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Two Critical Frontiers: Maritime and Air Defence at Resilience Conference Copenhagen

Leslie HitchcockbyLeslie Hitchcock
May 5, 2026
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As Europe’s security environment evolves, two domains are becoming increasingly central to how capability is built and deployed: maritime defence and air defence. At Resilience Conference Copenhagen, these themes will be explored through two focused panel discussions, bringing together operators, industry leaders, and founders working at the forefront of both domains.

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The Next Wave of Maritime Defence

Maritime security is undergoing a period of rapid change, with all eyes on the Baltic Sea. From autonomous vessels and subsea systems to the protection of critical infrastructure and sea lines of communication, the operating environment is becoming more complex, and more contested. This session brings together:

Erica Dill-Russell, Chief Commercial Officer, Kraken Technology Group
RADM (Ret.) Nils Wang, Senior Naval Advisor, Odense Maritime Technology
RAdm Rich Harris, Director Develop, Royal Navy

The Air Defence Stack: Protecting the Sky

Air defence sits at the centre of modern conflict. The need to detect, track, and intercept threats across multiple layers at speed and at scale has never been more urgent. Meet the speakers addressing this from the Nordic-Baltic 8 and Ukraine:

Karl Rosander, CEO, Nordic Air Defence
Oleksandr Yakovenko, Founder, TAF Industries
Jaanus Tamm, CEO, Defsecintel

Connecting Capability to Deployment

Both sessions reflect the core focus of Resilience Conference Copenhagen which is to bring together government, venture capital, startups, and industry to move beyond discussion and into deployment. Across panels, fireside conversations, and curated networking, Resilience Conference Copenhagen will connect the people building defence technology with those who need to deploy it.

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Leslie Hitchcock

Leslie Hitchcock

Leslie Hitchcock is a seasoned media executive and co-founder of Resilience Media, an independent publication dedicated to the defence of democracy and the intersection of startups, security, and defence technology. With nearly two decades of experience in the tech industry, she has been instrumental in shaping conversations around innovation and resilience in the face of global challenges. Prior to founding Resilience Media, Leslie served as the Director of Events at TechCrunch, where she led the production of the renowned TechCrunch Disrupt conferences across major tech hubs including New York City, San Francisco, London, and Berlin, as well as a suite of events in Nairobi, Lagos, Seoul, and Tel Aviv. Her tenure at TechCrunch solidified her reputation for curating impactful events that bridge the gap between technology innovators and investors. In 2024, recognising the growing need for a dedicated platform to address the evolving landscape of defence and security, Leslie co-founded Resilience Media alongside Dr. Tobias Stone. The initiative was launched during the inaugural Resilience Conference in London, aiming to foster collaboration between the tech sector and national security communities. Resilience Media has since become a pivotal resource, offering in-depth analysis, founder profiles, and policy discussions pertinent to the defence tech ecosystem.

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