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Lecture Theatre 4 Breakfast—Networking Beyond CSR and Cause Marketing: Tapping Breakfast—Networking Scaling What Works Through Global Mentor Forum, focused on the most ambitious endeavor imaginable: solving the Venues outside of Saïd Business School and Meeting Time into Core Business Goals to Drive Impact and Meeting Time Networks Thinking About Talent include New Theatre, The Oxford Retreat, and Garden Marquee West Wing, Seminar 9 Garden Marquee West Wing, Seminar 9 world’s most pressing problems. Lecture Theatre 5 Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology. 8:30–9:30am Water, Politics, and the Rule of Law: 8:30–9:30am Solving the Global Youth Unemployment Crisis Begin Within Guided meditation Starting at Scale guided meditation West Wing, Seminar 10 Seminar Room A John Gardner, a very wise man, told Sally and me to “bet on good 9:00am–5:00pm West Wing, Seminar 12 West Wing, Seminar 10 West Wing, Seminar 12 From Competitors to Collaborators REGISTRATION people doing good things.” It’s ambition that gives social entrepreneurs 3:00–4:15pm 8:30–9:30am Breaking Silos: Partnering with 8:30–9:30am West Wing, Classroom 2 9:00–10:30am and 10:30am–12:00pm Seminars FIRST Connections Corporate Intrapreneurs FIRST Connections the vision and the fuel to do good things in smarter and better ways. Their Walking Tour Founders’ Room West Wing, Classroom 2 Founders’ Room 1:15–2:30pm Transformative Scale: Pathways to From Entrance Hall core Sessions Growing What Works goal: nothing short of a sustainable world of peace and prosperity. 10:00–11:15am 1:15–2:30pm 10:00–11:15am Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre 9:30–10:30am and 10:30–11:30am Core Sessions Core Sessions Core Sessions Artists as Activists: Using Creative First Connections Talent for Social Progress Striking a Balance, for Good Measure Each year we’ve been heartened at how much transformation Seminar Room A Leading with Authenticity Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Ambition Interesting Voices, Innovative Ideas, Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre of Women Ambitious Outcomes social entrepreneurs have driven around the world, and that will no Meeting the Challenge of Increased Energy 11:30am–1:00pm Design for Impact Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Big Business, Bigger Impact: The Pursuit, Demand: Opportunities for a ‘Clean’ Lunch Lecture Theatre 4 doubt continue. 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Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Empty Newsrooms, Booming Echo Chambers The Promise of Better Governance Health Challenges West Wing The Ambitious Power of AND Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Measuring What Matters, Aligning for Impact Your Organization’s Strategic Identity: Seminar Room A Lecture Theatre 4 Achieving the China Dream Ending Modern Slavery Is the Traditional Role of a Teacher Outdated? 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ON SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP Ambition Fueling Opportunity, Sc aling Progress

Throughout history, human ambition has been a powerful force for change. Ambition grounds aspiration in action. Where aspiration desires, ambition does—it kindles creativity, stokes resolve, and drives progress. Gathering in Oxford for the 11th Annual Skoll World Forum, we will explore this phenomenon and its implications for our work.

We begin by acknowledging that humanity stands poised to take a quantum leap forward as millions upon millions emerge from poverty, ambitious to claim their rights to more secure, dignified, and prosperous lives. Social entrepreneurs grasp the magnitude of this force and are harnessing its “Big results require potential. Why? Because they understand that true change big ambitions.” will always be driven by those most affected: women and men Heraclitus whose families, livelihoods, and ultimate destinies depend upon whether they are afforded or denied opportunity.

To defeat poverty, injustice, and environmental degradation, social entrepreneurs don’t impose their solutions. Instead, they work with those they serve, building the scaffolds to shared prosperity, self-determination, and sustainability. Once the rungs of opportunity are in place, social entrepreneurs know that ambition will make the climb.

You may think ambition is invisible, but its energy is undeniable, offering a vast, infinitely renewable resource that social entrepreneurs tap to bring their visions to life.

2 3 Let’s Begin.

WE HAVE NEARLY 1,000 PEOPLE FROM 60 COUNTRIES. LET’s Begin.

4 The 11th Annual Skoll World Forum is brought to you by the Skoll Foundation in collaboration with the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford.

