber Security at the Cyber Rights Organization and is a Trainer for InterPol, where he is also a member of the Human Trafficking Expert Group (HTEG). As a Professor of Computer Forensics and Cloud Security programs at St. Lawrence College, Larry imparts his expertise to the next generation of professionals. Throughout his career, he has provided training to the FBI Counter Terrorism, Child Exploitation, and Human Trafficking Task Forces, as well as to over 1,000 law enforcement agencies. These include the Department of Homeland Security (NTC, HSI, CBP), ATF, USSS, USMS, IRS, DIA, DoD, NCIS, Army CID, BorderPol, EuroPol, RCMP, and various other organizations across North America and internationally. Currently, Larry is developing training materials for more than 5,400 agencies that constitute the 61 Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Task Forces, further demonstrating his commitment to the cause and the profound impact of his work.