Executive Leadership
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Gehan Rajapakse
Founder and President of Six Degrees Group, responsible for the company’s vision, architecture, and global strategy. With a career spanning advanced technology, finance, hospitality, and social enterprise, Gehan brings a rare ability to design systems that operate simultaneously across commercial, regulatory, and human dimensions.
Moe Saleh
Moe Saleh is a senior technologist with deep experience in blockchain engineering, distributed systems, and product delivery. He has led development teams across multiple Web3 and enterprise platforms, with a strong focus on scalability and production-grade execution.
Ken Wei
Ken Wei brings extensive experience across global banking, financial regulation, and sovereign advisory. His background includes senior roles and advisory work involving Tier-1 banks, regulators, and multinational institutions.
Andrew Horton
Andrew Horton is a globally recognised cybersecurity expert with decades of experience protecting critical infrastructure, financial systems, and enterprise platforms. His background spans advanced threat detection, cyber defence architecture, and advisory roles. He is also co-founder of Threat Canary, an AI-powered cybersecurity platform, and has led security operations and offensive security assessments for banks and critical public-sector systems. His open-source security tools ship in Kali Linux, and his research has been cited in over a hundred academic publications, including proceedings of USENIX Security, ACM CCS, and IEEE S&P. He is a New Zealand citizen based in Australia.
Josh Van Zak
Josh is an MIT-educated applied artificial intelligence specialist with extensive experience delivering enterprise-grade AI across both tier-one global banks and agile financial institutions. His work spans the implementation of AI capabilities across risk, compliance, operations, and customer intelligence, with a strong emphasis on governance, auditability, and regulatory alignment. He completed a postgraduate fellowship in systems biology at Harvard Medical School and is a recipient of the Quest AI Award for Artificial Intelligence research. Josh has led and advised research initiatives at Yale University and the University of Cambridge, applying a rigorous systems-engineering approach to complex, high-stakes environments. He serves as an advisor to the MIT Media Lab and MIT’s Engineering Innovation Group, as well as the Diagnostics Accelerator at Harvard Medical School, and is a UNESCO Peace Fellow. Josh supports banks and institutions in adopting artificial intelligence safely, responsibly, and at scale.
