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DAY ONE AGENDA: OPENING SESSION

2:00 pm

Opening Remarks Kimberly B. Davis, President JPMorgan Chase Foundation

2:10 pm

The Business Case for Shared Value & Social Innovation Alan Hassenfeld, Chairman of the Executive Committee Hasbro Kay Koplovitz, Chairman Springboard Enterprises Desh Desphande, Philanthropist; Chairman and Founder Sycamore Networks Jason Saul, CEO Mission Measurement Moderator: Timothy McClimon, President American Express Foundation

2:50 pm

The Power of Storytelling: Narratives for Impact Monica Lozano, Chief Executive Officer impreMedia Paull Young, Director of Digital charity: water Eileen Sweeney, Senior Director, Giving and Community Relations Motorola Mobility Francine LeFrak, Producer, Philanthropist; Founder Same Sky Moderator: Hunter Walk, Head of Social Good Initiatives YouTube

3:30 pm

Transition Break into Workshops (concurrent; select one)

WORKSHOP: EDUCATION
Chair: Shannon Schuyler, Senior Managing Director, Corporate Responsibility Leader PwC
Bridging the Education Gap through Partnerships Nitzan Pelman, Executive Director - Citizen Schools New York Kim Jasmin, Executive Director and Region Executive - JPMorgan Chase Yvonne Thomas, Senior Program Manager, Microsoft Citizenship & Public Affairs Microsoft Moderator: Shannon Schuyler, Senior Managing Director, Corporate Responsibility Leader PwC

3:45 pm

4:15 pm

Interactive Roundtables (concurrent; select one) 1) Financial Education Shannon Schuyler, Senior Managing Director, Corporate Responsibility Leader PwC 2) STEM Education and Social Darwinism: Creating a Seamless U.S. STEM Pipeline Rebecca Lucore, Head of Corporate Social Responsibility - Bayer Corporation 3) Education in the Era of Outsourced Memory Shelly Palmer, Host - Shelly Palmer Digital Living 4) Multi-cultural Education: Bridging the Digital Divide Monica Lozano, Chief Executive Officer - impreMedia

WORKSHOP: TECH FOR GOOD

Chair: Deepak Puri, Director, Business Development (VMware Foundation Advisor) VMware
Leveraging Technology for Social Good: Who, Why and How? Ali Marano, Head of Technology for Social Good - JPMorgan Chase Jane Meseck, Director, Technology for Good, Citizenship & Public Affairs - Microsoft Paul Arnpriester, National Business Development Manager - CDW Aziz Mohamed, Manager Sustainability and Social Innovation Initiatives - Hewlett-Packard Moderator: Deepak Puri, Director, Business Development (VMware Foundation Advisor) VMware

3:45 pm

4:15 pm

Interactive Roundtables (concurrent; select one) 1) Leveraging Open Data for Accountability Aleem Walji, Innovation Practice Manager - World Bank 2) Can the Cloud be Fanta-SaaS-tic for you? Rob Eberhardt, Senior Architect - F5 & Jason Radford, Cloud Architect - Illini Cloud 3) Mobile for Good Eileen Sweeney, Senior Director, Giving and Community Relations Motorola Mobility 4) Technology Innovation in the Non-Profit Sector: Not an Oxymoron Barry Sanders, Global Program Director, Shared Services NetHope 5) End Users Perspective on Technology Shari Bryan, Vice President - National Democratic Institute

WORKSHOP: SOCIAL MEDIA

Chair: Jennifer Houston, President, WE Studio D Waggener Edstrom
Social Media for Social Good Brian Sirgutz, SVP of Social Impact - AOL/ Huffington Post Media Group Petri Darby, Director of Marketing, Communications & Digital Strategy - Make-a-Wish Foundation Tara DeGeorges, Online Content Manager of Public Affairs - Time Warner Cable Sree Sreenivasan, CNET blogger & Dean of Student Affairs - Columbia Graduate School of Journalism Moderator: Jennifer Houston, President, WE Studio D Waggener Edstrom

3:45 pm

4:15 pm

Interactive Roundtables (concurrent; select one) 1) Facebook for Causes Libby Leffler, Strategic Partner Manager - Facebook 2) Lights, Camera, Activism: Using Video & YouTube to Change the World Hunter Walk, Head of Social Good Initiatives YouTube 3) Social ROI Measuring and Tracking Impact of Social Good Online Jennifer Houston, President, WE Studio D Waggener Edstrom 4) Building the Business Case for Social Internally Jason Moriber, Vice President, Digital Consulting - Waggener Edstrom 5) High Impact Content for Social Media Brian Sirgutz, SVP of Social Impact - AOL/ Huffington Post Media Group

WORKSHOP: HEALTHCARE
Chair: Rob Schreiner, Executive Medical Director - Kaiser Permanente of Georgia
Community Healthcare Solutions Valarie Wilson, Executive Director - The BeltLine Partnership John Hoffman, VP - HBO Documentary Films; Executive Producer - Weight of the Nation Moderator: Rob Schreiner, Executive Medical Director - Kaiser Permanente of Georgia

3:45 pm

4:15 pm

Interactive Roundtables (concurrent; select one) 1) Built Environments and Their Contribution to Health Valarie Wilson, Executive Director - The BeltLine Partnership 2) Weight of the Nation & Obesity in America - Causes and Solutions John Hoffman, VP - HBO Documentary Films; Executive Producer - Weight of the Nation 3) The Importance of Not Being Earnest Jeff Davidoff, Chief Marketing Officer - The ONE Campaign

WORKSHOP: ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Chair: Talya Bosch, Senior Director, Social Ventures Western Union
Can Partnerships Really Deliver Shared Value? Aaron Hurst, Founder and President - Taproot Foundation Andrew Yang, Founder and President Venture for America Rajesh Anandan, Senior Vice President, Private Sector Partnerships and UNICEF Ventures UNICEF USA Moderator: Talya Bosch, Senior Director, Social Ventures Western Union

3:45 pm

4:15 pm

Interactive Roundtables (concurrent; select one) 1) Women's Economic Empowerment Globally Ellen Luger, Executive Director - General Mills Foundation 2) The Business Case for Employee Pro Bono: Why Does it Matter? Kate Ahern, Director of Social Innovation - Case Foundation 3) Achieving Economic Opportunity For All Talya Bosch, Senior Director, Social Ventures Western Union 4) Environmental Economics: Sustainability at $Trillion Scale Jigar Shah, Board Member - Carbon War Room

WORKSHOP: UN COLLABORATION
Chair: Patrick McNamara, Senior Consultant - Refinery Leadership Consultants
Collaboration and Innovation in the UN System Niloy Banerjee, Deputy, Capacity Development Group Bureau for Development Policy, UNDP Katja Freiwald, Director of Global Partnerships and UN Global Compact Member Unilever Hailey Brewer, Public Sector Team Lead IDEO Moderator: Patrick McNamara, Senior Consultant - Refinery Leadership Consultants

3:45 pm

4:15 pm

Interactive Roundtables (concurrent; select one) 1) Social Innovation Utilizing Technology Robert Kirkpatrick, Director UN Global Pulse 2) Program Innovation Annette Diefenthaler, Senior Design Research Specialist IDEO 3) Organizational Transformation & Leadership Development Elizabeth Soltis, Consultant, Leadership for Results Programme, Africa Adaptation Programme UNDP 4) Scaling-up of Breakthrough Initiatives Xiaojun Wang, Practice Manager, Global Initiative of Scaling Up Innovations - UNDP 5) Multi-stakeholder Engagement Mitchell Toomey , Manager, Knowledge Management Group UNDP BDP

DAY ONE AGENDA: CLOSING SESSION

5:15 pm 5:30 pm

Transition Break return from Workshops Closing Panel: Workshop Chair Summary & Cross-Sector Insights Shannon Schuyler, Senior Managing Director, Corporate Responsibility Leader PwC Talya Bosch, Senior Director, Social Ventures Western Union Jennifer Houston, President, WE Studio D Waggener Edstrom Deepak Puri, Director, Business Development (VMware Foundation Advisor) VMware Patrick McNamara, Senior Consultant - Refinery Leadership Consultants Rob Schreiner, Executive Medical Director, The Southeast Permanente Medical Group - Kaiser Permanente Moderator: Dalila Wilson-Scott, CFO, Global Philanthropy JPMorgan Chase

6:10 pm

Networking & Cocktail Reception

DAY TWO AGENDA: SESSION ONE

9:00 am

Welcome Address Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General - United Nations (by video) introduced by: Soon-Hong Choi, Assistant Secretary-General and Chief Information Technology Officer - United Nations

9:15 am

Opening Remarks: How Technology is Disrupting Philanthropy Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen, Founder and Chairman Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society

9:30 pm

The Private Sector's Role in Fostering Excellence in Education Peter Bloom, Advisory Director General Atlantic (Chairman DonorsChoose.org) John Abele, Founder Boston Scientific Corporation (Vice Chairman FIRST) Robert J. Torres, Ph.D, Senior Program Officer - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Summit Master of Ceremonies & Moderator: Shannon Schuyler, Senior Managing Director, Corporate Responsibility PwC

10:00 am

Empowering Women & Girls Gina Reiss-Wilchins, Executive Director Girls Up Avery Winthrop McCall, Teen Advisor - Girl Up Judy Vredenburgh, President & CEO Girls Inc. Bianca Louis, Vice-President, ING-Girls Inc. Investment Challenge - Girls Inc. Moderator: Rhonda Mims, President ING Foundation

10:30 am

Building a Kinder, Braver World: A Conversation with The Born This Way Foundation Cynthia Bissett Germanotta, Co-Founder and President - Born This Way Foundation Moderator: Ross Martin, Executive Vice President - Scratch (Viacom Media Networks)

10:40 am

Morning Coffee Break

DAY TWO AGENDA: SESSION TWO

11:05 am

Innovate4Good: Leadership from the Next Generation Benjamin Stone, Chief Executive Officer - Indego Africa Asha Sharma, Co-Founder - The A-List Genevieve LEsperance, Student - McGill University Johnnie Lovett, Chief Executive Officer - Fresh Connection Brand Moderator: Akhtar Badshah, Senior Director of Global Community Affairs Microsoft

11:35 am

Radical Low-Cost Housing for the World Bill Gross, Chairman & CEO Idealab

11:45 pm

Green vs. Green: The Sustainability Debate Jeff Seabright, Chief Environmental Officer The Coca-Cola Company James Gowen, Chief Sustainability Officer Verizon Michael Jacobson, Director, Corporate Responsibility Office Intel Moderator: Jeffrey Hollender, Co-Founder Seventh Generation

12:15 pm

Awesome Ain't Easy: Technology as a Cure Steve Gleason, Former NFL Player; Founder Team Gleason Foundation Scott Fujita, NFL Linebacker Cleveland Browns of the National Football League Moderator: Tiki Barber, NFL Former Pro Bowl Running Back & NBC Broadcaster

12:35 pm

Moral Capitalism Jeff Swartz, Former CEO & President Timberland

12:50 pm

Group Lunch

DAY TWO AGENDA: SESSION THREE

2:00 pm

Big Ideas: Fireside Chat with Craig Venter Craig Venter, Chairman & President J. Craig Venter Institute Moderator: Nancy Snyderman, Chief Medical Editor - NBC News

2:20 pm

Healthcare: Partnering to Drive Better, Faster Results Dr. Maura O'Neill, Chief Innovation Officer - U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Dr. Raymond J. Baxter, Senior Vice President, Community Benefit, Research and Health Policy - Kaiser Permanente Jeff Richardson, Vice President, Global Health Access - Abbott Fund Moderator: Ellen Lambert, Executive Vice President - The Merck Company Foundation

2:50 pm

Achieving Millennium Goal #2 in 18 months Nicholas Negroponte, Founder & Chairman One Laptop Per Child

3:05 pm

Corporate Partnerships for Good: The Humanitarian Cloud Dan Matte, EVP, Marketing & Business Development - F5 Networks Doug Smith, Vice President Global Partner Strategy & Operations VMware Aziz Mohamed, Manager Sustainability and Social Innovation Initiatives - HewlettPackard Company Chris Van Wagoner, Chief Global Strategy Officer Commvault Moderator: William Brindley, Chief Executive Officer - NetHope

3:35 pm

The Foundation for Digital UN Soon-Hong Choi, Assistant Secretary-General and Chief Information Technology Officer - United Nations Richard Hall, Director, Global Strategic Alliances Intel Corporation Akhtar Badshah, Senior Director of Global Community Affairs Microsoft Zeev Klein, General Partner Landmark Ventures Moderator: Amir Dossal, Chairman - Global Partnerships Forum

3:55 pm

Afternoon Break & Sweet Treats

DAY TWO AGENDA: SESSION FOUR

4:20 pm

Econo-Me Tom Shadyac, Director, Screenwriter, and Producer

4:40 pm

All Talk and No Action? Conferences and Conversation in Social Innovation Jean-Pierre Rosso, Chairman World Economic Forum USA Bruce Gibney, Partner Founder's Fund (Founder F50) June Cohen, Director TED Media Moderator: Peter Hopkins, President & Co-Founder Big Think

5:10 pm

"40 Chances" Howard W. Buffett, Executive Director Howard G. Buffett Foundation

5:25 pm

Fueling Economic Development & Entrepreneurship Adam Brotman, Chief Digital Officer Starbucks Jonathan Greenblatt, Director, Office of Social Innovation White House Nick Beim, General Partner Matrix Partners Moderator: Dalila Wilson-Scott, CFO, Global Philanthropy JPMorgan Chase

5:55 pm

Dynamic Philanthropy Alicia Keys, Artist; Global Advocate for HIV/AIDS; Co-Founder Keep a Child Alive Moderator: Marc Pollick, President The Giving Back Fund

6:15 pm

Networking & Cocktail Reception (+ ELEW Performance)

FEATURED SPEAKERS
John Abele Founder Boston Scientific Corporation Vice Chairman FIRST John Abele served as Chairman of FIRST from 2002-2010, and currently serves as the ViceChairman, Chairman of the Governance Committee, and as a member of the Steering Committee. Abele is retired Founding Chairman of Boston Scientific Corporation. He holds numerous patents and has published and lectured extensively on the technology of various medical devices and on the technical, social, economic, and political trends and issues affecting healthcare.His major interests are science literacy for children, education, and the process by which new technology is invented, developed, and introduced to society.He developed the Kingbridge Centre and Institute, a conferencing institution whose mission is to research, develop, and teach improved methods for "super productive" collaborative conferencing: problem solving, conflict resolution, strategic planning, new methods for learning and generally help groups to become "collectively intelligent." He is a Fellow in both the Society of Interventional Radiology and the American Institute for Medical and Biomedical Engineering, and received honorary Doctors of Science from Northeastern University and Wentworth Institute of Technology.Other awards include Gold Medal Awards from the Society of Interventional Radiology and the Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiological Society of Europe, the 2007 Pioneer in Endoscopy Award from the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons, the Distinguished Career Award in 2006 from the International Symposium on Endovascular Therapy, the 2003 BMES Distinguished Lecture Award presented by the Biomedical Engineering Society. Abele lives with his wife and two dogs in Shelburne, Vermont.

Kate Ahern Director, Social Innovation Case Foundation @ahernkate Kate Ahern is Director, Social Innovation at the Case Foundation. At Case, Kate oversees a portfolio of initiatives, including Billion + Change, which mobilizes corporations to provide billions of dollars worth of pro bono service to nonprofits; Partners for a New Beginning, a partnership with the Aspen Institute and the US State Department dedicated to engagement in the Muslim world; and Change By Us, an online platform that lets people get offline to work together on projects to better their communities. Before starting at the Case Foundation, Kate was Director of Business Development at CDC Development Solutions, where she spent seven years managing international development, corporate responsibility, and skills-based pro bono programs in emerging markets worldwide. Kate has a Masters degree from American University in International Development and Conflict Resolution.

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Rajesh Anandan Senior Vice President, Private Sector Partnerships and UNICEF Ventures UNICEF USA Since joining the UNICEF USA in April 2009, Rajesh has led a broad range of partnerships and initiatives with corporations, foundations and academia, generating over $400 million annually in funding and in-kind resources. In 2011, he launched UNICEF Ventures to accelerate the development of new financing vehicles, partnership models and business ventures, and in 2012, he was appointed to co-lead the organizations Strategic Planning process. Previously, Rajesh served as Head of Private Sector Partnerships at the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria, where he was responsible for industry partnership policies, public-private co-investments, and resource mobilization initiatives including (PRODUCT)RED. Prior to the Global Fund, he was the Director of Strategy at the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, a Senior Consultant at Bain & Company, and a Program Manager at the Microsoft Corporation. Rajesh is a co-founder of WeCare, a grass-roots organization supporting children affected by conflict in his home country Sri Lanka, and ba, a cause-related brand platform which promotes peace and human security through new media. He is a Mentor at the Unreasonable Institute, and serves as an advisor to a number of start-up social enterprises. Rajesh received Bachelors and Masters degrees in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from MIT, with concentrations in Artificial Intelligence, Systems Dynamics and Economics.

Paul Arnpriester National Business Development Manager CDW Along with many others, Paul is a pioneer and co-founder, of the humanitarian cloud concept. As National Business Development Manager at CDW, Paul helps lead their 50 plus member teams, focused on delivering ICT solutions to NGOs and the nonprofit community. Paul creates pathways and develops connections among companies, business partners and nonprofit organizations that are primarily focused on social innovation, utilizing transformational technologies to help them accomplish their mission and goals. Engagements include small to large nonprofit organizations, consortiums and larger dynamic NGOs with a global footprint. Since 2006, Paul has served as a voting member of the ISOC and is the liaison representative for, the country of Ghana, West Africa. Paul graduates from Cornells Executive Leadership program in December, 2012. When not traveling to help connect the global village, Paul resides in Arizona with his wife Heidi, and their children, Natasha and Dior.

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Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen Founder and Chairman Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society @LAAGiving2

Laura Arrillaga-Andreessen is the Founder and Chairman of Stanford PACS (Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society), a global research center committed to exploring ideas to create social change and the publisher of the Stanford Social Innovation Review (SSIR). She is the Founder, former Chairman (1998-2008), and Chairman Emeritus of the Silicon Valley Social Venture Fund (SV2), and she sits on the faculty and teaches Strategic Philanthropy at Stanford Graduate School of Business and Stanford University. Laura is the author of the New York Times bestselling book, Giving 2.0: Transform Your Giving and Our World (Wiley Jossey-Bass 2011), the website, Giving 2.0 (www.giving2.com), and a contributing writer to Washington Post, Worth Magazine, Stanford Social Innovation Review and the Huffington Post. Laura is President of the Marc and Laura Andreessen Foundation, and she sits on multiple boards, including the Sand Hill Foundation, the Arrillaga Foundation, Stanford University School of Education, Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, and, formerly, the Silicon Valley Community Foundation. Laura earned a BA, MA, MA, and MBA from Stanford University. She is a Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute and received the Presidents Volunteer Service Award from the Points of Light Foundation. Laura lives with her husband, technology entrepreneur Marc Andreessen, near Stanford University, and together they enjoy literature, art, writing, movies, yoga, athletics, and laughing as much as possible.

