Rahul Mewawalla has held leadership roles with technology companies across global Fortune 500 companies and Silicon Valley startups, such as Yahoo!, General Electric Company, and Nokia Corporation. He has also served as CEO, President, and Chairman across Nasdaq-listed public companies. Other operating roles include head of platforms and technology businesses, amongst other business and technology leadership roles, and as a public company board director. His experience spans industry-leading platforms, products, and infrastructure across transformative and growth enterprise and consumer businesses.

Rahul has extensive technology, business, and innovation expertise and served as an Advisor to Stanford University’s Persuasive Technology Lab, Senior Advisor to the San Francisco Mayor’s Office on Innovation, Chair of Venture Capital Task Force Committee on Services and Systems, and advised the MIT-Stanford Venture Lab. He has received several awards and honors for technology, innovation, and business such as “Silicon Valley’s Top 50 Innovators,” “Top 40 under 40 Leaders” and “Future Mobile Gold Award”.

He also led the U.S.’s first digital, technology, and innovation program in Silicon Valley in collaboration with the White House. He has been a speaker and judge at numerous business and technology institutions such as Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Wharton, Yale, University of California and at events such as the Red Herring CEO Conference, Federal Labs Consortium World’s Best Technologies, and the Intel Capital CEO Summit.

Rahul has been featured in publications such as Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Harvard Business Review, Financial Times, Bloomberg Businessweek, Newsweek, MIT Technology Review, Fast Company, TechCrunch, VentureBeat, CNN, ABC, FOX, CBS News and Reuters. He has authored numerous business and technology articles and frequently published in publications such as Forbes and Fast Company.

He has also served on the boards of six NASDAQ-listed public companies, including as audit committee chair, compensation committee chair, nomination and governance committee, strategic transactions, and M&A committees. He has also served as Chairman of NASDAQ-listed public companies. He is a SEC-qualified and board-deemed audit committee financial expert (ACFE) and also has technology and cybersecurity expertise. He has also served on advisory boards such as at Cisco, Stanford, Yale-Goldman Sachs Foundation, and on philanthropic boards such as Nobel Prize nominee SOS Children’s Villages USA. He holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, and completed executive education programs at Stanford University and Harvard University.