Prem is the CEO and co-founder of Malaysiakini. He believes in finding practical ways to achieve one’s ideals. He sometimes wonders how he got into this, but then he remembers the pre-Internet media and is glad that he did.

He has come to be regarded by industry and peers as one of the nation’s most respected journalists and pundits and is frequently invited to speak or moderate at conferences and roundtables.

Karamjit founded Digital News Asia with a vision that media should play its role as the Fourth Estate, and on the belief that timely, insightful and analytical coverage can help the tech ecosystem in South-East Asia, especially Malaysia, grow and develop.

Maran Virumandi has more than 20 years of professional experience with a clear passion for Digital Health and the pursuit of affordable and accessible healthcare for all. This involves strategically connecting patients, providers (hospital/clinics) and payers (insurance, corporates or government) via a digital platform.

Prior to establishing DoctorOnCall, he led complex strategy, merger, technology and supply chain engagements in leading multinationals & consulting firms. Maran has substantial regional management experience across Malaysia, Thailand, Australia, Indonesia, Philippines and Singapore.

Ms Nadiah Wan, was appointed Chief Executive Officer of Thomson Hospital Kota Damansara in 2017and Group Chief Executive Officer of TMC Life Sciences Bhd in 2019. Nadiah holds an MSc in Public Health (Nutrition) from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK and was awarded the Hecht Bequest for Best Student in Public Health (Nutrition) upon graduation.

She pursued her undergraduate studies in Biochemical Sciences at Harvard College (AB cum Laude, ’07) while conducting research at Boston Children’s Hospital with grants from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. She is currently an Interviewer for Harvard College admissions and the Vice President of the Harvard Club of Malaysia.