"Mobile Money" Panelist Details Mary McDowell, Executive Vice President and Chief Development Officier, Nokia Mary T. McDowell is Executive Vice President and Chief Development Officer leading the Corporate Development unit. Mary is responsible for optimizing Nokia's strategic capabilities and future growth potential, including key ecosystem relationships as part of Nokia's commitment to open innovation and collaboration. In these capacities she oversees Corporate Strategy, Nokia Research Center, Corporate Alliances and Business Development, and Mobile Financial Services, as well as Forum Nokia & Developer Community and Compatibility & Industry Collaboration. She is also responsible for managing certain operational elements of the integrated company and in this role oversees Nokia IT. Mary is a member of the Nokia Group Executive Board, a position held since 2004. She is a frequent public speaker on topics including mobile and Internet industry convergence, open ecosystems, strategy leadership, and consumer centricity. Mary joined Nokia in 2004 as Executive Vice President and General Manager of Enterprise Solutions, with responsibility for the development and go-to-market of Nokia's range of enterprise products and solutions. These included Nokia Eseries mobile devices, mobility software, as well as security and mobile connectivity solutions. She was named of the 10 "Top Women in Wireless" in July 2008 by Fierce Wireless. A 17-year veteran of HP-Compaq, Mary has a successful track record in building new business and is widely respected as an industry innovator. Prior to joining Nokia, Mary served for five years as Senior Vice President and General Manager of Industry-Standard Servers at Hewlett Packard and Compaq, a multi-billion dollar business and the world's largest server franchise. In this role, Mary had worldwide P&L responsibility for HP's ProLiant server business, which held the number one position in a highly competitive market for over a decade. Previously she held a variety of senior management roles. She joined Compaq as a systems engineer in 1986. Mary holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from the University of Illinois.

The Britt Technology Impact Series (BTIS) is a program of MBA-facing initiatives including panels and conferences, Tech@Tuck events, industry speakers and academic seminars focused on a yearly theme, illuminating the impact of a technology on an in. At the end of each year, the Center produces a multimedia overview summarizing learning from the various events and providing students with tangible perspectives on the relevant business and technology issues. This Year's Focus is Mobile Technology. This program is made possible by a generous donation from Glenn Britt, CEO & President of Time Warner Cable. Mr. Britt is a graduate of Dartmouth College and Tuck School of Business. Special appreciation for support of this series also goes to IBM.         Read the Press Release for the BTIS.