Conference Speakers
Pierre Hamon
Expert Comptable diplômé, Expert in Financial information Systems
2007 - etXetera, XBRL Solutions
Consulting and Partner of Semansys Technologies in France.
Active member of XBRL France involved in building of French accounts taxonomy, Taxonomy for Directors’ compensation, Training
1991 – Cartesis, France, Applications de gestion de la performance de l’entreprise
Director Product management.
Functional specification of a major version of the reporting application
Developed with Semansys the first integrated solution to produce XBRL reports
Director Services, pre-sales and implementation of reporting solutions in France and Europe
1971 - Ernst & Young Audit, Paris
Senior manager: Audit of large international groups and group consolidation and reporting.
Clare Harrison
Clare has been deputy international editor at IR magazine since September 2006 where she writes on topics ranging from corporate governance and shareholder activism to disclosure issues and XBRL.
She has also written for the business sections of The Times, The Daily Telegraph, US compliance title Corporate Secretary magazine and CorpComms magazine. Prior to graduating in politics, philosophy and economics from the University of Oxford, she worked as a journalist in Honduras, Central America.
Jean Hilgers
Mr. Jean Hilgers is Director of the National Bank of Belgium. He has a degree in Applied Economics from the Universite Catholique de Louvain, degree in Economics and a preliminary studies qualification in Economics from the Facultes Universitaires St-Louis.
He holds several mandates including, Member of the Board of Directors of Clinique Generale Saint-Jean, Member of the Board of Directors of Clinique Saint-Etienne, Member Comite de stabilite financiere, Member of the High Council of Finance, Member of the Institut Belge de Finances Publiques and Member of the Committee of the Securities Regulation Fund, Director Museum of Europe, Member of the Board RTBF and Member of the Board of Directors Fonds de protection des depots et des instruments financiers.
Thomas Hillman
Thomas Hillman, CFA is co-head of the HOLT Valuation & Analytics group. HOLT is a corporate performance and advisory service of Credit Suisse, offering one of the most advanced corporate performance, valuation, and strategic analysis frameworks for the benefit of its institutional investor clients. The HOLT® framework covers over 20,000 equities in over 60 countries, including the recent adoption of the China XBRL data into their database. He was a volunteer on the CFA Institute Centre XBRL Working Group which recently published a white paper called eXtensible Business Reporting Language: A Guide for Investors.
