Thursday, December 12, 2024
12:00 – 2:00 p.m. ET
Holland & Knight
Phillips Point, West Tower, 777 S Flagler Dr
Suite 1900, West Palm Beach, FL 33401
Parking: Complimentary Valet
Lunch: Provided
Please RSVP by Wednesday, December 11: CLICK HERE
Holland & Knight and Quantum Coast Capital are proud to co-host “The Quantum Horizon: Navigating the Future of Technology, Policy, and Law” on Thursday, December 12, 2024, at 12:00 PM. This event brings together top thought leaders, including Paul Stimers, Executive Director of the Quantum Industry Coalition and Partner at Holland & Knight, Matt Cimaglia, Managing Partner of Quantum Coast Capital, and Lamont Silves, Head of Government Solutions at IonQ, to explore how quantum computing is set to redefine business strategies, influence national security, and shape legal frameworks on a global scale.
This is a pivotal opportunity for stakeholders and decision-makers to gain strategic insights into how quantum innovation impacts economic development and national security. Through in-depth discussions, you’ll explore the legal and regulatory frameworks necessary for establishing global leadership in quantum technology. The event will delve into how embracing quantum advancements can drive economic growth, enhance national security, and require new policy considerations.
Session 1: Demystifying Quantum Computing and Policy Frameworks
This session will provide a high-level overview of quantum computing, its fundamental principles, and the current policy landscape, including an in-depth discussions on the Quantum Initiative Act. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how policy is shaping the development and implementation of quantum technologies.
Moderator: Bill Shepherd, Partner, Holland & Knight
Panel:
Matt Cimaglia – Managing Partner at Quantum Coast Capital
Paul Stimers – Partner at Holland & Knight
Session 2: Quantum’s Geopolitical Impact and the Future of Security
This session will delve into the geopolitical dynamics of quantum technology, exploring when quantum computing is expected to reach a transformative “ChatGPT moment.” The discussion will also cover critical security concerns, particularly around encryption and the need for new security protocols in the quantum era.
Moderator: Hillary Matchett, General Partner, Quantum Coast Capital
Panel:
Lamont Silves – Head of Government Solutions at IonQ
Tom Dakich – Chief Executive Officer at Quantum Corridor
Corey McClelland – Chief Revenue Officer at Qubitekk
Ryan McKenney – Director of Government Relations and General Counsel of Compliance at Quantinuum
Session 3: Navigating Legal Implications in the Quantum Era
This 30-minute session will focus on the legal challenges and considerations arising from advancements in quantum computing. Experts plan to discuss how existing laws and regulations may need to evolve to address issues such as intellectual property rights, data privacy, and compliance. The session emphasizes the importance of developing a legal framework that supports innovation while safeguarding national interests.
Panel:
Eric Crusius – Partner at Holland & Knight
Mark Francis – Tech & Data Partner at Holland & Knight
Andrew McAllister – Partner (Int’l Trade Regulation and Nat’l Security) at Holland & Knight