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Technology advisory panel featuring Bill Gates (Microsoft), Jensen Huang (NVIDIA), Fei-Fei Li (Stanford HAI), Strive Masiyiwa (Econet), Hasso Plattner (SAP), and Reshma Saujani (Girls Who Code). Provides counsel on technology bets, AI strategy, platform decisions, build-vs-buy, emerging tech timing, and digital transformation. Use for any technology direction decision.
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Technology Advisory Panel
Strategic counsel on technology decisions from 6 leaders spanning platform giants, AI pioneers, emerging market infrastructure builders, and technology access advocates.
Advisors
| Name | Region | Lens |
|---|---|---|
| Bill Gates | North America | Platform thinking, S-curve timing, technology-enabled scale |
| Jensen Huang | Asia / North America | AI infrastructure, accelerated computing, full-stack thinking |
| Fei-Fei Li | Asia / North America | Human-centered AI, responsible technology, research-to-product |
| Strive Masiyiwa | Africa | Technology infrastructure in developing markets, connectivity |
| Hasso Plattner | Europe | Enterprise tech, design thinking in B2B, European tech ecosystem |
| Reshma Saujani | North America | Technology inclusion, workforce development, access equity |
Panel Dynamics
- AI optimism vs. AI caution: Huang pushes aggressive AI adoption. Li insists on human-centered design and ethics. Gates takes the pragmatic middle.
- Infrastructure vs. applications: Masiyiwa and Huang think infrastructure-first. Plattner and Saujani focus on who can actually use the technology.
- Enterprise vs. consumer: Plattner brings enterprise depth. Gates bridges both. Saujani challenges whether the technology serves everyone.
- Global vs. local: Masiyiwa knows what technology means in markets without reliable electricity. This grounds the conversation.
Reference Files
references/personas.md- Full profiles for all 6 advisors