Apurv Mishra

Apurv Mishra is a TED Fellow, deep tech entrepreneur and a cross-disciplinary expert in Machine Learning, Data Privacy and Cryptography. He recently Co-Founded Beskar Inc. where he is developing next generation Data Anonymization and Security Systems as the Chief Technology Officer. Over the past 14 years, Apurv has successfully built multiple ventures and holds several patents in the space. His contributions have wide-ranging impact: • Served as an emerging technologies council member at the World Economic Forum, Scientific American. • Advised governments including the Parliament of Japan and the Government of the United Arab Emirates. • Driven innovation at Deutsche Telekom, Jaguar Land Rover, ARM, Microsoft Research and BMW. In 2016, Apurv became the Chief Technology Officer of doc.ai (acquired by Sharecare) and soon to be publicly traded digital health company. Anthem has partnered with doc.ai with a $100 million contract to use the platform and portfolio of privacy-first technologies and artificial intelligence software service. He is also the former Chief Operating Officer of Datawallet, a leading data privacy compliance platform. Raised over $41 Million USD backed by Tim Draper and Marc Benioff (CEO of Salesforce). He has been the youngest member of the World Economic Forum - Global Agenda Meta-Council on Emerging Technologies 2014 - 2016 and Member of the World Economic Forum - Global Agenda Council on Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, 2014-2016. He holds a Masters in Technology Policy from University of Cambridge - Department of Engineering. He invented 'Glabenator' aged 14 years, in response to his grandfather's paralysis. This invention won the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair Grand Award 2006 (Engineering) at Indianapolis, President of India's National Technology Award 2006 and Lecture during Nobel Prize Ceremony 2009 at Stockholm (as Nobel Foundation's Seaborg SIYSS Fellow).