SPEAKERS 2020
Andreas M. Antonopoulos
Speaker | Entrepreneur | Commentator
Mariya Gabriel
Innovation and Youth
Walter Kok
Energy Web Foundation
Maximilian Marenbach
Kraken
Jack Platts
Polkadot
Bruno Skvorc
Web3 Foundation
Evan Luthra
Markus Hickl
BDO
Ronald Frankl
LANSKY, GANZGER + partner
Christina Comben
Coin Rivet
Anatoliy Knyazev
Exante
Johannes Schweifer
CoreLedger AG
Astrid Woollard
Scytale Ventures
Billy Rennekamp
Tendermint Inc.
Darren Parkin
Coin Rivet
Gerald Hörhan
Investment Punk Academy
Thomas Nägele
NÄGELE Attorneys
On Yavin
Cointelligence
Markus Sabadello
Sovrin Foundation
Margarete Schramböck
Ulli Spankowski
Börse Stuttgart Group
Joseph Young
Cryptocurrency Journalist
Marta Piekarska
Hyperledger
PARTNERS 2020
MEDIA 2020
What It’s All About
INNOVATION THROUGH COLLABORATION.
This year’s summit will focus on the much-debated issue of interoperability – the ability of different systems, technologies or organizations to work together.
With the theme of the conference being interoperability, we will shine a light on artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) as well.
The ANON Summit 2020 will take place on 15-16 of April in Vienna and connect over 2000 attendees and over 100 speakers from over 50 countries. Industry influencers, entrepreneurs, investors, representatives of key corporations, and government officials will educate, enlighten, debate, and strike up important discussions.
Gather alongside the brightest minds the industry has to offer and exchange with likeminded people from all over the globe. A unique experience and opportunity for corporates, start-ups and innovators to do business and build successful partnerships.
Our Venue
Driving Innovation & Entrepreneurship in Vienna
The Gösserhallen once served as a warehouse for Gösser beer in Vienna. Old horse-drawn carriages delivered the wooden barrels to the taverns of the federal capital.
On a total area of around 5,000 square metres, new dimensions are now being created. And this in the centre of Vienna. Located in Favoriten right next to Vienna’s main railway station, the partially brick building “Little Shabby, but Mostly Chic” shines through.