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Anahita Poonegar Makes Trust Legible
A Cornell-trained planner became the translator, marketer, and operator behind Intertrust's shift from digital rights to data governance - while building its India business from the ground up.
Jon Baltz Built a Music Career in the Margins of the Play Button
Before creator revenue became a conference cliché, Jon Baltz was helping independent musicians collect the money hiding inside fan uploads. His 15-year path from college booking rooms to Symphonic is a lesson in making the unglamorous machinery matter.
Vishal Gauri
Vishal Gauri is the CEO of Seclore, a data-centric security company protecting enterprise information in the AI era. A scientist-turned-entrepreneur with 18 patents and a PhD from Ohio State, he built his career from General Electric labs to Silicon Valley boardrooms, co-founded a venture capital fund (IvyCap Ventures), and now leads a $59.5M-revenue company that guards sensitive data as it flows across organizations, borders, and AI systems.
Talal Shamoon
Talal G. Shamoon is a Silicon Valley-based CEO, electrical engineer, and computer scientist who has led Intertrust Technologies since 2003. A Cornell-trained PhD, he helped pioneer digital rights management in the late 1990s and has since built Intertrust into a global leader in trusted computing, data governance, and IoT security. Under his leadership, Intertrust's patents and products now underpin billions of licensed devices worldwide, spanning entertainment, energy, and connected infrastructure.