Max Lytvyn is a co-founder of Grammarly and currently focuses on self-serve revenue growth as the Head of Self-Serve Revenue. Since its founding in 2009, Grammarly has grown from a subscription-based tool for students to the trusted AI assistant for work, serving over 30 million users and 70,000 professional teams.

Before helping build Grammarly, Max co-created MyDropBox, a plagiarism- detection company, and served as the Director of Product Strategy at Blackboard Inc. after it acquired MyDropBox. Max’s favorite aspect of working at Grammarly is exploring new opportunities and puzzling out challenges. He’s also inspired by working with and learning from a talented, values-driven team.

Max is a member of the Forbes Tech Council and has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Fast Company. Max holds a BBA in information systems from the International Christian University in Kyiv and holds an MBA from Vanderbilt University.

Tanis Jorge is a serial tech entrepreneur, advisor, and author best known as the co-founder of Trulioo, a global identity verification company that achieved Unicorn status in 2021. Her entrepreneurial journey began in junior high, when a locker assignment next to future co-founder Stephen Ufford sparked a lifelong friendship and business partnership. Together, they built and exited four tech companies over two decades.

With each venture, Jorge honed her expertise in scaling startups and navigating the complexities of co-founder dynamics. After stepping away from Trulioo, she turned her attention to mentoring entrepreneurs, focusing on the often-overlooked relationship between business partners. Today, she continues to guide founders through the challenges of entrepreneurship, sharing insights from her own journey and championing the power of strong co-founder alignment.

Rob Kenedi has spent over two decades turning great tech stories into must‑listen shows—and turning startups into real businesses.

He created and hosts Decelerator, a talk‑show‑meets‑podcast where a sharp monologue sets the stage before candid conversations with founders, investors, and ecosystem builders who are rewriting the tech playbook. Before Decelerator, Rob launched two influential series, the BetaKit podcast and Entrepreneurs in Small Rooms Drinking Coffee, that have shaped tech dialogue since 2014.

Off‑mic, Rob is a repeat founder and operator: he’s led venture‑backed and bootstrapped companies, helped lead a notable services firm to a Deloitte acquisition, and, as CEO of Endloop Studios, released a #1 iOS game in the mobile app heyday.

Today he advises startups from pre‑seed to scale‑up, unblocking growth with hard‑won operating insight and an unmatched network.
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Rob Kenedi has spent over two decades turning great tech stories into must‑listen shows—and turning startups into real businesses.

He created and hosts Decelerator, a talk‑show‑meets‑podcast where a sharp monologue sets the stage before candid conversations with founders, investors, and ecosystem builders who are rewriting the tech playbook. Before Decelerator, Rob launched two influential series, the BetaKit podcast and Entrepreneurs in Small Rooms Drinking Coffee, that have shaped tech dialogue since 2014.

Off‑mic, Rob is a repeat founder and operator: he’s led venture‑backed and bootstrapped companies, helped lead a notable services firm to a Deloitte acquisition, and, as CEO of Endloop Studios, released a #1 iOS game in the mobile app heyday.

Today he advises startups from pre‑seed to scale‑up, unblocking growth with hard‑won operating insight and an unmatched network.

Anabel Maldonado is a patent-holder, and the Founder & CEO of PSYKHE AI, the taste intelligence layer for commerce. Leveraging the most advanced psychographic dataset in retail, PSYKHE AI powers emotionally intelligent merchandising and product discovery for category-leading retailers in the AI era.

Chantelle Murnaghan leads Product Innovation for lululemon’s run, train, yoga, and On-The-Move apparel categories. In this role, Chantelle oversees the research that informs lululemon’s product creation process and drives new initiatives, from gathering scientific insights and identifying real human needs, to advanced prototyping, technical product development, and testing.

Chantelle’s expertise in the fields of neuroscience, neuromechanics, biomechanics, and sensory perception has been integral to the discovery and application of industry-shifting initiatives at lululemon, including the brand’s unique Science of Feelä innovation lens. Her team’s ground breaking work studying breast movement and movement management needs has shaped lululemon’s celebrated approach to technical sports bra design and resulted in product innovations like the Enlite Bra and AirSupport Bra.

Her collaborative and inclusive leadership style has created strong internal and external partnerships and elevated lululemon’s R&D processes. In addition to her cross-functional collaboration with lululemon’s Raw Materials, Design and Ambassador teams, Chantelle also leads partnerships with academic third parties, augmenting in-house capabilities with best-in class institutions to accelerate innovation across lululemon’s men’s and women’s apparel. Outside of work, Chantelle is a wife and mother of two young children, as well as a lifelong runner and skier.