Ms Eve Andersson manages the Accessibility Engineering group in Google Research, based in California. Prior to joining Google, Eve was co-founder of ArsDigita Corporation, an open-source software company that was acquired by Red Hat; Senior Vice President at a start-up computer science university called Neumont; and Visiting Professor of Computer Science at Universidad Galileo in Guatemala City.

Mr DP Singh is a Vice President and Head HR for IBM India and South Asia. Mr Singh was the Human Resources Leader for Middle East and Africa, for IBM. And before that, DP was BU HR leader for Global process services for the BPO business delivered out of India, Philippines. In addition to this he was also the Area HR leader for IBM in North India. He is actively involved in sharing his perspective on variety of HR subjects in various forums.

Prof Dominique Archambault is professor in Computer Sciences at University Paris 8-Vincennes-Saint-Denis, member of the THIM laboratory (Technologies, Disabilities, Interactions, Multimodalities), and Chargé de mission in charge of the politics towards disabilities at University Paris 8. His works focus on non-visual human-computer interaction and accessibility to complex documents.

Dr Dianne Chambers is a Senior Lecturer at The University of Notre Dame Australia's Fremantle Campus. She coordinates and teaches into units on catering for students with disabilities, inclusion and behaviour management at undergraduate level. Postgraduate teaching areas include adaptive education, behaviour management and social skills, children with special needs, contemporary issues in special education and educating students who are gifted and talented. She also supervises students within the School of Education Masters and PhD program.

Mr Devesh Kumar is a Founder D Labs and Developer, winner of NASSCOM Social Innovation Honors and one of the finalist of UNICEF Awards. He is the co-founder and developer at WhiteShark - one of the 11 companies to be incubated at Microsoft Accelerator (1st Batch). Earlier at the age of 19, he started ViDei, which worked in the field of technical education for 3 successful years.