Most people spend their careers trying to get into the room.
Deepshikha Kumar Anand built it.
Growing up in a middle-class family in Delhi — no connections, no capital, no blueprint — she saw something that most people missed. That Asia’s most powerful people had no single platform to convene, exchange, and learn from each other. That the conversations shaping the continent were happening in silos. And that access to those conversations was reserved for the very few.
So she created SpeakIn.
Today, SpeakIn is Asia’s most curated platform for speakers, coaches and thought leadership — and the room that Asia’s top 1% actually choose to be in.
Through the Asia Dialogues Forum, Deepshikha has convened the continent’s most senior leaders across Seoul, Singapore, Shanghai, Tokyo, Mumbai and Jakarta. CEOs of Fortune 500 companies. Ministers and heads of state. Media owners. University presidents. Policy makers who shape nations.
Not in the same conference. In the same room. Around the same table.
This is not networking. This is Asia’s most powerful address — where business meets bureaucracy, where academia meets industry, where the decisions that shape a continent get made.
31,000+ curated experts. 3,500+ enterprise clients. 30+ countries.
Every name in the network — hand-picked. Every room — by invitation only.
SpeakIn is not the biggest platform in Asia because it is open to everyone.
It is the most powerful because it is not.
And it was built by a woman from Delhi who was not born into any of these rooms.
Now she owns them.