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Announcing our new speakers:
Dmitry Muratov
Nobel Laureate and Editor-in-Chief, Novaya Gazeta
Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe
Project Manager,
Thomson Reuters Foundation
Phil Bloomer
Executive Director,
Business & Human Rights Resource Centre
Jeff Currie
Global Head of Commodities Research,
Goldman Sachs
Mark Malloch-Brown
President,
Open Society Foundations
Barnaby Pace
Senior Campaigner,
Global Witness
Danny Skriskandarajah
CEO,
Oxfam
Veronica Chau
Partner & Director, Sustainable Investing & Social Impact,
Boston Consulting Group
Alex Gladstein
Chief Strategy Officer,
Human Rights Foundation
Gina Neff
Director,
Minderoo Centre for Technology & Democracy, University of Cambridge
Jason Shepherd
Senior Director for Strategy,
Thomson Reuters Special Services International
Fabio Teixeira
Correspondent,
Thomson Reuters Foundation
As Trust Conference draws closer, we are delighted to announce the latest additions to our stellar lineup.
On day one, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Dmitry Muratov will deliver a keynote speech on the crucial role that media play in holding the powerful to account, and our collective responsibility to protect the freedom of media institutions around the world. Dmitry is the Editor-in-Chief of Novaya Gazeta, a pro-democracy newspaper instrumental in the reporting of human rights violations, high-level government corruption and abuses of power.
Later that day, we are proud to welcome Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who will deliver a further keynote speech. While visiting her family in Iran in 2016, Nazanin was unjustly detained and held hostage for six years. Nazanin’s resilience in the face of unimaginable adversity has since seen her selected as one of Vogue's Women of the Year.
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