SKOLL FOUNDATION SKOLL CENTRE FOR SOCIAL Palo Alto, California, USA ENTREPRENEURSHIP “Ambition grounds Sally Osberg, President and CEO Saïd Business School, University of Oxford, UK Pamela Hartigan, Director

aspiration in action.” The Skoll Foundation drives large-scale change The Skoll Centre is a leading academic entity for the by investing in, connecting, and celebrating social advancement of social entrepreneurship worldwide. We entrepreneurs and the innovators who help them foster innovative social transformation through education, solve the world’s most pressing problems. Founded research, and collaboration. The Centre was founded Sally Osberg by Jeff Skoll and led by Sally Osberg, the Foundation in 2003 with $7.5 million from the Skoll Foundation, has given more than $400 million since 1999, the largest funding received by a business school for including investments in nearly 100 remarkable an international social entrepreneurship program. social entrepreneurs and more than 80 organizations www.skollcentre.org across the globe. www.skollfoundation.org

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First Connections After Hours Pub Night Wednesday Wednesday 9:30–11:30pm 9:30–10:30AM and 10:30–11:30A M The Oxford Retreat

Seminar Room A Join us at the designated after-hours Thursday and Friday home base for Skoll World Forum 8:30–9:30AM delegates. Catch up on the day’s events, Founders’ Room enjoy an energetic debate, or sip on a relaxing pint with fellow Forum delegates! Kick off your Forum experience with an energetic, facilitated networking session. Think speed dating for social entrepreneurs! This is one of many Forum opportunities to make lasting connections.

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DAY 2 DAY 3 DAY 2 Good Morning Breakfast—Networking and Sundance Networking Activity Meeting Time Finding Your Story and Making It Thursday and Friday 8:00–10:00AM Count: A Session with Sundance Your story Your Idea Garden Marquee Thursday 3:00–4:30pm This time is designed to accommodate breakfast Seminar Room A meetings, personal time, or networking with Join Sundance Institute Documentary Film other delegates in the Garden Marquee of Program Director Tabitha Jackson to explore Saïd Business School, where a continental the key elements of narrative storytelling, breakfast will be served. and then test your story skills in small groups. See how the most effective storylines create empathy and lead to action. Group leaders include Deborah Alden, Wendy Levy, Nicole Newnham, Pete Nicks, Richard Perez, and Lynette Wallworth.

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Join in the Closing Plenary! SAÏD Business School Aligning for Imp act

Delegates are invited to contribute their thoughts and Don’t miss the chance to become an early adopter of the Social Progress Framework, an ideas to a short video that will be shared with everyone innovative tool used to inform policies and institutions worldwide. Learn more about this at the Closing Plenary in New Theatre. The innovators global initiative that measures, prioritizes, and profiles what matters in the countries and from the “Fifty People One Question” series have a special question for Skoll World Forum delegates communities where social innovators are working for change. that will be compiled into a collective celebration of ambition.

Filming takes place at Saïd Business School—we will send notification of the location via our mobile app.

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DAY 1 DAY 2 DAY 3 SOCIAL OxfordJam Get involved… Wednesday–Friday 9:00am–11:00pm Drop by the intera ctive SPI Lab in the Courty ard Marquee

Old Fire Station • Share your expertise at the SPI Speakers’ Corner. Participate in the core session organized by Stop by the Forum’s very own fringe festival. • Explore new tools, data, and methods to fuel the Social Progress Imperative on OxfordJam runs in parallel with the Skoll your work. Thursday from 10:00–11:15am. (See page 30.) World Forum, and the extended hours give • Brainstorm opportunities to lead an SPI initiative. “Measuring What Matters, Aligning for Impact” plenty of opportunity to engage with the wider social entrepreneurship community. Supported by CHANGE For more information on programming, visit www.oxfordjam.org.uk.

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Delegate Dinners te Din Skoll Awards Reception ga n Wednesday e e Thursday 7:00–9:00pm l r e Starts promptly at 7:15pm s Ashmolean Museum of Art D University of Oxford Colleges and Archaeology

Dine with fellow delegates within the mysterious The Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship recognizes walls of Oxford’s oldest and best-known colleges! extraordinary leadership and the proven potential The University of Oxford has been a seat of learning to create large-scale change throughout the world. since the 12th century. Follow an Oxford tradition U d Help celebrate and honor the 2014 Skoll Awardees in niv for of connecting with fellow thinkers during an ersity of Ox a ceremony at New Theatre, followed by a reception atmospheric evening of dining and conversation. at the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, Locate your dinner invitation with your college Britain’s first public museum. Enjoy drinks and canapés destination in your badge pack. among the ancient exhibits. After Hours

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Sundance institute film screening Participant Media film screening At the Movies with Stories of Change: The Square Open Heart and Selected Short s The Story of Revolution Behind the Headlines Wednesday 9:30–11:30pm Thursday 9:30–11:30pm New Theatre New Theatre

