Bryan Cunningham: Executive Director of the Cybersecurity Policy & Research Institute at UCI. He is a leading international expert on cybersecurity law and policy, a former White House lawyer and adviser and a media commentator on cybersecurity, technology and surveillance issues.

Shwetank Dixit: VP of core technology at eyeo. Leading development and research into technologies and approaches surrounding user choice and protection at eyeo. Has broad experience and interests in privacy and user protection technologies, web standards, web accessibility for people with disabilities, and technology policy (especially in developing countries).

Steven Englehardt: Steven is a lead privacy engineer and researcher at DuckDuckGo, where he designs and builds privacy-enhancing features across DuckDuckGo's browser and search engine. He previously lead the Enhanced Tracking Protection initiative in Mozilla Firefox and relevant standardization efforts at the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).

Ben Livshits: Chief Scientist for Brave Software. He has spearheaded the research behind a privacy-focused, performance-oriented Brave browser that supports blockchain-based micropayments. He is also a Reader at Imperial College London and an affiliate professor at the University of Washington.

Henning Schulzrinne: Professor at Columbia. Previously served as CTO of the FCC and currently advising lawmakers on federal privacy laws.

Nina Taft: Leader of the Applied Privacy Research group at Google. Interested in implementing privacy tools into Google products and in improving privacy friendliness in developer ecosystems.

Claire Vishik: Senior Director of Trusted Technologies at INTEL. Her interests include: Security and Privacy for IoT, Privacy Policies and Regulation.

Benjamin Moskowitz: Director of Consumer Reports' Digital Lab, a major initiative to expand CR’s work on privacy, digital security, and emerging concerns in digital consumer protection.