John-Isaac 'jC' Clark
Vantor
Vice President, Head of AI Products at Vantor
John-Isaac ‘jC’ Clark is a seasoned technology executive and product strategist specializing at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Spatial Intelligence. With a career defined by scaling high-growth technology companies and leading complex technical initiatives, he currently serves as the Vice President and Head of AI Products at Vantor, where he oversees the development and deployment of AI Products delivering Analytics & Insights to Vantor’s customers.
jC has deep experience in the lifecycle of AI products development, from Large Language Models (LLMs) to Vision Transformers (ViTs), to specialized Automated Target Recognition (ATR) solutions and is a recognized expert in Earth Observation with a proven track record of over two decades converting raw geospatial data into actionable business and security insights with satellite imagery and remote sensed data[MS1] [CJ2] . He has applied this expertise in building and scaling product organizations within both established global enterprises and venture-backed startups while also serving as a dedicated mentor, advisor, and board member to the technology startup ecosystem, providing guidance on venture fundraising, technical road mapping, and market entry for companies in the across aerospace, space, and location intelligence sectors.
Before joining Vantor, he held pivotal leadership roles across the geospatial and AI sectors. He served as the CEO of Arturo.ai, where he pioneered AI-driven property analytics for the insurance and real estate industries, Head of Product at Array Labs, focused on delivering the first native 3D multi-static radar satellite constellation, Head of Commercial Product at DigitalGlobe where he managed the delivery of high-consequence intelligence products derived from the world’s most advanced satellite constellations, and nearly a decade as a co-founder of T-Sciences, where he pioneered location-based analytic products developed in close collaboration with the Google Earth and Google Maps teams at Google.
He holds multiple patents for the novel application of spatial intelligence data visualization and management and has been an active member of industry associations focused on advancing the tradecraft and adoption of spatial data including the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) and the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF).
jC’s technical depth is complemented by a global perspective, having navigated complex international markets and diverse technical challenges. He remains active in the broader tech community as a lead mentor for Techstars and a strategic advisor for Array Labs and Ocean Ledger, helping shape the next generation of geospatial and AI-native companies and is a frequent contributor to the discourse on GeoAI and the ethical deployment of automated intelligence. He is committed to fostering innovation that bridges the gap between sophisticated technical architecture and intuitive, high-value user experiences.
John-Isaac ‘jC’ Clark is a seasoned technology executive and product strategist specializing at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and Spatial Intelligence. With a career defined by scaling high-growth technology companies and leading complex technical initiatives, he currently serves as the Vice President and Head of AI Products at Vantor, where he oversees the development and deployment of AI Products delivering Analytics & Insights to Vantor’s customers.
jC has deep experience in the lifecycle of AI products development, from Large Language Models (LLMs) to Vision Transformers (ViTs), to specialized Automated Target Recognition (ATR) solutions and is a recognized expert in Earth Observation with a proven track record of over two decades converting raw geospatial data into actionable business and security insights with satellite imagery and remote sensed data[MS1] [CJ2] . He has applied this expertise in building and scaling product organizations within both established global enterprises and venture-backed startups while also serving as a dedicated mentor, advisor, and board member to the technology startup ecosystem, providing guidance on venture fundraising, technical road mapping, and market entry for companies in the across aerospace, space, and location intelligence sectors.
Before joining Vantor, he held pivotal leadership roles across the geospatial and AI sectors. He served as the CEO of Arturo.ai, where he pioneered AI-driven property analytics for the insurance and real estate industries, Head of Product at Array Labs, focused on delivering the first native 3D multi-static radar satellite constellation, Head of Commercial Product at DigitalGlobe where he managed the delivery of high-consequence intelligence products derived from the world’s most advanced satellite constellations, and nearly a decade as a co-founder of T-Sciences, where he pioneered location-based analytic products developed in close collaboration with the Google Earth and Google Maps teams at Google.
He holds multiple patents for the novel application of spatial intelligence data visualization and management and has been an active member of industry associations focused on advancing the tradecraft and adoption of spatial data including the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) and the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF).
jC’s technical depth is complemented by a global perspective, having navigated complex international markets and diverse technical challenges. He remains active in the broader tech community as a lead mentor for Techstars and a strategic advisor for Array Labs and Ocean Ledger, helping shape the next generation of geospatial and AI-native companies and is a frequent contributor to the discourse on GeoAI and the ethical deployment of automated intelligence. He is committed to fostering innovation that bridges the gap between sophisticated technical architecture and intuitive, high-value user experiences.
