Anthony (Tony) Lawrence, is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of VOR Technology and Light Rider. A service-disabled U.S. Army veteran, Tony embarked on his remarkable career at the age of 17 when he was recruited into the cryptographic intelligence field by the National Security Agency (NSA).

In 2019, Tony ventured into quantum communications with the establishment of Light Rider. This innovative company focuses on developing cutting-edge entropy distribution Light Fidelity (LiFi) systems and other quantum capabilities designed to secure communications from individual consumers to enterprise environments. By combining quantum entropy with LiFi technology, Light Rider's expanding product suite is poised to revolutionize networks, preparing the world for the imminent era of the quantum Internet and beyond.

Tony Lawrence's expertise and contributions have garnered recognition, and he has been featured on major media platforms such as Fox News, CNN, Bloomberg, and other prominent publications, where he passionately advocates for the advancement of quantum technology. Continuously paving the way through his companies' innovations, Tony actively supports the progression of quantum capabilities, offering assistance to academia and underserved communities.

Dr. Jose Coello, studied physics degree in Spain, then a PhD in Quantum Computing at UCL working with Quantum Dots, a Post Doc in Quantum Networks in Singapore. Then was working as a quantum engineering consultant for start ups and for 6 years he has been leading the research for QRNGs at Crypta Labs.

Crypta Labs is on the journey to make Quantum Random Numbers mainstream, we have designed compact low power and affordable hardware QRNG design solutions for OEM partners. Our products are currently being used in both QKD and PQ solutions with the idea that you not only need a secure algorithm but also a QRNG to avoid quantum attacks in current Random Number Generators. Crypta Labs has been a successful member of Aqurand, a NPL led project for measuring the quantumness of our Random Numbers as well as the quality of them.

Jakub Mielczarek, Associate Professor at the Jagiellonian University,  is a theoretical physicist working at the Institute of Theoretical Physics.  He heads the interdisciplinary Quantum Cosmos Lab team, exploring 

new research areas at the intersection of theoretical physics, cryptology,  and advanced technologies. He is also the coordinator of an academic  hackerspace - Garage Complexity, cultivating an environment that 

encourages students and innovators to turn scientific and technical ideas into reality. He teaches cryptography, quantum gravity, and discrete mathematics.