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Mary T. McDowell is an experienced technology leader who brings more than 30 years of industry expertise to her role as President and Chief Executive Officer, leading Mitel’s global strategy and business performance. Mary’s strong operating experience in both public and private companies and deep international background have given her an intimate understanding of how to drive successful transformations and revenue growth across mobile, enterprise, and consumer technology sectors. Most recently, Mary was CEO and member of the board for Polycom, Inc., a leader in enterprise communications and collaboration, where she led the company through a strategic transformation and successful sale to Plantronics in 2018. Previously, Mary served as Executive Partner at private equity firm Siris Capital, LLC., and Executive Vice President at Nokia, where she was in charge of the company’s $15 billion global feature phone business and oversaw Nokia’s developer and app store organization. She also held senior positions at Compaq Computer and Hewlett Packard. Mary currently serves as a board member for multinational software company Autodesk, Inc. and multinational events and publishing company, Informa, plc. She is also a member of the board for the Committee of 200, a nonprofit dedicated to the advancement of women in business. Mary holds a Computer Science degree from the Grainger College of Engineering at the University of Illinois.

Barjis Ghadially is a Chief Customer Officer at WorldLink Inc and is based in United States.

Brad Lips is the Chief Executive Officer of the Atlas Network, which works to strengthen the worldwide freedom movement. Brad joined Atlas in 1998, and served as its Chief Operating Officer for a decade before becoming CEO in 2009. Atlas Network now connects 470+ think tanks in 85 countries, and was recognized in the University of Pennsylvania's \'2013 Global Go To Think Tank Index Report\' as the top-ranked free-market organization in the \'Best Managed Think Tank\' category. Brad received his MBA from the Goizueta School of Business at Emory University, and his BA from Princeton University. Prior to joining the Atlas staff, Brad co-founded an Internet company (RateItAll.com) that went on to be acquired by DoubleDutch. As a Research Associate at Smith Barney Inc. from 1995-1997, he was recognized as part of an “All-American Research Team” according to Institutional Investor. Brad is a member of the Mont Pelerin Society and the John Templeton Foundation. He coauthored a book, The Reagan Vision, for Goldwater Institute in 2004, and has published in a variety of print and online outlets, including National Review Online, The Daily Caller, The American Spectator, FoxNews.com, RealClearPolitics, The American Thinker, and the Washington Examiner. Brad grew up in Northbrook, Illinois, and Weston, Connecticut, and now resides in Falls Church, Virginia.