Kripa Rajshekhar

Kripa Rajshekhar is a renowned figure in the field of Third Wave Artificial Intelligence (3Wai) and the founder of Metonymize, a pioneering team in this domain.

With significant successes in utilizing 3Wai across various applications, Kripa's team at Metonymize achieved a milestone in 2017 by passing a 'Turing Test' equivalent for patent law.

Prior to his current role, Kripa co-founded Mintor, a platform focusing on connecting skilled young individuals with job opportunities, aiming to bridge the global Skills Gap.

Kripa's professional journey includes being a key figure at EY, where he led the Corporate Finance Strategy practice and served as the group's lead Tech Partner, overseeing numerous projects for top corporations and private equity funds.

His diverse experience spans research in signal processing at Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, algorithm development at RPI's Computer Vision Lab, and involvement with successful startups like CG CoreEl, Sigmatel, and Inductis.

Kripa's educational background includes studies in Electrical Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Entrepreneurship at Stanford University, and a Bachelor's degree in Telecommunications and Electronics from College Of Engineering Pune.

An avid learner and outdoor enthusiast, Kripa values spending time with his family, engaging in activities like reading, philosophy, hiking, and meditation.

Furthermore, he has been associated with organizations like DARPA, NSF, Ernst & Young, KPMG, and several technology R&D firms, contributing significantly to the tech and business landscapes.