Darlington Akogo leads AI innovation across health, agriculture, and policy. As CEO of minoHealth and Chair of AI for Radiology at ITU/WHO, he is shaping both Africa’s AI strategy and global health standards.

Emmanuel Lubanzadio leads OpenAI’s Africa strategy, shaping responsible AI partnerships that support innovation, governance, and inclusion across the continent.

Christine Zhenwei Qiang leads global digital development at the World Bank, driving efforts to expand broadband, promote responsible AI, and ensure digital inclusion in developing nations.

Kendra Gaither leads the U.S.-Africa Business Center at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. A seasoned diplomat and economist, she shapes U.S.-Africa trade policy and champions private sector growth across the continent.

Kate Kallot is the founder of Amini, building Africa’s first climate and agri-data platform powered by AI. A former AI leader at NVIDIA and Intel, she’s advancing data equity to unlock sustainable growth across the continent.

Monwabisi Qeki is the founder of LIDDO Initiative Africa and a rising voice in ethical AI and youth advocacy. His mission: empower African youth to co-design the digital future with dignity and inclusion.

Marcus D. Jadotte leads global public policy at Google Cloud. A former U.S. Assistant Secretary of Commerce, he brings 20+ years of cross-industry leadership in tech, defense, and government affairs.

Dr. Denise Turley leads AI and data innovation at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. As an educator and author, she’s shaping the future of business through inclusive, tech-driven leadership.