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Akhtar Badshah Senior Director of Global Community Affairs Microsoft @Akhtarbad Akhtar Badshah is the Senior Director of Global Community Affairs at Microsoft Corporation, where he administers the companys global community investment and employee programs. Through monetary grants, software and curriculum donations, technology solutions, and employee volunteer hours, Microsoft supports programs and organizations that address the needs of communities worldwide. Since 1983, Microsoft and its employees have provided over $4.6 billion in cash, services and software to nonprofits around the world through localized, company-sponsored giving and volunteer campaigns. Among his responsibilities, Badshah manages the Microsoft Opportunity for Youth program, a global initiative that is designed to help narrow the technology skills gap; aid global work-force development; and create social and economic opportunity by providing technology training through community technology centers. Opportunity for Youth offers a comprehensive approach to broadening digital inclusion by bringing together critical components, including training grants, software donations, community learning curricula and a global support network. Microsoft is working to broaden digital inclusion and to bring the benefits of technology to the next billion people by 2015. Badshah also oversees programs aimed at helping nonprofit organizations improve their effectiveness through increased technology capacity. This includes Microsofts signature partnerships with organizations such as NPower, the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, telecentre.org, TechSoup and NetHope. Prior to joining Microsoft, Dr. Badshah was the CEO and president of Digital Partners Foundation, a Seattle-area nonprofit organization whose mission is to utilize the digital economy to benefit the poor. At Digital Partners, he established the organizations core programs in India, Africa and Latin America. His work included development of the Digital Partners Social Venture Fund, designed to support the expansion of IT-based anti-poverty efforts around the world, and the Digital Partners Social Enterprise Laboratory (SEL), an initiative that provides mentorship and seed money to entrepreneurs whose vision and business models use ICT to empower the poor and their underserved communities. Dr. Badshah is the Chair of the Board of Directors of the Business Civic Leadership Center of the US Chamber of Commerce and also the Chair of the Board of the Telecentre.org Foundation. Dr. Badshah also serves on the Board of Council on Foundations, United Way King County, and Youth Entrepreneurship & Sustainability (YES). Badshah also serves on the Advisory Boards of the World Affairs Council (Seattle), Santa Clara University Center for Science Technology & Society, and UW Business School. He also served on the Washington State, Governor Gregoires New Americans Policy Council.

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Niloy Banerjee Deputy, Capacity Development Group Bureau for Development Policy UNDP Niloy Banerjee is the Senior Policy Adviser and Deputy Director in the Capacity Development Group, Bureau for Development Policy, in UNDP. The Capacity Development Group is the in-house resource for policy advice and technical support related to Public Sector Management, that UNDP provides to partner countries around the world. As head of the policy and strategies cluster of the Group, Niloy leads a team of advisers around the world in supporting country demand in public sector reform such as those of optimal institutional arrangements, organizational change management in agencies and sectors, business process reengineering in ministries and other public entities, leadership development interventions, and strengthening country systems in a range of implementation capacities such as procurement and M&E systems. Niloy has wide ranging experience in the Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America. He is a contributing author on four landmark UNDP publications on technical cooperation and capacity development. He sits on the Editorial Board of capacity.org a reputed journal on capacity development, and is UNDPs representative to the OECD-DAC Task team on Capacity Development. Before joining UNDP, Niloy has worked for the Ford Foundation and the National Foundation for India, the American India Foundation in the United States the premier foundation for Indian Diaspora giving from the United States to India - and the European Center for Development Policy Management, in Maastricht, The Netherlands. Niloy has a Masters in Economics from New Delhis Jawaharlal Nehru University and is also a Fellow of the City University of New York on Philanthropic and Development Studies.

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Tiki Barber NFL Former Pro Bowl Running Back & NBC Broadcaster Tiki Barber is the unique individual who combines a stellar portfolio of athletics and broadcasting with a captivating story-telling presence at the podium. He is a renaissance man without equal today, as evidenced by a resume that includes: NBC correspondent, retired Pro Bowl running back, entrepreneur, best-selling author, producer, actor, corporate spokesman, scholar, and philanthropist. Barber joined NBC Universal in 2007 on the heels of his Hall of Fame-caliber NFL career. A threetime Pro Bowler, he now splits his time between being a correspondent for NBC News and serving as an analyst for NBCs Football Night in America. Tiki also contributed to the 2008 Olympic Games, 2009 Golden Globe Awards, and covered the 2010 Olympic Games. In 10 seasons on the gridiron, Barber joined Marshall Faulk and Marcus Allen as the only players in NFL history with at least 10,000 yards rushing and 5,000 yards receiving. He retired ranking third all-time in yards per carry (4.7) and 10th all-time in yards from scrimmage (15,632; rushing and receiving). Barber holds every conceivable Giants rushing record total yards, rushing yards, rushing attempts and rushing touchdowns and in his final regular-season game broke his own franchise single-game rushing mark with 234 yards, in a win vs. the rival Washington Redskins. A tireless entertainer and communicator, during his playing days Barber was a weekly co-host on FOX News Channels morning program FOX and Friends (2005-07). He debunked the jock stereotype as host of The National Sweep with Tiki Barber, a radio program delving into politics, news and entertainment that featured guests including: John McCain, U.S. Senator; Matt Lauer, host of the TODAY show; Rear Admiral Kenneth P. Moritsugu, US Surgeon General; and Daniel Kurtzer, former US Ambassador to Israel. As active in the community as he was on the gridiron, Barber devotes generous time and money to the Childrens Miracle Network, the Fresh Air Fund and the Robin Hood Foundation, among others. Barbers memoir Tiki: My Life in the Game and Beyond, was a New York Times best-seller. A staunch advocate for literacy, he has also co-authored with Ronde five successful childrens books, and is under contract to write two more. In 2007, as Chairman of Tiki Ventures LLC, Barber entered into a joint venture with The Related Companies for the purposes of restoring and refurbishing affordable housing stock, including more than 5,000 units across the county.

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Dr. Raymond J. Baxter Senior Vice President, Community Benefit, Research and Health Policy Kaiser Permanente Raymond J. Baxter, PhD, is Kaiser Permanentes Senior Vice President for Community Benefit, Research and Health Policy. As a member of Kaisers National Leadership Team, Dr. Baxter leads the organizations activities to fulfill its social mission, including care and coverage for lowincome people, community health initiatives, health equity, environmental stewardship, and support for community-based organizations. He also leads Kaiser Permanentes work in research, health policy and diversity, and serves as President of KP International. Dr. Baxter has more than 30 years of experience managing public health, hospital, long-term care and mental health programs, including heading the San Francisco Department of Public Health and the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation. Dr. Baxter also led The Lewin Group, a noted health policy firm, where he led a six-year initiative with the United Auto Workers and the automakers to assess and improve local healthcare delivery systems. He serves on the Board of Directors of Grantmakers in Health, the Advisory Board of the UC Berkeley School of Public Health, the Technical Board of the Milbank Memorial Fund, the Global Agenda Council on Health of the World Economic Forum, and the Board of Archimedes, Inc. In 2001 the University of California, Berkeley, School of Public Health honored him as a Public Health Hero for his service in the AIDS epidemic in San Francisco. In September 2006 he received the CDC Foundation Hero Award for addressing the health consequences of Hurricane Katrina in the Gulf Coast, and for his longstanding commitment to improving the health of communities. Dr. Baxter holds a doctorate from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University.

Nick Beim General Partner Matrix Partners @NickBeim Nick Beim is a General Partner at Matrix Partners, one of the leading venture capital firms in the United States. Since 1977, Matrix has invested in pioneering technology companies including Apple, Tivoli, Veritas, SanDisk, Cascade and Sycamore. Nicks investments at Matrix include the Gilt Groupe, TheLadders.com, Care.com, Intent Media and JBoss. Prior to Matrix, Nick worked in the High Technology Investment Banking Group at Goldman Sachs and in the Media and Technology Group at McKinsey. He also served as a Project Officer at the U.S. Agency for International Development on the foreign aid task force to the former Soviet Union, where he led the initiative to help support independent media in this region. Born in London to American parents, Nick studied at Stanford University and Oxford University, where he was a Marshall Scholar.Nick took a year off from his time at Stanford in 1990 and traveled to Russia, where he studied at Moscow State University, worked as a production assistant with Sixty Minutes and served as a researcher on the book Charlie Wilsons War. Nick serves on the board of Endeavor, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting high-impact entrepreneurs in emerging market countries. He is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

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Peter Bloom Advisory Director General Atlantic Chairman DonorsChoose.org Peter Bloom is currently an Advisory Director at General Atlantic, a global growth equity firm, where he worked as a Managing Director for 15 years before retiring at the end of 2009. Since he joined the firm in 1995, Peter led global technology due diligence on prospective investments, provided technology and risk management assistance to CEO's and senior management teams of portfolio companies as well as guidance on emerging technology trends for GA, its stakeholders, and several private and public entities. Peter is currently a member of the Risk Management Committee of Gavilon, one of the world's largest agricultural trading firms conducting business in over 25 countries. He is also a technology and board advisor to GETCO, a leading electronic market maker which actively engages in 50 financial markets globally. Peter serves as a Director of Passur Aerospace, which provides specialized analytical services and business intelligence to major airlines and airports based on advanced signal processing technology. Prior to joining General Atlantic, Peter spent 13 years at Salomon Brothers in a variety of roles in both technology and fixed income sales and trading. As the Managing Director of the company's US Technology Division, he led the team that was responsible for recovering the trading capability of 11 firms following the bombing of the World Trade Center in 1993. While at Salomon Brothers, he received the Carnegie Mellon/AMS Achievement Award in Managing Information Technology. He served as a member of the New York Electronic Crimes Task Force and as a judge for the Lemelson-MIT Invention Awards and the Legatum Fortune Technology Prize. He was a founding member of the BP Digital and Communications Technology Advisory Board and the New School for Social Research Technology Advisory Board. He is an active member of Business Executives for National Security and a consultant on security related technology issues as well as a member of the FCC Technical Advisory Council. Peter is a frequent speaker to private, educational and public sector organizations on technology related issues. Peter has served on several public, private and non-profit boards. He is the Chairman of DonorsChoose.org, which was named the most innovative charity in America by Stanford Business School and Amazon. Peter is also the Co-Founder and Chairman of Peak Rescue Institute, which teaches advanced rescue skills to first responders in law enforcement, public health and the military. He is a board member of The Food Bank for New York City, the Cancer Research Institute and an Associate Founder of Singularity University. Peter graduated from Northwestern University in 1978 with a BA in Computer Studies and Economics. Peter was raised in Binghamton, NY and lives in Brooklyn, NY. In 1987, he and his wife retraced Napoleon's route from Poland to Moscow on their tandem bicycle.

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Talya Bosch Senior Director, Social Ventures Western Union As Western Unions senior director of social ventures, Talya Bosch is responsible for the companys shared value, corporate responsibility and cause branding initiatives. In this role, Talya focuses on leveraging all of the companys assets for greater business and social impact, including its products, operations and cause marketing programs. Her portfolio spans the 500,000 locations in the 200 countries and territories where the company does business. Talya also helped conceive and implement Western Unions award-winning Our World, Our Family program, a five year, $50 million commitment to creating global economic opportunity. Since the programs inception in 2007, it has won numerous awards, including the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy Excellence Award, and has touched more than 2.5 million lives. Formerly a consultant at agencies such as Cone and Porter Novelli, Talya has worked with a wide variety of global Fortune 500 and nonprofit organizations. Previously Associate Director of the Public Conversations Project, she oversaw all aspects of operations for the nonprofit, non-governmental organization, which is a globally-recognized facilitator of high-level, off-the-record dialogues among opposing leaders of some of the worlds most entrenched conflicts. Talya is frequently quoted in the media and serves as a regular speaker at a wide variety of venues, from the Business Civic Leadership Center to university campuses nationwide.

Hailey Brewer Public Sector Team Lead IDEO Hailey Brewer is a core member of IDEO's Public Sector team. With a focus on business development, she helps government leaders use design thinking to achieve deep change in areas like workforce engagement and performance, citizen participation and sustained innovation. Prior to her role with the Public Sector team, Hailey designed collaborations with clients in healthcare, education and real estate around the challenge of leveraging the physical environment as a platform and catalyst for more effective and meaningful human interactions. Core to Hailey's work is a passion for enabling people to become agents of lasting positive change. After college, she managed programs for a startup social enterprise similar to a private sector Peace Corps. She drew upon experience working with nonprofits in Chile and Nicaragua to help volunteers design sustainable development projects in Latin America, East Africa, and India. In addition, Hailey developed and led experiential education programs for undergraduate students from universities such as UC Berkeley, Dartmouth, and Brown. Hailey holds a Bachelor of Arts from Tufts University in International Relations and Latin American Studies.

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William Brindley, Ph.D Chief Executive Officer NetHope @BillAtNetHope Dr. William A. Brindley serves as NetHopes Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director. His career spans over 30 years with international and domestic executive management positions in startup, turnaround, established business and nonprofit organizations. Having held such positions as Chief Executive Officer, Chief Operating Officer, Chief Information Officer and Global Managing Director positions with financial services, entertainment and technology corporations, as well as grass-roots educational associations and not-for-profits organizations, Bill brings to the table a wide array of knowledge of best practices in management and structural organization. A significant portion of Bills career was as a senior executive with Citigroup where he led various parts of The Citibank Private Bank. His work there was characterized as Leading Edge by Gartner, as well as benchmarked as Best Practice by Audi and the United States Department of Defense. Before joining The Citibank Private Bank, Bill served for four years as a Chief Deputy to Citigroups Corporate Technology Officer, overseeing information and communications technology in over 100 countries. Bill is an experienced practitioner in strategy, management, technology, and business redesign and change management. He graduated magna cum laude from American University and holds several graduate degrees, including a doctorate in organizational change. He is a graduate of The Wharton Schools Advanced Management Program and has also completed postgraduate courses at both Columbia and Harvard Business Schools.

Adam Brotman Chief Digital Officer Starbucks @adambrotman Adam Brotman is Chief Digital Officer for Starbucks Coffee Company. In this role, he has responsibility for Starbucks core digital businesses, including web, mobile, social media, card, loyalty, e-commerce, Wi-Fi, and the Starbucks Digital Network. Adam leads the companys emerging in-store digital and entertainment teams and serves as a key member of Starbucks senior leadership team. Adam previously served as Senior Vice President and General Manager of Digital Ventures, where he led the enterprise digital platform strategy, roadmap and delivery for core web and mobile offerings including the Starbucks Digital Network, Wi-Fi, StarbucksStore.com, Starbucks Apps for iPhone and Android, Starbucks.com and Starbucks.com/partners, the Starbucks partner portal and My Starbucks Idea. Prior to joining Starbucks in April 2009, Adam held several key leadership positions at leading digital media companies, and most recently was CEO of Barefoot Yoga Company, a Seattle-based e-commerce company. He served as Senior Vice President at the digital image licensing and e-commerce company Corbis, and founded PlayNetwork, Inc., a leading provider of in-store digital media and entertainment services for businesses worldwide. Adam serves on several corporate and non-profit boards including the University of Washington Master of Communication in Digital Media advisory board. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of California, Los Angeles, and a Juris Doctor from the University of Washington. Adam grew up in Seattle and is happy to still call it home. He is interested in health, wellness, and sustainability. He is a Starbucks Coffee Master whose typical Starbucks beverage is a tall drip coffee.

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Howard W. Buffett Executive Director Howard G. Buffett Foundation @hbuffett Howard W. Buffett is the Executive Director of the Howard G. Buffett Foundation, which strengthens food security for vulnerable populations globally. Prior to this role, he served in the US Department of Defense, overseeing agricultural reconstruction in Iraq and Afghanistan and received the Joint Civilian Service Commendation Award the highest civilian honor given by the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He previously led the cross-sector partnerships portfolio for the White House Domestic Policy Council, and developed the expansion strategy for the US Cooperative Extension System while serving in the Office of the Secretary at the US Department of Agriculture. Howard has surveyed agricultural practices while traveling in over 70 countries and has previously worked for the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the United Nations. Named a Top 99 Under 33 Foreign Policy Leaders, Howard earned a BA from Northwestern University and an MPA in Advanced Management and Finance from Columbia University. He is a native of Omaha, Nebraska were he operates a 400 acre no-till farm.

Shari K. Bryan Vice President National Democratic Institute @skbryan Shari Bryan is NDI's vice president. She joined NDI in 1998 and served as senior associate and regional director of the Institute's democratic programs in Southern and East Africa from 2001 through early 2008. Ms. Bryan has been actively involved in law, international development and foreign affairs since 1988 and has traveled extensively throughout the world. She has conducted assessments or missions to more than 30 countries during her tenure at NDI, and played a key role promoting democratic assistance programs in Africa; conceptualizing and organizing projects on political party finance; governance and HIV/AIDS; and increasing the role of legislatures in overseeing the extractive industries. Ms. Bryan is a guest and commentator for many major news outlets including CNN and the BBC, has testified before the U.S. Congress, and has presented papers before a variety of organizations including the National Intelligence Council, the UNDP, the Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA), the U.K. Department for International Development (DFID). She has has co-authored Money in Politics A Study of Party Financing Practices in 22 Countries, published in 2005, and Transparency and Accountability in Africas Extractive Industries: The Role of the Legislature, published in 2007. Before joining NDI, Ms. Bryan served as an attorney in the former UN Trust Territory of Palau, where she worked on negotiating the Compact for Free Association in 2004. She also worked as an attorney for the United States government and served with the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

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Soon-Hong Choi Assistant Secretary-General and Chief Information Technology Officer United Nations Dr. Choi Soon-Hong is the Assistant Secretary-General and Chief Information Technology Officer of the United Nations. In this capacity, he is responsible for the overall direction and performance of information management, communications and technology activities in the Organization. He acts as the principal advisor of the United Nations Secretary-General, HE Ban Ki-moon, on information and technology issues. Dr. Choi has over thirty years of technical and management experience in the public and private sectors. He worked for the International Monetary Fund and rose to its top ICT executive. He has also significant experience in the private sector including working for a Fortune-100 company and a small entrepreneurial firm. Dr. Choi has lectured and researched in the fields of public policy, strategic management, and innovation. His current interests include digital economy, technology competition, innovation models, crisis information management, corporate responsibility, and multi-stakeholder partnership. He has a PhD in Strategic Management and Public Policy from the George Washington University, an MBA from the University of Pennsylvania (Wharton Business School), and a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from the George Washington University.

