We're pleased to announce our speakers for the #NAMA 'Future of Public WiFi', at India Habitat Centre in Delhi, in partnership with Facebook & Google, on the 6th of October 2016, from 4:30 pm onward. Please click here to apply We have confirmed 50+ attendees from industry (Telecom and Internet), offices of Members of Parliament, Ecommerce companies looking at WiFi roll-out, MVNO applicants, members of the DDC committee on WiFi, and some DoT executives. Our speakers Chetan Krishnaswamy, Country Head - Public Policy, Google India The Internet is the most powerful vehicle of free expression the world has ever known. In his role as Country Head (Public Policy) of Google India, Chetan Krishnaswamy engages with policy makers, industry associations and members of civil society & academia to create a conducive environment for an open and inclusive internet. Garrett Kinsman, Ola's Innovation Labs Garrett Kinsman is working at the convergence of Design, Hardware & Internet. He currently works for Ola's Innovation Labs, sometimes dubbed 'Google X of India', although he attends as a private individual. His background lies in hardware, helping launch FireChat in San Francisco, and designing mesh networking hardware. On his weekends he is validating Natana: an effort to apply the ridesharing model to internet and solar, empowering independent entrepreneurs to deploy last mile WiFi and gigabit infrastructure. Munish Seth, Country Manager - Connectivity Solutions, Facebook India A recognized technology leader, Munish has been instrumental in introducing new technologies and innovative business models in the Indian telecom landscape. Driven…
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