Oversees Instacart’s technology vision and engineering execution. Before joining Instacart, Kundu led Uber Delivery's Engineering team. Prior to that, Kundu was responsible for Product and Engineering at Postmates and served as CTO of Evernote. Kundu has extensive experience as a developer, having built Yahoo's mail delivery and anti-spam engines, its HTTP Edge router, and its early ML classifiers. At Shazam, he led the core recognition systems team, developed early versions of video recognition technology, and spearheaded on-device and GPU-based recognition capabilities.

At 13, Franceschi became the first person to jailbreak the iPhone 3G in Brazil. By 15, he co-founded payments company Pagar.me, scaling it to 100 employees and $1.5B in transactions in three years. After selling Pagar.me, he enrolled at Stanford and entered Y Combinator's Winter 2017 batch alongside Dubugras — where Brex was born. Today the platform powers financial operations for 35,000+ companies worldwide and has been recognized by CNBC's Disruptor 50, Forbes Cloud 100, Fast Company, and TIME100.

Leads the company's product strategy and innovation with a focus on advancing AI capabilities and expanding the platform's enterprise functionality. Has more than two decades of experience building large-scale enterprise platforms, most recently as Chief Product Officer at Okta. He previously held product leadership roles at Salesforce and Microsoft.

Leads the enterprise-wide strategy for integrating AI and data across the business, including the Mastercard AI and Data Governance project, an initiative designed to ensure the ethical and effective integration of AI tech across the global organization. Also oversees the commercialization of new apps. Has served as the company’s EVP of Corporate Strategy and M&A.

Has over 30 years of experience leading technology and digital transformation across global brands, she’s known for pragmatic, transparent leadership and for building scalable, customer-centered technology that accelerates operational excellence and business growth.

Responsible for the company's technology innovation and investment strategy, product engineering, global IT and operations infrastructure. He joined Visa in November 2013. Prior to joining Visa, Taneja was EVP and CTO of Electronic Arts Inc.,responsible for platform engineering, data center operations and IT supporting the company's global customer base. He also worked at Microsoft, most recently as the Corporate Vice President, Commerce Division, and the General Manager and Corporate Vice President, Online Services Division.

Leads Expedia Group's AI & Data organization, setting the long-term vision for AI, ML, and data science across the global travel platform. With 20+ years building advanced AI systems at Google (VP of AI and Compute Enablement), LinkedIn, and Netflix, Xavier brings deep expertise in scaling AI infrastructure — from the platforms powering Gemini and Google Search to applying generative AI for measurable impact across travel.

Under his direction, the AGI Lab has launched services including Nova Act, an agent building and management service with 90%+ reliability on early customer use cases. He joined Amazon from Adept AI, a pioneer in developing multimodal computer-use models capable of operating graphical interfaces. Was cofounder and CTO of Angaza, a fintech company that changed how renewable energy is financed in emerging markets.

Leads the company behind LangChain, the widely adopted open-source framework that's standardized how developers build LLM-powered applications, and LangGraph, a library for building stateful, multi-agent AI systems. Previously led ML teams at Robust Intelligence and Kensho. Harrison's work centers on "context engineering" — the idea that AI's next leap depends on the infrastructure connecting it to data, tools, and human workflows, turning AI from a chatbot into a tool that can execute complex, multi-step business processes.

Leads Applied AI for the Global Business Solutions Group at Intuit. Her team is responsible for building the next generation of QuickBooks using AI. Prior to this role, she led Applied AI for the company spanning QuickBooks, TurboTax, and internal functions such as Customer Success and Finance. She thrives at the intersection of product, design, and AI and is interested in solving boring, unfashionable problems.

Oversees strategy, research, and deployment of next-generation automated driving systems. He brings to GM a mission-driven commitment to building safe, scalable autonomous systems that elevate human mobility. Prior to this role, he served as CTO of Diligent Robotics and previously as VP and Head of AI & Robotics at Cruise. There, he led the development, safety validation, and commercialization of the first fully driverless ride-hail service in a major U.S. city.

Leads a team of more than 500 engineers across product development, data platforms, AI enablement, fintech, and enterprise technology. With more than 20 years of experience at Fortune 50 and high-growth companies including Amazon, he has scaled cloud-native platforms, modernized architectures, and applied AI to solve complex business challenges. Toby is known for building inclusive, high-performance teams and delivering transformative technology solutions that power both consumer experiences and enterprise operations at scale.

Spearheads Intuit’s efforts to streamline and advance AI development to deliver transformational benefits to ~100M consumer and small business customers with Intuit TurboTax, Credit Karma, QuickBooks and Mailchimp. Research interests lie in topics that improve AI systems to achieve end-to-end automation of AI-native experiences. His work has been published at top academic conferences, such as NeurIPS, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, SIGKDD, ICASSP and AAAI.

Leading enterprise AI tools and real-time models, such as Runway Characters. Previously, he led product at Sourcegraph and was an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at SAP.iO. He lectures at Stanford's d.school on AI futures, design thinking and inclusion and has spent his career at the intersection of AI and creativity.

Oversees the overall direction and strategy of the company, aiming to transform the way knowledge workers interact with AI to enhance their productivity and creativity. Prior to Glean, Arvind co-founded and led R&D at Rubrik, one of the fastest-growing companies in cloud data management. Spent over a decade at Google as a distinguished engineer, where he led teams in Google’s Search, Maps, and YouTube products. Earlier in his career, Arvind held leadership positions at Akamai and Microsoft.

Focuses on turning AI investment into real engineering output, working at the intersection of AI tooling, org design, and high-performing teams. Emilie's work emphasizes the unglamorous side of AI adoption: building the frameworks, workflows, and internal tooling that let engineers own outcomes, experiment effectively, and move fast without sacrificing quality or trust.

Leads the company’s efforts to build and scale software platforms for AI researchers and engineers. He was previously Founder and CTO of Weights & Biases, an AI developer platform acquired by CoreWeave, where he helped establish industry-standard tools for experiment tracking, model evaluation, agent building, and AI observability used by top AI teams worldwide. Prior to founding Weights & Biases, Shawn held engineering roles at Google and the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, and was the Founder and CTO of Beep.

Matt Graney is a seasoned product management leader with over 20 years experience in the discipline across B2B software enterprises and startups. At Celigo, Matt is responsible for the company’s overall product vision, strategy, and roadmap. Prior to joining Celigo, Matt held senior product management roles at Axway, an integration middleware vendor, where he was responsible for the global portfolio strategy. Before that, Matt led product management for strategic products at Borland Software and Telelogic (now part of IBM Rational). Matt began his career as a software engineer in the defense and telecommunications industries in Australia.

Dr. Molly Sands leads the Teamwork Lab at Atlassian, a living laboratory for how AI is transforming the way teams work. Her team doesn’t just study the future of work; they build and test it, then translate learnings into practices that change how organizations operate at scale. Her work is published in top academic journals and popular press including The New York Times, Harvard Business Review, and Fortune. Prior to Atlassian, she held leadership roles at Humu and Chadwick Martin Bailey.

Drives company-wide adoption of AI-powered coding and building the foundational systems for agentic workflows across the organization. His work centers on a unified agentic operating system that helps humans and AI agents collaborate across engineering, design, and business workflows. Jared has been an entrepreneur and CTO for over twenty years, and was previously founder and CTO of OhmniLabs, a robotics startup acquired by Symbotic. He is also the author of AI Coding: Beyond the Vibe, and brings a practical perspective spanning both systems-level thinking and the human experience of working alongside AI.

He works on developing cutting-edge AI for biomedical applications. His group developed many widely used innovations including EchoNet AI (FDA cleared for assessing cardiac function), Gradio (used by over a million developers), and SyntheMol (NY Times 2024 Good Tech). He has received the Overton Prize, Sloan Fellowship, NSF CAREER Award, two Chan-Zuckerberg Investigator Awards, a Top Ten Clinical Achievement Award, best paper awards at ICML and other AI conferences, and faculty awards from Google, Amazon, Adobe and Apple.

Develops AI threat intelligence capabilities to monitor the threat landscape and build defensive capabilities to secure enterprises from AI risk. She also develops scalable and sustainable frameworks for AI security. Adjunct faculty in Cybersecurity & Emerging Threats at Middlebury Institute of International Studies. Prior, Amy also served numerous senior roles at start-ups, corporations, government, military, and non-profits, including as an Executive Director for Global Cybersecurity Operations at JPMorgan Chase. She was also a Staff Director in the House Foreign Affairs Committee and has served as an officer in the U.S. Navy.

Responsible for developing products that leverage advanced AI. Combines a deep understanding of AI's potential for business transformation with a strong commitment to customer-centric design. Prior to Zendesk, Shashi led Google Ads, Google Analytics, DV3, SA3, and Performance Max, one of Google’s fastest-growing products. Prior to Google, he founded Lattice Engines, which was acquired by Dun & Bradstreet in 2019. He’s also an active investor in startups across sectors including energy storage, neuroscience, and enterprise infrastructure.

Her team builds the foundational ML ecosystem for the Waymo Driver, the most mature AI operating in the physical world. She ensures advanced ML systems are ready for real-world applications, especially as it relates to perception, prediction, and planning. Earlier, Manasi led Apple's CoreML on-device ML platform. This powered LLM and diffusion models for entertainment and productivity applications found in Apple iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Spent 17 years at Google, including work with Google Brain that led to cutting-edge AI research that advanced deep learning and neural networks. At Google TensorFlow, she managed ML infrastructure upgrades, including improving large-scale, distributed GPU/TPU clusters used by Alphabet researchers.

Leads the global information security program and strategy with an AI-driven approach to modern security programs. Focuses on securing AI systems and enabling secure and responsible AI adoption across the enterprise. Named the 2024 Women in Cybersecurity Leader of the Year, she is known for building pragmatic, forward-looking programs that safeguard trust while accelerating innovation. Prior to Box, served as Deputy CISO at Zoom, where she helped scale the company’s security posture during a period of rapid global growth. Has also held roles at Collective Health and a Director in PwC's cybersecurity practice.