Rahul Ponnala is the co-founder and CEO of Granica, an AI data infrastructure company focused on helping enterprises optimize, govern, and secure data for large-scale AI and analytics workloads. Prior to founding Granica, Rahul held engineering and leadership roles at companies including Google and Nutanix, where he worked on large-scale distributed systems and enterprise infrastructure technologies. He is recognised for his expertise in AI data management, cloud infrastructure, and machine learning systems, with a focus on making enterprise data more efficient, privacy-aware, and AI-ready.
Speaker Category: Experian 2026
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Russell Fradin
Russ Fradin is a serial entrepreneur, technology executive, and investor best known for founding and scaling enterprise software and future-of-work companies. He is the co-founder and CEO of Larridin, an AI workflow intelligence platform focused on measuring enterprise AI adoption and productivity impact. Previously, Russ served as CEO of Dynamic Signal, an employee communication and engagement platform, and held leadership roles at companies including Adify, which was acquired by Cox Enterprises. He is recognised for his expertise in enterprise SaaS, workforce transformation, and data-driven business intelligence.
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Arvind Parthasarathi
Arvind Parthasarathi is the Founder and CEO of CYGNVS, a cyber resilience and incident response platform that helps organizations prepare for and manage major cyber crises. A serial entrepreneur and cybersecurity leader, Arvind previously founded Cyence, a cyber risk analytics company later acquired by Guidewire, and YarcData, a cyber data discovery platform acquired by HPE. Earlier in his career, he served as Senior Vice President and General Manager at Informatica. He holds a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Indian Institute of Technology Madras, and is widely recognised for his work in cyber risk, resilience, and enterprise security operations.
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Jeff Lambert
Jeff Lambert is Vice President of Revenue at Very Good Security (VGS), where he leads revenue growth, strategic partnerships, and enterprise sales initiatives for the company’s data security and tokenisation platform. He brings more than 20 years of experience in business development, fintech partnerships, and go-to-market leadership across both startups and Fortune 100 companies. Prior to VGS, Jeff held senior sales leadership roles at Visa, leading North American teams focused on Open Banking and Loyalty solutions. He also co-founded NuOrder Technologies, an early restaurant e-commerce platform that was later acquired, giving him a strong background in scaling high-growth technology businesses.
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Ashish Uchil
Ashish Uchil is a global enterprise sales, partnerships, and business development leader at ElevenLabs, where he focuses on scaling the company’s enterprise partnerships and go-to-market strategy for AI voice and conversational agent technologies. He brings more than 20 years of experience across enterprise software, fintech, cloud, and platform ecosystems, with previous leadership roles at companies including Microsoft, Meta, and Brex. At ElevenLabs, Ashish is helping expand adoption of voice-powered AI agents and enterprise AI communication solutions globally, working at the intersection of generative AI, customer engagement, and strategic partnerships.
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David White
With a background in law and business, David has held various leadership roles in companies such as Code Name Avatar, XanGo, Valais, Atlas Title Agency, and Liberty Title Insurance Agency. David holds a JD from BYU Law School, an MBA from Brigham Young University, and a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management with a Finance emphasis.
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Danny Fortson
A prominent journalist in Silicon Valley, Danny has witnessed the technological whirlwind and chronicled the Al evolution coming firsthand.
As host of Danny in the Valley and is co-host of the Times Tech Podcast he also does weekly
interviews with pioneers in tech, from the brightest start-ups to the tech giants including Sam Altman and Satya Nadella, CEO Microsoft. -

Adrian Simpson
At heart Adrian is a connector and gatherer of stories and is never happier than when scouring the world for examples of companies at the frontiers of service excellence, innovation, employee engagement, service excellence and dealing with digital disruption.
For over 20 years he has taken top leaders into the boardrooms and shop floors of some of the world’s most successful, innovative and admired companies, most recently in India and China. In the last few years he has visited: Alibaba, Aravind Eye Care System, Netflix, Apple, Tesla, LEGO, Google, The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, Southwest Airlines, Four Seasons, Zappos, and has met with Silicon Valley leading VC’s and thought leaders.
Adrian is a highly regarded speaker – sharing insights on the organisations he has visited.
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Angela Strange
Angela Strange is a general partner at Andreessen Horowitz, focused on AI applications and fintech/insurance. She serves on the boards of companies including Addi, Cygnvs, hyperexponential, Jeeves, Moov, Sardine, Valon, and Vesta.
Angela coined the widely cited idea that “Every Company Will Be a Fintech Company,” reflecting how businesses increasingly generate revenue through financial services powered by new infrastructure.
Before a16z, Angela was a product manager at Google, where she helped grow Chrome for Android and iOS. She also held roles at Ruba.com, Bay Partners, and Mercer Management Consulting.
She co-founded C100, served on Canada’s Economic Growth Council, and holds degrees from Queen’s University and Stanford. A former professional runner, Angela also won multiple marathons and ranked seventh nationally in Canada.
