Nimisha Tailor is the published author of “The Female Digital Revolution" and a competition and regulation specialist with international experience. She is the founder of E-nomics, a boutique economic consultancy, helping organisations navigate policies and regulations to compete, innovate and internationalise. She has experience of advising large tech companies, central banks, think tanks and international organisations (World Bank, OECD) in the areas of digital economy, digital finance, digital trade in Asia Pacific, United States and Latin America. Previously, she was Deputy Director at the Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore and has worked at competition authorities in United Kingdom, New Zealand and Australia (secondment).

Nimisha is a Keynote Asia’s Women Speakers Alumni and presents at both academic and Tech Industry conferences. She is the author of the paper ‘Competition in the New ASEAN Economy,’ and is an online guest lecturer for a New York University marketing class (Prague campus). In her spare time, Nimisha is a mentor on global and university mentoring programmes and is passionate about supporting women and young professionals. She volunteers at the Asia Institute of Mentoring, moderating webinars discussing technology and leadership.

She served in the UK Government Economic Service and has a MSc degree in Economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science.