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Jean-Louis Gassée, one of the authors of the excellent Monday Note blog, is currently general partner at the venture capital firm Allegis Capital since 2003. In late 1990, he founded Be, Inc., a multi-media system software company, took it to the Nasdaq in 1999 and sold it to Palm in 2001. Jean-Louis started Apple France in 1981, moved to Cupertino, California in 1985 and became president of the Apple Products Division, covering worldwide product development, manufacturing and product marketing. He has served as a director of publicly traded companies such as Cray Computer Corporation, 3Com and Logitech. He currently sits on the Board of Directors’ of Electronics for Imaging and was until late 2005 Chairman of PalmSource. He is a Mathematics and Physics graduate of Paris (Orsay). He lives in Palo Alto, California.
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Gareth Lodge is a senior analyst in Celent’s Banking group and is based in the London office. His research has a focus on payments, where he is an acknowledged expert, particularly SEPA and Payment Hubs. Gareth Lodge joined Celent with strong experience in the payments business. Most recently he has worked at Secura Monde International, the market leading advisory firm to the cash world. Prior to that Mr Lodge was Regional Research Director for the research and advisory firm TowerGroup, where he led their Payments and Retail Banking Practices outside of North America. He has also worked for VocaLink, the innovative payments processor proving ACH processing services for the UK. Mr Lodge is well known and respected speaker, having spoken at numerous events including Sibos, EBADay, Nacha Payments, and the Unisys Global Payments Conference. He is regularly asked for his opinion in the media, including television (BBC. Sky, Bloomberg, CNBC), radio (BBC) and the press (Financial Times, Daily Telegraph, The Banker, etc).
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