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Ojas Rege

Experienced Technology Executive and Advisor

Ojas Rege is the Chief Product Officer at One Concern, a company focused on developing intelligent resilience systems to mitigate the impacts of natural disasters. He has a substantial background in technology leadership, having previously held significant roles at various companies.

Education and Early Career

  • Degrees: Ojas holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Computer Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), along with an MBA from Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
  • Early Roles: His career includes leadership positions at Yahoo!, Sybase (after its acquisition of AvantGo), and Acclaim Entertainment, where he contributed to product management and strategy.

Professional Experience

  • One Concern: Rege has been instrumental in shaping the product strategy at One Concern since he joined as CPO in 2019. The company specializes in resilience-as-a-service solutions that leverage disaster science and technology.
  • MobileIron: Before his tenure at One Concern, he served in various roles at MobileIron, including Chief Strategy Officer and Chief Marketing Officer, playing a key role in its growth leading to an acquisition by Ivanti in 2020.
  • Other Roles: He has also worked as a GTM Advisor for several startups and has extensive experience in privacy and data governance.

Achievements

Ojas Rege is known for his contributions to mobility, security, and product management, including co-inventing patents. His expertise extends to navigating complex product lifecycles and driving innovation within the tech industry.

Current Focus

At One Concern, Rege is dedicated to advancing technologies that enhance community resilience against climate-related disasters, integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning into their solutions.123

Highlights

Aug 2 · linkedin

Texas took a firm stand on biometric data protection this week. See below for insights from our OneTrust DataGuidance team on biometric legislation in Texas and other states, along with related enforcement actions.

Jul 17 · linkedin

For AI Appreciation Day, I provided VMblog thoughts from our experience at OneTrust on how to responsibly take advantage of the opportunities ahead:

"As AI becomes more deeply embedded into business models and people's daily lives, the ethical and legal obligations of each organization to use AI responsibly increase. AI systems center on data, and many organizations feel the pressure to collect more data, create richer proprietary datasets, and use AI as a competitive advantage. However, models do not easily "unlearn" if trained on poor data, and if models are trained on inappropriate or non-compliant data, they might have to be decommissioned or retrained from scratch at great cost to the business. Violations are also subject to a new FTC penalty called "algorithmic disgorgement," which requires destroying an AI model or set of algorithms if an organization is found to have trained that model on illegally obtained data. These penalties may also restrict the organization's use of that technology moving forward.

The ubiquity of AI across software systems also requires an organization to look beyond its own four walls to its hundreds or thousands of software vendors and partners that are integrating machine learning models into their own offerings. This ecosystem creates an entirely new vector of risks that must be assessed by every organization across its supply chain.

The answer to these risks and penalties is not to reduce investment in AI, but rather embed AI governance early in the development and procurement process so that appropriate risk assessment and mitigation measures become early enablers, not late-stage gates, for the business. For example, an organization must fully understand the training data going into its own models and those of its partners before it is used. AI governance that starts at the point of project design and data collection is one of the most effective ways to minimize future privacy, security, and ethical issues with AI."

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Experience

SVP & GM, OneTrust Privacy and Data Governance Cloud at OneTrust
Chief Product Officer at One Concern, Chief Strategy Officer / Chief Marketing Officer / VP Products at MobileIron

Education

BS, MS in Computer Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology; MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business

Location

Menlo Park, California