Atishi
Atishi is an Indian politician, educator, and political activist. In this talk she discusses the education revolution of Delhi, and what impact it has on children and our society.
Avik Sarkar
Avik Sarkar is an Associate Professor - Data, Technology & Public Policy. Previously he has worked as Head - Data Analytics Cell, Niti Aayog.
Dinal Jain
At the age of 19, Dinal Jain stroked her way to the 25m butterfly gold at the Special Olympics 2013 Asia Pacific Games. She also ranked fourth in the 50m butterfly event. Suffering from Down Syndrome since birth, Dinal Jain has become an inspiration for others by overcoming personal challenges. It took her two years to learn the basics of swimming but with perseverance and determination, she mastered the butterfly stroke which some swimmers say is the hardest to learn. At the recently held Special Olympics World games in Abu Dhabi, she bagged the Bronze medal in swimming competition.
Jonas Suchanek
Jonas Suchanek is an arborist, approved ISA member and has a Masters degree in Economics from University of Aberdeen. A pioneer in Arboriculture in India, Jonas started TreeCare so as to provide professional care for the trees, landscapes and green spaces at homes, businesses and communities. TreeCare also educates and trains people from around the country.
Kajal Shrivastava
An electronics engineer and innovator, Kajal is the founder of NadiPulse Prognostics. NPulse, a fusion of technology, healthcare and Indian ancient Ayurveda, develops non-intrusive devices which can diagnose full body balance and diseases just with the help of pulse patterns. Her team is even recognised by DST, Government of India.
Rajiv Bajaj
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Shipra Singh
Shipra Singh uses media as a tool to highlight the voices of the marginalized and grass root movements through documentaries, movies and write-ups. At Guhaar, she provides media consultancy to social activity organizations spread across Bihar, Orissa, Maharashtra, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh and Delhi.
Zainab Patel
Zainab Patel has been on this earth a little less than four decades. In this time, she has been a united nations career diplomat, copywriter, cook, and shayari fan.
A transgender woman, she is also a feminist, inclusion evangelist, and a proud Indian. She is a woman with great conviction, known for her strong opinions, passion & ideas to bring the much-needed change in the culture of aspiring business houses & perspectives of top leaders. Zainab is a powerful, articulate speaker who converts her life’s adversities into wonderful stories of inspiration, hope, faith & survival.
She calls herself an accidental MBA and leads inclusion and diversity at KPMG in India