Business and Industry
- Dinesh Venugopal - Head of Technology Development and IP Strategy, MphasiS.
- A R Unnikrishnan - National Manager, Sales & Marketing, Saint-Gobain Glass India Limited
- Pramod Kumar - Founder Director, TIME(Triumphant Institute of Management Education)
- Sajan Pillai - CEO, UST Global.
- Dr Renjith Kumar - CEO, Analytical Mechanics Associates (AMA)
- Arun Narayanan - COO, UST Global.
- Murali Gopalan
- Kurian Verghese- Managing Director, Pfizer Australia
- Javad K Hassan - Chairman, NeST Software
- T P Imbichammed - Chairman, Sienna Group
- U M Shafi - CEO, NeST Group
- Jeby Cherian - India/SA Strategy Leader, IBM
- Vishnu Potty - Coimbatore Centre Head, Cognizant Technology Solutions
- Dr. A S Prasad - Director, Emerson Process Management India Limited, Mumbai
- Babu Vinod Sivadasan - Executive Vice President, Envestnet
- Prathapan Sethu - CEO, QBurst Technologies
- Madan Mohan - DBA, Envestnet
- George Thomas- Principal Industry Specialist, The World Bank Group
- Santhana Krishnan - Co-founder, Chairman and CEO, InteQ (acquired by CA Technologies in 2010)
- Sanooj Shamsu Kunju - Sales Engineer, Disano illuminazione - Italy currently in Qatar.
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