Ahmad Wani is the CEO and Co-Founder of One Concern, a Resilience as a Service solution provider that brings disaster science together with machine learning for better decision making. A native of Kashmir, India, Ahmad was inspired to create One Concern, having personally experienced the devastating impact of disasters on his family and community in India. In 2016, Forbes named him as one of the world’s top innovators in its “30 Under 30” edition. Ahmad holds a Master’s Degree in Structural Engineering, with a focus on seismic engineering, from Stanford University. Before attending Stanford, he performed structural design and risk analysis for critical infrastructure for the Central Government of India.

Nicole is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Co-Founder at One Concern, where she leads the Engineering Team and oversees end-to-end product delivery. Nicole was named by Forbes magazine as one of the world's top thirty innovators, in its Forbes 30 under 30 edition. Prior to One Concern, she worked as a Software Development Engineer on critical projects in the core platform team at Flipkart, the fastest growing e-commerce platform in India, from 2013 to 2015. Nicole has a Master of Science in Computer Science from Stanford University.

Ahmad Wani is the CEO and Co-Founder of One Concern, a Resilience as a Service solution provider that brings disaster science together with machine learning for better decision making. A native of Kashmir, India, Ahmad was inspired to create One Concern, having personally experienced the devastating impact of disasters on his family and community in India. In 2016, Forbes named him as one of the world’s top innovators in its “30 Under 30” edition. Ahmad holds a Master’s Degree in Structural Engineering, with a focus on seismic engineering, from Stanford University. Before attending Stanford, he performed structural design and risk analysis for critical infrastructure for the Central Government of India.

Nicole is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Co-Founder at One Concern, where she leads the Engineering Team and oversees end-to-end product delivery. Nicole was named by Forbes magazine as one of the world's top thirty innovators, in its Forbes 30 under 30 edition. Prior to One Concern, she worked as a Software Development Engineer on critical projects in the core platform team at Flipkart, the fastest growing e-commerce platform in India, from 2013 to 2015. Nicole has a Master of Science in Computer Science from Stanford University.

Nnenna Nnoli is the Chief Financial Officer of One Concern. She began her finance career on Wall Street as an investment banker before moving into operating roles in the financial services and technology sectors.

Joe is the CMO at One Concern. Before joining One Concern, he advised a number of socially-driven entrepreneurs and brands, including will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas and his LA-based startup i.am+ and IKEA and its sustainability leadership team. Joe was a founding team member for the world’s largest cleantech startup, Better Place. As CMO, Joe created a global movement behind a campaign addressing the challenge, “How Do You Make the World a Better Place by 2020?” As a consultant, he twice led the world’s largest technology practices for the world’s leading communications agencies with Edelman and Hill & Knowlton.

Janet Heppner-Jones is a seasoned professional with a wealth of experience at both startups and larger companies. Janet is recognized as a trail blazer in the technology industry, consistently delivering exceptional results while driving innovation. Janet started her career as a sales representative with IBM where she earned the prestigious Eagle award (top 1% of the sales force achieving 200% of annual quota). Janet first became a sales leader of the software agents at IBM. Janet joined SAP leading a global sales team in the west and went on to lead High Tech, A&D, and eventually ran all of Manufacturing as the SVP and GM, where she oversaw seven Vice Presidents and a $550M business unit. During the dotcom boom, Janet expanded her leadership expertise as CEO of two software startups in the financial industry. Janet led field operations globally at MatrixOne before joining Ariba where she was instrumental in helping Ariba get to Hyper growth and sell the organization to SAP. Janet’s deep expertise in utilities, manufacturing, oil and gas, power, transportation led her to ABB leading the sales team for 5 years. Janet’s expertise lies in rapidly scaling teams, and she has demonstrated her abilities at renowned companies such as IBM, Ariba, SAP, ABB. In her most recent role, Janet served as the Chief Revenue Officer of a Transportation Management software company where she played a crucial role in overseeing and optimizing the company’s revenue streams. Her extensive knowledge of supply chain, combined with her ability to build and motivate high performing teams, has been key to her success. Janet has a passion for driving business growth and a big focus on understanding what the customer is looking for, what returns they get, and which solutions match to those objectives. Janet has a BS degree in Business from the University of Colorado Denver.

Dr. Bohn is the Chief Strategy Officer; he leads our solutions and research divisions. He recently served as the Chief Research & Innovation Officer and Head of Research & Engagement at the Swiss Re Institute. Before this role, he was Chief Science Officer and Head of GX Labs at State Street Global Exchange in San Francisco. Before moving back to California, he established the Portfolio Analytics and Valuation Department within State Street Global Markets Japan in Tokyo. He previously ran the Risk and Regulatory Financial Services consulting practice at PWC Japan.

Experienced leader of consulting practice with a strong foundation in digital technology and the financial services industry. Most recently as Managing Partner and founder of the KPMG’s Japan Consulting Practice as well as a role as Chief Digital Officer of KPMG Japan, which consist of audit, tax and advisory practices. He established the local consulting practice of KPMG in 2011 from green field and has developed it to the volume of 700 headcount and 100 Million USD of yearly revenue. In addition to business start-up and management of consulting practice, he has gained extensive experience in the financial services industry across sub-sectors. He also worked at Deloitte (both at old and new ones) and PwC Consulting (currently IBM GBS) on a range of operational and strategic issues, including M&A, standing up new organizations, marketing strategies, organizational transformation, financial management and IT transformation.