At Nokia, Antoine manages the Games Sales activities globally, bringing both N-Gage and Javasolutions to the market.Antoine has been with Nokia for ten years, most notably as Head of Product Marketing and Salesfor a small, hand-picked team of Nokia technology experts working on an advanced non-cellularphone venture. He then became an established driver of Nokia’s game business as SeniorRegional Product Marketing Manager for EMEA Game Consoles and Head of Game Platform SalesFor Nokia Multimedia.Born in Paris, Antoine has a Master of Sciences degree from the Ecole Française d’Electronique etInformatique, where Antoine joined Nokia in 1996 as an ASIC design engineer for NokiaNetworks before moving into the DSL Broadband sector focusing partly on online games services.

Discovering Cindy Gomez is like discovering a diamond, not in the rough, but already finely cut and polished –ready for the lights -ready to dazzle.

Cindy was born in Toronto, Canada to her Colombian mother and Colombian Belgian father. Music embraced her from the time she was born and blessed her with a family that viewed music as nutritional and life sustaining –music was always playing in the family home. In her formative years music took hold and began to shape her life -it seeped into her soul and it honed her emotions –music became her fashion, she wore it with a violin and later with her voice.

"My house always had music playing whether it was classical (which was my favourite for many years -I pride myself that in elementaryschool I was different because that was my favourite kind of music) or plenty of Latin music -mariachi, cumbia, vallenatos, salsa andmeringue." Her big break came when Mike Bradford (Dave Stewart’s bass player and musical director) called her and asked her to fly down to LosAngeles and perform with Dave on Larry King Live (CNN). While performing live with Dave Stewart and his Rock Fabulous Orchestra, Davealso had her singing the lead role in the writing sessions for the musical “Ghost”which he is writing for Broadway along with partner GlenBallard. Glen, who has sold 300 million albums and produced everyone from Gwen Stefani, Pink to Alanis Morrisette, flipped over Cindy’svoice and is now working with Dave producing Cindy’s upcoming album. Cindy is a born performer who can sing in eightlanguagesincluding Hindi and Cantonese !

She can dance, act and is blessed with amazing stage presence (Miss Latin America Canada, best newperformer on Mexican television). Since working with Dave Stewart she has sung with artists like Mick Jaggerand Macy Gray, performed on numerous national TV networks in theUSA and has most recently been workingon the soundtracks for two major motion pictures. Cindy’s star is rising and she looks forward to meeting new friends onher musical journey!!

Legendary musician, producer and songwriter Dave Stewart joined forces with Tero
Ojanperä, executive vice president and head of the Nokia Entertainment &Communities
business group, to create The Nokia Artists’Advisory Council, tasked with helping to create
an artist friendly environment inside the company, ensuring the artists’point of view is
represented in creating new content business paradigms.

His first project with Nokia focuses on sharing my experience asa musician, song writer and
producer to help move our industries forward together, as digital entertainment expands its
reaches through new technologies. This will also be a great forum for the artists
participating to explore how technology is being leveraged to help support the causes that
many of them care so deeply about.”

Over time, the distinguished group of artists, musicians and producers plans to expand. Through a seriesof events, the group will also serve as a think tank to explore the convergence of the creative process andsocial responsibility with the innovations in the world of technology.

Described by fellow musician, friend and collaborator, Bob Dylan, as a "fearless innovator," Dave Stewart isarguably one of the world's most diverse, prolific and successful musicians, song writers and producers.Known in the industry for pushing the boundaries of thinking in music, video, art and communitybuilding, Stewart will advise Nokia on a variety of strategic programs.

Gregg holds responsibility for Nokia's global Third Party Publishing business for the N-Gage Platform. Gregg has held senior marketing, software development, and salespositions within multiple interactive software and consumer products companies. His background includes launching LEGO's North American Media Division in 1997, where he was Director of Interactive Publishing. He has also served as Director of Consumer Products for the National Football League, where he managed interactive products, including the NFL's video game properties.Gregg joined Nokia in 2003.

Jaakko Kaidesoja has been involved with mobile gaming since the first days of the N-Gage platform and currently serves as vice president of games for Services andSoftware at Nokia. Jaakko is responsible for bringing the next generation mobile gaming platform to Nokia devices as well as Nokia’s other mobile gaming activities, including SNAP Mobile.

Jaakko joined Nokia in 1994,and has held many senior roles within Nokia since 1994. During his career at Nokia, Jaakko has worked internationally for five years and he has also been involved in several business start ups inside Nokia in the home electronics and content industry areas.

At Nokia, Mark is helping drive the next generation gaming strategy. He sits on the GlobalManagement Team for Games and is leading Nokia Games Publishing efforts. During 2008, NokiaGames Publishing has released 9 titles so far such as award winning Hooked On: Creatures of theDeep and Dirk Dagger and the Fallen Idol. Previous to his current role, he was also responsible fortechnology strategy and business development, industry relationsand industry marketing,partnerships and Nokia internal collaboration and technology roadmapping. He then decidedpublishing games was much more fun!

Previous to joining Nokia, Mark was a well known entrepreneur and highly respected authority inmedia technology, frequently hosting lectures and publishing research on the sector. A randomsample include the European Commission report on Mobile Entertainment Business, co-founding theMobile Ubiquitous Multimedia conference series, acting as founding Chairman of Meqon Research AB(a physics middleware company that eventually was acquired through the food chain by Nvidia).

Currently he is on the Advisory Board of GDC Mobile, focusing onmobile graphics and multiplayersolutions and is a jury member for the International Mobile GameAwards. Mark brings to bear anunrivalled knowledge of Mobile Entertainment Business and Technology. He has a PhD in ComputerVision and an MBA from London Business School. He hates processes and thinks they are anembedded reaction to a previous stupidity.

Tero Ojanperä is the head of Nokia's entertainment business, covering music, games, video and TV, online communities and more. As Executive Vice President, Entertainment and Communities, Tero is at the forefront of Nokia's push into delivering compelling, interactive entertainment that gives consumers the opportunity to connect with each other to discover and share a wide range of media.

A sought-after industry commentator, author and speaker, he has played a defining role in driving Nokia's evolution as a company since joining in 1990. Tero has held a number of senior roles at Nokia, including Chief Technology Officer and Chief Strategy Officer, as well as head of the Nokia Research Center.

Tero has also been a member of the Nokia Group Executive Board since 2005. He has a master’s of science degree from the University of Oulu, Finland and a Ph.D degree from Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands.