Rajeev Krishnamoorthy is an entrepreneur and executive whose focus has been on innovating and commercializing new technologies in emerging and rapidly growing markets. Most recently, Rajeev was the GM of the Communications and Timing Business at Maxim Integrated, which he joined via the acquisition of his startup, Scintera. Prior to Scintera, Rajeev was involved in two other startups – as founder and CEO of TZero Technologies (acquired by NDS Surgical Imaging) and Iospan Wireless (acquired by Intel). He began his career at Bell Labs conducting research in communications and data networking, and played a pioneering role in the development of the first WiFi (802.11) products.

Rajeev is closely involved with the venture and academic worlds, having worked at two venture capital firms, Globespan Capital Partners and Tallwood Venture Capital, as an investor, advisor, and board member of several venture-backed startups, and as a Consulting Professor in the Electrical Engineering department at Stanford University. Rajeev earned his PhD from Cornell and his BS from Caltech.

With 30+ years of experience, Harsha helps early stage companies strategize and execute growth. He worked in companies like Infosys, HCL.

Harsha cofounded many companies like Lukup Media Pvt Ltd., Lukup Technologies Pvt Ltd, Headstart Ventures LLP, and others. Harsha is Mentor at Nadathur S. Raghavan Center for Entrepreneurial Learning, IIMB (Bangalore). He has done BE in Electrical Engineering from VTU, Karnataka, PMD General Management from Harvard Business School, ACMA :Cost and Management Accounting from ICAI.

With 30+ years of experience, Mohan is a thinker and innovator, who conceptualizes and brings to market new and revolutionary products.

Mohan cofounded Premium Logic Systems, Ionic Microsystems Pvt. Ltd, Unigress Infotech Pvt Ltd. He worked at Texas Instruments India Pvt. Ltd., and developed several software products in Design Automation Department. He is the co-founder of Silvan Innovations Labs Pvt. Ltd. He has a M.Tech and a B.Tech from IIT Madras (Chennai).

Duc Ngo is a technologist with extensive experience in developing, managing, marketing and delivering mixed-signal Integrated Circuit products. He holds 27 U.S. patents in IC design and has earned multiple awards in the technical field. He has conducted technical seminars in the USA, Europe (Germany, UK), Japan, China (Shanghai, Shenzhen, Beijing), Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore and India (Pune, Bangalore).

Duc is now working in the Technical Training team of Analog Devices, a global leading semiconductor company. Duc is also the Executive Chairman and co-founder of Radio TNT Network, a worldwide media company since 2000. For community service, Mr. Ngo was appointed as an Airport Commissioner of San Jose International Airport in 2004 by the city of San Jose. Mr. Ngo was elected Vice-Chair of the Airport Commission from 2006-2007. Duc graduated BSEE from Illinois Institute of Technology in 1984.