We deserve a digital experience that doesn't compromise our safety, privacy, and dignity.

Korey helps executives and organizations bring about operational cohesion and strategic alignment. He has a track record of successfully integrating strategic planning, budgeting, OKR/goal setting, and performance management processes while exercising day-to-day organizational management responsibilities. Originally from New Zealand, Korey completed his Master in Public Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School and has lived and worked in America, Europe, and Asia Pacific.

Sherry Huang is the Special Projects Fellow and Advisor to the President on AI at the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. In this role, she leads the foundation's strategy on AI as it relates to grantmaking across multiple funding areas. Previously, she served as the Interim Program Officer and Fellow for the Cyber Initiative where she led efforts to build a more robust cybersecurity field and improve policy-making. She also manages the foundation’s portfolio of Special Projects grants.

Darien Maples brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the field of cybersecurity, with over 12 years of working for both small and large cybersecurity companies. Her background in building strong technology ecosystems and revenue-generating partnerships demonstrates her ability to drive growth and innovation in the industry.

As the Managing Director for Girls in Tech Dallas, Darien has played a pivotal role in supporting and empowering women in the technology sector. Her leadership and advocacy have helped women excel in the tech industry by providing them with valuable resources, mentorship, and networking opportunities.

Darien's commitment to fighting the gender gap in tech and cybersecurity is further evidenced by her role as a tech speaker. By speaking out on this important issue, she raises awareness and inspires positive change within the industry, promoting diversity and inclusion.

As a leader at her technology company, Darien continues to drive impact and foster growth, leveraging her extensive experience and passion for innovation. Her dedication to building strong technology ecosystems and empowering women in tech makes her a valuable asset to both her company and the broader cybersecurity community.

Emma is a cross-sector technology policy leader with a commitment to human rights, safety, and trustworthy information online and off.

She currently leads the Global Youth Safety and Wellbeing Policy team on TikTok's Trust and Safety team.

Before that, while on the Responsible Technology team at Omidyar Network, Emma led a portfolio focused on youth organizing and responsible technology. There she also worked on a broad range of technology policy and platform accountability issues, including consumer protection, competition, misinformation, online safety, AI and privacy policy. At Omidyar Network, she co-founded the Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund, a $2m, 15-funder pooled fund looking to resource youth leaders working on responsible technology design, policy and advocacy. Before Omidyar Network, Emma researched the complexities of biometric digital identity, focused specifically on India’s Aadhaar infrastructure at the London School of Economics. Before that, she researched the financial challenges faced by new internet users in India, Indonesia, Mexico and Brazil at Google. In 2016, Emma was a recipient of a Fulbright-Nehru Research Fellowship where she led research at the nexus of human rights and anthropology in Maharashtra, India. Passionate about the intersection of arts and social change, she has also worked in civil society on performing arts education. She holds a B.A. in religion from Oberlin College and an M.A. in international development with a focus on technology from the LSE. Emma serves on the board Cyber Collective, the advisory board of the Center for Intimacy Justice, and is a non-resident Technology Policy Fellow with UC Berkeley.