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    • 2018
    • 2017
    • 2016
      • Teresa Alvaro
      • Birgitta Brijs
      • Mario Martinelli
      • Philippe Courqueux
      • Carlo Bozzoli
      • Torben Høeg Bonde
      • Jordi Escalé
      • João Figueiredo
      • Laurent Maumet
      • Phil Jordan
      • Anna Barsby
      • Oscar Gómez Barbero
      • Dr. Sebastian Saxe
      • Michel van Hout
      • Luís Newton
      • David Ferreira Alves
      • Domenico Di Francescantonio
      • Sergio Garcia Cebolla
      • Peter Bal
      • Arnoud Klerkx
      • Erik Cuypers
    • 2015
      • Jürgen Renfer
      • Armando Laurenti
      • Piera Fasoli
      • Gianluca Giovannetti
      • Elsa Graça
      • Christina Scott
      • Manuel Monteiro
      • Mattias Ulbrich
      • Carlos Abarca y de Haro
      • Régis Delayat
      • Jean-Luc Martino
      • Raul Carvalho das Neves
      • Domingo J. Molina Moscoso
      • Veerle Lozie
      • Jordi Álex Moreno
      • Brendan Bank
      • Neil Williams
      • Miroslaw Forystek
      • Marcel Krom
      • Paul Danneels
      • Werner Jacobs
      • Dirk Müller
      • Stéphane Kersulec
    • 2014
      • Fabrice Benaut
      • Paolo Daperno
      • Anita Gjesbakk
      • Rui Gomes
      • Cécile Gonfroid
      • Agustín González
      • Federico Flórez
      • Mark Foulsham
      • Maarten Hillenaar
      • Vincent Léaux
      • Eric Lippert
      • Fernando Lucero
      • Nuno Miller
      • Alexandre Ramos
      • Daniele Rizzo
      • Frank Stockx
      • Jeroen Tas
      • Günter Weinrauch
    • 2013
      • Yves Baguet
      • Markus Bentele
      • Olivier Clos
      • Paul Danneels
      • Bassim Haj
      • Thomas Henkel
      • Antoine de Kerviler
      • Aloys Kregting
      • Bernard Lhermitte
      • Artur Loureiro
      • Michael McGrail
      • Andrew Marks
      • José Olalla
      • Gerry Pennell
      • Joaquín Reyes Vallejo
      • Matteo Veneziani
      • Luc Verbist
      • Marco Zanussi
  • Winners
    • 2016
      • Phil Jordan
      • Sergio Garcia Cebolla
      • Jordi Escalé
    • 2015
      • Jean-Luc Martino
      • Mattias Ulbrich
      • Paul Danneels
      • Piera Fasoli
    • 2014
      • Federico Flórez
      • Nuno Miller
      • Jeroen Tas
    • 2013
      • Luc Verbist
      • Bassim Haj
      • Gerry Pennell
    • 2012
      • Oliver Bussmann
      • Pieter Schoehuijs
      • José Manuel Inchausti
    • 2011
      • Daniel Lebeau
      • Pascale Avargues
      • Marcello Cordioli
  • Jury
    • Pascale Avargues
    • Oliver Bussmann
    • Marcello Cordioli
    • Hendrik Deckers
    • Federico Flórez
    • Nils Olaya Fonstad
    • Bassim Haj
    • José Manuel Inchausti
    • Daniel Lebeau
    • Nuno Miller
    • Gerry Pennell
    • Joe Peppard
    • Pieter Schoehuijs
    • Jeroen Tas
    • Luc Verbist
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Christina Scott, Chief Product and Information Officer, Financial Times

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Christina Scott is the Chief Technology Officer for Pearson Professional, the line of business incorporating the FT, Pearson English and Pearson Vue. In this role she oversees Product Development for the line of business additional to her FT role.

At the FT, Christina is the Chief Product and Information officer. She is responsible for product and technology across the FT Group reporting to John Ridding (President Pearson Professional and FT CEO). Christina oversees the delivery of technology and products that drive the FT’s digital transformation, working closely with editorial and commercial colleagues and sitting on the FT board.

Christina has over 20 years experience across the media, IT and engineering industries and a track record in designing and delivering commercial and editorial services and innovations. Before joining the Financial Times in 2012, she worked in technology across a number of media companies including the BBC, News International and ITV Digital, and spent several years as a consultant at Accenture.

At the BBC, Christina was responsible for the development of its journalism sites (News, Sport and Weather) across all digital platforms, including the delivery of high profile offerings such as the general election, the World Cup and the Beijing Olympics. She then became future media and technology general manager for the children’s, learning, sport, mobile and TV platforms, responsible for relocating the team to Salford.

Christina graduated from Newcastle University with a BEng in Mechanical Engineering. She has a keen interest in creating high performing teams and gained a distinction in MSc Management and Organisational Analysis from Birkbeck University in 2010.

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