June Cohen Director TED Media @junecohen As Executive Producer of TED Media, June is focused on extending TED in new directions particularly those that help spread ideas. June launched TEDTalks in 2006, TED.com in 2007, and the Open Translation Project in 2009. She also co-produces and co-hosts the annual conference in Long Beach, manages TEDs talented media team, and continues to look for new ways to spread ideas. As of mid-2011, TEDTalks have been watched more than 500 million times worldwide. And TED's Open Translation Project, which allows volunteers worldwide to translate TEDTalks into their own languages, has been buoyed up by 6000+ translators, who have produced 20,000+ translations in 80+ languages. June is continually amazed by their dedication. Junes career has been focused on the intersection of media and technology. In the 90s, while she was a student, she led the Stanford team that developed the worlds first networked multimedia magazine. It was built in HyperCard, using just-released QuickTime, and distributed over the campus network. It got a fair bit of attention in the press. After that, June joined the team launching HotWired.com, the pioneering website from Wired Magazine. HotWired was one of the earliest web companies, and the comapny introduced many of the conventions now commonplace on the web (from ad banners to discussion threads around news stories to the concept of "membership"). June wrote "Net Surf," one of the webs proto-blogs, and she also founded Webmonkey.com, the much-loved developers site, which is still used by millions. June ultimately helped lead HotWired to profitability as VP of Content, overseeing all creative development on sites, from Animation Express to the HotBot search engine. The people she worked with and projects she worked on there have influenced everything in her life since then. After leaving Wired, June wrote The Unusually Useful Web Book, which collected just about everything shed learned about how to make a successful website. Eventually, June will make time to write her second book, exploring trends in media, technology and culture. The main idea: That modern technologies are actually returning us to very ancient forms of media, communication and community. And that we're all the better for it. June has a BA in political science from Stanford (minors in Human Biology, Anthropology, African studies). She was Editor in Chief of The Stanford Daily another formative experience that has influenced everything shes done since.

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Petri Darby Director of Marketing, Communications & Digital Strategy Make-a-Wish Foundation @darbydarnit Petri Darby, APR, is a seasoned brand marketing, digital, creative, and communications strategist. He has worked on the agency and client sides, in the non-profit and corporate arenas. He is among a group of elite professionals who are nationally accredited in public relations. Petri spearheads brand marketing, communications, and digital strategy for one of the nations top 10 charity brands. He also has directed communications for a top 50 law firm. While running his own public relations, branding, and marketing agency, he represented clients ranging from Fortune 100 companies to emerging growth ventures. He also worked on more than a dozen political campaigns. Petri loves bacon, books, and politics. He hates clowns and quitter socks. As far as Petri knows, he is the only two-time winner of the USA Today Online Haiku Contest.

Jeff Davidoff Chief Marketing Officer The ONE Campaign @jeffdavidoff Jeff Davidoff serves as ONEs Chief Marketing Officer, overseeing the organizations global marketing, branding, online action and creative product development. Prior to ONE Jeff was the Chief Marketing Officer at Orbitz Worldwide, leading marketing for Orbitz.com and Cheaptickets.com. He directed a 100-person global marketing organization and was responsible for demand generation, brand positioning, integrated marketing development, and all other aspects of marketing. Prior to that, Davidoff spent six years as Vice President of Brand Marketing & Communications at Whirlpool Corporation, responsible for Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, KitchenAid and Jenn-Air brands. He has more than 25 years of experience in the marketing business. Davidoff was also a founding member of UPSHOT, an integrated marketing agency with a blue chip client roster including Coca-Cola, Anheuser-Busch, SONY, and Mirage Resorts. He received his MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, and his BA from Dartmouth College.

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Kimberly Brown Davis President JPMorgan Chase Foundation In 2006 after the merger of JPMorgan Chase and Bank One, Kimberly Davis, a leader with experience in Business, Talent Management and Civic Revitalization, became the president of the newly reconstituted JPMorgan Chase Foundation, one of the world's largest corporate foundations. Including the Foundation and the firm's corporate giving programs, Ms. Davis oversees over $150 million in charitable investments annually. Ms. Davis has significant leadership experience in the consulting, civic, nonprofit and philanthropic sector. In 2003, she co-founded Springboard, Partners in Cross-Cultural Leadership a leadership education and consulting company. In 2004, she collaborated with Spelman College on the design and implementation of the first Leadership Center for Women of Color at a US college/university Spelman Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement. She has served on the boards of the United Way, US Business and Civic Chamber, Kenan Institute at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and the Darden Business School Advisory Board. Ms. Davis has had an impressive career with JPMorgan Chase (and its predecessor firms), serving as Director of Talent Management and Leadership (2003-2006) Director of Human Resources for Latin American and Investment Banking (1997-2003) and National Director of Affluent Sales and Marketing (1992-1997). She began her business career as a Management Associate with Aetna Life and Casualty, Hartford, Connecticut. Ms. Davis has long been committed to college access, improving economic opportunity for low-income communities and civic revitalization. She was the architect of Women in Partnership, a national mentoring program. She has developed a college access program, - college initiative a regional partnership of school superintendents, community leaders and business executives. She currently serves on the board of the Executive Leadership Council and Spelman College, where she chairs the Human Resources Committee. Ms. Davis has been a noted keynote speaker at numerous executive conferences, colleges and universities. She was a featured panelist at the Forbes Inaugural Womens Leadership Summit. She has been showcased in a number of publications including Essence Magazines 28 Most Influential Black Women, Fast Companys 100 Most Creative People in Business, Forbes, Pink Magazine and Black Enterprise. She earned a BA in Economics from Spelman College in 1981.

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Tara DeGeorges Online Content Manager of Public Affairs Time Warner Cable @taradegeorges Tara DeGeorges is the Online Content Manager of Public Affairs for Time Warner Cable, where she leads the digital marketing strategy for Connect a Million Minds, Time Warner Cable's $100M, five-year community initiative to promote science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) opportunities and careers for young people. Before joining Time Warner Cable, Tara worked at MTV, where she oversaw digital content for the brand's Latino-targeted music network, MTV Tr3s.

Desh Desphande Philanthropist; Chairman and Founder Sycamore Networks Gururaj "Desh" Deshpande co-founded Sycamore and has served as Chairman of the Board of Directors since Sycamore's inception in February 1998. Before founding Sycamore, Dr. Deshpande co-founded Cascade Communications Corp., a provider of wide area network switches. In addition to Sycamore Networks, Dr. Deshpande is the President of Sparta Group LLC, and Chairman of A123 Systems, Inc. and Tejas Networks. Dr. Deshpande serves as a member of the MIT Corporation, and his generous support has made possible MIT's Deshpande Center for Technological Innovation. He holds a BS in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, an Master of Engineering from the University of New Brunswick in Canada, and a PhD from Queens University in Canada. He and his wife are involved in several non-profit initiatives that include support for MIT, IIT, Akshaya Patra Foundation, and the Social Entrepreneurship Sandboxes in India and the USA. Dr. Deshpande co-chairs a National Council to support President Obama's innovation and entrepreneurship strategy with Mary Sue Coleman, President of the University of Michigan and Steve Case, Co-Founder of AOL.

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Annette Diefenthaler Senior Design Research Specialist IDEO @antenne_d Annette Diefenthaler is a Senior Design Researcher and Project Lead for award-winning global innovation consultancy IDEO. Her insatiable curiosity about people, their beliefs and behaviors leads her to identify human needs and desires that can inspire design strategies. She enjoys complex challenges that require deep thought and scrutiny. Yet in her mind, strategies are only as good as their applicability, and with a background as a carpenter and product designer, Annette is passionate about translating her findings into actionable opportunities and tangible design solutions. Since joining IDEO in January 2008, Annette has guided teams in designing bank branches, toys, hospital experiences, and multiple services for chronic disease patients, organizational change programs or food products. She has extensive experience in designing solutions in the area of healthcare. Annette has shared her deep process understanding and experience in applying Design Thinking in countless workshops as well as in creating IDEOs publicly available Design Thinking Toolkit for Educators. She enjoys writing and is a contributor to the Design Dictionary (2008, Board of International Research in Design, Editors: M. Erlhoff, T. Marshall). Annette is passionate about bringing human-centered thinking and design to systemic challenges in education. She has recently focused on working with educators, entrepreneurs and organizations, thinking about what new solutions will enable learners to thrive in the changing environments of the future. Annette enjoys learning from and with students and is an Adjunct Assistant Professor of Public Policy at NYU Wagnera Graduate School of Public Service. Now based in New York, Annette grew up in Germany and has lived and worked in many cultural contexts, including Russia, the Middle East, Asia and Australia, and is always curious to travel and explore more.

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Amir Dossal Chairman Global Partnerships Forum Amir Dossal is Founder and Chairman of the Global Partnerships Forum, an international platform to address economic and social challenges through innovative partnerships: www.Partnerships.org. He is also the Co-Initiator of the Pearl Initiative, a CEO-led program, promoting transparency and accountability in the Gulf Region. In addition, Amir is Special Representative of the Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union for Global Partnerships and also serves as Commissioner of the Broadband Commission. He is also Special Adviser to the Chief Information Technology Officer of the United Nations. Amir is a 25 year veteran of the United Nations, and prior to creating the Global Partnerships Forum, he was Executive Director of the UN Office for Partnerships, and served as the UNs Chief Liaison for Partnerships and focal point for the partnership with media mogul Ted Turner to manage the $1B gift to the UN. In that capacity, he forged strategic alliances with governments, corporations, foundations, and philanthropists uniting these partners for a common purpose: to achieve the Millennium Development Goals. As the primary interface for the UN Foundation, Amir successfully attracted new investments of over $560 million from various donors, which supported over 450 international projects for women and childrens health, climate change, and bio-diversity. He has developed numerous partnerships and secured sizable social investments from such major names as the American Red Cross, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Coca-Cola, the Rockefeller Foundation, and Rotary International. Amir also oversaw management of the UN Democracy Fund, which he established in 2005 as an instrument to strengthen democratic institutions and enhance governance in new and restored democracies. Amir works globally across all sectors, including Health, Education, Environment, Peace, Security, and Human Rights. He has built complex, crucial alliances between governments, multilateral agencies, business groups, foundations and civil society, including but not limited to: Arab Foundations Forum, Business Council for International Understanding, Chambers of Commerce, China World Peace Foundation, Committee for Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy, CITYarts, Commonwealth Business Council, European Foundation Centre, Foreign Policy Association, Humpty Dumpty Institute, IDP Foundation, Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales, Institute for International Sport, Institute for Large Scale Innovation, Jewish Childrens Museum, LTB Foundation, NEPAD Business Group, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Synergos Institute, United Nations Associations, US Council for International Business, US Department of State, World Congress of Muslim Philanthropists.

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Rob Eberhardt Senior Architect F5 Rob Eberhardt is a Solution Architect at F5 Networks, focused on building secure and highly available environments. Rob has over 15 years of experience in multiple areas of IT ranging from PC manufacturing to Cloud Architecture and Digital Media Networks.

Katja Freiwald Director of Global Partnerships and UN Global Compact Member Unilever Katja Freiwald has been working with Unilever since 8 years and has built her career around a broad expertise in consumer and B2B marketing. Especially in the field of brand and product development of Unilevers Foods category she has been working on the nutrition and sustainability strategy of strategic global brands, such as KNORR. As director of global partnerships she is since 2011 responsible managing Unilevers partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP) and in particular she leads for Unilever Project Laser Beam a public-private partnership seeking to significantly reduce child malnutrition. She is contributing her marketing expertise to the overall partnership supporting behavioral change campaigns as well as seeking innovative business models delivering sustainable development for business and communities. She is managing the 10M USD engagement Unilever has with different NGOs and UN agencies to create the greatest possible joint impact for the project intervention areas in Bangladesh and Indonesia.

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Scott Fujita NFL Linebacker Cleveland Browns of the National Football League @scottfujita99 Scott Anthony Fujita was born in Ventura, California on April 28, 1979. He was a two-sport standout (football and basketball) at Rio Mesa High School in Oxnard, CA before heading to the University of California, Berkeley where he earned a BA in Political Science and a Masters degree in Education. He was originally a walk-on Safety at Cal, but ended up making the transition to Linebacker as a redshirt freshman. As a senior, he started all games at linebacker and was named All-Pac 10 honorable mention and Academic All-Pac 10. Fujita was drafted in the 5th round of the 2002 NFL Draft by the Kansas City Chiefs. He played three seasons with them before signing with the Dallas Cowboys for the 2005 season. In 2006, Fujita signed with the New Orleans Saints, reuniting with former coaches Joe Vitt, Gary Gibbs, and Sean Payton. That same year, he was selected as the Defensive Team Captain by his teammates and held that title until the end of the 2008 season. After winning his first Super Bowl in 2010, Scott became an unrestricted free agent and joined the Cleveland Browns. On a personal note, Fujita is the adopted son of Rodney Fujita, who is Japanese-American, and his wife Helen, who is Caucasian. Fujita grew up celebrating Japanese holidays and festival, and therefore considers himself to be culturally half-Japanese. He is married to Jaclyn and has 3 daughters, twins Isabell and Delilah, and Marlowe. Off of the playing field, Scott dedicates a lot of time to his community, as well as a number of charities.

Cynthia Bissett Germanotta Co-founder & President Born This Way Foundation @BTWFoundation Cynthia Bissett Germanotta is the Co-founder and President of the Born This Way Foundation, which she founded with her daughter, Lady Gaga, to empower youth and inspire bravery. Mrs. Germanotta is a former telecommunications executive whose career spanned 25 years in sales and sales management. She is a founding member and advocate for the Womens Council on Heart Health for the Ronald O. Perelman Heart Institute at New York Presbyterian Cornell Weill Medical Center. In addition, she has served on the Ladies Auxiliary Committee of The Columbus Citizens Foundation. Mrs. Germanotta was an honors graduate of West Virginia University as well as The George Washington University in Washington, DC, where she received a Masters Degree in Public Administration and was a candidate for the Presidential Intern Program.

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Bruce Gibney Partner Founders Fund Bruce Gibney is a partner at Founders Fund, with a focus on growth-stage investing. Bruce made his first venture investment in Confinity, which became PayPal, and worked with partners Peter Thiel and Ken Howery on the first outside investment in Facebook in 2004. After trading public equities and managing operations at a hedge fund, Bruce returned to private equity as a partner at Founders Fund and recently led the raise of the firms fourth fund, its largest at $625 million. Founders Fund has been an early backer of companies including Facebook, Palantir Technologies, Spotify, SpaceX, ZocDoc, and Practice Fusion. Bruce received his BS from Stanford University and JD from the University of California, Los Angeles. Bruce is also author of a manifesto on venture capital, which can be found at www.foundersfund.com/the-future.

Steve Gleason Former NFL Player Founder Team Gleason Foundation @team_gleason Steve Gleason played for The New Orleans Saints from 2000-2008. As a counter-culture athlete who spent his off-season adventuring in third world countries, he will always be remembered for his blocked punt on the night the Louisiana Superdome reopened for the first time after Hurricane Katrina. Last year Steve was diagnosed with ALS, considered a terminal neuro-muscular disease. Beyond his faith that there is a solution to heal, it is his mission to show that patients can not only live but thrive after this diagnosis. In doing so, he hopes to inspire others to do the same Since founding Team Gleason, Steve has encouraged others to do and help others accomplish extraordinary things. Each day, Team Gleason is given information that someone has done something out of their ordinary because they were inspired by Steve. From marathons, to mountain climbing, to day-to-day changes in attitude and from others living with ALS, Steves No White Flags message is resonating. Team Gleason has also sent ALS patients to the 2012 Super Bowl, the Final Four, Brad Pitts Make It Right Gala, gone sky-diving and is scheduled to send an ALS patient to summit much of Mount Rainier and also another on a Lewis & Clark Canoe Expedition this summer. There are no limits to extraordinary and Steve intends to inspire others to not only believe it, but live it. For more on Team Gleason: www.teamgleason.org

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James Gowen Chief Sustainability Officer Verizon @JamesGowen Jim Gowen is a change agent. Since taking on the complementary roles of Vice President of Supply Chain Operations and Chief Sustainability Officer for Verizon in 2009, he has enlisted more than 6,000 Verizon employees around the globe in helping to reduce the companys carbon footprint by more than 30 percent over the last two years drastically increasing the efficiency of a rapidly growing enterprise. Focused on working with vendors and business partners to drive efficiency into the supply chain, he also works with Verizons business units on the development of sustainability solutions. Under his leadership, Verizon was the first company to establish energy efficiency standards for network equipment, which had an impact on the entire industry. He has also introduced a variety of programs including a carbon intensity metric, fuel and energy reduction, paper suppression, waste reduction and recycling, and management of end-of-life-cycle material recovery. In his supply chain role, Gowen leads centralized operations including regional distribution centers and the global customer premises equipment program with responsibility for more than $2.5 billion in annual through-put and half a billion dollars in annual inventory. Having held several positions of increasing levels of responsibility at Verizon, Gowen was the Lead Architect of the company's supply chain strategy and led the strategic shift from a fixed to a variable inventory business model. While in corporate sourcing, he led the implementation of Verizon's eProcurement effort, and the standardization of Verizon's supply chain systems. Gowen earned his MBA from Long Island University and his Bachelor's degree from Manhattanville College.

Jonathan Greenblatt Director, Office of Social Innovation White House @j0nathan_g Jonathan Greenblatt is Special Assistant to the President and Director of the Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation in the White House Domestic Policy Council. Before joining the White House, Jonathan served as the Director of the Impact Economy Initiative at the Aspen Institute, an effort to explore how public policy can accelerate impact investing and scale social enterprise. Prior to this role, Greenblatt founded All for Good (AFG), the open source, web-based platform developed to enable more Americans to serve. Jonathan formerly served as CEO of GOOD Worldwide, publisher of GOOD.is and the award-winning GOOD Magazine. He is the Co-Founder of Ethos Brands, the business that launched Ethos Water, the premium bottled water that helps children around the world get clean water. Greenblatt worked on the Obama/Biden Presidential Transition Team, and also served as an aide in the Clinton White House and US Department of Commerce. Greenblatt earned a MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University and a Bachelor of Arts cum laude from Tufts University.

