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Steven Wolfe Pereira
Steven Wolfe Pereira is Founder & CEO of Alpha, an AI governance intelligence company serving boards and executives. Former C-suite executive at Datalogix / Oracle, Neustar, and Quantcast; board member, startup advisor and Forbes contributor.
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Sonita Lontoh
Sonita is a public company director focused on AI, energy, and digital transformation. She serves on the boards of Sunrun (RUN) and TrueBlue (TBI), is a partner at Alpha, and advises Sway Ventures; former leader at HP, Siemens, PG&E, and tech firms.
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