Pascal heads up everything Entrepreneurship at Singularity University, including the Startup Program, Global Expansion and the Entrepreneurship Track where he inspires, educates and empowers entrepreneurs tackling the world's most intractable problems leveraging exponential technologies.

Pascal has spent his career pushing the boundaries of technology and passionately believes the internet can deeply impact the betterment of mankind.

He got started on the net before there was a web browser, founded a couple of technology startups, led eBay's Platform Solutions Group in Europe, launched a consulting firm helping entrepreneurs with their strategy & operations, invested into early-stage tech startups, led Mozilla's Innovation Lab, created Mozilla's accelerator program WebFWD, headed up Mozilla's Office of the Chair and has invested into social impact organizations around the globe at Google.org. He also founded the non-profit organizations Mentor for Good and The Coaching Fellowship; the "GyShiDo" (Get Your S%#& Done) movement and publishes the opinionated newsletter, "The Heretic", which is read by ten of thousands of entrepreneurs around the globe. Recently he published "The Heretic - Daily Therapeutics for Entrepreneurs" book, in stores globally now.

He frequently speaks and writes about the magic which happens at the intersection of entrepreneurship, technology & global impact. As a trained Co-Active executive coach, Pascal works with clients on achieving their full leadership potential. But most of all - Pascal loves to work with entrepreneurs who are making things better and go from zero to one.

Jeffrey Rogers is a facilitator, speaker, and program designer who creates interactive educational experiences driven by storytelling, engagement, and play. He’s an academically trained social scientist (UC Berkeley, University of Texas-Austin) with a knack for future-thinking and a deep belief in the transformative potential of exponential technologies as tools to de-risk experimentation, accelerate learning, and create change.

Jeffrey speaks frequently across the US and abroad on exponential thinking and leads workshops on creative problem solving and storytelling. He’s connected dots, ideas, and people as a moderator recently for the SU Executive Program and Exponential Tech and Strategy programs for Oracle, Google, Roche, NBC, Aegon and other global brands.

Prior to joining SU, Jeffrey spent a decade building learning and development solutions across sectors and designing and delivering award-winning educational and training programs. He currently serves as Singularity University’s Director of Faculty & Facilitator Development, working closely with our faculty to discover their unique strengths as communicators and teachers and to co-create rave-worthy, learner-centered experiences at SU and on the web worldwide.

Jaya Baloo is the CISO of KPN in the Netherlands. The CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) is the director of information security. Basically, it is a role played at the executive level and its main function is to align the security of information with business objectives. In this way, it is guaranteed at all times that the company's information is adequately protected.

Jaya works with an amazing information security team of highly driven specialists. Working in the information security arena for the past 18 years, she has worked mostly for global telecommunications companies such as Verizon and France Telecom. Jaya is also a frequent speaker at security conferences on subjects around lawful interception, mass surveillance, and cryptography. In 2017, she was recognized as one of the top 100 CISO's globally.

Nadine is a synthetic biologist and passionate about designing life through genetic engineering. She received her Master Degree in Life Science & Technology from Delft University of Technology and is currently pursuing her PhD at INSERM in Paris where she works on drug discovery for tuberculosis.

In parallel to her scientific work, she is actively bridging the world of science with the business and society. In 2011, she co-founded the science communication agency Science Matters to support scientific institutions with the communication of their research to the public and develop education to enthuse both children and adults about science. More recently, she serves as Vice President of Hello Tomorrow, a Paris-based non-profit organization that helps science entrepreneurs in their journey to bringing laboratory inventions to the market.

Amin is the CEO of T Labs. He was formerly the director of strategy and Vice President of Strategic Relations at Singularity University. He brings a unique set of technological, entrepreneurial and policy perspectives to the dialogue of innovation on campus.

Before Singularity, Amin founded for-profit and social impact organizations in a range of domains including: artificial intelligence, peer to peer lending, bitcoin, human rights, international development, carbon offsetting, and solar energy. Google Search ranks him as the world’s best guitar player – a title he readily rejects. In addition to his work at Singularity, he is building the World’s first hedge fund for the poor, as well as Reversopedia – a reverse encyclopedia composed of things we know we don’t know. Amin has a degree in artificial intelligence from the University of British Columbia, an MBA from Stanford, and an MPA in economic policy from Harvard. He attended Harvard and Stanford concurrently and graduated an Arjay Miller Scholar.

Fabio is the country manager for Microsoft Consulting & Services in Italy. In these years, he led a profound business transformation for several large customers, centered on Artificial Intelligence and Data-driven business models. Thanks to this, his team won for two consecutive years the EMEA Award for Digital Transformation.

Before arriving in Microsoft, Fabio was Vice President at Capgemini, where he led Capgemini Digital and M2M. In addition, Fabio was part of Capgemini Global Experts on Artificial Intelligence and IoT. Previously, he was an Associate at McKinsey & Co, where he mainly worked on Business Digital Transformations. Fabio professional career started in Ericsson as Account Executive and as Project Manager for 16 different markets in three different continents.
Fabio has an Engineering Degree in Information Technology from Milan and a Telecommunications Engineering degree from Stockholm, as well as several professional certifications. He worked for several years in Scandinavia, North & Central Europe, United States and Canada. He is an Extended Faculty at MIP Politecnico di Milano and frequent speaker at business and technology conferences, where he addresses opportunities & challenges raised by Artificial Intelligence and exponential technologies, including societal and ethical perspectives.

Nicola is the Director of UK's National Innovation Centre for Ageing (NICA) a world-leading organisation, created with a £40 million investment from UK Government and Newcastle University, to help create a world in which we all live better, for longer. Before he was the AI Ethics Lead at MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab and Aging & Longevity SME in IBM Research in Cambridge (USA).

Nicola is an author, teacher, applied research scientist and TEDx speaker. Trained in social studies and business communication, he holds a decade of experience in research on supporting older adults’ autonomy and independence. Before then, he served as creative director launching, among others, the Tin.it brand and caring for the whole communication spectrum of Microsoft Italia. As Director of the IBM Human Centric Solution Center he and his team delivered several digital innovation projects at global level. Before moving to the US, he contributed to the launch of Tinaba.com and has been one of the co-founders of TAG Innovation School. He is the author of “Immortali”, “Le Infiltrate”, “Boomerang”, and “Lavorare o Collaborare” all published by Egea.

Carlo van de Weijer (1966) has a Master degree in Mechanical Engineering from the TU Eindhoven and a PhD degree with honours from Technical University in Graz. He carries a broad experience in the automotive industry with a.o. executive positions at Siemens and TomTom.

Currently he is director of the Strategic Area Smart Mobility at Eindhoven University of Technology. He advises ministries and industries around the world on future mobility policy and he is a member of the supervisory board of several high-tech companies (NXP semiconductors, Prodrive technologies, VADO group) and start-ups (a.o. driveamber.com, spike.global and lightyear.one). He is a weekly columnist in a leading financial newspaper and an international speaker on exponential technology and the future of high-tech.