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Bill Gross Chairman & CEO Idealab @Bill_Gross Bill Gross founded Idealab in March 1996 and serves as the company's Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. Bill founded Idealab to create and build successful businesses that capitalize on innovations in areas with significant growth opportunities, including the Internet. A lifelong entrepreneur, Bill started several companies prior to Idealab. In high school, he founded Solar Devices, a firm that sold plans and kits for solar energy products. In college at the California Institute of Technology, he patented a new loudspeaker design and formed GNP Loudspeakers, Inc. After graduating from college, Bill and his brother Larry started GNP Development, Inc., which made a natural language product for Lotus 1-2-3 called HAL. In 1985, Lotus Development Corporation acquired GNP and Bill became a software entrepreneur at Lotus Development. In 1991, Bill started Knowledge Adventure, an educational software publisher that grew to be the third largest educational software publisher in the world and was eventually sold to Cendant Software and is now a division of Havas Interactive, which is owned by Vivendi. Bill serves on the boards of directors of numerous companies. He is also a member of the Board of Trustees of the California Institute of Technology and of the Art Center College of Design. Bill received his BS in Mechanical Engineering from the California Institute of Technology.

Richard Hall Director, Global Strategic Alliances Intel Corporation Richard is Director, Global Strategic Alliances for Intel Corporation, the world leader in silicon innovation that develops technologies, products and initiatives to continually advance how people work and live. Richard manages Intels global executive relationships with the United Nations, NetHope, and several other development organizations with programs focused on providing technology to inspire and empower the worlds people. He also leads Intels new Social Innovation Initiative to help channel Intels energies to create technology solutions to solve global social problems. Richard joined Intel in 1991, and previously managed Intels California state government affairs, its federal political action committee (iPAC), and coordination of several Intel government affairs programs among the companys corporate, Washington, DC, and international offices. Previously, Richard worked in the news media and in public affairs roles in the utility and hi-tech industry in California, Illinois, and Arizona.

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Alan Hassenfeld Chairman of the Executive Committee Hasbro Alan Hassenfeld is the former Chairman of the Board and present Chairman of the Executive Committee of Hasbro, Inc., a multi-billion dollar international toy company. Under his leadership, Hasbro has become a worldwide leader in childrens and family entertainment. Its brands and products are some of the most recognizable and respected throughout the world. Alan is a business leader with a passion for philanthropy. His far-reaching impact has crossed local, regional, national and international borders. From the beginning of his career, he has been involved in literally hundreds of charitable and social causes. His enthusiasm and spirit has touched the lives of millions of people and impacted communities across the world. Whether he is fighting for the human rights of manufacturing workers in Asia or making decisions as the Chairman of the Scholar Athlete Games, his energy and guidance always provide positive results. Alan believes in active leadership. Through his charitable work and foundation participation, he has the ability to stay involved in hundreds of community, social, and political causes. These include primarily childrens issues, social responsibility, and political reform. His goal is always to focus on what can be done better and what needs to be developed in order to establish foundations for future success. Alan has been honored many times for his efforts. His awards come from diverse organizations including universities, charitable organizations, political and religious communities, as well as corporate institutes. Many are lifetime awards, which is a reflection of his beliefs. Alan has focused much time throughout his life on issues and concerns throughout the world. He has used his position as Chairman of the Board at Hasbro to break barriers and build foundations, positively affecting the lives of people across the world. Alan has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Pennsylvania. He has numerous honorary degrees from prestigious universities around the world. He lives in Rhode Island, USA with his wife of 19 years.

John Hoffman Vice President, HBO Documentary Films Executive Producer, The Weight of the Nation John Hoffman is Vice President of HBO Documentary Films and was named to this position in June 2006. He is also Executive Producer of The Weight of the Nation, a four-part series and large-scale public health campaign presented by HBO and the Institute of Medicine in association with the CDC, NIH, Michael & Susan Dell Foundation and Kaiser Permanente. An award-winning television producer, Hoffman has been associated with HBO since 1996, having spearheaded some of the networks most noteworthy and critically acclaimed documentaries as an independent producer. Hoffmans HBO credits include: Two-time Emmy winner The Alzheimers Project (series producer, 2009); Addiction, an Emmy Governors Award winner (produced by, 2007); Emmy nominee Last Letters Home: Voices of American Troops From the Battlefields of Iraq (executive producer, 2005); A Rape in a Small Town: The Florence Holway Story (executive producer, 2004); Emmy and Dupont-Columbia Award-winner In Memoriam, New York City, 9/11/01 (producer, 2002), and Academy Award nominee Lalees Kin: The Legacy of Cotton (supervising producer, 2001). Prior to HBO, Hoffman created and produced the award-winning Nickelodeon series Allegras Window from 1993-96. As the executive director of AIDSFILMS from 1987-90 he produced six multi-award winning documentaries, including the PBS special AIDS: Changing the Rules. He is a graduate of Cornell University.

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Jeffrey Hollender Co-Founder Seventh Generation @JeffHollender Hollender is the Co-Founder of Seventh Generation, Chair of the American Sustainable Business Council, an Adjunct Professor at New York University and founder of Jeffrey Hollender Partners, a business strategy and sustainability consulting firm. He is the author of the recently published books: The Responsibility Revolution, What Matters Most, and Planet Home. Hollender is also the Co-Chair of the Board of Directors of Greenpeace USA, and a Board Member of Practice GreenHealth and Verite.

Peter Hopkins Co Founder and President Big Think @PLHopkins Peter Hopkins articulately speaks with the enthusiasm and advocacy for intellectual growth befitting the Co-Founder and President of Big Think, the cutting-edge online knowledge company thats won praise for championing the big ideas that define the 21st century. With fellow media veteran and Harvard alum Victoria Brown, Hopkins recognized the Internets inimitable ability to educate and empower, envisioning an online platform where the worlds leading experts could weigh-in on current issues. The result was Big Think a multiplatform knowledge company that provides actionable information and the tools to compete in our modern world. A true entrepreneur, Hopkins plays many roles at Big Think, overseeing all of Big Thinks innovative content creation (interviewing Supreme Court justices and Nobel Laureates); securing strategic partnerships with major corporations, such as Pfizer; and developing the companys suite of dynamic career advancement tools, including Big Think Edge. Hopkins also spearheaded the creation and currently serves as the Provost of Floating University, Big Thinks Internet-age approach to higher education, establishing relationships with Harvard, Yale, and Bard to support the unique product. A tireless advocate for Big Thinks mission, Hopkins has made appearances on NPR, CNN, and The Colbert Report. Hopkins is a cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Harvard University, where he studied Political Economy and was an Editor and member of the Executive Board at The Crimson. Hopkins impressive undergraduate record led to a position as a Producer for broadcast journalist Charlie Rose on his eponymous PBS interview program. Overseeing the American politics-themed segments, Brown produced interviews with Beltway heavyweights like former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and then-Senator Barack Obama. Brown also collaborated with Google to archive and bring online the shows entire back catalog of episodes. Hopkins may currently live on Manhattans bustling Lower East Side, but his global wanderings have led him from the top of Mount Kilimanjaro to the jungles of Thailand. No matter where he goes, Hopkins remains a passionate intellectual, a creative businessman, and a true believer that the power of change lies in thinking big.

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Jennifer Houston President, WE Studio D Waggener Edstrom @JHouston89 Jennifer Houston, as president of the global WE Studio D, can always be found pushing the edge of change and innovation. She founded, built, and leads the WE Studio D practice, which focuses exclusively on powering digital influence and engagement to measureable business outcomes. Charged with growing the agencys digital storytelling, social media strategy, measurement and research, and experience design efforts, she has expertise in areas including perception-shifting campaigns, digital influence, storytelling and narrative generation, competitive strategy development, business strategy and development, crisis communications and influencer relations. Jennifer also oversees the agencys product development and R&D organizations. Her remit also includes being a strategic driver for WEs APAC region, working with the APAC leadership team to nurture and accelerate these high growth markets with local, regional and global clients. In earlier years at Waggener Edstrom Worldwide, she served as Vice President in product development, business development and numerous client-focused communications roles.

Aaron Hurst President & Founder Taproot Foundation @Aaron_Hurst Aaron is a globally recognized social innovator and leading architect of the growing pro bono services movement. He is known throughout Taproot offices for his striped socks, Post-it doodling, and endless supply of bold ideas. Aarons career is dedicated to challenging and empowering the public and private sectors as well as individuals and organizations to drive our collective social, environmental, and economic progress. He is the founder of the Taproot Foundation a nonprofit organization building a national pro bono marketplace and leading the global service movement and is a creative force behind the conception of the national Billion + Change initiative and the Service Enterprise model. A member of the Nonprofit Times Power and Influence Top 50, Aaron is widely known for his thought-leadership in civic engagement, nonprofit management, and corporate social responsibility. He is a regular blogger for the Huffington Post and Stanford Social Innovation Review. An entrepreneur since 16, Aaron began his career as a social innovator at the University of Michigan, where he designed and led an educational program for local correctional facilities, subsequently becoming the first student to receive the Michigan Campus Compact Award. Upon graduating, he worked in inner-city education in Chicago before landing in Silicon Valley as an early employee at two venture-backed social venture companies. Aaron is one of the most recognized social entrepreneurs in the nation and a recipient of the Ashoka and Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation fellowships. He has also been formally recognized as a leading social innovator by the Aspen Institute, Social Venture Network, Fast Company, Commonwealth Club, the Manhattan Institute, the State of California, and the Alliance for Nonprofit Management. In 2009, he received the LSA Humanitarian Service Award, the highest honor bestowed on University of Michigan alumni. Aaron currently sits on the International Advisory Board of Directors of CiYuan, a three-year initiative to increase social investment in China, and serves on the boards of Reimagining Service and BoardSource. He has co-authored the childrens book Mommy and Daddy Do It Pro Bono with his wife, Kara Hurst. Aaron, Kara, and their two children live in Park Slope, Brooklyn. His favorite root vegetable is the radish.

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Michael Jacobson Director, Corporate Responsibility Office Intel Michael Jacobson is Director of Intels Corporate Responsibility Office. In this role, he is responsible for leading Intels corporate responsibility strategy with stakeholders across the company. He has an experienced team of experts in corporate social responsibility, strategic alliances, marketing and communications, stakeholder management and reporting who are committed to building upon Intels performance as a leading corporate citizen. Prior to this position Michael managed Intels Corporate Affairs team in California and Texas where he was responsible for leading corporate responsibility programs, philanthropic investments, and public policy. Prior to Intel, he served eight years in Washington, DC where he served in senior positions in the executive branch and led economic development for Fort Worth, Texas. He is actively engaged in national and local community based organizations. Jacobson received his Bachelors degree in Political Science from Baylor University. He resides in Folsom, CA with Kristen, his wife, and Jonathan, their 20 year old son who is attending Arizona State University.

Kim Jasmin Executive Director and Region Executive JPMorgan Chase Kim is the Northeast Region Executive for the JPMorgan Chase Foundation and manages its social investment portfolio from Boston to DC. The firms philanthropic goal is simple: be a catalyst for meaningful, positive and sustainable change within the highest-need neighborhoods and communities across the globe. In her 19 years with the firm, Kim has held a number of leadership positions in Human Resources, specializing in Learning and Development, Diversity, Talent Acquisition, and Leadership Development. She has a unique blend of experience in sales, general management, consulting, organization development, and talent management gained during her tenure at Xerox Corporation and now in JPMorgan Chase. Kim served on the Board of Directors for Inroads Tampa Bay and was a National Board Council Representative from 2003 2006. She also served on the Board of Directors for the Hillsborough County Workforce Board and was an active member of the Greater Tampa Chamber of Commerce Workforce Development Committee, where in 2003 she served as Chair. An emerging champion for early childhood education, Kim was recently featured in Winning Beginning NYs Its Our Business and What is Quality StarsNY videos to help make the case for businesses to invest in early childhood education. A graduate of Lake Forest College, Lake Forest, Illinois, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Urban Studies, Kim enjoys building and working with teams that have a thirst to learn, compulsion to share, and a bias for action (Jack Welch).

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Alicia Keys Artist; Global Advocate for HIV/AIDS Co-Founder, Keep a Child Alive @aliciakeys Alicia Keys is a modern-day Renaissance woman. At the age of 30, she is an accomplished singer, songwriter, and music producer with 14 Grammy Awards and is also an actress, entrepreneur, and powerful force in the global fight against HIV/AIDS. Since the 2001 debut of her first album, Songs in A Minor, Alicia has built an unparalleled repertoire of hits and accomplishments with more than 30 million albums sold worldwide. In 2005, she became the first female R&B artist to have three consecutive #1 debuts on the Billboard 200 album chart in as many releases. In addition to being a prolific artist, Alicia Keys is also a devoted AIDS activist and philanthropist. In 2003 Alicia Keys cofounded Keep a Child Alive (KCA), a peoples movement that provides life-saving AIDS medicine and surrounding care to children and families in Africa and India. Since its inception, KCA has served 250,000 people affected by AIDS and continues to provide much needed relief and treatment.

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Robert Kirkpatrick Director UN Global Pulse @rgkirkpatrick Robert Kirkpatrick is Director of UN Global Pulse, an innovation initiative of the Secretary-General harnessing big data and real-time analytics for international development and crisis resilience. Roberts activities in government, academia, UN agencies, NGOs and the private sector have focused on developing innovative solutions at the intersection of technology, policy and social change. Robert has more than 15 years of experience in the design and use of advanced technology tools in business, public health, disaster relief, security coordination, citizen journalism, telemedicine, crisis monitoring, conflict mediation, and peace building activities. His work has focused on strengthening public policy, enhancing crisis resilience and catalyzing organizational change. Robert advocates open data, open standards, open source software, and participatory development. Robert co-founded and led software development for two pioneering private-sector humanitarian technology teams, first at Groove Networks, and later as Lead Architect for Microsoft's Humanitarian Systems Team. In 2003, he lived and worked in Baghdad deploying technology for coordination between the CPA, US State Department and the Government of Iraq. In 2005 he supported response and recovery efforts following Hurricane Katrina and created data collection tools to assist relief organizations following the Kashmir earthquake. In 2006 he developed tools for telemedicine and program coordination in Afghanistan. From 2007-2009 he served as CTO of the Silicon Valley nonprofit InSTEDD (Innovative Support to Emergencies Diseases and Disasters), created by Google in 2006, where he led development of technologies for disaster relief and early detection of disease outbreaks and established the first public health innovation lab in Cambodia. He now serves as the Chair of InSTEDD's Board of Directors.

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Zeev Klein General Partner Landmark Ventures @zeevklein Zeev is a General Partner and Co-Founder of Landmark Ventures, a leading investment bank and corporate advisory firm working with growth-oriented private companies, public companies and investment funds. Founded in 1995, Landmark has worked with over 300 emerging growth ventures across the information technology, enterprise software, digital media, semiconductor, telecom and healthcare sectors. A significant portion of these activities include cross-border transactions involving the US, Canada, Europe and Israel. He graduated with a BA in Economics from Northwestern University and received his MBA from NYU Stern School of Business. Zeev founded and is actively involved with the Social Innovation Summit (SIS) a private, invitation-only forum that connects leading business innovators with global peers active in social transformation across the corporate, investment, government, and non-profit sectors. These Summits were founded as an extension of Landmark Ventures corporate philanthropy program, with the goal of leveraging our convening power to create a platform for the business community to identify, explore and actualize partnership opportunities for driving Social Innovation.

Kay Koplovitz Chairman, Springboard Enteprises Founder, USA Networks Chairman of the Board, Liz Claiborne Inc. Chairman and CEO, Koplovitz & Company @KayKoplovitz Kay was the first woman to head a television network when she founded USANetworks under the banner of Madison Square Garden Sports in 1977. Kay launched major professional and collegiate sports on cable television by negotiating the first contracts and creating first cable coverage for Major League Baseball, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, the Masters from Augusta Georgia, the US Tennis Open and a collection of NCAA conference sporting events. She led USA Networks to first place in cable primetime ratings and it remained there for 14 years. In 1992, Kay launched the Sci-Fi Channel which has become a top-ten rated cable network known for innovative drama and mini-series. In 1994, she launched USANetworks International into 60 countries worldwide. In 1998, President Clinton appointed Kay to chair the bipartisan National Womens Business Council. She used this platform to launch Springboard Enterprises. Springboard, her shared vision, has screened over 4000 companies and presented 360 of them since its first forum in 2000. These companies have raised over $4B in capital and are returning positive results to investors at record rates. Significantly, Springboard is creating a national human capital network among entrepreneurs, investors and service providers that improve prospects for success. In 2001, Kay co-founded Boldcap Ventures, a venture fund backed exclusively by high net worth women seeking to grow their portfolios with venture investments. Boldcap invests principally in the media, technology, and healthcare sectors. Additionally, Kay is the author of Bold Women, Big Ideas (2002), which she wrote to inform and inspire women entrepreneurs to create wealth through equity. She is a sought after motivational speaker on subjects ranging from leadership and management to entrepreneurship, capital formation and emerging media. An experienced public board member, Kay is currently the Chairman of the Board of Liz Claiborne and a board member of CA. She has served on the boards of Instinet, Oracle, Nabisco, and General Re.

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Genevieve LEsperance Student McGill University As a 19-year-old undergraduate at McGill University in Montreal, Genevieve VanderveldtLEsperance is currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science. A Microsoft Certified Professional at the age of 15 and MCTS at 16, she started teaching girls programming using Microsoft Small Basic as a way to inspire future generations to engage in community outreach and global education as future participants in the industry. This past summer, she interned with Curtis Wong, Principal Researcher at Microsoft producing content for the Worldwide Telescope and the Worldwide Telescope Ambassador program, as well as social media presence. Genevieve seeks to empower girls to choose careers in STEM by altering their perception of the technology industry, and engage them in the development of sustainable technologies for developing countries. Genevieve hosts and produces her own YouTube web channel GenINCtv and is the recent recipient of the TIAW (The International Alliance for Women) Young Women Leadership Award in the Under 25 category. She has hosted and keynoted events like Dare2BDigital (2011, 2012), Microsoft DigiGirlz, Enterprise Greater Monctons Women Summit and May 10, 2012 held her own technology conference 4G (4 Girls) with McGill University and CLUMEQ.

