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Pictured: Guillaume Princen, Head of EMEA at Anthropic
Dublin Tech Summit reveals 2025 agenda with speakers including Guillaume Princen, Head of EMEA at Anthropic, Stewart Copeland from The Police, Grace Beverley, founder of TALA and SHREDDY, and Sarah Friar, CFO of OpenAI. By Héloïse Chaudot
Dublin Tech Summit has announced a line-up of fireside chats and featured sessions for its 2025 edition, taking place on May 28-29 at the RDS in Dublin.
The speakers include influential figures from music, technology, and entrepreneurship, offering attendees unique insights into the evolving landscape of innovation. Guillaume Princen, Head of EMEA at Anthropic, will take the stage to explore how Europe’s top enterprises are leveraging AI, the rise of vibe coding entrepreneurs, and his vision for Anthropic’s Dublin headquarters.
Speakers include:
Stewart Copeland, founder and drummer of The Police
Stewart Copeland will explore how technology is redefining art, with a particular focus on the intersection of music and technological innovation.
Sarah Friar, CFO of OpenAI
Sarah Friar will explore how artificial intelligence can be scaled to drive transformative change worldwide, examining its growing impact across industries and societies.
Grace Beverley, founder of TALA and SHREDDY
Grace Beverley will share her journey in building successful digital-first brands, exploring how work, creativity, and leadership are being redefined in the modern entrepreneurial landscape.
Dr. Alessandra Sala & Dr. Lollie Mancey
Dr. Alessandra Sala and Dr. Lollie Mancey will join an AI-generated metahuman to explore the evolving relationship between machine intelligence and human intuition, diving into the possibilities of machine intuition and the future of AI consciousness.
Featured panels and sessions include:
DEI Catch-22: Business vs. Belief: Industry leaders will examine the complex balance between business goals and personal values, debating the real-world challenges and future direction of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the corporate world.
Code Red: The Geopolitical Game of Supremacy: Experts will unpack how the race for technological dominance is reshaping global power dynamics, examining its impact on geopolitics, cybersecurity, and international relations.
Fintech, Freedom & the Future of Money: Innovators from fintech leaders Stripe, bunq, and Mainstack will explore how digital-first finance is transforming the way money is managed, reshaping financial ecosystems on a global scale.
Scaling Without Snapping: Growing Engineering Teams Sustainably: Leaders from Rent the Runway and The New York Times will share strategies for scaling tech teams effectively, while preserving a strong culture of innovation and staying true to their organisational values.
Clare Kilmartin, COO of Dublin Tech Week commented, “The 2025 Dublin Tech Summit is set to showcase a remarkable convergence of global thought leaders and innovators tackling pivotal challenges and opportunities of our time.”
Siobhan Human, Head of Event Programming & Marketing for Dublin Tech Summit, added, “This agenda highlights diverse perspectives on technology’s role in shaping our future, providing attendees an unparalleled opportunity to gain insight and foster valuable connections.”
DTS currently has a 50% off flash ticket sale. For more info, please see here: https://dublintechsummit.tech/
To view the full agenda, please see here: https://dublintechsummit.tech/agenda/https://dublintechsummit.tech/agenda/
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