Intelligence is all SUMMIT

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Natalia Gavrilita served as the Prime Minister of Moldova from August 2021 to February 2023, leading the country through overlapping crises triggered by Russia’s war in Ukraine while advancing Moldova’s path toward European Union membership. Under her leadership, Moldova secured EU candidate status, managed one of the highest per-capita refugee inflows in Europe, and implemented wide-ranging energy and governance reforms. Previously, she served as Minister of Finance, overseeing fiscal stabilization and anti-corruption initiatives. Earlier in her career, she directed investments at the Global Innovation Fund in London and worked with international development organizations on economic growth and social innovation. She holds a law degree from Moldova State University and a Master in Public Policy from Harvard Kennedy School.

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David Vigneault served as the 9th Director of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) from 2017 to 2024. With a career spanning various roles in Canada's national security apparatus, including Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet for Security and Intelligence at the Privy Council Office and positions within the Canada Border Services Agency and the Department of National Defence, Vigneault has been at the forefront of addressing foreign interference, economic espionage, and cyber threats.

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Paul Kolbe was the Director of the Intelligence Project at the Harvard Kennedy School Belfer Center for Science and International Relations. He was Director for Intelligence and Analysis at BP where he built an enterprise-wide intelligence capability focused on geo-political threat, strategic cyber threats and support to commercial operations. Clients included C-suite leadership, global business units, security networks and legal teams. Prior to this role, Paul served 25 years in the CIA's Directorate of Operations in a variety of foreign and domestic roles including as Chief of Station, Chief/Central Eurasia Division and Balkans Group Chief. His overseas assignments included operational and leadership roles in the former Soviet Union, the Balkans, Southeast Asia, Southern Africa and Central Europe. He was a member of the Senior Intelligence Service and is a recipient of the Intelligence Medal of Merit and the Distinguished Career Intelligence Medal.

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Jean-Charles Ellermann-Kingombe serves as Assistant Secretary General for Cyber and Digital Transformation at NATO, where he leads the Alliance’s work on cyber defence, digital innovation, and hybrid resilience. From 2019 to 2024, he was Permanent Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in the Danish Prime Minister’s Office, advising on national security, foreign policy, and defence matters. Earlier, he served as Ambassador of Denmark to Afghanistan (2016–2017) and held senior diplomatic positions in Brussels and Copenhagen, including as Head of the Executive Secretariat at the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Ellermann-Kingombe holds a Master of Science in International Business from Copenhagen Business School and studied International Marketing and Finance at HEC Paris.

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Susan Miller is a seasoned and active expert in intelligence and national security, with a career dedicated to enhancing the United States' capabilities in counterintelligence and strategic threat assessment. Her work has significantly contributed to the development of policies and frameworks that address the complexities of modern hybrid warfare and its implications for both governmental and private sectors. Susan has been Chief of Station Middle East, East Asia, Assistant Director of counter-intelligence prior to becoming Associate Deputy Director of Operations.

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Lieutenant General (Ret.) Rob Bertholee spent most of his career in the military and retired in 2011 as the Chief of the Royal Netherlands Army. Upon retirement he was asked to take charge of the Netherlands General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD), where he served as the director general for seven years. During that period, the AIVD was instrumental in reinforcing the cooperation between the various European security services in order to become more effective in combating terrorism and substantially reinforcing cyber capabilities. In 2004, he received the Gold Cross of Honour of the German Bundeswehr and became Officer of the Order of Orange-Nassau with Swords in 2011.

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Adriaan Hoogduijn is a seasoned Dutch entrepreneur and senior executive with extensive experience in scaling technology-driven companies across Europe. He is the founder and managing director of HIPER, a nearshoring company from Lithuania, and serves as a portfolio director at private equity firm Your.Cloud. Previously, he was CEO of Hyarchis, a leading fintech firm specializing in compliance and document management for the financial industry.

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Before co-founding Eye Security, he spent a decade at the AIVD (Dutch General Intelligence and Security Service), where he specialized in cyber operations and countering state-sponsored attacks.

At Eye Security, Vaisha applies his intelligence background to help organizations strengthen their digital resilience, uncover complex intrusions, and respond effectively to advanced cyber threats across Europe. His unique perspective bridges the worlds of national security and private-sector defense, making him one of the foremost voices on cybersecurity and hybrid threat response in the Netherlands.

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With over 25 years of intelligence service, Tim Bosch has commanded operations in multiple conflict zones and advised Fortune 500 companies on security strategies during geopolitical crises. Tim holds a Law Degree from Leiden University.

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Tim will moderate the summit, provide opening and closing remarks, and lead panel discussions, sharing insights on applying intelligence methodologies to corporate crisis management.