Steffan Aquarone is a film producer and technology entrepreneur, and co-founder of mobile money platform Droplet. Droplet lets you load money onto your phone and send payments to anyone for free. Droplet’s ‘Tools’ platform allows developers to build value-added features for merchants on the Droplet platform so that their customers don’t have to download a new app for each place where they spend money. Steff's projects usually involve disruptive business models and collaboration between large groups of people. The most notable prior to Droplet was feature-film Tortoise in Love which was made the entire village of Kingston Bagpuize in Oxfordshire. Tortoise in Love premiered in London’s Leicester Square where the red carpet was flanked by tractors and watched live by 5 million people. It releases worldwide this year. Steff’s background is as a home-schooled member of Education Otherwise, alumnus of Norwich School and graduate of Warwick University (Politics). Prior to graduation he co-founded a Top 50 UK corporate film production company and has worked with accounts including John Lewis, Royal Bank of Scotland, Tesco, News Corporation, Vodafone, Land Rover and American Express. Steff speaks internationally on innovation, entrepreneurship and digital marketing.