An economist in the field of art, professional manager of cultural projects, art investment & collection management consultant. Denis graduated from Sotheby's Institute of Art. Expert in art management, art finance, art funds management.

Held the position of Managing Director of the Contemporary Asian Art Fair at GAAB (Warsaw) and Project Manager of the Peter Konchalovsky Foundation (Moscow). Currently contributes as the International Development advisor to Cube.Moscow, a non-commercial platform under the patronage of Dr. Uli Sigg (Switzerland). Board Member of the International Association of Asian Art Collectors.

Permanent participant in international conferences and forums on the marketing, economy, and tech in the field of art. Author of educational programs and publications on museum marketing, art banking, art+tech, career management of artists, and asset management. Founder of the art financial blog ARTFINEX.

As a Director of Programme have held several international art conferences, like Art & Reality (2010-2012, St.Petersburg and Moscow), GAAB Collectors Summit (2017, Warsaw), Cube.Collectors Summit (2019, Moscow).

Roxanna served as Chief Operating Officer of Christie's Americas, were designed a multi-use fine art storage + production facility, and led auctions operations teams across seven departments. She developed several strategic plans and was a key member of the launch of Christie's online auctions.

During her term, Roxanna attended the INSEAD Executive Leadership Program, becoming one of Christie's global strategy leaders. Subsequently, Roxanna served as Senior Vice President of Auctions and Private Sales at Artnet. Her responsibilities included a strategic redesign of the auction and private sales division and online platform – a project that was awarded a Webby Award Honoree.

She regularly speaks and moderates panels at art fairs and conferences. Roxanna specializes in strategic management with a concentration in supply chain innovation for the art world. In addition, Roxanna is adjunct faculty at Parsons, The New School MS of Strategic Design + Management, and Sotheby's Institute of Art Master's in Art Business.

In 2019-2021 Ms. Zarnegar was Director of Operations, Training, and Development at ARCIS Fine Art Storage and Collection Management.

Adriano is the Art & Finance coordinator for the Deloitte group of member firms and has over 20 years of professional experience. He is in charge of the Art & Finance activities within Deloitte Luxembourg, an initiative he has coordinated since its inception in 2008. Adriano also coordinates the development of the Art & Finance activities at the Deloitte group level.

Over the past decade, Adriano has been working towards creating an Art & Finance/Business cluster in Luxembourg.

Adriano started his professional career as an auditor at KPMG. He also spent several years with Banque Degroof Luxembourg to develop the group's activities in France through wealth structuring and funds services.

Before joining Deloitte in 2008, he held management positions in the Asia Business Development team and the Strategic Planning team of Deutsche Börse Group.

Adriano has a degree in business sciences and finance, an MBA, and an M.Sc. in banking and finance.

He is fluent in French, English and has an excellent command of Italian.

Dr. Uli Sigg is a Swiss businessman, diplomat, and art collector. He serves as the vice-chairman of Ringier, the largest media company in Switzerland. Dr. Sigg completed his studies with a Ph.D. of the University of Zurich Law Faculty.

In 1980 established the first Joint Venture between China and the West and served on the boards of several global companies till 1995. For four years, the Swiss federal government appointed him as ambassador to China, North Korea, and Mongolia.

As a collector of contemporary art, he has formed with more than 2200 works the most substantial collection of contemporary Chinese art in the world, of which he donated in 2012 1450 works to M+Museum for Visual Arts in Hong Kong.

He also established the Chinese Contemporary Art Award (CCAA) in 1997 and the CCAA Art Critic Award in 2007. He is also a member of the International Council of New York MOMA and the International Advisory Council of Tate Gallery, London.