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Third Industrial Revolution Consulting Group Giovanni CORAZZA Giovanni Emanuele Corazza, PhD, is a Full Professor in Telecommunications at the Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna, the oldest academic institution of the Western World. Since 2012, he has been a Member of the University of Bologna Board of Directors, the highest governance body in the institution. He was Head of the Department of Electronics, Computer Science and Systems (DEIS) from 2009-2012 and Chairman of the School for Telecommunications from 2000-2003. He is the President of the Scientific Council of the Fondazione Guglielmo Marconi, and a Member of the Marconi Society Board of Directors. Giovanni E. Corazza is the founder of the Marconi Institute for Creativity, a body created as a joint initiative of the Fondazione Guglielmo Marconi and the University of Bologna, to investigate and divulgate all of the most research scientific evidence on the creative thinking process in humans and in artificially intelligent machines. Since 2014 he has been Vice- Chairman of NetWorld2020, the European Technology Platform dedicated to the future evolution of communication networks, and Member of the Board of the 5G Infrastructure Association, the private side of the 5G-PPP with the European Commission. Giovanni E. Corazza was the Chairman of the Advanced Satellite Mobile Systems Task Force (ASMS TF), and Founder and Chairman of the Integral Satcom Initiative (ISI), a European Technology Platform devoted to Satellite Communications. He was a co-founder of Mavigex S.r.l., a spin-off company dedicated to the development of innovative smartphone applications. During his career he also worked for Qualcomm (California, USA) and COM DEV (Ontario, Canada). He has been the principal investigator in more than 20 European projects funded by the European Commission and by the European Space Agency. He is a Member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of Eminence and Genius. From 1997-2012, he has served as Editor for Communication Theory and Spread Spectrum for the IEEE Transactions on Communications. He is the author of two books and of more than 300 papers on diversified topics in wireless and satellite communications, mobile radio channel characterization, Internet of Things, navigation and positioning, estimation and synchronization, spread spectrum and multi-carrier transmission, scientific creative thinking. Giovanni E. Corazza received the Marconi International Fellowship Young Scientist Award in 1995, the IEEE 2009 Satellite Communications Distinguished Service Award, the 2013 Newcom# Best Paper Award, the 2002 IEEE VTS Best System Paper Award, the Best Paper Award at IEEE ISSSTA’98, at IEEE ICT2001, and at ISWCS 2005. He has been the General Chairman of the IEEE ISSSTA 2008, ASMS 2004-2012 Conferences, and of the MIC Conference 2013. He has taught several graduate and undergraduate courses on Digital Transmission, Mobile Radio Communications, Principles of Multimedia Applications and Services, Software for Telecommunications, Information Theory and Coding, Digital Receiver Design and Optimization, Creativity and Innovation. He is a Member of the Scientific Committee of the Bologna Business 460

Third Industrial Revolution Consulting Group School, where he contributes also to the Executive Master in Technology and Innovation Management. Kathleen GAFFNEY Kathleen Gaffney is a Managing Director in Navigant’s Global Energy practice, based in London. With more than two decades of experience in managing large-scale, multi-year engagements and overseeing the work of large interdisciplinary research teams, Kathleen plays an integral role in advising energy clients on demand-side policies, markets, and programmes. Her work centres on directing targeted market research that incorporates robust data analytics, customer segmentation, and behaviour modelling to help clients better understand evolving customer expectations and strengthen their competitive position in a rapidly changing environment. Kathleen has completed hundreds of impact assessments, process evaluations and technical research studies across a wide range of energy sector initiatives including those targeting residential, commercial, institutional and industrial sectors. Prior to joining Navigant, Kathleen was based in London and responsible for leading DNV GL’s European-focused practice on energy and climate policy and programme evaluation and, during 2013-2014, she fulfilled a similar assignment based in Sydney, Australia. Prior to 2013, Kathleen co-led a US-based evaluation practice totalling US$ 30+ million in annual revenues. Kathleen’s team focused nearly exclusively on energy policy and programme evaluation for a range of government and energy sector clients. Kathleen has more than 20 years’ experience in the evaluation field and has supported skills and expertise development for more than 150 energy and climate policy and programme evaluation practitioners worldwide. Kathleen holds a BS in Economics and International Relations from The American University, Washington, DC, and an MA in Energy Management and Policy / Appropriate Technology from the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. Rob van GERWEN Rob van Gerwen is a very experienced senior technical consultant at DNV GL with a background in physics. He managed and supported many projects in the field of domestic, utility and industrial energy use. His current field of activity is smart meters and smart grids. He was involved in many (international) smart meter or smart grid projects, including smart meter cost benefit analyses for the Netherlands, Turkey, Cyprus, Belgium, Portugal and Australia. He managed and contributed to many technical due diligence and technical review projects. He 461

Third Industrial Revolution Consulting Group<br />

School, where he contributes also to the Executive Master in Technology and Innovation<br />

Management.<br />

Kathleen GAFFNEY<br />

Kathleen Gaffney is a Managing Director in Navigant’s Global Energy practice, based in London.<br />

With more than two decades of experience in managing large-scale, multi-year engagements<br />

and overseeing the work of large interdisciplinary research teams, Kathleen plays an integral<br />

role in advising energy clients on demand-side policies, markets, and programmes. Her work<br />

centres on directing targeted market research that incorporates robust data analytics, customer<br />

segmentation, and behaviour modelling to help clients better understand evolving customer<br />

expectations and strengthen their competitive position in a rapidly changing<br />

environment. Kathleen has completed hundreds of impact assessments, process evaluations<br />

and technical research studies across a wide range of energy sector initiatives including those<br />

targeting residential, commercial, institutional and industrial sectors.<br />

Prior to joining Navigant, Kathleen was based in London and responsible for leading DNV GL’s<br />

European-focused practice on energy and climate policy and programme evaluation and, during<br />

2013-2014, she fulfilled a similar assignment based in Sydney, Australia. Prior to 2013, Kathleen<br />

co-led a US-based evaluation practice totalling US$ 30+ million in annual revenues. Kathleen’s<br />

team focused nearly exclusively on energy policy and programme evaluation for a range of<br />

government and energy sector clients. Kathleen has more than 20 years’ experience in the<br />

evaluation field and has supported skills and expertise development for more than 150 energy<br />

and climate policy and programme evaluation practitioners worldwide.<br />

Kathleen holds a BS in Economics and International Relations from The American University,<br />

Washington, DC, and an MA in Energy Management and Policy / Appropriate Technology from<br />

the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA.<br />

Rob van GERWEN<br />

Rob van Gerwen is a very experienced senior technical consultant at DNV GL with a background<br />

in physics. He managed and supported many projects in the field of domestic, utility and<br />

industrial energy use. His current field of activity is smart meters and smart grids. He was<br />

involved in many (international) smart meter or smart grid projects, including smart meter cost<br />

benefit analyses for the Netherlands, Turkey, Cyprus, Belgium, Portugal and Australia. He<br />

managed and contributed to many technical due diligence and technical review projects. He<br />

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