How will Blockchain shape the future globally? With 42% of businesses researching the possibility of implementing blockchain technology, blockchain has the potential to revolutionize the business world. One of the world’s largest Blockchain events, The Future Blockchain Summit, will conduct for the third consecutive year, this October 27-28, 2020, in Dubai.  The event shares the inside scoop on what is happening inside the industry and where it is headed in the future. Leading up to the event, visit Future Blockchain Summit Virtual for live podcasts, keynotes, and videos. Both the virtual and live features focus on reconnecting global industries towards a new Blockchain-powered future.

Join the Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC) and Global Digital Finance (GDF) on Tuesday, July 21 for a webinar discussing the Regulation of Blockchain in the EU. Hear from two prominent leaders in blockchain regulation discus blockchain innovations and regulations in the European Union (EU). Learn about the impact of coronavirus on the blockchain community in the European Union, and the EU’s latest innovations and contributions in the Blockchain world.

The 2021 Blockchain Event features education and solutions for all industries. The event, to be hosted in Ft. Lauderdale, FL from Feb. 9-12, 2021, will help attendees understand the value of blockchain through case studies, keynotes, panel discussions, and conferences. Featured speakers will include Kate Matsudaira, Director, Tech Engineering at Google, and Marie Douglas, Vice President, Global Technology Service Provider Sales, IBM.

Chairman James Murphy and shareholder Daniel Payne lead a CLE webinar, “PPP Litigation Impacting SBA Lenders.”

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The Massachusetts Digital Government Summit in Boston, MA, on November 10th promotes industry best practices and innovation in the public sector. The summit seeks to bridge the gap between the public and private sectors through keynotes, technology discussions, educational issues, and networking. Both public and private sector IT leaders will discuss topics in digital government trends, emerging technologies, cybersecurity, data analytics, innovation, and collaboration.

 Linda Lacewell, Superintendent of New York Department of Financial Services will headline the 2020 Fordham Law Blockchain Regulatory Symposium. The symposium on November 9th at Fordham University School of Law welcomes industry leaders to explore how existing laws and regulations lead to tensions or conflicts with blockchain technology. Panelists will speak on how this new technology is changing how legislators, regulators, and courts address various regulatory challenges in the blockchains rapidly developing field.