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Morning Panels |
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Saturday, October 29th | 11:30am - 12:30pm |
ESG: The New Rules of Sustainable Investing
Can business save the world? As investors navigate the accelerating risk factors related to the pandemic, a looming recession, and current conflicts, how can Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) analyses manage near-term uncertainty while uncovering long-term investment opportunities? Which targeted and sophisticated strategies are emerging as investors expand their ESG knowledge base? What are the new ways businesses are innovating and collaborating to address the bigger picture? Join these Lauder alumni as they provide their perspectives on the new rules of sustainable investing. Organized by David Garland '00 and Sarit Henig '15.
 Chief Executive Officer, Genesis Global Class of 2000, Japanese |
Senior Vice President, Operations at the IFC
Class of 1992, Russian |
Senior Director, Strategic Initiatives at TechnoServe
Class of 2007, Portuguese |
Vice President, Sustainable and Impact Investing at Glenmede Class of 2018, French |
Managing Director, Impact Investing Private Equity at Nuveen
Class of 2000, Spanish |
Web 3.0 is perhaps one of the top technology trends in recent years. As technological advances revolutionize the internet, we will be profoundly changed by new breakthroughs in blockchain, quantum technology, and AI. These Lauder alumni have expertise ranging from R&D and product development at startups, to governance of blockchain and cryptocurrency, and funding and investing in this space. Join them as they unpack Web 3.0 technologies and their applications, filter through the noise, and highlight upcoming trends and associated risks of the next internet. Organized by Hana Do '23 and Allegra Richards '17.
Global Strategic Alliance Manager at Microsoft
Class of 1997, German |
Chief Technology Officer at Spacemesh Class of 2014, Chinese |
Lead, M&A at Blockchain.com
Class of 2020, Portuguese |
Head, DeFi Markets at Ripple Class of 2019, Russian |
Future of Work: The Next Place You’ll Work
This isn’t your grandma’s workplace. As hybrid work emerged as the dominant model at many companies, conversations around flexible workspace environments and reimagining work-life balance became ubiquitous. How are corporations pivoting to meet employees’ needs? What are the new workplace norms and expectations? How will the career expectations of different generations alter the future of work? Join these Lauder alumni as they examine your next workplace, and all the creativity and challenges involved. Organized by Jamie Garrett '94 and Vera Krimnus '10.
Regional Managing Partner at Heidrick and Struggles Class of 1995, Russian |
Group HR Talent Manager at Verisure
2019, Portuguese |
Head of Executive Office and Transformation at Siemens
Class of 2012, Spanish |
Partner and Director of Talent at Tiger Global Management
Class of 2005, French |
Consultant at Egon Zehnder International
2008, Portuguese |
Health: A New Focus on Wellbeing and Mental Resilience
The impact of the many and prolonged crises since 2020 have tested us in unique and challenging ways. How do we find our mind, body, and spirit balance in a demanding, fragmented, stressful world? What are the new ways to acknowledge and address the importance of sound mental and behavioral health, both individually and collectively? Join these Lauder alumni as they talk about their work in mindfulness, psychotherapy, and delivering new models of integrated care. Organized by Sydel Howell '99.
Catalyst Coach and COO at San Diego Homecare Supplies
Class of 1999, Portuguese |
Psychologist and Co-Founder at Psychotherapy Action Network (PsiAN)
Class of 1996, Spanish |
Vice President, Aetna Commercial Product and Strategic Programs
Class of 1998, Portuguese
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Global Vice President and Global Mindfulness Practice at SAP
Class of 1999, Spanish |
