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| Wednesday, May 16 • 10:00 am – 11:00 am |
 Chet Haase
Chet works on the Android team at Google, specifically on animation, graphics and
other elements of the UI toolkit. Previously, he worked on animations on the Flex
team at Adobe, and on the Java client team at Sun. He’s had years of speaking experience
at conferences, such as the past dozen years at JavaOne (including getting "Rock
Star" speaker status the past three years), the past two years at Adobe MAX,
and the past 5+ years at Devoxx/JavaPolis. |
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 Romain Guy
Romain is a software engineer at Google. After spending years having fun
with large UIs on the desktop and talking about them at conferences, in blogs, magazines
and books, Romain decided to go for the small screen and joined the Android project,
an Open Source operating system for mobile phones.
He's now trying to make mobile phone UIs as fun and exciting as desktop ones. |
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| Monday, May 14 • 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm |
 Stephane Maes
Stephane is Vice President of Product for Barnes & Noble’s Digital Product group. In this role, Maes is responsible for building products from the hardware level up, including product planning, product management, program management and product marketing.
Prior to joining Barnes & Noble in June 2011, Stephane served as Vice President of Product Management for Palm, where he was responsible for defining next generation products, including the award-winning Palm Pre. He has also held various roles at Palm, including responsibility for Windows Mobile products, the PDA business, international product management as well as Palm’s first foray into smartphones. Preceding his work at Palm, Stephane has also held product management positions at US Robotics and 3com.
Stephane has nine design patents around the mobile user interface, many of which are currently implemented in smart phones today. |
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 Claudia Romanini
Claudia leads Developer Relations and Third Party Applications for Barnes & Noble. Her team is chartered to build an application ecosystem that enriches and expands the reading experience for the NOOK platform. Prior to Barnes & Noble, Claudia spent five years at Motorola where she led the Global Ecosystem organization and was responsible for the MOTODEV Developer Program, Tools and Technical Services, and Application Delivery teams. Prior to joining Motorola, Claudia held senior product marketing positions in leading high-tech companies, including Palm, TiVo, and eBay.
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| Thursday, May 17 • 10:00 am –11:00 am |
 Dario Laverde
Dario is a Developer Evangelist at HTC. He has experience in software development for mobile, embedded, web and enterprise. Amongst his various professional roles, he has worked as an Android Instructor, consultant, Java architect, author and entrepreneur. Dario leads the NYCJava JUG and co-organizes both the NYC-GTUG and the New York Android Developers Meetup. He also co-founded the skylight1 open source Android project.
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 Bruce Jones
Bruce is a Developer Evangelist, business leader and volunteer. He comes to HTC after being the Developer Evangelist for the app store GetJar, a CEO and App Developer at EventRadar, Chief Gecko at Savage Geckos, a futurist at Ford Motor Company and a Bedouin C programmer in the deserts of Saudi Arabia. Bruce has an MBA from the University of Chicago and volunteers for efforts in climate change education, children’s charities supporting medical research and was a presenter in Al Gore’s Nobel Prize Winning Climate Project. |
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| Tuesday, May 15 • 8:45 am –9:45 am |
 Chris Akhavan
Prior to joining Tapjoy, Chris developed and managed publisher networks for RockYou Ads, the largest display ad network on Facebook, and VideoEgg (now SayMedia), pioneers of brand cost-per-engagement advertising. He also spent a number of years at Yahoo! as a Content Producer for Yahoo! Video. Chris received his BA in Economics from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
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| Wednesday, May 16 • 4:15 pm – 5:15 pm |
 Marko Gargenta
Marko is the founder of Marakana.com and is the developer of Marakana Android Training series. He has taught Android to more than 1,000 developers and sales engineers at companies such as Cisco, Motorola, Sprint, Qualcomm, Intel, HTC, Sharp, US Department of Defense and many others.
Marko is also the author of "Learning Android," and frequently speaks at conferences and events such as OSCON, AnDevCon, Sprint Developers Conference, IEEE, ACM, and many others. He lives in San Francisco, California.
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 Aleksandar (Saša) Gargenta
Aleksandar (Saša) is the technology brains at Marakana. Always on top of the latest in software, Aleksandar is the company's radar for technology that matters. His latest ventures are perfecting Marakana's Android Internals and Security courses.
In his spare time, Aleksandar runs the San Francisco Java, Android, and HTML5 User Groups with over 3,000 members across the three groups. Aleksandar holds a bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Computer Science from the University of Waterloo. He is also a father, photographer, hiker, and a race-car driver. As an Android and Java expert, Aleksandar is the author of Marakana's Java, Advanced Java, Android Internals, Android Security, Spring/Hibernate, JBoss, Apache, XML/XSL, and JUnit/TestNG training courses. |
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