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Yale Ceo Summit YALE CEO SUMMIT *David P. Abney Chairman & Chief Executive Officer UPS *William D. Anderson Senior Managing Director Evercore Michael Apkon Chief Executive Officer Tufts Medical Center David Bach Deputy Dean for Academic Programs YALE School of Management Bryan K. Barnett Mayor Rochester Hills, Michigan Bruce Batkin Vice Chairman Terra Capital Partners *Paul Bauccio Head of Listings IEX Richard J. Berry Mayor (2009-2017) Albuquerque, New Mexico Jeffrey L. Bewkes Former Chairman & CEO Time Warner Inc. Arvind Bhambri Professor, Marshall School of Business University of Southern California Dan Bigman Chief Content Officer & Editor-In-Chief Chief Executive Group Lloyd C. Blankfein Senior Chairman The Goldman Sachs Group Jim Brainard Mayor Carmel, Indiana *Morgan Brennan Co-Anchor, Squawk Alley CNBC Luke A. Bronin Mayor Hartford, Connecticut Byron W. Brown Mayor Buffalo, New York LaToya Cantrell Mayor New Orleans, Louisiana Ashton B. Carter 25th Secretary US Department of Defense Steve Case Co-Founder, America Online (AOL) Chairman & CEO, Revolution James S. Chanos Founder & Managing Partner Kynikos Associates Sanford R. Climan President Entertainment Media Ventures David A. Condon Mayor Spokane, Washington Marshall Cooper Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Group Wayne Cooper Executive Chairman Chief Executive Group Lu M. Córdova Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Techstars Foundation Ray Dalio Founder Bridgewater Associates *Ed DiSanto Exec. Vice President, CAO & General Counsel American Tower Corporation Mark D. Ein Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Capitol Investment Corp *Sara Eisen Co-Anchor, Closing Bell CNBC *Vanessa Esparza Senior Vice President, Human Capital Gladstone Place Partners • Summit Sponsor YALE CEO SUMMIT *David Faber Co-Anchor, Squawk on the Street CNBC Adam F. Falk President Alfred P. Sloan Foundation John C. Farnam Deputy Disruptor Morgridge Family Foundation Seth Feuerstein Chief Executive Officer Oui Health Mark Fields Former President & CEO Ford Motor Company Greg Fischer Mayor Louisville, Kentucky Katherine E. Fleming Provost New York University Edward C. Forst Managing Partner & CEO GSV Asset Management Frederick Frank Chairman Evolution Life Science Partners Steve Frankel Partner Joele Frank, Wilkinson Brimmer Katcher Glenn R. Fuhrman Managing Partner MSD Capital Joseph P. Ganim Mayor Bridgeport, Connecticut Raymond V. Gilmartin Former Chairman, President & CEO Merck & Co. Daniel S. Glaser President & Chief Executive Officer Marsh & McLennan Companies Rick Goings Executive Chairman Tupperware Brands Corporation Alfred G. Goldstein President Sears Specialty Merchandising *Becca Gould Senior Vice President American Tower Corporation Adam L. Gray Co-Founder & Managing Partner Coliseum Capital Management Suzanne Greco Retired President & CEO Subway Restaurants *Kate Gunning Chief Marketing Officer IEX Toni Harp Mayor New Haven, Connecticut Charles Hirschler Managing Member CHMBR Partners Michael F. Holland Chairman Holland & Company Robert D. Hormats Under Secretary (2009-2013) US Department of State James B. Hovland Mayor Edina, Minnesota John W. Jackson Retired Chief Executive Officer Celgene Will Joyce Mayor Stillwater, Oklahoma Farooq Kathwari Chairman, President & CEO Ethan Allen *Brad Katsuyama Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer IEX Richard L. Kauffman Chair, Energy Research & Develop. Authority New York State • Summit Sponsor YALE CEO SUMMIT Catherine M. Keating Chief Executive Officer BNY Wealth Management W. Matthew Kelly Chief Executive Officer JBG SMITH Stacy J. Kenworthy Chief Executive Officer HellaStorm Igor Kirman Partner, Corporate Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz *Ed Knapp Chief Technology Officer American Tower Corporation Benn R. Konsynski Professor, Goizueta Business School Emory University Kay Koplovitz Founder, USA Networks Managing Partner, Springboard Growth Capital Tina Kuhn President & CEO, CyberCore Technologies Author, The Manager’s Communication Toolkit Ellen J. Kullman Chair, Paradigms for Parity Retired Chair & CEO, DuPont *Melanie Kusin Vice Chair Korn Ferry Philip Lader Ambassador to the UK (1997-2001) US Department of State *Laura Lane President, Global Public Affairs UPS John S. Lapides President United Aluminum Corporation Harry LaRosiliere Mayor Plano, Texas Edmund Lee Corporate Media Reporter The New York Times *Christine E. Lehman Managing Partner, Washington DC Office Reichman Jorgensen Joseph J. Lhota Vice Dean & Chief of Staff NYU Langone Medical Center *Steven Lipin Founder, Chairman & CEO Gladstone Place Partners Joanne Lipman Former Editor, USA TODAY Author, That’s What She Said James M. Loree President & Chief Executive Officer Stanley Black & Decker Lauren Love-Wright VP, Network Partnerships Development Verizon Joseph Lubin