Speakers List
 | Wally Olins (Saffron Brand Consultants) Wally Olins was the co-founder of Wolff Olins and was Chairman of the company until 1997. He is currently the Chairman of Saffron Brand Consultants of London, New York and Madrid. He is one of the world's leading practitioners in corporate identity and branding. > More |  | William Harald-Wong (WHW Associates) William Harald-Wong is a designer based in Kuala Lumpur. He is the Founder and Chairman of The Design Alliance (tDA), a collaborative network of Asian design consultancies, now represented in 11 Asian countries. > More | |
 | Neville Brody (Research Studios) The British designer and art director, has now been at the forefront of graphic design for over two decades. Initially working in record cover design, Brody made his name largely through his revolutionary work as Art Director for the Face magazine. > More |  | Chris Lee (Asylum, Singapore) Chris is the founder and creative director of Asylum, a highly regarded creative company that comprises a design studio, a retail store, a workshop and a record label. > More | |
 | Simon Dixon (DixonBaxi) Simon Dixon and Aporva Baxi opened their studio in the Winter of 2001. Dixonbaxi are a London based design and directing team formed by award winning directors Simon Dixon and Aporva Baxi. The duo design and create commercials, promos, brand identity and positioning for some of the worlds most interesting companies. > More |  | Vince Frost (FrostDesign) Vince is one of the world’s leading designers. He was Pentagram London’s youngest Associate Director in the early 90s. Now based in Sydney, Vince recently completed the re-branding of Sydney Opera House and the broadcast and identity design for Channel [V]. > More | |
 | Aporva Baxi (DixonBaxi) Simon Dixon and Aporva Baxi opened their studio in the Winter of 2001. Dixonbaxi are a London based design and directing team formed by award winning directors Simon Dixon and Aporva Baxi. The duo design and create commercials, promos, brand identity and positioning for some of the worlds most interesting companies. > More |  | Andy Altmann (Why Not Associates) Andy Altmann is the founder and director of Why Not Associates, whose unique graphic-design language has been admired and copied around the world in print, digital, and electronic media. Their client list is long and varied, ranging from Virgin Records to Paul Smith to the Royal Academy of Arts. > More | |
 | Paul Hughes (Lava, NL) Paul Hughes left the rolling green hills of his native Ireland, shortly after completing his studies in Visual Communication, and arrived in the distinctive flat planes of the Netherlands, where he has worked in the creative industries for over 12 years. > More |  | Kath Tudball (Johnson Banks) Born in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Katherina lives and works in London as a senior designer at the world-renowned design agency, johnson banks. Johnson banks’ innovative approach to design and identity attracts interest from across the world, despite the company’s small size – currently the company is working on major projects in the UK, USA and Japan. > More | |
 | Kenya Hara (Nippon Design Center) Kenya Hara is one of the Japanese design community’s most respectable thinkers and prolific designers. Kenya has been synonymous with the acclaimed art direction of MUJI, and also the creator of the programs for the opening and closing ceremonies of the Nagano Winter Olympic Games 1998. > More |  | Rohan Thomas (Microsoft) | |
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