Peter Lambrecht
Vertiv
Vice President Sales EMEA
Peter Lambrecht is Vice President Sales EMEA of Vertiv. He previously worked as a Vice President Sales Data Centre Applications for Vertiv in EMEA. He joined the company in 2002 as IS/IT VP EMEA and he served as managing director for Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy before being promoted as Vice President Sales EMEA in 2011. Peter began his professional career in 1985 Belgium and in 1992 his career led him on to Duracell and Gillette where he worked in various management positions in IT for Southern Europe.
Peter Lambrecht is Vice President Sales EMEA of Vertiv. He previously worked as a Vice President Sales Data Centre Applications for Vertiv in EMEA. He joined the company in 2002 as IS/IT VP EMEA and he served as managing director for Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Italy before being promoted as Vice President Sales EMEA in 2011. Peter began his professional career in 1985 Belgium and in 1992 his career led him on to Duracell and Gillette where he worked in various management positions in IT for Southern Europe.
Alexander Brew
Vertiv
VP EMEA Regional Sales
Alex Brew is a senior commercial leader in the mission-critical infrastructure and data centre technology sector and currently serves as Vice President of Regional Sales for EMEA at Vertiv, where he leads regional growth, customer engagement, and market expansion. With over a decade at Vertiv in progressive leadership roles across sales and enterprise operations, he has a strong track record of driving revenue growth, forging strategic partnerships, and building high-performing teams in complex, fast-moving technology environments.
Alex Brew is a senior commercial leader in the mission-critical infrastructure and data centre technology sector and currently serves as Vice President of Regional Sales for EMEA at Vertiv, where he leads regional growth, customer engagement, and market expansion. With over a decade at Vertiv in progressive leadership roles across sales and enterprise operations, he has a strong track record of driving revenue growth, forging strategic partnerships, and building high-performing teams in complex, fast-moving technology environments.
Tassos Peppas
Vertiv
Regional Director
Tassos is currently leading 30 countries (Middle East, South East Europe, Turkey and Central Asia) for Vertiv. Tassos has been in the industry for 26 years, 13 years with Vertiv and 13 years with a partner of Vertiv, has been in the Data Center industry all his career. As well as having sound knowledge and experience in the field, Tassos also has a solid educational background, having graduated from the University of Bath in 1998, Mechanical Engineering Department, with a Masters in Engineering Systems, Design and Manufacture.
Tassos is currently leading 30 countries (Middle East, South East Europe, Turkey and Central Asia) for Vertiv. Tassos has been in the industry for 26 years, 13 years with Vertiv and 13 years with a partner of Vertiv, has been in the Data Center industry all his career. As well as having sound knowledge and experience in the field, Tassos also has a solid educational background, having graduated from the University of Bath in 1998, Mechanical Engineering Department, with a Masters in Engineering Systems, Design and Manufacture.
Jens-Henrik Jeppesen
Workday
Senior Director, Corporate Affairs - EMEA & APJ
Jens represents Workday where he is responsible for Corporate Affairs for the EMEA and Asia-Pacific regions. He and his team manage Workday's engagement with governments and regulators across the region. Jens has worked in the technology industry for more than 20 years, focused on public policy and regulation. He has managed government affairs teams at Intel and Dell, and worked with the American Chamber of Commerce to the EU. Jens is currently based in Copenhagen, and previously lived in Brussels, Belgium, for more than 25 years. Jens is from Denmark and studied at the Copenhagen Business School and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York State.
Jens represents Workday where he is responsible for Corporate Affairs for the EMEA and Asia-Pacific regions. He and his team manage Workday's engagement with governments and regulators across the region. Jens has worked in the technology industry for more than 20 years, focused on public policy and regulation. He has managed government affairs teams at Intel and Dell, and worked with the American Chamber of Commerce to the EU. Jens is currently based in Copenhagen, and previously lived in Brussels, Belgium, for more than 25 years. Jens is from Denmark and studied at the Copenhagen Business School and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in New York State.