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Elliott Gotkine

EJG Media Ltd

Moderator

Elliott is an award-winning TV news correspondent, master of ceremonies and author. A regular on CNN, he received an Emmy for being part of the network’s breaking news coverage of the October 7 attacks. Likewise, he was an integral member of the CNN team that won 2024’s Overseas Press Club of America David Kaplan Award for Best TV news reporting from abroad. Prior to working for CNN, Elliott was Bloomberg Television’s Middle East Editor, and before that, the news network’s Europe Business Editor. He led coverage of the biggest stories, including the global financial crisis, economic meltdowns in Ireland and Greece, and elections in the UK, Turkey and Spain. In 2008 he was shortlisted for a Business Journalist of the Year award. From 2003 till 2005, Elliott was the BBC’s South America Correspondent, and before that, the broadcaster’s man in Lima, where he also reported for ABC News, CBS and a number of major newspapers and magazines. During his 25-year career in broadcasting, Elliott has also interviewed prime ministers and presidents, including Hugo Chavez, David Cameron and Shimon Peres; business and finance leaders, such as Christine Lagarde and Richard Branson; and Nobel Laureates, like Mario Vargas Llosa. As an in-demand master of ceremonies, Elliott has hosted and moderated at scores of conferences around the world, on subjects ranging from global trade and geopolitics to fintech and artificial intelligence. His first book, “The Wrong Guy”, was published earlier this year. He lives in London with his two children and his one-eyed dog, Molly.
Arena Stage
Jun 3, 2026
5:05 PM5:35 PM
Ecosystem Growth

The Invisible Layer of Scaling

Elliott GotkineEJG Media LtdModerator
Description
Behind every high-growth company are realities of entrepreneurship that rarely surface in public conversations. This session will explore the “invisible layer” of scaling, the decisions, tensions, and trade-offs founders face that are often left out of success narratives. Through candid questions that are not usually asked, founders will share what it truly takes to build and scale companies: the pressure behind decision-making, the cost of growth, and the personal and organizational challenges that come with operating at scale.
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