Dolly Oberoi

Chief Executive Officer

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Dolly Oberoi is a thought leader, innovator, entrepreneur, and a pioneer in online education and immersive learning. For more than 30 years, she has focused on enhancing human performance through education, training, and MS&T, using immersive technologies (AR/VR/XR, Metaverse, Digital Twins), AI, machine learning, robotics, data analytics, and human capital management. As co-founder and CEO of C²TI, Oberoi has grown her company to 500 employees in 44 locations, with more than 150 clients.

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