MYNA MUKHERJEE is a cultural producer, curator, and the founder/Director of Engendered, a New York/New Delhi based Transnational Arts and Human rights organisation with a focus on the intersections of gender and marginalities in South Asia. She is interested in art curation as a feminist practice, an instigation/investigation and reflection of aesthetics and visual spectacle, as means towards subversion of a hegemonic culture. A management strategy consultant by training, Myna left a successful career on Wall Street, to produce and curate the best in contemporary South Asian art, cinema and performance festivals in New York. She has curated internationally at the Lincoln Center, Asia Society, Tribeca Film Center, Queens Museum, and others. For the India Chapter of Engendered, she initiated Delhi’s first and only alternative art space that served as one of the first gallery and artist residency dedicated to incubating a space for cultural production around issues of gender, sexuality and rights for marginalities for over 5 years. She has curated some of India's most prolific touring visual arts exhibitions, and brought to Delhi North America's largest South Asian Human Rights film festival, I View World in 2016. In 2019 Life Style Asia magazine listed her as one of the top 5 curators revolutionising the Indian art scene. In 2020 she was invited to co-curate Hub India, a survey program representing the contemporary art and eco-system of India for Artissima, one of Italy's most pivotal art fairs.

Jitin Hingorani is the Founder and Festivals Director of TWO prominent South Asian Film Festivals in the United States – Dallas/Fort Worth SAFF & New York City SAFF. He also serves as the Principal/CEO of JINGO Media, a boutique PR, marketing and events management firm focused on film, arts, entertainment and fashion. His clients have included Toyota USA, Wells Fargo, AARP, Hotstar, United Breweries Group, The Times of Money Group, New York Indian Film Festival, I-View World Film Festival, Sikh International Film Festival, Indo-American Arts Council, Fashion Designers Sabyasachi, Anita Dongre and Masaba, Celebrity Chef Vikas Khanna and Jewelry Designer Amrita Singh. His PR efforts have led to media coverage on the Oprah Winfrey Show, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Good Morning America, Variety, New Yorker Magazine, Time Out, Huffington Post and several other major mainstream and South Asian media outlets. Jitin is also the Senior Entertainment Reporter/Anchor for Asian Variety Show (AVS), the longest-running Bollywood entertainment program in the U.S., with a viewership of 66 million households. In his television career, Jitin has covered and/or managed more than 100 celebrity red carpets and interviewed the likes of Nicole Kidman, Dev Patel, Hilary Swank, Ewan McGregor, Shah Rukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Deepak Chopra, just to name a few. He received his degrees in Broadcast Journalism and English Literature from The University of Texas at Austin and Oxford University in the U.K. In his spare time, Jitin enjoys watching British crime dramas and reviewing global independent cinema.