Ellen Lambert Executive Vice President The Merck Company Foundation Ms. Lambert has primary operational responsibility for Merck's Office of Contributions and The Merck Company Foundation, which together provide cash contributions of some $60M annually to a wide range of organizations worldwide. Before coming to Merck, Ms. Lambert was Executive Director of the Roche Foundation, and Director, Corporate Relations and Contributions, at Roche, where she managed the U.S. corporate contributions program. Among her accomplishments at Roche were the development of a Web-based grants management tool to streamline grant compliance processes and to coordinate aggregate spending; and the establishment of the Roche Pro Institute, a New Jersey high school student mentor/scholarship program providing urban students opportunities to work year-round with corporate mentors on identifying and developing professional interests and skills. Before joining Roche, Ms. Lambert was Executive Director of the Healthcare Foundation of New Jersey, a $160M private foundation with a mission focused on vulnerable populations and the Jewish community. While at the Healthcare Foundation, she initiated a five-year, $5M statewide program supporting neighborhood health centers, which led the way to supporting federally-qualified health center growth in New Jersey; and developed a $4.2M Center for Humanistic Medicine at the New Jersey Medical School, created to change the way medical students learn doctoring. Before moving to the Healthcare Foundation in 1998, Ms. Lambert was Executive Director of the Beth Israel Medical Center Foundation in Newark (1997-1998) and held positions of increasing responsibility in community relations and development at Irvington General Hospital, Cerebral Palsy of New Jersey, Seton Hall University, Matheny School and Hospital, and Special Olympics New York. She also served as a corporate bankruptcy attorney at Cole, Schotz, Meisel, Forman & Leonard in Hackensack. Ms. Lambert has a BA from the Newhouse School of Communications at Syracuse University, a Masters from Tulane University, and a JD from Seton Hall University School of Law.

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Libby Leffler Strategic Partner Manager Facebook Libby Leffler is a Strategic Partner Manager focusing on community partnerships and programs at Facebook. In this role, Libby works with public figures, nonprofits, cultural institutions and media organizations that partner with Facebook around high-impact integrations. Libby was the CoAnchor of Facebook Live, the company's official video streaming channel, during the 2011 and 2012 World Economic Forum meetings in Davos, Switzerland. From 2009-2012, Libby was the Business Lead to Facebook's Chief Operating Officer, Sheryl Sandberg. As the Business Lead to the Chief Operating Officer, Libby managed public appearances, speaking engagements, and handled a wide array of projects including research and analysis initiatives. Libby joined Facebook in 2008 as a member of the Inside Sales team, working with marketers in the retail and consumer products segments. Prior to Facebook, Libby worked in Online Sales and Operations and Asia Pacific and Latin America markets at Google. Libby graduated with highest honors from the University of California at Berkeley. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the Walter A. Haas School of Business, where she was also a UC Berkeley Alumni Scholar.

Francine LeFrak Producer, Philanthropist; Founder Same Sky @FrancineLeFrak Francine LeFrak is an award-winning theatrical, television and film producer, a successful entrepreneur and a distinguished philanthropist. As a producer, Francines work has drawn attention to social issues of global significance, including HIV/AIDS, conflict and intolerance. Her films have been screened at major international film festivals such as Cannes, London, Munich, Milan, and Sundance. Francines productions have been recognized with Tony, EMMY, and Peabody Awards. In recognition of Francines humanitarian efforts, she received the Women Together Award from the United Nations; the Ellis Island Medal of Honor from the National Ethnic Coalition of Organizations; and the Human Spirit Award from the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. Shes been named Woman Who Cares by the United Cerebral Palsy and USO Woman of the Year, to name a few. In 2008, Francine founded Same Sky, a socially-conscious jewelry line that enables female artisans to achieve economic self-sufficiency. Same Skys inaugural project in Kigali, Rwanda, provides employment to HIV-positive survivors of the 1994 Rwandan genocide. 100 percent of net-proceeds from jewelry sales are reinvested into expanding the business to other regions of the world spreading the women helping women mission of Same Sky.

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Bianca Louis Vice President, ING-Girls Inc. Investment Challenge Girls Inc. A member of Girls Inc. of New York City for five years, Bianca Louis is their Vice President for the ING-Girls Inc. Investment Challenge Program. She is a rising high school junior at the Urban Assembly Institute of Math & Science for Young Women in Brooklyn. As Vice President, Bianca leads the group in making crucial portfolio decisions and serves as a spokesperson for financial empowerment in her school. The ING-Girls Inc. Investment Challenge is an innovative program that teaches girls to invest in the stock market as well as other investment vehicles. Bianca is also an active member of her schools student government where she works with peers to promote sisterhood throughout her school community. In addition to her school led initiatives, Bianca is a consistent youth volunteer at her local soup kitchen and a member of the NYPD peer leadership program.

Johnnie Lovett Chief Executive Officer Fresh Connection Brand @JohnnieFresh Johnnie is a 2011 graduate of Illinois State University where he obtained a Bachelors of Science degree. He is currently an Assistant Account Planner for Common Ground Marketing in Chicago, IL, alum of the Marcus Graham Project, and inaugural recipient of the Bill Sharp Future of Advertising award, presented by JWT Atlanta, and the winner of the Citywide Business Plan Competition in 2007 and the Runner-Up at NFTEs National Business Plan Competition in the same year. Johnnie started his brand consulting business, StayFreshOnline, Inc., while he was a NFTE student at Gwendolyn Brooks College Prep, and has since launched his own lifestyle and apparel line called Fresh Connection Brand, LLC. Johnnie showed off his unique style as a model in the 2011 Geek 2 Chic fashion show, produced by Microsoft and in partnership with Bloomingdales.

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Monica Lozano Chief Executive Officer impreMedia Monica Lozano is Chief Executive Officer of impreMedia, the leading Hispanic News and Information Company in the United States. She has served as the Companys CEO since May 24, 2010 and prior to that she was the Senior Vice President overseeing its publishing group. She has over 25 years of experience in Hispanic media having started with La Opinin in 1985 working her way up to the position of Publisher and CEO of La Opinin, a title which she continues to hold. Lozano is leading the transformation of impreMedia to a fully-integrated multi-media Hispanic content company leveraging the distinct brands, audience engagement, and influence of their products. impreMedia publishes the most highly respected and influential Spanish language newspapers and websites including La Opinin in Los Angeles and El Diario La Prensa in New York. impreMedia products reach over 11M Hispanic adults. Lozano is widely regarded as one of the most influential Latinas in the country serving on the boards of corporate and non-profit boards Bank of America, the Walt Disney Company, the University of California, the University of Southern California, and the Weingart Foundation. She was recently appointed by President Obama to the Presidents Council on Jobs and Competitiveness.

Rebecca Lucore Head of Corporate Social Responsibility Bayer Corporation Rebecca L. Lucore joined Bayer Corporation in 1994 and presently serves as Executive Director of the Bayer USA Foundation and Head of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) for Bayer Corporation. She is responsible for directing Bayers CSR programs, including the companys Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) education partnerships and flagship program Making Science Make Sense (MSMS). Bayers MSMS program was honored in 2000 by President Clinton with the Presidents Service Award; in 2006 by Secretary of Commerce Gutierrez with the Ron Brown Award; and received a national honor in 2008 by the National Science Board. Ms. Lucore has worked with several school districts across the United States to assist them in partnering with local nonprofits/corporations to implement systemic science education reform. She is Board President of Achieving Student Success through Excellence in Teaching (ASSET) Inc. in Pittsburgh and serves as an advisory committee member for the National Governors Associations STEM Center and Chairs the Diversity and Underrepresentation Committee for Change the Equation. In addition, Ms. Lucore is responsible for overseeing the Bayer USA Foundation and donations management for the United States and has more than a decade of experience working with the nonprofit sector. She is the Advisory Board Chair for the Bayer Center for Nonprofit Management at Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh and is currently cochairing the Centers 74% Project which examines women and leadership issues in the nonprofit sector. Ms. Lucore also serves as a Board member for Grantmakers of Southwestern PA. Ms. Lucore was named one of the Top 25 Women in Business by the Pittsburgh Business Times in 2010 and received Duquesne Universitys Excellence in Communication Ethics Alumni Award in 2008. She resides in Pittsburgh with her husband and three boys.

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Ellen Luger Executive Director General Mills Foundation Ellen Goldberg Luger is currently Executive Director of the General Mills Foundation and Vice President of General Mills, Inc. Her responsibilities include leadership and management of the strategic vision and operations of the Foundation as well as program responsibilities for the General Mills Africa Women and Childrens Hunger Project and arts and culture grantmaking at the Foundation. While at General Mills, she served in a cross-functional capacity as an Assistant Marketing Manager for Yoplaits Strategic Growth Channels business, where she received the Commitment Award for distinguished performance. She also served as a lobbyist for General Mills at the State Legislature during a rotation through the General Mills Public Affairs department. Prior to joining the General Mills Foundation, in August of 1997, Luger practiced corporate law for 10 years. Her career began in private practice in New York City and then moved in house as a corporate lawyer for Best Foods. Upon her return to Minneapolis, Luger practiced and was a partner at Leonard, Street and Deinard, P.A. Lugers current volunteer work includes serving as an Executive Committee member and Chair of the Governance Committee of the Wellesley College Board of Trustees, a Trustee at Breck School, and as a member of the Advisory Board of the Center for the Study of Politics and Governance at the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs. She also serves on the National Council on Foundations Committee on International Grantmaking and is the former Chair of The Conference Boards Contributions Council. She co-chaired Senator Amy Klobuchars U.S. District Court Judicial Selection Advisory Committee. Ellen formerly served as President of the Wellesley College Alumnae Association, ViceChair and board member of the Minnesota Council on Foundations, Vice-Chair and Trustee of Twin Cities Public Television, member of the National Council on Foundations Corporate Grantmaking Committee, Director of the Minnesota Womens Campaign Fund, Director of Women Venture, and member of the Minneapolis United Ways Legal Division Steering Committee. Luger graduated from Wellesley College in 1983 and earned a BA with honors in Political Science and Sociology. Luger also graduated magna cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, served as President of College Government and was a Minnesota finalist for a Rhodes Scholarship. After Wellesley, Luger earned her JD from Georgetown University Law Center where she served as Articles and Notes Editor: The American Criminal Law Review. Luger is married to Andrew Luger, an attorney and partner with Greene Espel, LLP and they have two children: Stephanie and Joshua.

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Ali Marano Head of Technology for Social Good JPMorgan Chase Ali Marano runs the Technology for Social Good program at JPMorgan Chase a program she started in the summer of 2010. The Technology for Social Good program leverages the talent and strength of JPMorgan Chases technology staff and vendor relationships for social initiatives across the globe. Sample recent initiatives include: The King Center Imaging Project digitization of Dr. Kings historical documents and display on a newly designed website; Operation Morale Call connecting deployed American military heroes with family back home via video conferencing; and a University Engagement program providing real world NGO projects to undergraduate technology students that provide replicable solutions to the social sector. She started her career as a documentary filmmaker focused on social issues and then worked as a strategy and management consultant at Accenture. While at Accenture, she became an Executive on loan to a new nonprofit called NPower, which provides technology services to nonprofit organizations. In the fall of 2000, she left Accenture and joined NPower full-time, where while focusing on engaging corporations in the work of the nonprofit community, she created an online volunteer matching portal connecting nonprofits technology needs with skilled volunteers. The solution, The Community Corps, is now actively used within JPMorgan Chase and across the globe. Ali holds a BA in Spanish and International Business from the University of Buffalo and also studied at the University of Seville in Spain. She is a graduate of the American Express Nonprofit Leadership Academy and the Coro fellowship program Leadership New York. Ali also sits on the Board of Directors at Global Nomads Group, a nonprofit fostering dialogue and understanding amongst the worlds youth. Ali lives in Manhattan with her husband and two young sons.

Ross Martin Executive Vice President Scratch Viacom Media Networks @RossMartin1 Ross Martin is an Executive Vice President at Viacom Media Networks and runs Scratch, a creative swat team driving innovation across the company, including MTV, VH1, Comedy Central and more. Scratch channels the power of Viacom's portfolio and its unparalleled connection to youth in new ways, including consumer insights, product development, design, branding and the development, production and distribution of original content in all media. Previously, Ross served as Senior Vice President of MTV 360 Production and Development, working across MTV, MTV2, and mtvU. Ross joined MTV in 2004 as the first Head of Programming for Emmy and Peabody Award winning college network, mtvU. In this role, he oversaw the development and production of all original programming, on-air, online and on mobile. Prior to MTV, Ross founded Plant Film, a Los Angeles-based production company partnered with Fox, VH1, and Dimension Films; was a development executive for Spike Lee's 40 Acres and A Mule Filmworks; and taught poetry at Washington University, the Rhode Island School of Design and The New School. His writing appears in The Kenyon Review, The Harvard Review, McSweeney's, Denver Quarterly, BOMB Magazine and multiple anthologies, and has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize. His first book, "The Cop Who Rides Alone," was published in 2002. Ross is a member of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, the Viacom Marketing Council, and the advisory board of St. Jude's Childrens Hospital. In 2012, he was named one of Fast Companys 100 Most Creative People In Business.

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Dan Matte EVP, Marketing & Business Development F5 Networks @dmatte Dan Matte is Executive Vice President of Marketing and Business Development at F5 Networks. He is responsible for leading all corporate marketing and product management efforts at F5 and has a primary involvement in the company's technology partnerships and corporate development activities. Matte has more than 20 years' experience in the technology and data communications industries. At F5, he has been instrumental in helping pioneer the load balancing market, establishing the technology as a critical component of today's networking infrastructure. Prior to joining F5 in February 1997, he worked with Memotec Communications, an innovator in frame relay and voice-over-frame-relay technologies, and he founded REON Corporation, a company specializing in secure remote access and wireless data communications. Matte holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Queen's University and an MBA from the University of British Columbia.

Avery Winthrop McCall Teen Advisor Girl Up Avery McCall is a straight-A student in eighth grade at North Shore Country Day School in Winnetka, IL. She was selected as one of 14 Teen Advisors in the US to the United Nations Foundation Girl Up Campaign. In her role as a Teen Advisor, she has launched a Be the Change, GIRL UP! club, runs various fundraisers, and has given speeches on girls rights. She has been passionate about advancing and advocating for girls rights since reading Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunns book, Half the Sky. Avery spends much of her free time networking with human rights activists and attending lectures and events focusing on issues of gender-based violence, refugees and equal access to education. She has also competed nationally in both soccer and squash.

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Timothy McClimon President American Express Foundation @tmcclimonCSRNow Timothy J. McClimon is President of the American Express Foundation and Vice President for Corporate Social Responsibility, American Express Company. In this role, he directs all of the American Express Companys global social responsibility, philanthropy, and employee engagement programs. Prior to joining American Express, Mr. McClimon was Executive Director of Second Stage Theatre where he led one of the largest nonprofit theaters in New York City. He also served as the Executive Director of the AT&T Foundation where he directed AT&Ts global philanthropy and corporate citizenship programs. A graduate of Georgetown University Law Center, Mr. McClimon joined AT&T from the New York law firm of Webster & Sheffield where he was a lawyer specializing in nonprofit corporate law. Prior to that, he managed the Inter-Arts Program at the National Endowment for the Arts in Washington, DC. In addition to his Law degree, he holds a Bachelor's degree from Luther College in Iowa and a Master's degree from St. Cloud State University in Minnesota. Mr. McClimon currently serves on the boards of several nonprofit organizations, including Americans for the Arts, Merce Cunningham Dance Company, and Second Stage Theatre. He is also chairman of the Corporate Advisory Council of the American Red Cross. Since 1990, Mr. McClimon has been an adjunct professor at New York University where he teaches two graduatelevelcourses in Arts Administration and Nonprofit Management. He lives in New York City with his wife and daughter.

Patrick McNamara Senior Consultant Refinery Leadership Partners Patrick McNamara is a Senior Consultant at The Refinery Leadership Partners, a leading Canadian leadership development organization. Patrick brings a solid background in consulting and an innovative, integral approach to his work at The Refinery. With ongoing international interests and a fluency in Spanish, French, and English, Patrick has led consulting assignments in Europe, South America, Asia as well as the United States in the areas of strategy, culture change, and organizational development. Patricks passion for social innovation, sustainability, and social impact led him to design and facilitation work at the annual Social Innovation Summit at the UN and a UNDP leadership development programme. His experience convening multi-disciplinary teams to create breakthrough initiatives for solving complex challenges and his skills in collaborative leadership for profound innovation and change bring highly-valued assets to The Refinery team.

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Jane Meseck Director, Technology for Good, Citizenship & Public Affairs Microsoft Corporation @JaneMeseck Jane Meseck, Director of Global Citizenship & Public Affairs at Microsoft Corporation, leads strategy and implementation of global philanthropic programs. This includes the Microsofts Technology for Good initiative and Microsofts commitment to provide nonprofits worldwide with access to technology products, services, and solutions to create social change. During Janes 15 plus years with Microsoft, she has led the development and expansion of such signature partnerships and initiatives as NPowerNW; telecentre.org; Nonprofit Technology Network; NetHope; and TechSoups US and global expansion efforts. Prior to joining Microsoft in 1997, Jane was a researcher and manager at University of Washingtons Institute for Public Policy and Management. She also lectured at the UW Daniel J. Evans School of Public Affairs. Jane previously worked as a Management Consultant, designing technology solutions for fortune 500 companies. Jane has a Masters degree in Public Administration from University of Washington and Bachelors degrees in both Finance and Marketing from Texas A&M University.

Rhonda Mims President ING Foundation Rhonda Mims is responsible for creating an enterprise-wide community relations platform focusing on financial literacy, childrens education and diversity, including advancing the companys workforce diversity and inclusion strategy. Prior to her current role, Mims was a member of INGs external affairs team. She served as ING US PAC treasurer, ethics officer, and conducted government affairs for some of the Midwestern states and the City of Atlanta. Prior to that role, she was counsel with the ING US litigation team overseeing the management of outside counsel on litigation matters, and a territorial sales manager for ING based in Fairfax, VA. Prior to joining ING, she served as an Environmental Civil Litigation Attorney with the US Department of Justice and as a Senior Attorney with the National District Attorney Association's American Prosecutor's Research Institute. Mims received her Bachelors degree and her Juris Doctor from the University of South Carolina. She currently holds FINRA Series 7 and 66 designations.

