Blockchain Technology | A Panel Discussion

BrainStation Vancouver
Thu, Nov 23, 2017
2017-11-24T02:30:00.0000000Z – 2017-11-24T04:00:00.0000000Z

455 Granville St, Vancouver, BC How to get here
$45

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Blockchain is widely considered to be a once in a generation revolutionary technology. It is poised to fundamentally change the way we use the internet. Most people know it in it’s original form of a cryto-currency called Bitcoin, but it has since evolved into so much more.

This widely applicable technology is set to massively impact our financial systems, our approach to personal digital identities, our governments and much more. This panel discussion will bring together some of the most important figures in the blockchain community to talk about the past , present and future of the space.

Event is non-refundable and non-transferable.

Guy Halford-Thompson

Founder & CEO, BTL
Kyle Treleaven

Vice President & General Manager at BrainStation
Peter Smyrniotis

CEO & Co-Founder, Blockchain Assembly
MaRi Eagar

Founder & Organizer of BC Blockchain Forum
Chris Rowell

Post Doctoral Research Fellow, Blockchain@UBC

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How to Get Here

BrainStation Vancouver

455 Granville St #400, Vancouver, BC

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Finding Your Way

Steps away from the Waterfront Station’s Granville St entrance. Our event space is on the ground floor.
Ride Sharing and Taxi Drop-off

Visitors being dropped off by a ride sharing service or taxi should enter the Starbucks across the street at 700 W Pender St as only city buses are allowed on Granville St in front of the campus.
Once You're Inside

Our staff will be there to greet you at the campus reception.