As Co-Head of Technology, Madeleine jointly leads the global department responsible for all technology for the firm and oversees over 500 employees. Madeleine’s focus areas are overall strategy as well as the technology platforms for portfolio implementation, global trading, legal and compliance, and regulatory. Madeleine is chair of the Technology Strategy Board, vice-chair of the Trading Policy Review Group, and a member of the Americas Compensation Committee and the Risk Committee.   

Before joining Wellington Management in February 2006, Madeleine worked at Goldman Sachs in New York managing the NYSE and Listed Trading Systems. Prior to Goldman Sachs, she was a manager at Accenture in the Financial Markets practice.  Madeleine moved to the US from her native France to attend Columbia College, where she earned a BA in mathematics. Her bilingual education at an international school in France enabled her to develop fluency in both English and French. Madeleine serves as a board member for Boston City Singers.

Nureen D’Souza leads Capital One’s Open Source Program Office where she strives to make a positive impact on the open source community through structured adoption, upstream contribution, and release of open source projects. She has been with the company for seven years, transforming software delivery ecosystems, harnessing the power of technology to solve business challenges, and influencing DevSecOps and supply chain strategy for the organization. She has helped establish enterprise software communities, launched new product initiatives, and developed collaborative processes with internal as well as external stakeholders.

Over the last few years, Nureen has provided thought leadership on a variety of topics within the open source community, including presentations at All Things Open about the “Culture of Collaboration at Capital One.” She also authored a bylined article for The New Stack, “Operationalizing the Enterprise Developer.” Her passion for collaboration and community building is also evident through her involvement as a member of the cdCon 2022 Program Committee and Continuous Delivery Foundation Outreach Committee.

Dietmar is Symphony’s chief information officer. He leads product management and engineering along with customer support and internal IT. He has a long history of building large-scale critical IT systems and is an open source and open systems believer. Previously he was the senior vice president of Platform Engineering, Global Operations and executive committee member at Amadeus. Dietmar has a deep network in the IT industry. His focus is on product management, mission critical systems engineering and emerging technologies.

Bhupesh has over 20 years’ experience working in the front office trading technology for some of the world’s leading investment banks. Beginning his career at Barclays working across Infrastructure, Equity Derivatives, Fixed Income and Credit Derivatives, he moved to Lehman Brothers for 4 years in 2005 before returning to Barclays where he held a number of senior management positions and was to inevitably head up Credit, Municipal and Securitized Products Technology alongside running Trade Capture across Markets. He subsequently left Barclays to take on the opportunity as Europe Head of Capital Markets Quantitative and Technology Services at RBC in July this year. With deep expertise in risk, analytics and electronic trading and passion for technology, Bhupesh has continued working closely with innovators in the FinTech space to build forward looking platforms in Investment Banking.

Andrew Aitken is the GM and Global Open Source Practice Leader for Wipro Ltd., a premier global systems integrator, and a leading open source strategy consultant. In his 22 years of experience he launched the industry’s first open source strategy consulting firm, Olliance Group (acquired by Black Duck Software), launched the Open Source Think Tank held in Napa, CA and Paris, France - a highly regarded event regularly attended by over 100 top open source thought leaders for over 10 years. Andrew has advised organizations such as the White House Office of CIO, Microsoft and IBM, more than 20 startups and VC firms, and dozens of other enterprises on their open source strategies.

Camille Fournier is a Managing Director and Global Head of Engineering and Architecture for the Corporate and Investment Bank at JP Morgan Chase. She is the former Head of Platform Engineering for Two Sigma, and former Chief Technology Officer of Rent The Runway. She is a member of the board of ACM Queue, and has served on various open source initiatives including the technical oversight committee for the CNCF and the project management committee for Apache ZooKeeper.

Fournier earned an undergraduate degree from Carnegie Mellon University and a Master’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Wisconsin–Madison. She is the author of “The Manager’s Path,” and the editor of “97 Things Every Engineering Manager Should Know.

Traci Robinson-Williams currently leads the Market Insights team for GitLab where she previously served as a senior product market leader focused on driving DevOps transformation in Regulated Industries, including FinServ, FinTech, and Public Sector. Before joining GitLab, she helped envision, develop, and evangelize emerging technology solutions and capabilities for the U.S. Public Sector at Accenture Federal Services.

Traci has led strategic go-to-market initiatives, particularly related to Digital Transformation and Customer/Citizen Experience (CX), in organizations across a variety of industries, including management and technology consulting, professional and IT services, cyber security, wireless, telecom, hospitality, IT hardware and software, and Public Sector.