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Aziz Mohamed Manager, Sustainability and Social Innovation Initiatives Hewlett-Packard Company Aziz Mohamed is Manager of Global Healthcare Initiatives within HPs Sustainability and Social Innovation organization. He drives social innovation healthcare programs aligned with HPs business strategy and focuses on solving social issues in the area of healthcare in collaboration with nonprofit organizations, governments, customers and partners. Aziz Mohamed is a seasoned leader with over 20 years of experience in the marketing and IT sector. He joined HP in 1999 and has held several management roles in enterprise and corporate marketing, communications, and government affairs in the Middle East and in Canada. Aziz Mohamed holds a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communications from University of Cairo.

Jason Moriber Vice President, Digital Consulting Waggener Edstrom @jasonmoriber Jason is a 10-plus year veteran of digital marketing and communications with an emphasis on strategy and planning. He interprets future trends, delivers the insights, and creates actionable plans that drive programs, initiatives and businesses. Jason counsels all stages of innovative and emergent companies from tech startups to global brands to organic farmers. The overarching path of his career has been to bring clients into the now with low organizational pain, greater rewards and joyful verve.

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Nicholas Negroponte Founder & Chairman One Laptop Per Child @nnegroponte Nicholas is Founder and Chairman of the One Laptop per Child nonprofit. He is currently on leave from MIT, where he was co-founder and director of the MIT Media Laboratory, and the Jerome B. Wiesner Professor of Media Technology. A graduate of MIT, Nicholas was a pioneer in the field of computer-aided design, and has been a member of the MIT faculty since 1966. Conceived in 1980, the Media Laboratory opened its doors in 1985. He is also author of the 1995 best seller, Being Digital, which has been translated into more than 40 languages. In the private sector, Nicholas serves on the board of directors for Motorola, Inc. and as general partner in a venture capital firm specializing in digital technologies for information and entertainment. He has provided start-up funds for more than 40 companies, including Wired magazine.

Dr. Maura ONeill Chief Innovation Officer U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) @MauraAtUSAID Dr. Maura ONeill is the Senior Counselor to the Administrator and Chief Innovation Officer at the US Agency for International Development. She has responsibility for driving innovation in development as well as public-private partnerships in the Agency which operates in 80 countries. Maura has co-led USAID Forward, the Agency's worldwide reform effort. Breakthrough innovations in mobile, climate change, election fraud, maternal mortality, financial inclusion and disaster and reconstruction response have been hallmarks. To drive costs down and accelerate penetration, her team adapted for development the venture capital model of staged financing to source and scale innovations. Maura also serves on the White House Innovation Cohort. In the public, private, and academic sectors, Dr. ONeill has focused on creating entrepreneurial and public policy solutions for some of the worlds toughest problems in the fields of energy, education and infrastructure financing. Dr. ONeill has started four companies in the field of energy efficiency and curbside recycling, utility billing and metering services including smart grid, internet apps and digital education. In addition, she has advised/invested on dozens more including participating in a Broadway syndicate for two Tony-nominated musicals. She was named the Greater Seattle Business Person of the Year in 1989. Dr. ONeill was appointed in 2009 as Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor for Energy and Climate at the US Department of Agriculture, and in 2008 was Chief of Staff for US Senator Maria Cantwell (D-WA). Dr. ONeill graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a BA from the University of Washington. She has received MBAs from Columbia University and University of California at Berkeley and currently on leave from the faculty of the Lester Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation at UC Berkeley. She earned her PhD at the University of Washington, where her pioneering research focused on how narrow-mindedness occurs and the errors it leads to in science, medicine, business, and political decision-making.

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Shelly Palmer Host Shelly Palmer Digital Living @shellypalmer Shelly Palmer is Fox 5 New Yorks On-air Tech Expert (WNYW-TV) and the host of Fox Televisions monthly show Shelly Palmer Digital Living. He also hosts United Stations Radio Networks, Shelly Palmer Digital Living Daily, a daily syndicated radio report that features insightful commentary and a unique insiders take on the biggest stories in technology, media, and entertainment. He is Managing Director of Advanced Media Ventures Group, LLC an industry-leading advisory and business development firm and a member of the Executive Committee of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (the organization that bestows the coveted Emmy Awards). He invented the underlying technology for Enhanced Television (Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, Monday Night Football), the most popular form of interactive television in the United States. Six-time Emmy Award-nominated, his professional vitae includes years of experience in television production and musical composition. A prolific composer, Palmer was the recipient of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAPs) 12th Annual Film and Television Music Award for ABCs hit series Spin City. He was also recognized the following season in the category of Most Performed Television Themes. Palmers music credits include the theme songs for Live with Regis & Kelly, Rivera Live and MSNBC as well as the digital debut of the real cat singing the classic Meow, Meow, Meow, Meow. He is a weekly columnist for the Jack Myers Media Business Report, The Huffington Post and a regular technology commentator for CNN and CNNi. Palmer is the author of Television Disrupted: The Transition from Network to Networked TV 2nd Edition (York House Press, 2008) the seminal book about the technological, economic, and sociological forces that are changing everything and, Overcoming The Digital Divide: How to use Social Media and Digital Tools to Reinvent Yourself and Your Career (York House Press, 2011) For more information, visit shellypalmer.com.

Nitzan Pelman Executive Director Citizen Schools New York Nitzan Pelman opened the New York region of Citizen Schools in September of 2007 and serves as its founding Executive Director. In her role as Executive Director, she oversees a state office comprised of 50 staff members who in turn work with 600 students in five public schools in three boroughs. She is also responsible for raising 2.4M dollars in FY11. Citizen Schools was founded in 1995 to bring new solutions the education reform landscape and seeks to reimage the school day. Prior to joining Citizen Schools, she worked at the New York City Department of Education for four years in the Klein/Bloomberg administration. In that time, she served as the Assistant Director of the Office of New Teacher Induction and helped create a mentoring program for 6,500 new teachers. In her final year at the DOE, she developed, designed, and implemented the citywide "learning environment survey" administered to 1.8M people through the Office of Accountability. She also served as the first Development Director for Teach For America New York where she organized its first New York City benefit. Nitzan has participated in CORO's Leadership New York program and served in special project capacities at KIPP and at New Leaders for New Schools. She is a graduate of New York University's Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and Stern College for Women.

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Marc Pollick Founder and President The Giving Back Fund After graduating from the University of Chicago, Marc subsequently earned graduate degrees in Social Science, East European Jewish History, and Holocaust Studies. He pursued his doctoral studies at Boston University under the direction of Professor Elie Wiesel, winner of the 1986 Nobel Prize for Peace. He lectures often throughout the United States and Israel, and has taught courses on The Holocaust at the high school and university levels. In 1982, Marc was appointed Founding Executive Director of the Zachor Institute for Holocaust Studies in Miami, Florida. One year later, he created and hosted the cable TV series, We Remember. He has twice led student groups to Holocaust sites in Eastern Europe, and in 1983, led the first-ever group of children of Holocaust survivors on a Journey of Conscience to Eastern Europe and Israel. In 1989, he served as a senior researcher for the permanent exhibition of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. Prior to founding The Giving Back Fund in February 1997, Marc was the Assistant Director of the Center for Jewish Studies at Harvard University and the Founder of The Elie Wiesel Institute for Humanitarian Studies. Working with Wiesel, Marc came to appreciate the unique power and opportunity inherent in leveraging celebrity and wealth on behalf of philanthropy. He formulated the idea for an organization that would work with celebrities to use their fame for the common good, and in 1997 he established The Giving Back Fund (GBF) to provide philanthropic management and consulting to professional athletes and entertainers. By concentrating on celebrities, Marc sought to diversify the typical donor base to include people of color, women, and young people, groups often underrepresented in traditional philanthropy. The first athlete with whom GBF consulted was Boston Celtic Captain Dee Brown, followed soon after by BC legend and NFL Quarterback Doug Flutie, and performing artists Britney Spears and Justin Timberlake. Marc contributes frequently to major periodicals on the topic of philanthropy and writes a regular column on sports philanthropy for Street and Smiths Sports Business Journal. Marc was recently recognized for his achievements as a recipient of the 2004 University of Chicago Alumni Award for Public Service.

Deepak Puri Director, Business Development (VMware Foundation Advisor) VMware @deepak_puri Deepak is a Silicon Valley veteran and has held leadership roles at Oracle, Netscape and VMware over the last 17 years. He is currently responsible for business development of Mobile and Cloud based solutions at VMware and also assists the VMware Philanthropic Foundation. He has volunteered with several non-profit groups including Ashoka.org, NDI.org, JumaVentures.org, and TapRoot.org to leverage technology to further their missions. Deepak has undertaken volunteer projects through IESC.org in Panama, Romania, Ukraine, and Egypt which involved using technology locally to boost training, generate employment and support humanitarian projects. He is currently working with TechSoup, NPower, and NetHope to bring the power of Cloud Computing to other nonprofits. Deepak's high tech experience combined with ongoing volunteering experience make him highly effective in engaging resources and skills from commercial enterprises to support philanthropy. He has helped design the Humanitarian Cloud and obtain resource commitment from different high tech firms.

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Jason Radford Cloud Architect Illini cloud Jason Radford has invested over 18 years with technology architect. Beginning with embedded systems and design, Radford has held managerial positions involving the design of scalable and resilient storage networking and compute environments for companies ranging from the Fortune 100 to Internet-scale such as Internet.com. Radford's current role is Cloud Architect for the IlliniCloud (www.illinicloud.org), which provides cloud services to the educational community in five states. Jason resides with his wife Leanna and young son Simon in Peoria, Illinois.

Gina Reiss-Wilchins Executive Director Girl Up Gina is the Director of Girl Up, providing strategic direction for the campaigns work in the US and in country. Before joining the United Nations Foundation, Gina served as the Executive Director of TrueChild, an action tank devoted to bringing gender transformative approaches to US policy and programmatic work. Ginas 20+ years of advocacy and nonprofit experience working with disadvantaged American youth on the local, state and national level includes serving as the Executive Director of TrueChild, Managing Director of the Gender Public Advocacy Coalition, Action-Vice President of NOW-NJ and a founding member of Equality Federation. Gina is the proud mother of a 5-year-old daughter and is a graduate of UCLA with a degree in English Literature and Women Studies.

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Jeff Richardson Vice President, Global Health Access Abbott Fund Jeff Richardson, Vice President of Abbott Fund, oversees its Global Health Access program primarily in the developing world. Abbott Fund is the philanthropic arm of the global health care company Abbott. Abbott Funds Global Health Access program focuses in the areas of HIV/AIDS, maternal and child health, nutrition, non-communicable and neglected tropical diseases. Jeff previously served as a managing director in Burson-Marstellers US healthcare practice. Prior to joining Burson-Marsteller, Jeff was the Executive Director of the GMHC, the largest US AIDS service organization. He served under Governor Evan Bayh as Secretary of the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration and Commissioner of the Indiana Department of Human Services. Jeff has been an adjunct professor at Indiana University and the City University of New York and currently teaches as a guest lecturer at Northwestern University on global health issues. Jeff started his professional career at Eli Lilly & Company. He received all three of his degrees Law, Masters in Public Administration, and Bachelors -- from Indiana University.

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Jean-Pierre Rosso Chairman World Economic Forum USA Jean-Pierre Rosso currently serves as the Chairman of the World Economic Forum USA Inc. JeanPierre served as CEO of Case Corporation and CNH (Case New Holland) from 1994 to 2000 and chairman of the board from 1996 to April 2004. In 2003, CNH, a public company quoted on the NYSE, was the world leader in farm tractors and combines and number three in construction equipment with annual revenues of $10.7B, and a captive finance company with a loan portfolio of $11B. Rosso was appointed to the position of Chairman and CEO in November 1999, when Case Corporation and New Holland N.V. merged to become CNH and to the position of Chairman in November 2000. Rosso joined Case as President and CEO in April 1994 and was elected Chairman in March 1996. Under Rossos tenure, Case returned to public ownership in June 1994 through a public offering. The company achieved significant earnings and sales growth and expanded into new markets around the world. The company also executed a large restructuring program of its manufacturing footprint on a global basis to enable a successful turnaround. Between 1994 and 1998 sales went from $4.4B to $6.1B and operating income from breakeven in 1993 to an average of 8.6% for the period. In 1999, Fiat/New Holland acquired Case for $4.3B plus debt in a cash transaction. Prior to joining Case, Rosso served as president of the worldwide Home and Building Control business of Honeywell Inc., a position he held from January 1992 to March 1994. Prior to this assignment, he held several executive positions at Honeywell, including President of Honeywell Europe (1987-1991); Group Vice President of Information Systems International (1985-1986); Vice President and General Manager of Honeywell Medical Electronics Division (19831984); and Vice President of Business Development and operations for Honeywell Europe (1981-1982). As president of Honeywell Europe, Jean-Pierre Rosso implemented a complete reorganization, reengineered the supply chain, grew revenues from $.8B to $1.5B from internal growth and acquisition and improved profits from 6% to 11% of sales between 1987 and 1991. Rosso began his career at Honeywell France in 1969, advancing from positions of Finance and Administrative Manager, to Director of Honeywells Africa business, and then Director of Sales Operations for Honeywell-Bull, France. Rosso left Honeywell in 1975 to become President and CEO of Rossignol Ski Company Inc. Under his leadership, Rossignol Ski Company grew from $11M to $100M between 1975 and 1980 and by 1998 had become the number one ski company in the United States. He returned to Honeywell in 1981. Rosso received a Civil Engineering diploma from the cole Polytechnique de Lausanne in Switzerland and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Rosso is a member of the Board of Directors of Bombardier and Medtronic. He is also a member of the Wharton Board of Overseers and chairman of the Lauder Institute Board of Governors. He has been a member of President Bushs Advisory Committee for Trade Policy & Negotiations (ACTPN), of the Business Roundtable and the U.S. Export-Import Bank Advisory Board. Prior Board memberships include: Crdit Lyonnais; Crown Cork & Seal; The Principal Financial Group; Inland Steel; Ryerson Tull; Case Corporation; and CNH Global.

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Barry Sanders Global Program Director, Shared Services NetHope Barry is a global program director with NetHope. In that role, he has oversight and/or involvement with a variety of key strategic NetHope initiatives, including his current role as Program Manager of the NetHope Shared Services initiative. Barry has been in this role with NetHope since mid-year 2007. Prior to that, Barry was associated with NetHope as Director of Information Technology with Children International (CI), one of the seven founding members of NetHope. During the formational years of NetHope, Barry served on the NetHope Board of Directors as Executive Vice President. Barry also functions as member liaison for NetHope, supporting the CEO with activities that help insure that NetHope members receive appropriate value for their NetHope membership. Barry also assists with many strategic sourcing arrangements between NetHope and various vendor/partners, to achieve better pricing for NetHope members based on aggregated demand. Through his role of IT Director at CI, Barry has been associated with the internationally-focused NGO community since 1999. During those eight years at CI, Barry was responsible for all ICT (Information and Communications Technology) activities, and oversaw a wide variety of projects in excess of $1million, including: successful replacement of all homegrown back-office legacy systems with a modern SQL Server based client server ERP product; creation of field data collection and management systems, including building a repository for over 1,000,000 digital photos of sponsored children in 3rd world countries; and implementation of security hardware and software for both HQ field agencies that provides for remote management of all remote LANS and desktops from a HQ portal. Prior to his role at CI, Barry has filled senior IT management roles for several organizations in the private sector, including two national organizations in the transportation and health-care industries. He also brings a total of over 30 years of IT industry experience, including software development, network management, and end-user support. Barry earned his BA and MA in Mathematics from the University of Missouri, Columbia, and his MBA from the University of Central Missouri.

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Jason Saul CEO Mission Measurement Jason Saul is one of the nation's leading experts on measuring social impact. He is the Founder and CEO of Mission Measurement LLC, a strategy consulting firm that helps corporations, nonprofits and public sector clients measure and improve their social impact. He has advised some of the world's largest corporations, government agencies, and nonprofits, including: Walmart; Starbucks; McDonald's; Kraft; Levi Straus & Co.; Easter Seals; American Red Cross; the Smithsonian; and the US Agency for International Development (USAID). Prior to founding Mission Measurement, Jason practiced as a public finance attorney at Mayer Brown LLP in Chicago. Jason serves on the faculty of the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, where he teaches corporate social responsibility and nonprofit management. He also serves on the CMO Council's Academic Liaison Committee. Jason is the Founder of the Center for What Works, a national nonprofit focused on benchmarking and performance measurement. He is the author of numerous books and articles on social strategy and measurement, including: Benchmarking for Nonprofits: How to Manage, Measure and Improve Performance (Fieldstone Press 2006); Social Innovation, Inc.: Five Strategies to Drive Business Value through Social Change (Jossey-Bass, October 2010); and The End of Fundraising: How to Raise More by Selling Your Impact (Jossey-Bass, February 2011). Jason was awarded the Harry S. Truman Scholarship for leadership and public service and was selected as a Leadership Greater Chicago fellow. In 2008, Jason was recognized as one of Crain's Chicago Business 40 under 40 business leaders, and in 2010, he was named by BusinessWeek as one of the Nation's 25 Most Promising Social Entrepreneurs. Jason holds a JD from the University of Virginia School of Law; an MPP from the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University; and a BA in Government and French Literature from Cornell University.

Rob Schreiner, MD, FACP, FCCP Executive Medical Director Kaiser Permanente of Georgia @drrobschreiner Dr. Schreiner has served as the Executive Medical Director for The Southeast Permanente Medical Group, Inc (TSPMG) since 2008. In this role, he leads one of Atlantas largest multispecialty medical groups, with overall executive responsibility for the cost and quality of healthcare provided to over 240,000 Kaiser Permanente members in 28 medical facilities and 4 hospitals in a 28-county metropolitan service area, by over 740 TSPMG physicians, associate practitioners and professional staff . Dr. Schreiner designs and implements the business strategy of Kaiser Permanente of Georgia (KPGA) in collaboration with his business partner Mr. Kerry Kohnen, Regional Health Plan President. Dr. Schreiner joined TSPMG in 1994 as a Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine physician. He has served in a number of leadership roles within the group, including chairs of Continuing Medical Education, the Division of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, and the Department of Hospital Services. From 2005 to 2007, he was TSPMG's Associate Medical Director for Hospital, Specialty and Ancillary Care. From 2007-2008 he served as COO for the Medical Group. He is the past recipient of several awards recognizing his clinical and leadership skills. In addition to his duties at Kaiser Permanente, Dr. Schreiner is active in the Atlanta medical community. He is President-Elect for the Medical Association of Atlanta (MAA) and is increasingly involved in the Medical Association of Georgia (MAG). He serves on the Board of Directors of Trees Atlanta, a nonprofit organization that has enhanced and preserved Atlantas urban forest since 1985. He is a member of the Metro Atlanta Chamber (MAC) Board of Advisors, also serving on the Environmental Policy and Sustainability Committee. For over 10 years, Dr. Schreiner served in several physician-leadership roles on the Medical Executive Committee (MEC) of Northside Hospital Atlanta. He is also a long-time volunteer at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Home (OLPHH), an Atlanta area hospice that provides no-cost care for patients with terminal cancer.

