Since the 1990s, Mags Moore has been diligently working to support the digitalisation of government and public services. With a keen focus on technical and commercial innovation, and her heart firmly in Scotland, Mags has helped to make public services better for citizens and employees right across the UK.
As director of Sopra Steria’s Citizen and Devolved Government Services, she’s responsible for a skilled and growing team of 150. One of Mags’ main focuses is driving the streamlining of identity verification across government and commercial organisations.
Her extensive experience in central and local government, healthcare and the third sector has helped to define citizen-led solutions underpinned by the pragmatic application of digital innovation.
Her passion for leadership had led to her mentoring people from a wide variety of backgrounds. She truly believes in solid leadership and cross-sector networks support the drive for citizen-led services.
Married with two teenagers she spends most weekends providing a free taxi service.
Paul is focused on developing a perspective as to how Mastercard engages with and enables reusable identity ecosystems globally which includes working with regulators and industry partners across the globe. He serves as a subject matter expert in authentication and reusable identity and helping support bringing this new opportunity from theory into the real world. He is responsible for ensuring that MasterCard’s products are well positioned to help our customers meet local regulatory requirements and has driven our Identity Solution in India based on Aadhaar and licensed from the UIDAI.
Previously he was Global Product management of MasterCard's Authentication solutions including SecureCode & Identity Check and played a key role in the developing global authentication strategy for MasterCard Worldwide. He also represented Mastercard surrounding PSD2 and the Regulatory Technical Standard on Strong Consumer Authentication. Paul has extensive experience in the rapidly evolving Card Not Present (CNP) payment arena including Identity, the security of payments and transactions.
Paul joined MasterCard in June 2005. Before joining MasterCard he spent 26 years in the banking industry with HSBC in the UK undertaking a number of roles and key management positions. During his time with HSBC he delivered a global Internet Payment Gateway solution for HSBC and was instrumental in developing their products and services surrounding Card ePayments and Security.
Paul has volunteered his experience in support of education including various governor roles including that of the Chair of Governors and he lives in West Yorkshire, UK with his wife and two children.
My experience in work with various organisations across data, application and infrastructure architecture, my leadership of technical standards in the OpenID Foundation, as well as direct implementation experience ofcustomer and workforce identity systems all give me a solid foundation to contribute from.
I am interested in the tensions between matters of privacy and protection of end-users and the challenges of commercial and governmental use, and misuse of data as well as the interplay between policy matters and the technology delivery.
Finally with my owner/founder role and entrepreneurial tendencies I can offer a start-up perspective that will allow me to represent that communities' interests and enhance the OIX a broad range of viewpoints.
Driving pre-sales and consultancy activities across multiple verticals, new markets and across Synectics's broad range of capabilities.
Chris' main focuses are around Digital ID, public/private sector interoperability, machine learning, enterprise risk management and collaborative data/intelligence sharing.
Director - Global Head of Access Managment | Digital Identity| Open Banking
Michael has a vast array of experience within IT infrastructure, Solution Architect, Consultancy roles and Outsourcing most recently working in the new world of Open Banking as External Regulatory Technical Lead Architect for Barclays.
He's lead the solutioning of some of the largest outsourcing deals in the world to designing large highly resilient and secure banking systems. Working with top Formula 1 teams and helping to modernising the architecture and vision of Barclays as part of continuous improvement.
Having moved into Barclays New Ventures arm, he's now looking at opportunities across the Financial Services Sector.
Charlotte is Partnerships Manager, Innovation & Partnerships at NatWest Group. She is responsible for growing strategic partnerships across the bank, and working on the next generation of products and services in a purposeful way.
Katarina joined LexisNexis Risk Solutions from PwC, where she worked as a Risk & Compliance Manager in the Financial Crime Compliance / Risk Management areas. She has been CAMS-certified since 2016 and has more than ten years of experience in corporate risk management and financial crime compliance. Having worked as KYC analyst, AML supervisor, compliance manager, financial crime prevention consultant and FCC market planner, she has been accountable for all areas of financial crime prevention including customer screening, KYC / CDD, payment screening, risk assessment, policies set up, compliance consulting, AML audits assistance, AML seminars, digital transformation and generally in supporting customers efforts to identify and mitigate financial crime threats in various sectors and jurisdictions. In addition to designing and implementing AML programs and incorporating a broad range of vendor solutions, she also has experience with GDPR, FATCA and CRS. Originally from Croatia, Katarina enjoys engaging with fellow industry practitioners across different markets and territories.
+20 years of experience at British Airways before joining IAG in 2014. As part of the group Digital Business Transformation team, I am responsible for our Automation Strategy. For our operation this means robotics, autonomous vehicles and AI. For the customer, the problem to solve is Identity.
Nick has an expert knowledge of the Identity industry: its’ challenges, requirements and solutions spanning a variety of different sectors (e.g. government, finance, age related); and using different ID techniques from D2C2B Digtial ID to B2B ID Services.
He has over 30 years’ experience in strategic innovation and is renowned for finding practical ways to drive real change by bringing new ideas and products to market.
Nick was previously Director of ID and Fraud solutions at Experian where he was responsible for the strategic development of Experian’s fraud and identity solutions for both the public and private sectors. Prior to that Nick was a director of a company providing global solutions within the broader Criminal Justice arena and he has also worked for IBM in the healthcare and utilities sector. He has a degree in Computer Science.
A sales professional experienced in all aspects of Account Management & Business Development, within Identity Management, Credit Risk, Fraud Avoidance, Authentication and Application Processing, across financial services, retail and mail order sectors.
Having worked across multiple lines of business and geographies, forming, developing and leading teams, ensuring stakeholder objectives are aligned across clients, partners and internally whilst engaging across the business from function to delivery of solution.
Communications & events specialist with over 25 years experience.
OIX PR Manager
Highly experienced communications professional with over 20 years of experience in developing and delivering strong strategic communications programmes. I have worked directly with leadership teams, managing expectations and securing support, while mapping out communications strategies aligned to commercial objectives.
Sophie is a DPhil student at the Oxford Internet Institute and a freelance researcher. Her doctoral research examines how normative conceptions of citizenship embedded in government digital identification platforms shape access to rights, resources, and political participation. Sophie has also conducted freelance research with organisations including UNHCR, the European Centre for Privacy and Cybersecurity, the Minderoo Centre for Technology & Democracy, and Harvard Berkman Klein Centre for Internet & Society. Her expertise lies in the social and ethical implications of digital technology use in the contexts of migration and humanitarianism.