A decentralized database that creates permanent, unchangeable records

Blockchains act like global notaries

This creates confidence between actors –

empowering people to transact p2p

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T H E G B B C H E L P S M A X I M I Z E T H E B E N E F I T S O F B L O C K C H A I N

F O R I N D U S T RY A N D S O C I E T Y.

The internet has revolutionized the way we approach commerce, communication, finance and

intellectual property. Blockchain has similar potential to transform the global economy.

Blockchain technology is the most secure way to transfer digitized assets and information peer-

to-peer or organization-to-organization, through the use of distributed ledgers. The global

adoption of blockchain technology will enable businesses, governments, and organizations to

ensure data integrity and create records, transactions, and systems that are highly secure,

transparent and significantly more resilient against manipulation and corruption.

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Hernando de SotoChairman

INSTITUTE FOR LIBERTY

AND DEMOCRACY

Bill Tai Founder

MAI TAI GLOBAL

Jemma GreenCo-Founder

POWER LEDGER

Michael CaseySenior Advisor

MIT MEDIA LAB

Gigi BrissonCo-Founder

ATTRACTOR VENTURES

Paula GuedesFounder & CEO

ATLZ GROUP

Daniel GasteigerFounder

PROCIVIS AG

Lars Rasmussen Co-Founder

WEAV MUSIC

Jamie SmithCo-Chair

WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM

BLOCKCHAIN FUTURE

COUNCIL

Wang WeiFounding Chairman

CHINA M&A ASSOCIATION

Ruth WandhӧferGlobal Head of Regulatory,

Marketing & Innovation Strategy

CITI

Tomicah TillemannChairman of Board, GBBC

Founder, Blockchain Trust Accelerator

NEW AMERICA

Toomas Henrik IlvesFormer President

ESTONIA

George KikvadzeVice Chairman

BITFURY GOUP

Elizabeth RosielloFounder & CEO

BITPESA

Valery VavivovFounder & CEO

BITFURY GROUP

Laurent LamotheFormer Prime Minister

HAITI

Yew Kiat PhangCEO

CHONG SING HOLDINGS

GROUP

Brian FordeCo-Founder

MIT DIGITAL FORUM

Sandra RoCEO, GBBC

Fmr Exec Dir Digitization

CME GROUP

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What’s wrong with the existing solutions?

Who or what is maintaining the status quo?

How will this technology address that?

Why doesn’t any existing technology do so?

What’s the deployment strategy?

What change are we asking of users?

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Current System Blockchain System

Manufacturer

Opacity surrounding origin of

goods and materials shipped

by manufacturers

Intermediaries

Introduce complexity and

additional points of failure in

the system

Client

Clients must prepay

Client

Payment is transferred when

goods are received and recorded

Manufacturer

Transparent audit on the blockchain

mitigates risk

Intermediaries

Smart contracts outline responsibilities

of each participant in the chain using

unambiguous language

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materials

Manufacturer

Suppliers

Smart

contracts

How can we secure the safety of the supply chain?

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“Many energy experts are convinced that blockchain technology has the potential to touch off a fundamental transformation of modern energy grids.” — MIT Tech Review

How can we allow individuals to gain value in their own energy consumption and creation?

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Distributed Power

Generation

Extraction Rights

Management

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Lee Brenner

Lee.Brenner@GBBCouncil.org

+ 1 202 379 8634

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