Sunil Maulik

Sunil Maulik has over twenty-five years of experience in Silicon Valley. He currently teaches workshops on product design for long-term behavior change. He has been at five startups (two IPOs, two acquisitions, one failure.) Most recently, he was asked by the Danish Government to become ICT Director at the Innovation Center Denmark (Silicon Valley). Sunil has been involved in founding three companies: PeoplePower, an energy-analytics company, 500Friends, an e-commerce company; and GeneEd, a provider of healthcare e-learning. He has been an advisor to List.ly, KpnCook, Couchbase, Aerospike and AlphaPoint. He has held management positions at Pangea Systems, Tripos (NASDAQ:TRPS), Hoffmann-La Roche, Oxford Molecular (LSE: OXMOL), and IntelliGenetics. Sunil’s Ph.D. in biophysics specialized in mathematical methods for 3-D image reconstruction and was published on the cover of the prestigious scientific journal Nature. His book “Molecular Biotechnology” (J. Wiley & Sons) sold over 4000 copies and has been used in four university courses. He holds patents in gene pattern-matching, e-learning and e-mail analytics. He has been a winner (in conjunction with John Teeter and Gene Wang of PeoplePower) of a $1.45MM SBIR from the DoE, and (with Banny Banerjee of the Stanford d-school) a prestigious GE “Ecomagination” award. Sunil participates in several non-profit ventures dedicated to health and wellness in sustainable communities, including the Pacific AIDS Education Center, the South Asian Heart Study, and Project Ahimsa. He is enthralled by the opportunity to help extend wellness across the globe by bringing the power of informatics to everyday users.