Prateek Kaul is a social entrepreneur and co-founder of GiftAbled, working to expand opportunities for persons with disabilities through inclusive employment and assistive solutions. With over 15 years of experience in the technology sector, he transitioned from corporate roles to full-time social impact work, focusing on practical, scalable approaches to disability inclusion. A regular speaker at industry and social impact forums, Prateek brings a grounded perspective on how technology can enable accessibility and inclusion. Under his leadership, GiftAbled has evolved into a trusted partner for organisations seeking disability inclusion solutions, with a growing footprint across India and a focus on creating measurable impact for underserved communities.

Prarthana Kaul is a dynamic cause marketeer and expert in disability inclusion and social entrepreneurship. As Co-Founder of GiftAbled, she's made a profound impact, empowering thousands of People with Disabilities and underprivileged individuals across India. A highly sought-after speaker and consultant, Prarthana has collaborated with top corporations and institutions, delivering workshops on disability inclusion, volunteer management, sign language, and employee engagement. Her achievements have been recognized with numerous awards, including the Best Social Entrepreneur Award. With a remarkable track record of mobilizing 25,000+ volunteers and partnering with hundreds of non-profits, Prarthana continues to drive positive change.

Ravi Valdiya is a freelance photographer with an engineering education and experience of more than a decade in the corporate sector. During his job, he started volunteering for various causes with different NGOs in Bangalore. At that time, Ravi realised the effectiveness of photography in raising social awareness and started using his hobby of photography to capture stories conveying social issues.

At present, Ravi has close to 15 years of volunteering experience with more than 15 organisations working for different causes. Ravi is also a photography trainer and has been conducting photography workshops for students with hearing impairment. He is also one of the trainers at Eka Educational and Charitable Trust, teaching photography to children with learning and developmental delays.