Rahul Aggarwal is the CEO and Co-Founder of Arktan, a Silicon Valley company, pioneering Social TV, Music, Sports and Social Brand products being used by leading brands to build interactive social experiences for their users and increase revenue. Rahul has steered Arktan as it has innovated and deployed technology that enables UMG, NBC, Discovery, Washington Post and other brands to extend real-time Social Web curated content and conversation to their sites and apps.

Prior to Arktan, Rahul was a Distinguished Engineer at Juniper Networks where he innovated and drove the adoption of Internet routing products, technologies and standards across the industry. He is the author of over 25 Internet drafts and RFCs and holds over 20 patents. He received his B.S. from Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee and M.S. from University of Minnesota.

As Senior Vice President of Digital, Jennifer Kavanagh is responsible for innovating and leading Oxygen's digital initiatives on all existing and emerging platforms. Well versed in the online space for 15 years, Kavanagh joined Oxygen in 2006. Under her leadership, Oxygen.com has experienced rapid multi-platform growth. Most recently, Kavanagh was added to CableFAX Magazine's 2011 Hot List and honored in their 2010 Most Powerful Women in Cable issue as one of the Top Women in Cable as well as Cable Technology.

Kavanagh currently oversees Oxygen's suite of digital assets including Oxygen.com and the wildly successful OxygenLive.com, recently the recipient of a 2010 Media Vanguard Award. OxygenLive is the first two-screen experience in which fans can socialize, interact and react with Oxygen talent during every episode in real time. This socially driven viewing party allows fans to log in using their Facebook or Twitter accounts to join the party at OxygenLive.com or via the app which is available on iOS and Android devices.

Following the launch of OxygenLive.com in 2009, Oxygen brought social TV to the next level launching OxygenLive TV. This experience closed the loop on co-viewing by bringing the real time viewing conversation back the screen. Select superfans were featured on screen accompanied by their avatar and Facebook or Twitter comments.

Kavanagh has brokered high-profile partnerships with innovative digital companies like Shazam, GroupMe, Broadcastr and GetGlue. She has spoken on several social media and strategic relationship panels at Digital Hollywood, Media Summit NY and the 2010 CMO Spotlight Forum, to name a few.

Kavanagh is also responsible for optimizing digital opportunities for advertisers as part of Oxygen's 360 offerings. These opportunities leverage the power of digital platforms to deliver groundbreaking, high performance campaigns. .

Jeffrey G. Weber, AT&T Vice President, Video Products, is responsible for AT&T U-verseSM services, the company's initiative to deliver integrated TV, Internet and voice services over its expanded fiber network. AT&T expects to pass approximately 30 million living units by the end of 2011 as part of its initial network deployment, using fiber-to-the-node (FTTN) and fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) technologies.

Mr. Weber is responsible for product development and strategy, including AT&T U-verse TV, U-verse Mobile, and U-verse Online multi-screen programming, interactive apps and integration across TV, smartphone, PC, and tablet devices. His team oversees U-verse TV and video product management, implementation, business development and subscriber growth.

Mr. Weber joined SBC in 1986 and has held a number of positions, including roles in IT, sales, strategy, network operations and marketing, while working on local, long distance, data, wireless, and entertainment services.

Mr. Weber is a native of Norman, Okla. He received a MIS degree from the University of Oklahoma and an MBA from Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management.

Mr. Weber and his wife, Lesa, have two children, Allie and Parker.

Gayle Weiswasser is the Vice President of Social Media at Discovery Communications, where she oversees social media communications strategy for Discovery and its networks and corporate initiatives. This includes managing the networks' Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ strategy and implementation, as well as partnerships with social TV services, on-air social media integration, social media monitoring, and emerging platforms.

Prior to her position at Discovery, Gayle worked at Arlington-based crisis communications firm TMG strategies, where she advised Fortune 500 companies on using social media during times of crisis. She has a law degree from Harvard Law School, and formerly practiced both intellectual property and transactional law in Washington DC and San Francisco.