Digital Transformation Speakers

Rajiv Makhni is India’s foremost Technology Journalist, Managing Editor of NDTV, and the long-time host of popular tech shows like Gadget Guru. His philosophy is to make technology less intimidating and more empowering by cutting through the jargon and focusing on daily utility. His keynotes provide highly accessible insights on digital transformation and consumer technology, helping audiences navigate, question, and choose with confidence.

Jack Shaw is a leading strategist with 30 years of experience in Innovation and Change Management. He was voted one of the World's Top 25 Speakers and a Top Five Technology Futurist. With over 1,000 keynote presentations in 26 countries, he advises Fortune 500 companies like Mercedes Benz, GE, and IBM. His talks provide a deep, practical understanding of AI, Blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT), offering leaders a blueprint for Transformational Leadership and innovation.

Ankit Fadia is a former author and television host known for his initial work in computer security. He is a graduate of Stanford University, where he studied Management Science and Engineering. He has authored several books on computer security and hosted the MTV show MTV What the Hack! His early claims of having worked with U.S. intelligence agencies and the CBI on cybercrime cases have been widely scrutinized and disputed by security professionals and the media.

Prithvi Shergill is a highly experienced Human Capital Strategist and the former Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) at HCL Technologies. He is a committed builder of inclusive, high-impact organizations. With over 35 years of experience, including a former partnership at Accenture, he advises on business strategy, digital transformation, and cultural alignment. His expertise focuses on leveraging digital and AI tools thoughtfully to support scale, access, and equity within organizations.

Bipin Preet Singh is the Co-Founder and CEO of MobiKwik, a leading digital banking platform serving millions of Indians. An alumnus of IIT Delhi in Electrical Engineering, he is a pioneer of the Digital Payments landscape in India. His career includes roles as a Platform Architect at Intel and Nvidia before founding MobiKwik in 2009. His talks draw on his experience in scaling new products, building credit underwriting and insurance cross-sell, and achieving distribution muscle to 100 million customers in India.

Jeremy White is Senior Innovation Editor at WIRED, where he tracks the technologies and companies building the near future and turns them into usable insight for leaders. His beat spans AI and automation to mobility, cybersecurity, and consumer hardware, with a focus on what’s real, what’s hype, and where value appears first. Earlier stints at the Financial Times and Esquire (UK) shaped his eye for design and product—how innovations cross from lab to everyday life. As a keynote speaker and moderator, White briefs boards and product teams on timelines, adoption hurdles, and the operational impacts of emerging tech. He is known for translating complex systems into clear choices—what to pilot, how to govern, and how to talk about change with customers and regulators. Whether road-testing exoskeletons or interrogating quantum and web3 claims, he keeps promise and trade-offs in view, offering a realistic map of the next decade that decision-makers can act on.

Niina Majaniemi, MBA, is a globally recognized expert in emotional intelligence, inclusive leadership and workplace wellbeing, with two decades of experience across international business and tech, including roles at Nokia and Microsoft. A published academic and practitioner, she has designed global training, produced events, and authored thought leadership for organizations such as Microsoft, Adobe and Manpower. Niina coaches leaders to embed empathy, accessibility and responsible AI into product design, leadership and customer experience, translating soft skills into measurable outcomes. She speaks at international forums alongside presidents, executives and changemakers, and works as a workplace culture architect and human centered leadership advisor. Her mission is simple: organisations don’t have to choose between humanity and profit - they can (and should) achieve both.