Amrita has been an integral part of Infosys Foundation USA since its inception. She manages the day-to-day operations with a "can do" attitude and enjoys the opportunities to work with various grantees. As Operation Lead she oversees the entire grant making process lifecycle and coordinates all funded programs.

Amrita holds a Masters in Business Administration and has over 12 years of work experience in Operations, Sales, HR and Finance functions. The best part of her job is working with the most passionate and amazing people and together making a difference in CS and Maker Education. She advocates making and is an artist who creates hand painted nontoxic stained wine glasses.

Bethany Quinn serves as Corporate Secretary and General Counsel for the Foundation.

Juan serves as a trustee of Infosys Foundation USA and offers his expertise in teaching computer science to further the organization’s mission. Additionally, he serves as Dean of US Innovation Hubs for Infosys, as part of the company’s strategic initiative in the US to hire and train 10,000 new employees on cutting-edge technology areas, including artificial intelligence, machine learning, user experience, emerging digital technologies, cloud, and big data and teaching.

Based out of Plano, TX, Juan previously was Associate Dean of Engineering and Professor of Computer Science at Georgia Southern University. Prior to that he was a faculty member at University of South Carolina. Juan has a Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University, a Master’s degree from CINVESTAV-IPN and a B.E in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas, El Paso. In 2008 Juan received the prestigious Gold Nugget Award from the University of Texas at El Paso, given each year to exceptional graduates from the College of Engineering. His research is published in more than sixty articles, several book chapters, and many conferences. He has held academic-related leadership roles at Google and Microsoft Research.

As the Executive Director of the Infosys Foundation USA, Kate is inspired to advance the Foundation’s commitment to bridge the digital divide through Computer Science and Maker education.

She has over 17 years of international policy and economic development experience globally with governments, private foundations, non-profits and the United Nations. Previously, Kate worked at KPMG LLP within the global infrastructure, corporate social responsibility and philanthropy spheres in the US, UK and Latin America. During that time she had the good fortune to work on the Future Role of Civil Society project at the World Economic Forum USA. Most recently, Kate was immersed in developing public-private partnerships that advance the Sustainable Development Goals with a particular focus on lifelong learning, data and gender equality. In addition to her professional consulting experience, Kate worked for Senator Richard G. Lugar on the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee and was a Country Manager for Mexico and Central America at the U.S. Trade & Development Agency.

Kate is passionate about the power of education and technology to create positive social impact. She is a member of the Board of Directors of Mary’s Meals USA; served as a Global Give Back Circle Mentor; co-founded and leads the Wake Forest University ‘Global Deacs’ alumni network and serves on the Wake Forest University Alumni Council. Kate was previously a member of the Johns Hopkins University Alumni Association, co-led the JHU SAIS New York Alumni Club and served on the Executive Committee of the SAIS Women Lead initiative. She is a graduate of Wake Forest University with a BA in Spanish and Political Science and the Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies with a MA in International Economics and Latin American Studies.

Ravi Kumar S. serves as chairperson of Infosys Foundation USA and offers his extensive leadership experience to further the Foundation’s mission. As President and the Deputy Chief Operating Officer at Infosys, he leads the Infosys global delivery organization across all industry segments, driving digital transformation services, application development and maintenance; independent validation services, engineering services, emerging technology solutions, business intelligence and analytics, cloud and infrastructure, and enterprise package applications service lines. As champion for Infosys’ US talent model, Ravi is driving the creation of several new Innovation and Technology Hubs by collaborating closely with clients, local and state governments, and academic ecosystems.

Additionally, Ravi is an honorary founding board member of the Technology Advisory Board at MIT Forum; advisory board member of the Global Supply Chain Center at Marshall Business School, USC; member of the Young Presidents Organization - Manhattan Chapter; and member of Oracle’s Enterprise Project Portfolio Management Board. Ravi holds a Master’s degree in Business Administration from Xavier Institute of Management, Bhubaneswar, India. He started his career as a nuclear scientist at the Bhabha Atomic Research Center and has previously held management roles at Oracle Corporation, Cambridge Technology Partners, and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

In her role as Social Media Coordinator at Infosys Foundation USA, Rebecca combines her passion for communications and connecting great minds in the digital world with helping others. Rebecca has been working with the Foundation since it was founded in 2015 and built its social media presence from scratch.

In addition to her role at Infosys Foundation USA, Rebecca is the Head of Social Media and Employer Branding at Infosys Ltd., responsible for the company’s representation on social channels in the U.S.

Steph is a Senior Program Fellow at Infosys Foundation USA. She served as the Senior Advisor for Making at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy from 2014-2016. In this role, she helped develop President Obama’s Nation of Makers initiative to support and broaden access to the Maker Movement. She is a founding Board Member of Nation of Makers, an independent non-profit supporting more than 350 maker spaces and maker organizations, co-organized the Makers for Global Good Summit and serves on the advisory council for California Community Colleges CCC Maker initiative. She was a Science Program Fellow at the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation where she helped ramp up the first year of the Moore Inventor Fellows program and supported the foundation’s efforts focused on science education.

Steph has a B.S. in Marketing and Media Studies from the University of Virginia and an M.S. in Information Management from Syracuse University. She is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Information Science at Cornell University where her research looks at the role of open source and intellectual property on the development of emerging technologies.