Martin Walsh is the vice president of audio research and development at DTS, a part of Xperi. He leads a global team that pioneers new technologies for the automotive, gaming and consumer electronics sectors. These innovations, rooted in advanced digital signal processing and machine learning, have propelled Xperi’s offerings to the forefront of the industry. Since joining in 2010, Martin has been instrumental in several key developments that have significantly enhanced user experiences across various platforms. 

Adam Levenson came up in the games industry, directing audio at Interplay and Atari before leading Activision's Central Audio team across major franchises including Call of Duty. He went on to hold executive marketing and business development roles in audio technology at Gaudio Lab, Waves Audio, and DSP Concepts, with a track record that includes partnerships with Dell, Motorola, Dolby, and Universal Music Group. 

Since 2016, Levenson Consulting has developed and executed go-to-market programs, delivering value proposition and messaging through campaign execution and partnership development for audio and human interface technology companies worldwide. Adam holds degrees from Boston University (BM), California Institute of the Arts (MFA), and Loyola Law School (JD). 

Matt Soczywko is the founder of Resonant Co., a fractional CMO practice working with companies across pro audio and music technology.

He led marketing at Audiomovers from early-stage startup through to globally recognised pro audio brand, establishing the category position for real-time audio streaming and securing partnerships with market leaders Avid and PMC. He led marketing on a first-of-its-kind immersive audio livestream, and has built audiences for audio products across more than 75 countries.

His focus is closing the gap between a product the industry admires and one it actually buys. That covers finding the buyer for a product the market has no name for yet, choosing between direct sales, bundling and distribution partnerships as a route to revenue, and replacing precarious commercial models with ones that scale predictably and hold up when the market shifts.

He also created and co-hosts UNSUNG, a long-form interview series with the engineers and mixers behind well-known records.

Dr Marcos Simón is a spatial audio pioneer and deep-tech founder with over a decade spent turning laboratory audio research into products used by millions. He co-founded Audioscenic in 2017 to commercialise listener-adaptive 3D audio technology developed during his PhD at the University of Southampton's Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, growing it from a single patent into a fully-funded, award-winning company before departing in 2026. As the company's CTO and later CEO, Marcos led invention of Amphi, an AI-driven beamforming and head-tracking platform delivering true 3D audio through ordinary speakers, with no headphones required. Under his technical leadership, the technology shipped in partnership with global brands including Razer, Acer, Dell, MSI and Lenovo, and culminated in an official Microsoft Windows audio driver, launched at COMPUTEX Taipei in 2026.

Marcos holds a PhD in Sound and Vibration, has authored research cited over 630 times, and holds patents in loudspeaker array beamforming and sound-field control. He is a recognised voice on spatial audio's evolution from laboratory curiosity to mainstream consumer technology, and continues to speak, advise and invest across the immersive audio industry

Hong Lam is Director of Software Solutions Licensing at Tymphany, where he leads the company's standalone software licensing business end to end, spanning audio software development, product management and partnership management. Over more than a decade at Tymphany, he has grown from a lead engineer into a business leader who pairs deep engineering roots with broad audio market insights and commercial strategy for audio software technology.

Hong works at the bridge of technology and business development. He leads Flow DSP's open ecosystem, building partnerships with algorithm companies, solution providers and silicon companies to bring best-in-class audio into a shared platform with an open innovation approach.

Hong draws on his work building Flow DSP's ecosystem across both China and international markets to explore how open platforms and partnerships are reshaping who creates, captures and controls value in the audio industry, and why open collaboration, rather than vertical integration, is becoming the defining competitive advantage in next-generation audio.

Roscoe Williamson is a creative strategist and cultural innovator with over 17 years at the intersection of sound, technology, and brand. As Global Strategy Director at MassiveMusic, he helped scale the agency to a global leader in sonic branding and music strategy.

His work has shaped the sound of some of the world’s most influential organisations, from TikTok’s global sonic identity to the Premier League’s anthem and immersive platforms for brands such as Mercedes-Benz, Google, and Wikipedia. Alongside commercial impact, Roscoe has championed projects in mental health, homelessness education, and disability rights, reflecting his belief in creativity as a force for cultural and social good.

An award-winning researcher in organisational creativity with an MBA from Central Saint Martins, Roscoe has consulted for Kering, AXA, and the Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation. His thought leadership has been featured in Creative Review, Campaign, Branding Magazine, and The Drum, and he has spoken at events including the London Design Festival, Dubai Design Week, and Future London Academy.

At the heart of his practice is a conviction that sound is not just a branding tool but a cultural multiplier - one that can connect deeply with people, spark innovation and future-proof organisations.