Carlos Domingo

While it was heartbreaking to have to postpone the conference due to Hurricane Sandy, we’ve been using the extra time to add a number of additional speakers and demos to cover even more ground for the rescheduled event, set for April 15 and 16 in New York.

Continuing our pledge to make this the global edition of the conference, we’re adding executives from two international carriers: Carlos Domingo of Telefonica and Michael Hecker of Mobile TeleSystems (MTS), the largest carrier in Russia.

Michael Hecker

Domingo has been spearheading a number of initiatives for the Spain-based carrier, most recently leading its efforts around Firefox OS. Hecker, as vice president of strategy, M&A and corporate development, has overseen an aggressive acquisition spree that has helped MTS grow beyond just providing mobile access and become one of the leading telecommunications companies in the region.

Hecker and Domingo join executives from Brazil, China and Israel, among other locales, as well as top executives from Microsoft, Intel, Google, Facebook and Twitter — all part of a jam-packed lineup for the conference.

Mollie Spilman

Of course, what good is all this mobile stuff if you can’t make some money? So we’re also adding two prominent figures in mobile advertising: Google’s Jason Spero and Milllennial Media’s Mollie Spilman.

Jason Spero

Spero came to the search giant via AdMob and is now Google’s head of global mobile solutions (which means mobile ads). Spilman is Millennial’s EVP of North America, where she is responsible for leading the sales and operations, marketing and business development efforts; previously, she was CMO of Yahoo.

We’ll also have a new lineup of demos, as well as a revamped array of Global Voices — tales from around the world about people whose lives are being transformed through mobile technology.

Of course, we will have lots of coverage on AllThingsD, but if you want to be there in person you should hurry. The conference was sold out for October, and is likely to sell out again soon as just a handful of seats remain.

And now there are two more to add to the list.

Joining the lineup are Mike Bell, the former Apple and Palm executive who now heads Intel’s effort to get back into the smartphone chip game; and Carlos Domingo, head of leading international carrier Telefónica’s R&D.

The two-day conference runs Oct. 29 and 30; other speakers include Google Android chieftain Andy Rubin, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop and top executives from Facebook, WhatsApp and Verizon.

In addition, there will be an array of non-U.S. speakers who will ensure that this year’s Global Edition lives up to its name. (To get more information about attending in person, click here.)

Mike Bell has a big task ahead of him as he attempts to help Intel crack the market for smartphone processors — a field that is today dominated by ARM-based chips from Qualcomm, Nvidia and Texas Instruments. Intel has made some strides, landing initial design wins at Motorola, ZTE and Lenovo, along with some lesser-known names.

Bell also brings a wealth of tech industry experience, joining Intel in 2010 from Palm, where he headed product development efforts for the webOS-based Pixi and Pre devices.

Before that, Bell was at Apple from 2001 to 2007, and contributed to the iPhone, iMac and Apple TV projects.

To get a flavor for Bell, here’s a video interview from earlier this year: