Is privacy obsolete?

Stephen Mathias is the partner in charge of the Bangalore office of Kochhar & Co, a leading law firm in India. He also co-chairs the firm’s Technology Law Practice, the first of its kind in India. Stephen is a graduate of the prestigious National Law School of India University where he did an Honours degree in Arts and Law. He is also a British Chevening Scholar and has done a diploma in European and English Law at the College of Law York and worked briefly at a leading law firm in London.

Pranesh Prakash is a Fellow at — and was part of the founding team of — the Centre for Internet and Society, a non-profit that engages in policy research. He is also the Legal Lead at Creative Commons India and an Affiliated Fellow (formerly A2K Fellow) at the Yale Law School’s Information Society Project. In 2014 he was selected by Forbes India for its inaugural “30 under 30” list of young achievers, and in 2012 he was nominated as an Internet Freedom Fellow by the U.S. government. His research interests converge at the intersections of technology, culture, economics, law, and justice.

Vijay Anand is Senior Vice President at Intuit responsible for Intuit’s Global Development Center.  During his 9-year tenure, Vijay is credited with growing the India Development Center into a premier technology center where he coaches over 1000 talented engineers on customer obsession and creating breakthrough product innovations.

Irina is a strategy consultant and runs her firm called Udanta. Udanta helps seed, develop, implement and grow innovative initiatives in the fields of social impact, philanthropy, media, and culture.