At the Schar School, Speakers from Around the World Explore New Technologies, Innovative Uses, and Public Policy Issues for Digital Currency
The rapidly expanding fields of blockchain and cryptocurrencies will be examined in depth by policymakers, industry executives, and academic leaders during an international, two-day symposium at the Schar School of Policy and Government.
GBA’s Fall 2019 Symposium: The Future of Money, Governance, and the Law will be hosted by the Government Blockchain Association, the Criminal Investigations and Network Analysis Center (CINA, a Department of Homeland Security Center of Excellence), and the Schar School.
The conference takes place September 14 and 15 at George Mason University’s Arlington, Va., campus. Registration information is available at the GBA website: https://bit.ly/2NjHxR7.
“The Schar School is an ideal venue to host this symposium—interdisciplinary in nature and jointly organized with GBA and CINA,” said Maurice Kugler, professor of public policy at the Schar School. “The sessions will be dynamic and synergy-driven by bringing together thought leaders across all disciplines—including academic researchers, private investors, international organization management, and government officials.”
Speakers and panelists will explore the latest developments in financial systems, cybersecurity, intelligence, energy, and environment, as well as tackle the policy issues that confront governments around the globe, including regulation, competitiveness, national interests, local governance, healthcare, taxation, and law enforcement.
The conference will include an expansive exhibit of new blockchain technologies that will be demonstrated by award-winning innovators.
A list of speakers and panelists is here. A list of companies and agencies offering demonstrations of new technologies is here.