Wyng CEO and leadership

Prakash Mishra has a track record building and leading product and technology teams. He is co-founder and CTO of Wyng, a marketing CMS and data platform that brands use to have conversations with customers about their needs and preferences, and use what they learn to deliver a more relevant customer experience. Wyng customers include Turner, L'Oreal, Nestle, LVMH, and Philip Morris International.Previously, Prakash was Operating Partner at Connect Capital, an early-stage venture fund affiliated with Insight Partners; VP Products at eGain; co-founder and CTO of Sitebridge, acquired by eGain; co-founder and CEO of Spoken Hub; and technology advisor to the Democratic National Committee. He remains a managing member of Spoken Hub. Prakash has also held software engineering roles at Goldman Sachs and Bell Communications Research. Prakash is an early investor in tech startups, including Facebook, Good Data, Transact Tools (acquired by NYSE), Kaptur (acquired by AHAlife), and is currently a Venture Partner at Converge Ventures, and an LP at 500 Startups. Prakash holds a MS from Carnegie Mellon University and a BS from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He lives in Farmington, Connecticut with his wife and three children.

Prakash Mishra has a track record building and leading product and technology teams. He is co-founder and CTO of Wyng, a marketing CMS and data platform that brands use to have conversations with customers about their needs and preferences, and use what they learn to deliver a more relevant customer experience. Wyng customers include Turner, L'Oreal, Nestle, LVMH, and Philip Morris International.Previously, Prakash was Operating Partner at Connect Capital, an early-stage venture fund affiliated with Insight Partners; VP Products at eGain; co-founder and CTO of Sitebridge, acquired by eGain; co-founder and CEO of Spoken Hub; and technology advisor to the Democratic National Committee. He remains a managing member of Spoken Hub. Prakash has also held software engineering roles at Goldman Sachs and Bell Communications Research. Prakash is an early investor in tech startups, including Facebook, Good Data, Transact Tools (acquired by NYSE), Kaptur (acquired by AHAlife), and is currently a Venture Partner at Converge Ventures, and an LP at 500 Startups. Prakash holds a MS from Carnegie Mellon University and a BS from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He lives in Farmington, Connecticut with his wife and three children.