Co-Founder Consensys Systems Tamrara L. Lundgren President & Chief Executive Officer Schnitzer Steel Industries J. Michael Luttig Executive Vice President The Boeing Company Tim Mahoney Mayor Fargo, North Dakota Thomas J. Manning Former Chairman & CEO Dun & Bradstreet Dee Margo Mayor El Paso, Texas Jonathan D. Mariner Founder & President, TaxDay Retired EVP & CFO, Major League Baseball David R. Martin Mayor Stamford, Connecticut Tony Martinez Mayor Brownsville, Texas • Summit Sponsor YALE CEO SUMMIT Anthony W. Marx President & Chief Executive Officer The New York Public Library James F. McCann Chairman 1-800-FLOWERS.com Andrew McConnell Chief Executive Officer Rented.com W. Rodney McMullen Chairman & Chief Executive Officer The Kroger Co. Roger McNamee Managing Director, Elevation Partners Author, Zucked Andy Merrill Partner Prosek Partners Marshall W. Meyer Professor Emeritus, The Wharton School Senior Advisor, The Haier Group David W. Miller Director, Faith & Work Initiative Princeton University D. Quinn Mills Professor Emeritus Harvard Business School Jon Mitchell Mayor New Bedford, Massachusetts Alex Moazed Founder & Chief Executive Officer Applico Carrie Morgridge Chief Disruptor Morgridge Family Foundation Christina Muryn Mayor Findlay, Ohio Joel N. Myers Founder & Chief Executive Officer AccuWeather Barry Nalebuff Professor YALE School of Management John D. Negroponte Deputy Secretary (2007-2009) US Department of State *Indra K. Nooyi Chairman & CEO (2006-2018) PepsiCo R. Adam Norwitt President & Chief Executive Officer Amphenol Corporation *Lauren Odell Partner & COO Gladstone Place Partners Steve Odland President & Chief Executive Officer The Conference Board Valerie B. Palmieri President & Chief Executive Officer Vermillion Steve Papa Founder, Chairman & CEO Parallel Wireless W. Douglas Parker Chairman & Chief Executive Officer American Airlines Group Alan J. Patricof Managing Director Greycroft Partners Bill Peduto Mayor Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Mark J. Penn President & Managing Partner The Stagwell Group Adrian Perkins Mayor Shreveport, Louisiana Richard H. Pildes Professor of Constitutional Law New York University Nicholas T. Pinchuk Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Snap-on Incorporated Raymond J. Quinlan Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Sallie Mae • Summit Sponsor YALE CEO SUMMIT Douglas W. Rae Professor of Management YALE School of Management Adil Rahmathulla Co-Founder & Partner I Squared Capital Preston Read Senior Director for External Affairs Verizon Smart Communities Ralph E. Reed Jr. Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Century Strategies *Courtland Reichman Managing Partner Reichman Jorgensen Rachel Reilly Director of Impact Strategy Economic Innovation Group Glenn Rifkin Journalist Author, Future Forward Stephen S. Roach Senior Fellow YALE Jackson Institute Carlos Rodriguez President & Chief Executive Officer ADP Madeline Rogero Mayor Knoxville, Tennessee Tom Rogers Executive Chairman WinView *Virginia M. Rometty Chair, President & CEO IBM Kevin Rudd President, Asia Society Policy Institute 26th Prime Minister of Australia Kevin Scarpati Mayor Meriden, Connecticut Libby Schaaf Mayor Oakland, California Stephen A. Schwarzman Co-Founder, Chairman & CEO Blackstone Tom Schwedhelm Mayor Santa Rosa, California George Seay Founder & Chief Executive Officer Annandale Capital Ivan G. Seidenberg Retired Chairman & CEO Verizon Communications Stefan M. Selig Managing Partner, BridgePark Advisors US Under Sec’y of Commerce (2014-2016) Amitabh Shah Founder YUVA Unstoppable Christopher Shays Member of Congress (1987-2009) State of Connecticut Tom Simplot Senior Advisor National Endowment for the Arts Timothy J. Sloan Retired President & CEO Wells Fargo & Company Thomas Small Mayor Culver City, California Gerry Smith Chief Executive Officer Densify Paul Soglin Mayor Madison, Wisconsin David M. Solomon Chairman & Chief Executive Officer The Goldman Sachs Group Jeffrey M. Solomon Chief Executive Officer Cowen Inc. *Andrew Ross Sorkin Co-Anchor, CNBC Editor, DealBook, The New York Times • Summit Sponsor YALE CEO SUMMIT Edward W. Stack Chairman & Chief Executive Officer DICK’S Sporting Goods *Christina Stenson Partner Gladstone Place Partners David J. Stern Chairman Emeritus National Basketball Association Levar Stoney Mayor Richmond, Virginia Scott D. Stowell Retired Executive Chairman & CEO CalAtlantic Joe Straus Speaker (2009-2019) Texas House of Representatives Jim Strickland Mayor Memphis, Tennessee Tom Tait Mayor (2010-2018) Anaheim, California Lynn Taliento Founder & Sr. Advisor, Philanthropy Practice McKinsey & Company Mary C. Tanner Senior Managing Director Evolution Life Science Partners Alex Taylor President & Chief Executive Officer Cox Enterprises Edward T. Tilly Chief Executive Officer Cboe Global Markets
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