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Shannon Schuyler Senior Managing Director, Corporate Responsibility Leader PwC @Shannon_Sustain Shannon Schuyler has been with PwC for 15 years and is a Senior Managing Director and the firm's Corporate Responsibility (CR) Leader and an Officer of the Board for the PwC Charitable Foundation. She oversees the actions, programs and initiatives for the firm's global internal strategy around PwC's four CR pillars: Marketplace, Community, People, and Environment. In this role, she identifies and implements employee engagement strategies aligned to CR efforts, interacts with suppliers and vendors to understand and assess their sustainability impact, oversees national and global non-profit partners, and has ownership for the firm's environmental impact. Shannon is a sought after expert on CR, social innovation, and youth education. She has worked closely with the Department of Education on the importance of environmental literacy and related curriculum. She has also served as an advisor to the national government on the role of business in enhancing a culture of service and fostering social innovation. Additionally, Shannon spends a percentage of time dedicated to the firm's external client facing practice, Sustainability Business Solutions, facilitating discussions with clients on their approach to CR and offering guidance on establishing a CR framework, employee engagement strategies and communications.

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Jeff Seabright Chief Environmental Officer The Coca-Cola Company Jeff Seabright is the Chief Environmental Officer at The Coca-Cola Company, where he is responsible for environmental governance and leadership across global operations of the CocaCola system. He leads a team of nearly 20 experts working together to integrate water stewardship, sustainable packaging, energy management and climate protection practices into all Company business decisions and practices worldwide. Jeff and his team collaborate with senior management, the Board of Directors, Coca-Cola's bottling partners, the external Environmental Advisory Board, and NGO partners on environmental management. Under Jeff's leadership, Coca-Cola has set a global goal to return to nature and communities an amount of water equal to what is used in all of its beverages and their production. The team also has initiated a worldwide sustainable packaging strategy to ensure the Coca-Cola system leads the beverage industry by reducing non-renewable resources used in packaging, innovating post-consumer recovery models and industry-leading practices for packaging reuse. Jeff also led the development of Coca-Cola's energy management and climate protection strategy, which has set specific global emissions reduction goals for manufacturing and advanced the development of HFC-free refrigeration. Under Jeffs direction, The Coca-Cola Company and its bottlers have also established partnerships with organizations that include the US Agency for International Development (USAID), CARE, The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and hundreds of local communities. These partnerships are a united effort to apply the resources of the Coca-Cola system toward the protection and improvement of environmental resources in communities across the globe. Prior to joining The Coca-Cola Company, Jeff served as a Foreign Service Officer at the State Department posted in Brussels with NATO, and was a legislative assistant to US Senators John D. Rockefeller IV and Timothy E. Wirth. Beginning in 1994, Jeff served as Director of the Office of Energy, Environment and Technology at the US Agency for International Development (USAID). In 1999, Jeff played an integral role in the negotiations of the Kyoto Protocol, following an appointment by President Clinton as Executive Director of the Climate Change Task Force. He then joined Texaco (now ChevronTexaco) as its Vice President for Policy Planning reporting to the CEO. Immediately prior to joining The Coca-Cola Company, Jeff was an environmental consultant for clients ranging from the United Nations to Fortune 500 companies. Jeff has a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Oberlin College in Ohio and a Masters of Science in International Relations from The London School of Economics. He is chairman of the Board of the World Environment Center and a member of the Environmental Technology and Trade Advisory Council, a Federal Advisory Committee (FACA) serving the Secretary of Commerce. Jeff also serves on the Boards of The Nature Conservancy (Georgia), Sustainable Atlanta, The Global Water Challenge, Pace Academy, Savannah Ocean Exchange, Erb Institute Strategic Advisory Council for the University of Michigan, Center for Energy, Development and the Global Environment (EDGE) at Duke University and the National Council for Science and the Environment

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Tom Shadyac Director, Screenwriter, and Producer Tom Shadyacs writing/directing career was launched in 1994 with the Jim Carrey smash hit Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. In the years that followed, Shadyac would establish himself as one of the most prolific comedy directors in Hollywood while working with some of the biggest names in the business. Huge hits such as Liar Liar, The Nutty Professor, Bruce Almighty, Patch Adams, Accepted, and I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry, have helped establish Shadyac as one of Hollywoods most successful writer/director/producers. A Virginia native, Shadyac has received four Peoples Choice awards, including three for Best Comedy (Liar, Liar, The Nutty Professor, Bruce Almighty) and one for best new Television Comedy, with 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter. With Patch Adams, Shadyac earned his first Golden Globe nomination, also for Best Comedy. In his latest project, a documentary entitled I AM, Shadyac asks some of todays most profound thinkers, two questions Whats wrong with our world, and what can we do about it? This moving, inspiring film won the Audience Choice Award and the Student Choice Award at the Mountain Film Festival in Telluride Colorado, where it premiered in May.

Jigar Shah Board Member Carbon War Room @Indiantiger24 Jigar Shah is an entrepreneur and visionary committed to leveraging the next economy by solving the challenging issues of our time. Shah has recognized this as The Impact Economy. Shah has noted that a global "Impact Economy" is one in which mainstream investors team up with corporations, entrepreneurs, and governments at scale to solve the big problems of our time while generating compelling financial returns not concessionary returns. Today, he is CEO of Jigar Shah Consulting. He works closely with some of the worlds leading influencers and guides policy makers around the globe on key issues to implement profitable solutions to climate change that will unlock $5 Trillion into the impact economy by 2020. His first foray in realizing his vision was the founding of SunEdison in 2003; today the worlds leading solar services company. SunEdison, through Shahs perseverance and vision, simplified solar as a service through the implementation of the power purchase agreement (PPA) business model. That model changed the status quo, allowing organizations to purchase solar energy services under long-term predictably priced contracts and avoid the significant capital costs of ownership and operation of solar energy systems. The SunEdison business model is a recognized catalyst that turned solar PV into a multi-billion dollar industry worldwide. From 2009 to March 2012, Shah served as the first CEO of the Carbon War Room, the global organization founded by Richard Branson and Virgin Unite to harness the power of entrepreneurship to unlock the potential of proven climate change solution technologies to be deployed at scale. During Shahs tenure he was a trailblazer in helping build the organization into one of global importance. Prior to launching SunEdison and his tenure as Carbon War Room CEO, Shah managed mergers & acquisitions, corporate strategy, and sales efforts for BP Solar, specializing in national commercial accounts. He also worked as a contractor for the Department of Energy on alternative vehicles and fuel cell programs. Shah holds a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana, and an MBA from The University of Maryland. Besides the Carbon War Room, he also sits on the boards of the SolarNexus, KMR Infrastructure, Prometheus Institute and Greenpeace USA.

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Asha Sharma Co-Founder The A-List @Asha_Sharma Asha is a Microsoft entrepreneur and MACH hire launching a commercial cloud product in the US the next billion dollar business for Windows. She is the Co-Founder of a 501 (c)3 in Minnesota, The A-list. The A-list is a one stop shop for youth that employs 18 at-risk teens, provides after school educational opportunities, and hosts creative arts events in the evening for hundreds. Offering a new take on the traditional youth center, The A-list is a social entrepreneurship venture in which teens produce 30% of the revenue to support the organizations continued operation. Grossing over $750k in donations, six-figures in earned income, and in the process of expansion, The A-list was recently identified by the White House and President as one of the top 15 organizations to help the US out innovate and out educate the rest of the world. Asha graduated with a BSB from the University of Minnesota in 2011 and has also started two for-profit companies, worked for Fortune 500s, and is a VC pitcher for startups.

Brian Sirgutz Senior Vice President of Social Impact AOL/ Huffington Post Media Group @Sirgutz Brian Sirgutz is the Senior Vice President of Social Impact at AOL/ Huffington Post Media Group, where he leads all aspects of its global Impact content and engagement strategy; oversees as the General Manager the Impact, Green and Education sections and develops new Impact business and product development innovations on the AOL/Huffington Posts platform. Impact and Education are one of the largest platforms on the web using content as a means for global social change. Prior to this he was the President of Causecast, a pioneering firm specializing in cause marketing technology platforms, during which he co-founded and led the launch of the HuffPosts award-winning Impact and Education verticals. In his earlier career in the music industry, Brian was a partner with Shawn Fanning, the Founder of Napster at NoN Records and President of Elementree Records. Brian was also the manager of recording artist Aaliyahs estate and nonprofit foundation after her passing. He holds a Bachelor of the Arts degree from the Gallatin School at New York University. Brian is also a 9/11 recovery worker and sits on the boards of several nonprofits including We Advance and the Desmond Tutu Peace Foundation.

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Doug Smith Vice President, Global Partner Strategy & Operations VMware @vmwarevpn Doug Smith is Vice President, Global Partner Strategy & Operations at VMware. In this position, he manages VMwares global partners team, which spans programs, operations, and sales. During his 20+ years in the technology industry, he has held numerous executive positions in business development, OEM and alliance sales, and channel marketing. Prior to joining VMware, Doug served as Senior Director, Business Development at EMC. Previously, he was Senior Director, Channel Sales and Marketing at Exabyte. He has also worked at several smaller companies throughout his distinguished career. Doug earned an MBA from the Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine. He holds a Bachelors degree in Business from the University of Colorado.

Nancy Snyderman Chief Medical Editor NBC News @DrNancyNBCNEWS Dr. Nancy Snyderman joined NBC News as the Chief Medical Editor in September 2006. Her reports appear on Today, NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, Rock Center with Brian Williams, Dateline NBC, MSNBC, and MSNBC.com. Snyderman is an award-winning journalist and has garnered several of the industries most distinguished honors including Emmys, DuPont, and Edward R. Murrow awards. She has reported on wide-ranging topics affecting society and has traveled the world extensively, reporting from many of the world's most troubled areas. Snyderman also serves as the Medial Director of GEs healthymagination initiative and serves on the board of directors of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. She is on staff in the Department of the Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to joining NBC News, Snyderman served as Vice President of Consumer Education at Johnson & Johnson where she focused on the importance of digital health. Before that, she served as the medical correspondent for ABC News for 17 years and was a contributor to 20/20, Primetime, and Good Morning America. She was a frequent substitute co-host on Good Morning America. Snyderman attended medical school at the University of Nebraska and continued with residencies in Pediatrics and Ear, Nose, and Throat Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh. She joined the surgical staff at the University of Arkansas in 1983 and began her broadcasting career shortly after at KATV, the ABC affiliates in Little Rock, Arkansas. Snydermans medical work has been widely published in peer review journals and she is the recipient of numerous research grants. She was awarded a Kellogg fellowship in 1987. She has also been recognized in broadcasting with Emmy, DuPont, and Gracie awards. She is a New York Times bestselling author, having written five books: Dr Nancy Snyderman's Guide to Good Health for Women Over Forty, Necessary Journeys, Girl in the Mirror: Mothers and Daughters in the Years of Adolescence, Diet Myths That Keep Us Fat, and Medical Myths That Can Kill You. Snyderman lives in Princeton, New Jersey and is the mother of three children. She is an avid equestrian and hiker.

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Elizabeth Soltis Consultant Leadership for Results Programme, Africa Adaptation Programme UNDP Elizabeth Soltis is a consultant for the UNDP Africa Adaptation Programme, serving as the facilitator of a transformational results-based leadership development programme in support of climate change. She is also an independent organizational development practitioner who envisions collaborative multi-stakeholder partnership dialogue as the new frontier of viable development work. With a holistic approach, Elizabeth is committed to bridging the micro-level of leadership empowerment to the macro-level of positive social change. Ultimately, generating innovation for external change involves sourcing wisdom from within. This is the key to sustainability. It is the UN future waiting to emerge.

Sree Sreenivasan CNET blogger and Dean of Student Affairs Columbia Graduate School of Journalism @sree Sree Sreenivasan is a technology expert and Dean of Student Affairs at the Journalism School, where he teaches in the digital journalism program. He specializes in explaining technology to consumers, readers, viewers, and users. For more than eight years, he served as Technology Reporter for WABC-TV and WNBC-TV in NYC and now occasionally appears on various TV shows to talk tech. For more than six years, he wrote a Web Tips column for Poynter.org. He has written articles for The New York Times, BusinessWeek, Rolling Stone, National Journal, Bloomberg, Forbes, and Popular Science. He is Co-Founder of SAJA, the South Asian Journalists Association, a group of 1,000+ journalists across the US and Canada (SAJA is based at the Journalism School). In March 2004, Newsweek magazine named him one of the nation's 20 most influential South Asians and in 2009, AdAge named him "one of 25 media people to follow on Twitter."

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Benjamin Stone Chief Executive Officer Indego Africa @stonebenjam Ben is the CEO of Indego Africa, a design-driven, womens empowerment social enterprise that connects artisans in Rwanda with global commerce and business education. With an unwavering commitment to accountability and transparency, coupled with a core focus on business systems and measurable impact, Ben led Indego Africa from scrappy start-up into a preeminent global brand, spurring dramatic life improvements for more than 400 Rwandan women and their families and driving 115% revenue growth in both 2010 and 2011. Indego Africa has executed ground-breaking partnerships with corporations (Goldman Sachs and Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP), major brands (J.Crew, Nicole Miller, Anthropologie, Madewell, and Dannijo Jewelry), academic institutions (Harvard Business School and Columbia Law), and NGOs (VisionSpring and Generation Rwanda). Indego Africa is the subject of a Harvard Business School case study and won the Atlas Economic Institutes Templeton Freedom Award in Social Entrepreneurship and the Fair Trade Federations Award for Most Positive Change in a Producer Community. Ben received a BA in English Literature from Washington University in St. Louis in 2000, a JD from New York University School of Law in 2004, and in 2010 completed the Stanford Graduate School of Business Executive Program in Social Entrepreneurship. Ben frequently speaks on leadership, social enterprise, ethics, and international affairs at a wide range of professional, academic, and industry venues. Ben was named one of Diplomatic Courier magazines Top 99 Under 33 Foreign Policy Leaders, received The Global Leaders Future Global Leader Award, and is an honorary member of 85 Broads Guys Who Rock.

Jeff Swartz Former CEO & President Timberland Jeff Swartz was the third generation of the Swartz family to lead Timberland. Jeff was promoted to President and CEO in 1998, after working in virtually every functional area of the company since 1986. Timberland today competes in 85 countries around the world, designing, manufacturing and marketing footwear, apparel and accessories for men, women and children. For many years Timberland has been one of the 100 Best Companies To Work For in America and one of the Best Places to Work by Working Mother magazine. They have been listed on Business Ethics list of 100 Best Corporate Citizens and in 2002, Timberland received the Ron Brown Award, a Presidential award recognizing outstanding corporate leadership in social responsibility. Timberland's social justice platform has four elements--citizen service, environmental stewardship, transparent stakeholder engagement, and human rights in the value chain. In September 2011, after nearly 100 years of cumulative investment from the Swartz family, Timberland was sold to VF Corp and Jeff left the company. Jeff received an MBA from Dartmouth in 1984, and a BA in Comparative Literature from Brown in 1982.

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Eileen Sweeney Senior Director, Giving and Community Relations Motorola Mobility Eileen has over 15 years in philanthropy. She has lead the Motorola Foundation and global Corporate Contributions for the last four years in its mission to benefit the communities in which it operates around the world, by making strategic grants, forging strong partnerships, fostering innovation, and engaging stakeholders. Eileen joined Motorola from the Inkindex Corporation where she was Chief Executive Officer. Inkindex is an online company that obtains resources for non-profit groups. Before that, Eileen served as Director of Civic Affairs for United Airlines where she was responsible for global corporate philanthropy, employee volunteerism, and employee giving. During her tenure at United, she launched the Mileage Plus Charity Miles program which to date, has collected over half a billion miles for charity. She is a founding member of the National Science Advisory Committee for the Girl Scouts of the USA, and currently sits on the boards of Working in the Schools, Chicago; Project Exploration, Chicago; Victory Gardens Theater, Chicago; the Womens Power Network, and is on the National Advisory Council for the Dream Foundation and a Founder of the North Lawndale College Prep Charter High School of Chicago. Eileen represented US business on the national steering committee for the United Nations International Year of Volunteers, 2001 and is the immediate past-Chair of The Contributions Council of the Conference Board. Eileen received a Bachelors degree in Education from Loyola University and a Masters in Education from Harvard Graduate School for Education with a focus on building strategic business-education partnerships.

Yvonne Thomas Senior Program Manager, Microsoft Citizenship & Public Affairs Microsoft Corporation @ymthomas Yvonne Thomas is a Senior Program Manager within the Microsoft Corporate Citizenship and Public Affairs team. In this role, she leads the Microsoft Opportunity for Youth program, which is focused on narrowing the opportunity divide faced by young people around the world. Prior to her current role, Ms. Thomas led Microsoft Elevate America, a set of national programs and partnerships, including the Microsoft Elevate America Veterans Initiative and Community Initiative, focused on providing people with the technology skills and other resources needed to successfully prepare for job opportunities in todays changing economy. Prior to joining Microsoft nearly 12 years ago, she worked in the nonprofit sector, with a focus on youth development programs.

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Robert J. Torres, Ph.D Senior Program Officer Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Robert is a Senior Program Officer at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation supporting their digital media and college readiness work. Until recently, he served at the Chief Research Officer at Institute of Play where he co-founded Quest to Learn, a games-based school in New York City. His research at Quest to Learn and on Gamestar Mechanic, a video game designed to support kids development of basic game skills, has focused on the potential game design and games-based environments have in supporting cognitive development. Robert has worked as a Teacher, School Principal, and Education Consultant since 1988, including serving as Teacher in Oakland, President of Teach For America's national faculty and a School Leader and Designer in NYC. Robert has a BA from Oberlin College, a Masters in Policy and School Administration from Bank Street College of Education and was a Stanford University Research Fellow. Robert completed a PhD in Games and Learning at New York University.

Chris Van Wagoner Chief Global Strategy Officer Commvault Chris Van Wagoner serves as Chief Global Strategy Officer. He teams with CommVaults senior management to identify, evaluate, and execute on business and product growth opportunities across all technology, business, and market segments. Chris also drives the investigation, analysis and recommendations of Global corporate strategies and tactics, including competitive threats. Chris joined CommVault in 1996 after serving in senior leadership roles with companies in the consumer high tech, HBA and consumer packaged goods segments.

