Financial supply chain debate: Participants

Financial supply chain debate: Linking the supply chain

	Jack Large (JL) is a partner at J&W Associates and is an independent consultant working in cash and treasury management and payment cards. He provides consultancy services and training seminars for financial institutions, payment system companies and multinational corporations.
	Daniel Cotti (DC) is head of global products, transaction banking, at ABN Amro. He is responsible for managing the bank’s worldwide trade and supply chain and liquidity and investment management businesses.
	Roque Damacela (RD) is managing director and EMEA trade finance head at Citi and has been involved in the development and oversight of commercial and trade finance operations in EMEA, Asia and Latin America for more than 17 years.
	Sarah Jones (SJ) is chief executive officer at SCF Capital, a specialist firm focused on structuring supply chain finance programmes. She was previously treasury director at HP, for EMEA and managed one of HP’s three global treasury shared services centres.
	Mark Kirkland (MK) is global head of financial risk management and front office operations within the corporate treasury of Philips Electronics. The primary focus of the risk management team is to devise policies on foreign exchange, commodity price, interest rate, country and credit risk for the group.
	Paul Robinson (PR) is a member of the HSBC global financial supply chain management team with responsibilities for strategy, product and business development. Before joining HSBC he spent over 10 years as a management consultant with CapGemini Ernst & Young.
	Lionel Taylor (LT) is head of trade and supply chain at Royal Bank of Scotland. He is responsible for the development of the bank’s international trade products, supply chain finance initiatives and associated delivery channels.
	Karen Van den Driessche (KD) is treasury manager of the European group of Coca-Cola Enterprises. She manages the treasury activities for the European entities of Coca-Cola Enterprises. These activities focus mostly on cash management activities in the Benelux region, France and the UK.