The Chamber of Digital Commerce, a trade association representing the blockchain and digital asset industry, has announced that Accenture is joining the DC Blockchain Summit 2017 as title sponsor.
“We're pleased to announce Accenture as the Title Sponsor of our DC Blockchain Summit 2017 - which is bringing industry leaders and technologists together with government for a thought-provoking discussion on the future state of blockchain”, the announcement reads.
The event will mark the second annual gathering and is being hosted by the Chamber of Digital Commerce, along with Georgetown University's Center for Financial Markets and Policy. It will include discussions from the people, companies and government leaders who are driving digital assets, blockchain and distributed ledger technologies forward.
Keynote speakers include Ashish Chauhan, managing director and chief executive officer of the Bombay Stock Exchange, and Blythe Masters, CEO of Digital Asset Holdings. Other speakers include the likes of Brian Behlendorf, executive director of Hyperledger Project; Perianne Boring, founder and President of Chamber of Digital Commerce; Jerry Cuomo, IBM vice president, blockchain technologies; Rumi Morales of CME Ventures, and others.
Registrations are now open for the event, which is scheduled to take place at Georgetown University, Washington, DC on 15 and 16 March 2017.


Kalshi CEO Defends Federal Oversight Amid Prediction Markets Legal Battle
Dogecoin Price Rebounds as DOGE Defends $0.08 Support
Kalshi Seeks Sixth Circuit Review of Sports Betting Ruling
Stellar Integrates Chainlink to Unlock $3.54 Billion in Tokenized Assets
Pi Network Price Eyes $0.10 Ahead of Protocol 28 Upgrade
AI Crypto Payments Surge to 138 Million Transactions on Base
Wells Fargo Expands Stablecoin Plans With 20 Major Banks
Polygon Labs Completes Coinme Acquisition, Expands U.S. Payments
Cardano Price Drops 15% as Whales Sell 110 Million ADA
Interactive Brokers Launches Ethereum Staking With Zerohash
Ethereum Whale Moves $15.95M ETH to Kraken After Nine Years
Citi Upgrades Galaxy Digital Stock, Raises Price Target to $28




