Dr Scott W. Harrington is the Director of the Youth Transition Project at the Nevada Center for Excellence in Disabilities (NCED) at the University of Nevada, Reno in the College of Education. He is currently the Director for the Customized Employment Project, an externally funded project to help individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities secure integrated employment for competitive wages. Dr.

Mr Sanjeev Katara has been working as a Scientist at the National Informatics Centre, Department Of Electronics and Information Technology (DeitY) for the past 15 years. Mr Katara has been involved in the Design, Development, Management, Administration and Security Audit of various ICT Applications for National and International Clients such as Ministry of Finance, Govt. of India, UNDP, INCB. He is a contributor to the ‘Guidelines for Delivery Channels for Provision of Public Services through Mobile Devices’ published by DeitY, MoCIT, Govt. of India.

Ms Saima Hossain is the Chair of the National Advisory Committee on Autism in Bangladesh, Global Autism Organization. Ms Hossain was also appointed as an expert adviser by the World Health Organization. She has led campaigns for passage of a resolution regarding autism in the World Health Assembly in Geneva, Switzerland, and played a critical role in creating the South Asian Autism Network (SAAN). By her initiative Bangladesh hosted the first-ever global conference on autism in 2011.

Mr Rosangela Berman Bieler is a Chief of Disability Section, Program Division, UNICEF. Rosangela's expertise on disability issues covers areas such as Inclusive Development & Public Policy, HIV-AIDS, Post-Conflict, Poverty Reduction, Media, Gender and Human Rights. She is also the founder of the Inter-American Institute on Disability and Inclusive Development created to promote social-economic and political inclusion in the Latin America Region, and also in Portuguese speaking countries in Africa and Asia.

Ms Revathy Rugmini is the Regional Representative for Asia for Leonard Cheshire Disability (LCD). She is responsible for all operations in the nine countries, where LCD works in South and East Asia including managing relationships with Government ministries and corporations. As Regional Representative, Ms Rugmini leads one of LCD’s flagship programmes, entitled ‘Access to Livelihoods’, in partnership with Accenture. This programme supports people with disabilities in India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh and the Philippines to access better and more diverse livelihoods opportunities.