In this podcast, we discuss how blockchain technology can be used to solve society’s big questions and empower all individuals to reach their maximum potential.
Your hosts of this episode are: Geneticist and Futurologist Dr. Axel Schumacher (@MethyLogix), and scientist and innovation expert Dr. Darrol Baker (@darrolb)
Our Guest tonight: Helen Disney, Expert in Blockchain and Frontier Tech. Content creator | Storyteller | Moderator | Writer
Top 101 Women in blockchain (as produced by Crypto Curry Club), Member of Financial Technologist Founders 50, Listed as one of top 100 Most Inspirational Women in Blockchain and in Women in Fintech Power List 2016 As founder and CEO of Unblocked, a hub for Blockchain education and information, Helen believes that blockchain, distributed ledgers, and cryptocurrencies are changing our world for the better. By teaching people about blockchain she wants to help solve society’s big questions and empower all individuals to reach their maximum potential. Those who don’t understand these technologies will miss out on fundamental opportunities for investment, wealth creation, and social impact. And those who are already harnessing them can grow much faster by telling their tech stories more effectively and meaningfully. Prior to moving into fintech, Helen founded The Stockholm Network, an events and research network of over 120 member organizations across Europe, to connect thought leaders and policy experts and create best practice in public policymaking. Helen is am a regular conference speaker and commentator on cryptocurrencies, Blockchain technology, and innovation policy for organizations including The Economist, The Times, and The Fintech Times. She is a co-founder of the British Blockchain and Frontier Technology Association and a mentor for the Global Thinkers Forum, a non-profit promoting entrepreneurship and women's empowerment.
Unblocked Website: https://un-blocked.co.uk/
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