Cecilia Marinier and Matthias Yeo
Cecilia Marinier leads RSA Conference’s Innovation and Education efforts. She is the Creator and Steward of the RSAC Security Scholars program and RSAC College Day. In addition, she also heads up the RSAC Innovation Sandbox Contest, RSAC Early Stage Expo and RSAC Sandbox to expose attendees to cutting-edge technologies and best hands-on practices for the field. Prior to working at RSAC, she spent seven years with Monitor 360, a boutique firm that develops new approaches to the vexing problems facing the US Government Intelligence Community. She also served on the Commonwealth Club’s Inforum Board and currently serves on the US Customs Museum Board. She holds a master in public affairs from Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs.
Matthias is the CEO of Fund Technologies, a subsidiary of Fund Asia Ventures, a parent company of regulated entities across Asia Pacific. Fund Technologies specializes in the development of financial technologies to empower businesses across Asia-Pacific, the technological arm of Fund Asia Ventures to seize the opportunity to build scalable and adaptive technology useful for disrupting businesses to keep them 21st century ready.
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