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J. Craig Venter Chairman & President J. Craig Venter Institute @JCVenter J. Craig Venter, PhD, is regarded as one of the leading scientists of the 21st century for his numerous invaluable contributions to genomic research. He is Founder, Chairman, and President of the J. Craig Venter Institute (JCVI), a nonprofit, research organization with approximately 300 scientists and staff dedicated to human, microbial, plant, synthetic and environmental genomic research, and the exploration of social and ethical issues in genomics. Dr. Venter is also Founder and CEO of Synthetic Genomics Inc., a privately held company dedicated to commercializing genomic-driven solutions to address global needs such as new sources of energy, new food and nutritional products, and next generation vaccines. Dr. Venter began his formal education after a tour of duty as a Navy Corpsman in Vietnam from 1967 to 1968. After earning both a Bachelor's degree in Biochemistry and a PhD in Physiology and Pharmacology from the University of California at San Diego, he was appointed Professor at the State University of New York at Buffalo and the Roswell Park Cancer Institute. In 1984, he moved to the National Institutes of Health campus where he developed Expressed Sequence Tags or ESTs, a revolutionary new strategy for rapid gene discovery. In 1992 Dr. Venter founded The Institute for Genomic Research (TIGR, now part of JCVI), a nonprofit research institute, where in 1995 he and his team decoded the genome of the first free-living organism, the bacterium Haemophilus influenzae, using his new whole genome shotgun technique. In 1998, Dr. Venter founded Celera Genomics to sequence the human genome using new tools and techniques he and his team developed. This research culminated with the February 2001 publication of the human genome in the journal, Science. He and his team at Celera also sequenced the fruit fly, mouse, and rat genomes. Dr. Venter and his team at JCVI continue to blaze new trails in genomics. They have sequenced and analyzed hundreds of genomes, and have published numerous important papers covering such areas as environmental genomics, the first complete diploid human genome, and the groundbreaking advance in creating the first self-replicating bacterial cell constructed entirely with synthetic DNA. Dr. Venter is one of the most frequently cited scientists, and the author of more than 250 research articles. He is also the recipient of numerous honorary degrees, public honors, and scientific awards, including the 2008 United States National Medal of Science, the 2002 Gairdner Foundation International Award and the 2001 Paul Ehrlich and Ludwig Darmstaedter Prize. Dr. Venter is a member of numerous prestigious scientific organizations including the National Academy of Sciences, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, and the American Society for Microbiology.

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Judy Vredenburgh President & CEO Girls Inc.

Judy Vredenburgh brings a lifelong passion for social justice and for supporting vulnerable girls and young women to her role as President and CEO of Girls Inc. Girls Inc. is the leading nonprofit provider of research-based programs focused on preparing girls from at-risk communities for lives of educational achievement and economic independence. Vredenburgh began her career in the retail industry, rising to Executive Vice President of Sizes Unlimited/Lerner Woman and CEO of Chess King, a division of the Melville Corporation. She created opportunities for advancement for female executives and mentored women in business, both professionally and as a volunteer coach. Her personal commitment to advancing the social good led Vredenburgh to the nonprofit sector. In her six-year tenure as the Senior Vice President of Revenue Development and Marketing at the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation, she led revenue growth from $121M to $181M. As President and CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the evidence-based mentoring organization for disadvantaged youth, Vredenburgh led unprecedented growth. Between 1999 and 2009, the organization more than doubled the number of children it served annually, from 118,000 to 255,000, with commensurate revenue growth from $171M to $290M. Vredenburghs innovative leadership and track record of success have garnered broad recognition. She served on President Obamas Office of Faith Based and Neighborhood Partnerships Advisory Council and was a member of the University of Pennsylvania Board of Overseers and on the Board of Directors of Independent Sector. Vredenburgh holds a BA from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from the State University of New York, Buffalo. She holds honorary degrees from Lynchburg College and Philadelphia University.

Aleem Walji Innovation Practice Manager World Bank @alwalji Aleem Walji is the Practice Manager of World Bank Institutes Innovation Team. He oversees the Development Marketplace program which provides social entrepreneurs access to early stage, mezzanine, and growth financing for the delivery of public goods. Mr. Walji also oversees projects focused on Open Government, Transparency and Accountability. As part of his role, Aleem leads efforts related to Open Data, Open Innovation and managing the Bank's competition management platform designed to surface solutions to complex development problems. Prior to joining WBI, Aleem served as a Head of Global Development Initiatives at Google.org, with a focus on eastern Africa. He led efforts related to increasing transparency and accountability in government and supporting the growth of small and medium-size enterprises in Africa. Aleem was also the first CEO of the Aga Khan Foundation in Syria. His particular interests lie in rural economic development, entrepreneurship, and public-private partnerships. He completed his Bachelor's degree in Near Eastern Studies and Anthropology from Emory University and his Master's degree in International Development and Regional Planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Hunter Walk Head of Social Good Initiatives YouTube @hunterwalk Hunter Walk focuses on YouTube as a platform for social good, learning and free expression. He views YouTubes relationship with good as supported by three main pillars: Causes & Non Profits; Education; and, finally, Activism and Free Expression. He previously led consumer product management at YouTube, delivering billions of playbacks a day to the world's largest video community. Since joining Google in 2003, he has also managed product and sales efforts for Google's contextual advertising business. Prior to this, Walk was a founding member of the product and marketing team at Linden Lab. Earlier, he was a management consultant and also spent a year at Late Night with Conan O'Brien, broadcasting to an audience of insomniacs, truckers and college students. Hunter has a BA in History from Vassar and an MBA from Stanford University.

Xiaojun Grace Wang Practice Manager - Global Initiative of Scaling Up Innovations UNDP @Ocean_Heart Xiaojun Grace Wang is the Practice Manager of the Poverty Reduction Practice in the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). She is responsible for integrated work planning, result based management, and oversees knowledge management, operations, communication and partnership in the Poverty Practice, Bureau for Development Policies of UNDP. She lead s the global initiative on Scaling-up Local Innovations for Transformational Change. Prior to her present appointment, Xiaojun (Grace) worked 7 years in UNDP Country Office in China (2002-2009). There she had led teams and programmes on pro-poor fiscal reforms, MDG-based national planning, ICT for development, public administration reform, rule of law, civil society development, gender, HIV/AIDS and disaster risk management. She spearheaded the UNDP flagship programme in China, which provided over 400 senior policy makers with training on balanced and sustainable development. In the aftermath of the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake in China, she has successfully led her team in setting up a participatory and comprehensive recovery model to be disseminated to over 4800 poorest villages affected by the earthquake and to be integrated into the national poverty reduction strategy. Before joining UNDP in 2002, Grace had dynamic working experiences with governments, international NGOs, academic institutions and media. She has a PhD degree in Education and International Development from University of London. Her research focuses on the human and cultural dynamics in international development management.

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Valarie Wilson Executive Director The BeltLine Partnership Valarie Wilson serves as Executive Director of the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering support for Atlantas BeltLine, the most comprehensive, ambitious urban redevelopment project in America. As Executive Director, Ms. Wilson is responsible for a capital campaign to raise $60M in private funds to meet critical Atlanta BeltLine needs, and she oversees extensive public education and community outreach programs. In the nearly five years since she assumed leadership of the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, more than $30M has been raised, almost 10,000 people have toured the Atlanta BeltLine, thousands more have participated in Atlanta BeltLine education programs, and the organization gave birth to the Atlanta Land Trust Collaborative. Ms. Wilson has invested more than 20 years in public service and meeting community needs. Before being selected to lead the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership in August 2006, she served as Director of the Fulton County Human Services Department. Ms. Wilson was responsible for an annual budget of $26M, and she directing programs that serve the elderly, children, and youth. During her tenure as Director, Ms. Wilson developed initiatives that secured millions of dollars for service delivery and spearheaded the creation of three nonprofit agencies that deliver aging programs throughout Fulton County. Before her role as Department Director, she served as Director of the Office of Aging from 1991-1996. Ms. Wilson is a graduate of Clark College who holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, and she completed graduate studies at Troy State University in Public Administration. She is passionately engaged in supporting public schools, serving as the President-elect of the Georgia School Board Association, and as a third-term elected member of the City of Decaturs Board of Education. Ms. Wilson is a member of the Decatur Education Foundation and the Decatur Arts Alliance. She is a native of Swainsboro, Georgia who now lives in Decatur with her husband, Carter. Her son, Nicholas, is a second-year student in college.

Dalila Wilson-Scott CFO, Global Philanthropy JPMorgan Chase @dalila_says Dalila Wilson-Scott is currently Chief Financial Officer of the JPMorgan Chase Foundation and the Global Philanthropy Division at JPMorgan Chase & Co. In this role, she has oversight for administrative functions for the bank's philanthropic arm including strategic planning, finance, legal, compliance, technology, and operations. Mrs. Wilson-Scott is also credited for her lead role in launching Chase Community Giving, one of the most successful crowdsourced philanthropy programs on Facebook. Prior to joining the Foundation, she served as part of the task force charged with managing the merger integration of JPMorgan Chase and Bank One, one of the largest and most significant mergers in the financial services industry. She has also served in a number of strategic planning and finance roles throughout the bank with focus on merger and acquisition analysis for retail and commercial banking. Mrs. Wilson-Scott holds an MBA in Finance and Management from New York University's Leonard N. Stern School of Business and a BA in Economics from NYU's College of Arts and Science. She resides in Northern New Jersey with her husband, S. Christopher Scott and their three children.

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Andrew Yang Founder and President Venture for America @venture4america Andrew Yang is the Founder and President of Venture for America, a fellowship program that places top college graduates in start-ups for 2 years in low-cost U.S. cities to generate job growth and train the next generation of entrepreneurs. Andrew has worked in start-ups and early stage growth companies as a founder or executive for more than twelve years. He was the CEO and President of Manhattan GMAT, a test preparation company that was acquired by the Washington Post/Kaplan in 2009. He has also served as the co-founder of an Internet company and an executive at a health care software start-up. He has appeared on CNBC, Fox News, TIME, Techcrunch, the Wall St. Journal, and many other media outlets. Andrew was named a Champion of Change by the White House in 2011 for his work with Venture for America and was named one of Fast Company's "100 Most Creative People in Business" for 2012. He is a graduate of Columbia Law and Brown University.

Paull Young Director of Digital charity: water @paullyoung Paull Young is Director of Digital at charity: water, a nonprofit devoted to bringing clean and safe drinking water to the 1 billion people without. Frequently nominated as one of the leading digital nonprofits, charity: water was the first nonprofit to have 1 million Twitter followers and has 75% of its fundraising come through digital channels. In just 5 years, charity: water has provided clean and safe drinking water to over 2 million people and raised almost $30M in 2011. Paull formerly was Senior Account Director with social media agency Converseon, where he led award-winning campaigns for Fortune 500 clients such as Graco, Kohler, Telstra, and Citrix. Paull has been a well-known PR and Marketing blogger and commentator since 2006, firstly at Young PR and now at PaullYoung.com. His work has been featured on FOX News, Wall St Journal, Sydney Morning Herald, CNN.com, NY1, and the Australian Financial Review. In 2011, he was named an industry Rising Star by the Direct Marketing Educational Foundation.

Speeding the diagnosis and treatment of HIV-positive babies.

When newborns are diagnosed with HIV, theres no time to wait to begin treatment. Without early diagnosis and treatment, nearly half wont live to see their second birthday. But all too often, infants die because of antiquated, ineffective paper-based systems which delay the return of test results, slowing their diagnosis and the start of treatment. Together with the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) and the Kenyan government, HP has improved the Early Infant Diagnosis process which is dramatically accelerating testing and treatment for more than 120,000 infants at risk of HIV in Kenya each year. HP is providing technology that reduces the turnaround time for HIV test results from as long as several months to less than 30 daysa huge improvement that helps save thousands of lives. Learn more about HPs health initiatives on hp.com/go/socialinnovationhealth

The interdependence of corporate success and social contribution.

How HP drives business growth and global citizenship.
At HP, corporate success and social contribution are interdependent. The journey to this point started in a garage in California in 1939modest beginnings for an organization that is now the largest technology company in the world, recognized as a leader in responsible business growth and global citizenship. HP employs around 350,000 staff, with expertise from printing to cloud computing. This immense scale enables the organization to play a much greater role than ever before in driving social change. Instead of taking the traditional approach of donating money and materials, HP is doing much more. It contributes to society with a shared value model that leverages a range of assets, including employee skills, business acumen, and partner networks. HP applies the same resources and approach to problem solving that makes it successful in businesspassion, energy, and a culture of innovation to also make a profound and positive social impact in the world. HP mobilizes its people and technology and collaborates with leading private sector organizations, governments, and NGOs to provide solutions to some of the worlds biggest problems in education, health, and the environment. This becomes a virtuous circle creating social value rethinking the ways business is done, which ultimately ensures corporate sustainability and strength.

Kaiser Permanente is committed to helping shape the future of health care. We are recognized as one of Americas leading health care providers and not-for-profit health plans. Founded in 1945, our mission is to provide high-quality, affordable health care services and to improve the health of our members and the communities we serve. We serve more than 9 million members in nine states and the District of Columbia. Care for members and patients is focused on their total health and guided by their personal physicians, specialists and team of caregivers. Our expert and caring medical teams are empowered and supported by industry-leading technology advances and tools for health promotion, disease prevention, state-of-the art care delivery and world-class chronic disease management. Kaiser Permanente is dedicated to care innovations, clinical research, health education and the support of community health. For more information, go to: www.kp.org/newscenter.

Intel, the world leader in silicon innovation, develops technologies, products, and initiatives to continually advance how people work and live. Founded in 1968 to build semiconductor memory products, Intel introduced the world's first microprocessor in 1971. Throughout Intels history, we have pushed the boundaries of whats possible to improve how people work, live, and play. Our vision for the next decade is even more ambitious: To create and extend computing technology to connect and enrich the lives of every person on earth.

The Motorola Mobility Foundation is proud to support The Social Innovation Summit 2012 and join in the mission to effect positive social change.

Chadbourne & Parke LLP, an international law firm headquartered in New York City, provides a full range of legal services, including mergers and acquisitions, securities, project finance, private funds, corporate finance, energy, communications and technology, commercial and products liability litigation, securities litigation and reguatory enforcement, special investigations and litigation, intellectual property, antitrust, domestic and international tax, insurance and reinsurance, environmental, real estate, bankruptcy and financial restructuring, employment law and ERISA, trusts and estates and government contract matters. Major geographical areas of concentration include Central and Eastern Europe, Turkey, Central Asia, the Middle East and Latin America. The firm has offices in New York, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, Mexico City, So Paulo, London, Moscow, Warsaw, Kyiv, Istanbul, Dubai and Beijing.

CSRwire is the leading global source of corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainability news. Founded in 1999 to advance the movement towards a more economically-just and environmentallysustainable society and away from single bottom line capitalism, CSRwire has paved the way for new standards of corporate citizenship, earning the international respect of thought leaders, business leaders, academics, philanthropists, activists and the media community. Through innovative techniques and strategic partnerships, CSRwire continues to expand its content, communication technology and distribution channels exponentially. CSRwire content reaches a broad and highly-engaged audience in the international CSR market through syndication partners, members, subscribers, visitors, mobile technology, databases, newsrooms, social media networks, search engines, financial portals, websites and online communities. As the exclusive distributor of CSR news and information for NASDAQ OMXs Globe Newswire and Marketwire, CSRwire offers more visibility than any other newswire in the world.

etouches develops cloud-based event management software that is offered as a subscription in a softwareas-a-service (SaaS) business model. The etouches event management platform is ideal for any size organization and can be used any type of virtual or face-to-face event, including the planning, management and marketing of an organizations entire event portfolio. The etouches product line allows professionals to plan, market, and manage events with simple, straightforward tools that can handle even the most complex of registration workflows, reporting needs and agendas. The event platform supports event websites, email marketing, social networking and registration sites in multiple languages and currencies.

Waggener Edstrom Worldwide is one of the largest global independent communications firms in the world and a champion for international market leaders, including 3M, Clinton Global Initiative, GE Healthcare, Mercy Corps, Microsoft and UN Foundation, among others. WE turn innovation in to impact using an awardwinning combination of technological tools and human analytical expertise. Social Innovation is a natural extension of Waggener Edstroms agency brand. WE help organizations across sectors for-profits, nonprofits, governmental and inter-governmental organizations accelerate the adoption of solutions that improve lives and transform societies. WE do this by this by delivering integrated communication services that help clients navigate the increasingly complex intersection where private sector meets public good. Our focus areas are Corporate Social Responsibility, Global Health, Global Development and Sustainability.

At the intersection of the corporate, investment and public sectors quest for positive social impact, the following partners are proud to promote innovation and leading connectivity technologies.

The launch of the Humanitarian cloud concept benefiting nonprofits globally. info@thehumanitariancloud.org | www.thehumanitariancloud.org

ORGANIZING PARTNER

The Social Innovation Summit was founded as part of Landmark Ventures corporate philanthropy program, with the goal of leveraging our convening power to create a platform for the business community to identify, explore and actualize partnership opportunities for driving global social innovation. The Summit is a private, invitation-only forum that connects leading business innovators with those active in social transformation across the corporate, investment, and non-profit sectors. Attendees include hundreds of top Fortune 500 Corporate Executives, Venture Capitalists, Government Leaders, Foundation Heads and Social Entrepreneurs eager to discuss social challenges, analyze innovative approaches for problem-solving and build lasting partnerships that enable them and their organizations to affect positive social change. Landmark Ventures was founded in 1995 as a family office and today has grown to encompass a broader footprint as a global investment bank and corporate advisory firm. Our business activities focus on opportunities within the Innovation Economy (technology, media, communications, semiconductors, internet, cleantech and healthcare) where we provide mergers & acquisition advisory, corporate development and capital raising services for a unique client roster of growth-oriented private companies, leading public companies and investment funds. The Social Innovation Summit represents our passion for fostering growth and innovation in the for-profit sector and applying the same business principles to the non-profit sector. We are honored to welcome today a variety of friends, colleagues and global innovators who share this same passion and represent various key parts of the social innovation ecosystem. We subscribe to the philosophy of focusing on issues that are Big Enough to Matter, and Small Enough to Win. What is your issue? We invite you to consider this question as you enjoy todays event, network with your peers and learn about some of the newest developments in Social Innovation.