Do movies make a difference? Join us for three short From the 2011 overthrow of a 30-year dictator through films on urgent global issues, including Academy the military removal of the Muslim Brotherhood Award–nominated Open Heart, the story of eight president in 2013, we follow a group of Egyptian Rwandan children who embark on a life-or-death activists as they risk their lives to build a new society journey to receive open-heart surgery. of conscience, witnessing up close the immense sacrifice Followed by Q&A they endure on the road to freedom. Tabitha Jackson, Director, Documentary Film Program, Followed by Q&A Sundance Institute Jim Berk, CEO, Participant Media Nicole Newnham, Filmmaker, Coco Films Jawad Nabulsi, Co-Founder and CEO, Nina Smith, Executive Director, GoodWeave Nebny Foundation Cori Shepherd Stern, Filmmaker, Strongheart Fellowship Jehane Noujaim, Director, The Square

10 11 Join the conversa tion Skoll WOrld Forum App @skollworldforum Download the Skoll World Forum 2014 mobile app to make the most @skollworldforum Join our year-round conversations, debates, #skollwf of your event experience! and news from social entrepreneurs and other global leaders. Connect with other Forum delegates using our official app for iOS and Android. Like us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/skollworldforum #skollwf • Access delegates’ contact information • Set up meetings and build your own schedule in Oxford Share perspectives on what you’re seeing and • Find delegates aligned with your interests hearing at the 2014 Forum. or region • Access maps of key locations and events around Oxford www.skollworldforum.org • Engage in deep discussions, ask questions, Miss a session? and connect with other delegates Want to share the experience with others? We’ll be posting all of the sessions online and skoll.wf/swfplus MANAGE YOUR will live stream plenaries and selected sessions PROFILE on skollworldforum.org.

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Access & Contribute Content

SkollWorldForum.org is a year-round We regularly solicit contributions from the FIND DELEGATES Read Original platform where visitors can learn about social Forum community and partner with some who share articles YOUR INTERESTS entrepreneurs’ innovations, news on global of the world’s leading media institutions issues, and solutions to pressing world problems. to amplify coverage of the global issues that matter. Our media partners include As a delegate, you have access to a range of SEnd Al Jazeera, CNN, Forbes, Harvard Business features on skollworldforum.org, including Review, Reuters, and The Financial Times’ Build your Send messages community member contact information, personal and set up This is Africa. job postings, a social sector events calendar, schedule meetings delegate-only discussion boards, and more. To use this app you must be a registered delegate at the Skoll World Forum. You will receive an email If you’d like to contribute content or become a content partner, please contact our Editorial and Partnerships titled “Welcome to the Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship” from [email protected] Manager, Rahim Kanani, at [email protected]. with information on how to start using the app.

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9:00am Registration Walking Tour Walking Tours First Connections Open 9:00–10:30am 9:00am– First Connections From Entrance Hall 9:00–10:30am and 10:30am–12:00pm 9:30–10:30am and 10:30–11:30am 10:00am 5:00pm 9:30–10:30am FROM Entrance Hall SEMINAR ROOM A Seminar Room A Take a tour through the historic center Kick off your Forum experience with First Connections Walking Tour of Oxford. Learn about the University an energetic, facilitated networking 11:00am 10:30–11:30am 10:30am–12:00pm Seminar Room A From Entrance Hall while visiting some of the city’s oldest session. Think speed dating for social Lunch buildings, grandest dining halls and entrepreneurs! This is one of many 12:00pm 11:30am–1:00pm Delegate-Led Lunch Discussions Garden Marquee 11:45am–1:00pm most atmospheric chapels, cloisters, Forum opportunities to make lasting Saïd Business School, West Wing and quadrangles. connections. 1:00pm

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11:30pm 15 DAY 1 What is going on during lunch? Delegate-Led Discussions Join an intimate, peer-to-peer discussion facilitated by a Skoll World Forum delegate. Delegate-led lunch discussions Grab lunch and choose between Networking Wednesday 11:45am–1:00pm the following lunchtime options. Take the opportunity to relax and interact with fellow delegates in one of the open spaces.

