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Transforming with Transparency: Investing in Innovation Amid Public ! Transforming with Transparency:! Investing in Innovation amid Public Scrutiny! ! New York Stock Exchange! June 3 and 4, 2014! ! ! Leadership Partners! ! Deloitte! IBM! Korn Ferry! PepsiCo! UPS! NYSE! CNBC! ! ! YALE CEO SUMMIT Marshall Ames Chairman Lennar Foundation *Linda Ban Global C-Suite Studies Director IBM Institute for Business Value *Maria-Paz Barrientos Partner & Vice President IBM Global Business Services Norman J. Bartczak Professor, Columbia Business School Founder, Financial Statement Investigation Bruce Batkin Chief Executive Officer Terra Capital Partners ‡Martin Becker Executive Vice President & COO DURA Automotive Systems Jonathan Berman Author, Fellow, Columbia University *Saul J. Berman Partner & Vice President IBM Global Business Services Richard J. Berry Mayor City of Albuquerque, NM Frank Blake Chairman & Chief Executive Officer The Home Depot ‡Allison Bober Director of Investor Relations Lennar Corporation John N. Bonfiglio Chief Executive Officer Oragenics ‡Mike Booen Vice President, Global Program Management MD Helicopters James C. Brainard Mayor City of Carmel, IN Richard C. Breeden 24th Chairman US Securities and Exchange Commission ‡*Ivy Brown President, Northeast District UPS Richard D. Calder Jr. President & Chief Executive Officer GTT Ashton B. Carter Deputy Secretary of Defense (2011-2013) US Department of Defense *Michelle Caruso-Cabrera International Correspondent CNBC ‡Eric Cevis President – Global Wholesale Verizon Communications James S. Chanos Managing Partner Kynikos Associates David Chun Chief Executive Officer Equilar Sanford R. Climan President Entertainment Media Ventures Christopher B. Coleman Mayor City of Saint Paul, MN Zack Cooper Professor of Health Policy & Economics Yale University Mick Cornett Mayor City of Oklahoma City, OK * Summit Sponsor ‡ CEO COLLEGE Participant YALE CEO SUMMIT Roger W. Crandall Chairman, President & CEO MassMutual Michael Crosby Chief Operating Officer The Deal Yong CUI President Xinyuan Int’l (HK) Property Investment Co. *Scott R. Cutler Executive Vice President NYSE Euronext Richard F. Dauch President & Chief Executive Officer Accuride Corporation Karl Dean Mayor City of Nashville, TN James S. Denton Publisher & Editor World Affairs *Nikhil Deogun SVP & Editor-in-Chief, Business News CNBC Peter J. Devlin President Fish & Richardson Ravi Dhar Professor of Marketing Yale School of Management Robert E. Diamond Jr. Former President & CEO Barclays PLC ‡Ken Dixon Vice President & Chief Marketing Officer Verizon Wireless Christopher J. Dodd Chairman & CEO Motion Picture Association of America William H. 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Johnson Freeman Chair in China Studies Center for Strategic & International Studies Farooq Kathwari Chairman, President & CEO Ethan Allen Interiors ‡*Mike Kearney Managing Partner, Strategic Risk Deloitte & Touche LLP Stacy J. Kenworthy Chairman & Chief Executive Officer OptiGlobal Group ‡Craig Kitchen Chief Commercial Officer MD Helicopters Thomas A. Kolditz Professor Yale School of Management Jonathan Koppell Dean, College of Public Programs Arizona State University ‡Hilary Krane EVP, CAO, & General Counsel NIKE Inc. *Melanie Kusin Vice Chairman Korn Ferry Edward M. Lamont Jr. Founder & Chairman Lamont Digital Systems Austin W. Ligon Co-Founder CarMax Andrew N. Liveris Chairman & Chief Executive Officer The Dow Chemical Company Gerardo Lopez President & Chief Executive Officer AMC Entertainment * Summit Sponsor ‡ CEO COLLEGE Participant YALE CEO SUMMIT Joann S. 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