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Global Events GLOBAL EVENTS Education • Professional Leverage • Networking • Philanthropy Industry Icons Mar 10, 2010 New York: From Washington DC to Wall Street Robert Wolf, Chairman and CEO, UBS Americas & President, UBS Investment Bank, Member of President Obama's Economic Recovery Advisory Board Bill Richards, moderator, Senior Client Relationship Manager, UBS Jul 21, 2009 New York: 100WHF PM/Trader PAC Meeting David Einhorn, Greenlight Capital Jun 3, 2009 New York: Senior Practitioners Only : An Evening with Marc Lasry, Founder, Avenue Capital Marc Lasry, Chairman, CEO and Co-Founder, Avenue Capital Group Apr 20, 2009 Hong Kong: Guardian for a Well Endowed Future: A Conversation with Jack R. Meyer Jack Meyer, Senior Managing Partner, Convexity Capital Management L.P. Feb 4, 2009 New York: Harold E. Ford, Vice-Chairman, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Harold E. Ford, Vice-Chairman, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Heather Evans, Moderator, Managing Director, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Jan 26, 2009 London: Byron Wien's 10 Surprises for 2009 Byron Wien, Chief Investment Strategist, Pequot Capital Aug 19, 2008 New York: Jamie Dimon shares his view on the current financial environment Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO, JPMorgan Chase & Co. Apr 24, 2008 Chicago: Lizard Brains and Subprime Woes Andrew Lo, Harris & Harris Group Professor; Director, Laboratory for Financial Engineering, MIT Apr 2, 2008 New York: Peter Fisher, Co-Head of BlackRock's Fixed Income Portfolio Management Group Peter Fisher, Co-Head of Fixed Income Portfolio Managment Group, BlackRock Apr 2, 2008 Central, Hong Kong: Face to Face with Dinakar Singh, Founding Partner, TPG-Axon Capital Dinakar Singh, Founding Partner, TPG-Axon Capital Oct 30, 2007 New York: 100WHF Portfolio Manager/Trader Peer Advisory Council hosts: A Conversation with Paul Leff Paul Leff, Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer, Perry Capital Management Oct 15, 2007 Greenwich: Navigating Uncertain Markets, Institutions and Instruments Mohammed El-Erian, President and CEO, Harvard Management Company Aug 1, 2007 New York: A Discussion with David M. Rubenstein David M. Rubenstein, Co-Founder and Managing Director of The Carlyle Group Feb 28, 2007 New York: An Evening with Suzanne Nora Johnson Suzanne Nora Johnson, Former Vice Chairman, Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. Jan 31, 2007 San Francisco: Abby Joseph Cohen: The US Capital Markets in 2007: The Bigger Picture Abby Joseph Cohen, Chief U.S. Investment Strategist for Goldman Sachs May 2010 100 Women in Hedge Funds Global Events Page 1 of 27 Oct 3, 2006 New York: Discussion with Jim Chanos of Kynikos Associates Jim Chanos, Kynikos Associates Apr 5, 2006 New York: Dinakar Singh Speaks on the Opportunities and Challenges Ahead Dinakar Singh, Founder Partner, TPG-Axon Capital Feb 27, 2006 Dallas: An Evening with Ken Langone Ken Langone, Founder, Chairman and CEO of Investments Associates LLC Jan 25, 2006 New York: An Evening with Robert Rubin Robert Rubin, Director & Chairman of the Executive Committee, Member, Office of the Chairman, Citigroup, Inc. Oct 11, 2005 New York: The Current and Future Opportunities for Hedge Funds Eric Mindich, CEO of Eton Park Oct 6, 2004 New York: An Insider's View of the Fed Laurence Meyer, former Federal Reserve Board Governor Sep 9, 2004 New York: Hedge Funds: Is it Luck or Skill? Nassim Nicholas Taleb, author, Fooled by Randomness: The Hidden Role of Chance in Life and in the Markets Jun 6, 2004 New York: Best Practices Live on with Tiger Alum Gil Caffray, Moderator, Partner, FrontPoint Capital John A. Griffin, Blue Ridge Capital Tom McAuley, North Sound Capital Paul Touradji, Catequil Asset Management Lee S. Ainslee III, Maverick Capital Apr 7, 2004 New York: The Role of Absolute Return Investing in a Diversified Portfolio David Swensen, Chief Investment Officer, Yale University Feb 4, 2004 New York: Surprises of 2004 Byron R. Wien, Managing Director and Senior Investment Strategist for the U.S. at Morgan Stanley Oct 28, 2003 New York: Cocktail Reception with Former Senator Phil Gramm Phil Gramm, Former Senator Linda Lord, UBS Political Insight Group and former Chief Legal Counsel for Senate Banking Committee Sep 10, 2003 New York: 100 Women in Hedge Funds Distressed Roundtable Myron Scholes, Chairman, Oak Hill Platinum Partners Marti Murray, Murray Capital Management Judy Mencher, Co-Founder, DDJ Capital Management Andrea J. Pincus, Senior Member, Bankruptcy & Restructuring Group, Anderson Kill & Olick Katalin Kutasi, TIAA May 6, 2002 New York: "Institutionalization of Hedge Funds - Is it Time to Grow Up?" Ken Griffin, Founder and CEO of Citadel Investment Group May 2010 100 Women in Hedge Funds Global Events Page 2 of 27 Education May 18, 2010 Greenwich: Financial Regulatory Reform - Heightened Regulation and Dissolution of Systemically Risky Institutions Cheri Hoff, Moderator, Partner, Bracewell & Guiliani Renee M. Dailey, Partner, Bracewell & Guiliani Genna Garver, Associate, Bracewell & Guiliani Suzan Rose, Chief Compliance Officer, Marshall Wace North America L.P. Teresa Ressel, CEO, UBS Securities LLC May 12, 2010 New York: Celebrating 100WHF's 200th Education Event: An Allocator's Perspective on Lessons Learned from the Financial Crisis Jane Buchan, CEO, Pacific Alternative Asset Management Company Hilda Ochoa-Brillembourg, CFA, President, CEO, & CIO, Strategic Investment Group Raudline Etienne, CIO, New York State Common Retirement Fund Dorothy Collins Weaver, Chairman, CEO & Co-Founder, Collins Capital Investments, Inc. Sandra A. Urie, President, Cambridge Associates (Moderator) May 12, 2010 San Francisco: Looking Forward with the SEC: Enforcement Priorities for 2010 Jina L. Choi, Assistant Regional Director for Enforcement, SEC Catherine Hutt, Partner, Sidley Austin LLP Robert Leach, Assistant Regional Director for Enforcement, SEC Ann Oglanian, Moderator, President, ReGroup, LLC Carol Lynn Thompson, Partner, Sidley Austin LLP May 12, 2010 London: UCITS: Investment Solution or Side Step? Edgar Senior, Moderator, Managing Director, Credit Suisse John Donohoe, CEO, Carne Global Financial Services Limited Philippe Lespinard, Director, Brevan Howard James Rous, Assistant Fund Manager, Thames River Capital Neil Simmonds, Partner, Simmons & Simmons May 5, 2010 New York: Robert C. Doll, Vice Chairman, BlackRock, on the Current Investment Outlook Robert C. Doll, Vice Chairman, BlackRock Neil Sherman, introducer, Managing Director, J.P. Morgan May 4, 2010 Edina: Goodbye, Financial Crisis; Hello, Regulation Melissa Krasnow, Partner, Dorsey & Whitney LLP Uzi Rosha, Chief Compliance Officer, CarVal Investors Mark Strefling, Chief Legal Officer, Whitebox Advisors LLC Michele Walker, Moderator, Senior Manager, Ernst & Young LLP Eleanor Hoagland, Chief Compliance Officer, RiverSource Investments LLC Apr 28, 2010 Boston: Distressed Investing: Why Now is the Time - Demystifying the Opportunity Set Todd Arden, Managing Director, Angelo Gordon and Co. Eric Epstein, Managing Member, Davidson Kempner Capital Management Sadie Gurley, Senior Portfolio Manager, Marathon Asset Management Robert Russell, Moderator, Senior Portfolio Manager, Avenue Capital Group Apr 28, 2010 London: A Delicate Balance: Managing Sovereign Risk After Government Intervention Pierre Cailleteau, Moderator, Managing Director of Sovereign Risk Group, Moody's Investor Services Ltd Colm O'Shea, Founder and Chief Investment Officer, COMAC Capital LLP Lena Komileva, Director, Head of G7 Market Economics, Tullett Prebon May 2010 100 Women in Hedge Funds Global Events Page 3 of 27 Apr 26, 2010 Zurich: Integrating Private Equity, Hedge Funds & Hybrids in Constructing a Modern Portfolio: Challenges & Constraints Bruno Wicki, Head Alternative Investments, Swisscanto Asset Management AG Lars Forberg, Managing Partner, Cevian Capital Tom Clausen, Managing Partner, Capvent AG Ainun Ayub, Director PE Fund Services, Mourant International Fund Administration Eric Jacobson, Moderator, VP, Director of European Sales, State Street Alternative Investment Solutions Apr 14, 2010 Geneva: A Career in Commodities: A Conversation with Renée Haugerud Renée Haugerud, Managing Principal / CIO, Galtere Ltd. Apr 14, 2010 New York: "A Crisis is a Terrible Thing to Waste." Is Now the Time to Fix Our Financial System? Barbara G. Novick, Vice Chairman, BlackRock Marilyn Selby Okoshi, Moderator, Partner, Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP Seth Waugh, Deutsche Bank Americas Mar 31, 2010 Chicago: An Evening of Career Inspiration with Executive Coach Maggie Craddock Maggie Craddock, Executive Coach Mar 25, 2010 Beverly Hills: Finding Alpha in Film: The Alternative Alternative Gail Mutrux, President and Owner, PRETTY PICTURES Rena Ronson, Co-Head of UTA's Independent Film Group, UTA Susanne Bohnet, CEO, Serafini Pictures Mark C. Hutchison, CPA, Tax Principal, Rothstein Kass Cynthia Harrington, CFA, CFE, Moderator, Principal, Cynthia Harrington Coaching LLC Mar 24, 2010 San Francisco: Is the Grass Really Greener? The Case for Investing in Cleantech Richard Bookbinder, Co-Founder and Managing Member, TerraVerde Capital Management LLC Garvin Jabusch, Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer, Green Alpha Advisors, LLC Thomas Toy, Co-Founder and Managing Director, PacRim Venture Partners Scott Jacobs, Moderator, Co-Founder and Manager, Global Cleantech Practice, McKinsey & Company Mar 24, 2010 London: Understanding Carbon Markets: Risks and Opportunities Abyd Karmali, Global Head of Carbon Markets, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Guy Turner, Director - Carbon Markets, Bloomberg/New Energy Finance James Cameron, Vice-Chairman,
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