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Your Organization’s Strategic Identity: Conversations with Amazonian Made Not Found: Helping Great Impact Legal Issues Often Faced by How to Create It and Use It to Engage Indigenous Chiefs Investments Happen Social Entrepreneurs 21st Century Donors Join this rare opportunity to engage with indigenous Come discuss the ways that social entrepreneurs raise Join an interactive discussion on frequent problems This interactive session will help you to identify leaders on how to bring social entrepreneurial capital from impact investors. What helps or hinders social entrepreneurs face in home countries and the unique and compelling significance of your solutions to remote villages. Find the common their efforts the most? How can those who need operational locations. Get advice on obtaining organization, develop this significance into your ground in addressing some of the world’s most capital more readily obtain it on terms that work quality legal counsel, including pro bono and low own strategic identity, and then translate the urgent challenges with leaders on the ground. for their missions, markets, and business models? bono, and on strategies for working with lawyers. identity into compelling donor engagement Afterward, schedule one-on-one sessions with the Vasco van Roosmalen Debra Schwartz approaches that fit the attitudes, motivations, discussion leader. Executive Director, Equipe de Conservação da Amazônia Director of Program-Related Investments, MacArthur Foundation and behavior of today’s global philanthropists. Indigenous Leaders: Debra oversees the MacArthur Foundation’s $300 million impact Dave Roll Juventino Kaxuyana is an indigenous ranger who led his tribe’s investing portfolio, supporting more than 100 social enterprises, Founder and Associate Director, Lex Mundi Pro Bono Foundation Peter Hero return to their ancestral lands. Rosi Kariri studies at São Paulo NGOs, and public-private funds. A former investment banker and David L. Roll is Founder of Lex Mundi Pro Bono Foundation and Founder and Principal, The Hero Group film school and gained official recognition for her tribe. Almir Surui nonprofit CFO, she also teaches about business and finance in the Peter deCourcy Hero is Founder and Principal of the Hero Group, Partner at Steptoe & Johnson. Dave has practiced law for more led the first indigenous carbon project to sell carbon credits to the social sector. a global philanthropy consulting firm serving NGOs, foundations, than 30 years. The Foundation uses a global network of top-tier private market. and philanthropists. For 17 years, he was CEO of the Silicon Valley commercial law firms to provide pro bono legal assistance to eligible Community Foundation. He will be joined by Noah Manduke. social entrepreneurs.

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New Business Models for and by Nonprofits Opportunity for Systems Change Through Choke Point: The Competition Between Are Communities the Problem or the Solution How should nonprofits thread the thin line between Disaster Relief Water, Food and Energy for Girls’ Education? leveraging market forces to have reach and sustainable Disasters, while tragic, often present opportunities Declining freshwater reserves, tenuous food security, There are deep-rooted, community-induced impact, while avoiding philanthropic and public to generate transformation in social and economic and booming energy demand are disrupting economies, societal barriers to girls’ education. Persistently funds to subsidize or replace businesses? One way systems. How can we invoke systems thinking to governments, and environments. This is especially working with the entire community helps instill a is to incubate businesses that deliver similar and channel disaster relief efforts into low-carbon and true in the era of climate change. How can social favorable perception shift toward girls’ education. complementary goods and services. climate-resilient development? entrepreneurs and innovators help the world scale If communities have been the biggest impediment responses to these disruptive, accelerating trends? to development, can we flip the scenario, use Andréanne Grimard Robert Foster the same communities, and make them the drivers Director, Economic Development, Solidaridad North America Executive Director, Accelerating Market-Driven Partnerships, Carl Ganter of development? Andréanne Grimard is Director, Economic Development for Aspen Institute Managing Director and Co-Founder, Circle of Blue Solidaridad North America. Solidaridad works to reduce poverty Executive Director of Accelerating Market-Driven Partnerships J. Carl Ganter is Director of Circle of Blue, which reports on the Safeena Husain and environmental externalities by building sustainable supply (AMP) at the Aspen Institute. AMP, which was launched by competition between water, food, and energy in a changing climate. Founder and Executive Director, Educate Girls and demand of 13 commodities. the US State Department, the Rockefeller Foundation, and He is on the World Economic Forum Global Agenda Council on Safeena Husain has been committed to girls’ education in India Fortune 50 companies, curates partnerships and catalyzes Water Security and received the Rockefeller Foundation Centennial since 2002. She started Educate Girls in 2007, and in six years, investments that deliver social and environmental impacts. Innovation Award. she has brought over 59,000 girls back to school. Safeena holds a BS from the London School of Economics, and was born and raised in New Delhi, India.

