Mary Grace Mirandilla-Santos is an independent researcher on telecommunications and information and communications technology (ICT) policy, with a special focus on the Internet’s impact on development and society. Since 2005, she’s been analyzing broadband policy and regulation, competition, and solutions to universal ICT access. Currently, she works as:

• lead policy researcher of the Broadband Infrastructure Project under the Coalitions for Change program of The Asia Foundation;
• digital technology research consultant at the Asian Development Bank

Grace is a research fellow of LirneAsia, a regional ICT policy think tank, vice president for policy of the Internet Society (ISOC) Philippines Chapter, and lead convener of the Better Broadband Alliance, a coalition of citizens and stakeholders committed to supporting policy initiatives that bring better broadband services to the Philippines. Recently, she began research in cybersecurity under the Secure Connections project of The Asia Foundation.

Recent publication:
The Asia Foundation. (2018 October). From Analog to Digital: Philippine Policy and Emerging Internet Technologies. Manila. https://asiafoundation.org/publication/from-analog-to-digital/

William is considered a "CTO ng Bayan". He runs technology for MDI Novare working on various projects involving digital transformation, elastic infrastructure, and end to end AGILE DevOps. In his career, he has supported various customers such Airtel, BPI, Delta, Globe, Safeway, Shell, Smart, Thomson and Verizon, to name a few. He is an active advocate of shaping Internet and Technology policy working with organizations such as the Internet Society, The Asia Foundation, PH-CERT, PPCRV and the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT). He is a teacher, at heart, and continues to lecture at the Ateneo de Manila University.