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Karen Elliott

Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor (FinTech) #Standout 35 Women in FinTech Powerlist

Karen Elliott is a highly educated individual with a background in Sociology and Policy Evaluation. She holds a MA in Research Methods in Sociology from Durham University and a PhD in Sociology - Policy Evaluation from University of Durham, St John's College. Karen has a rich history in academia, having served as a Senior Lecturer/Associate Professor at Newcastle University Business School. She has also held various roles at Durham University Business School and The BARDD Partnership. Karen has a passion for promoting diversity in tech and education as evidenced by her involvement with Code First Girls as an Ambassador and Course instructor.

Highlights

May 28 · linkedin

Great to be invited to be part of The Alan Turing Institute committee on Trustworthy Digital Infrastructure and DPIs with Carsten Maple Jon Crowcroft and Mark Hooper in Cape Town 20-24th May ID4Africa. Various presentations on interoperability the NIST solutions on offer to improve facial recognition for ID and multiple insights into how digital ID can drive global inclusion. Interesting that 'cross-border' issues remain in a digital world thus, one can conclude vested interests remain in this space, which are human not digitally imposed constraints. The future remains interesting and I look forward to continued work with this group combining Birmingham Business School UKFin+ Network Inclusive Financial Technology Hub (INFINITY) Aad van Moorsel Sarah Sinclair Jing C. John Vines William Knottenbelt Anandadeep Mandal Francesco Pierangeli

May 13 · linkedin

Nice welcome in Antwerp Management School to form part of this panel with Laurence Dessart Hanna-Leena Pesonen and Harold Hassink. Looking forward to the presentation and creating the report to inform education until 2029.

Thank you Antwerp Management School

Birmingham Business School UKFin+ Network Edgar Meyer

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Durham, England, United Kingdom