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Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Lecture Theatre 5 What are seminars ? Back by popular demand, these Cracking the Code on Social Impact Exponential Fundraising Thinking About Talent How can we do for the world what Pandora did There are ample resources of every kind, Human capital is the most valuable asset in the highly interactive seminars, for music? How does the social sector crack its everywhere: money, time, networks, ideas, creativity. social sector. An effective human capital strategy led by one or two facilitators, biggest challenge: measurement? In this session, They can be put to work in support of world- enables nonprofits to grow, scale, and achieve we will discuss how other domains—law, music, changing organizations and ideas but get stuck by greater impact. Join a robust discussion on how to provide actionable learning and science—have turned measurement on its head the barriers we place around them. This seminar attract and engage an excellent team. Hear from practical takeaways. Sessions using data, algorithms, and predictive analytics. will help you recognize and remove obstacles, experts, and each other, on techniques that can are constructed to promote open We will also introduce the Impact Genome Project, and give you a new frame for the entire practice address questions such as: What is the best way to an ambitious effort to codify social programs and of fundraising. We’ll also explore ideas, tools, attract the right talent to your organization? How dialogue and peer-to-peer sharing predict outcomes. Participants will learn about techniques, and approaches to attract new and do you enable them to be successful? How do you of best practices. the power of a genomic approach to universal deeper partnerships and resources more easily build a talent pipeline to engage future leaders? benchmarking, predictive modeling, and big data and more effectively. Facilitator for social change. Facilitator Salvatore Giambanco Partner, Omidyar Network Facilitators Jennifer McCrea Nolan Gasser Founder and CEO, Exponential Fundraising Architect of Music Genome Project; ORK Chief Musicologist Emeritus, Pandora Seminar Room A Telling Lecture Theatre 4 Jason Saul Begin Within tory Founder and CEO, Mission Measurement Ambitious Storytelling Martin Luther King, Jr., said, “All lasting and Finance FRAMEW S Leadership We know that well-told stories can bring people meaningful change begins on the inside.” Using together, strengthen cultural identity, and deepen his quote as a starting point, we’ll focus on inner our impact—but how do we align business and development and well-being as crucial keys that social change goals with creative innovation and enable social entrepreneurs to bring about lasting the demands of the connected audience? Ambitious and sustainable change. Highlighting several proven and risk-taking storytellers around the world examples of social and personal healing, spiritual are figuring this out in surprising ways. In this grounding, and consciousness development, this fast-paced presentation, you’ll hear examples of seminar also explores sustainable tools for well- groundbreaking projects, tested strategies, and new being, including deep listening and mindfulness. tools that can make your organization an incubator Facilitators for unique and powerful storytelling. John Bell Vice President for Leadership, Facilitator YouthBuild USA Wendy Levy Director, New Arts Axis Dorothy Stoneman Founder and CEO, YouthBuild USA

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Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Lecture Theatre 5 What are seminars ? Back by popular demand, these Transformative Scale: Pathways to Striking a Balance, for Good Measure Network Building and Collaboration: Growing What Works Should you spend more time on performance 21st Century Approaches for Social Change highly interactive seminars, If we are to effectively move the needle on key metrics or assessing impact? How do you prioritize Networks are more powerful and effective led by one or two facilitators, issues, one of the most important questions to internal audiences versus external ones? Where do than ever. The growth of new technologies and answer is how we can reach transformative scale. you draw the line between methodology and use? collaboration in response to increasing global provide actionable learning and We know what works in many instances, but we It can be difficult to strike an appropriate balance complexity are driving network innovations. practical takeaways. Sessions don’t know how to implement at population- in your monitoring and evaluation strategy. Join Come explore different types of network are constructed to promote open level scale. This session will introduce examples us as we draw upon honest conversation and real- building for social change. Share insight on of leaders charting new pathways to scaling world examples of organizations such as Fair Trade how philanthropists can network to catalyze dialogue and peer-to-peer sharing impact, and explore the barriers and opportunities USA as they develop a new Impact Management a greater order of social change. Look at of best practices. participants are facing as they consider these System that more clearly defines outcomes for cutting-edge innovations emerging from social types of strategies—both for their organizations everyone participating in Fair Trade: farmers and entrepreneurs, and see how this is altering the and for their own leadership. workers, businesses, and consumers. way change happens.

Facilitator Facilitators Facilitator Jeff Bradach Mary Jo Cook Gemma Mortensen Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Chief Impact Officer, Fair Trade USA Executive Director, Crisis Action ORK Bridgespan Group Telling Ehren Reed Seminar Room A tory Research and Evaluation Officer, FinanceS FRAMEW Skoll Foundation Leadership The Ambitious Power of AND Can you learn to think with “and” instead of “or” to accomplish seemingly incompatible goals? Social Lecture Theatre 4 entrepreneurs think with “and” when conceiving Design for Impact unorthodox solutions, such as harnessing market forces to advance a civic mission. Using a little While we are accustomed to talking about creativity, you can retrain your brain to challenge business models, this seminar will help you false assumptions, rethink the way you approach create, or evaluate, an effective impact model. challenges, and look differently at strategic This particular approach focuses on the precise planning, budgeting, hiring, product development, articulation of the intended impact, a map of the marketing, and even personal choices. behaviors that will drive it, and an understanding of scalability to better design a model that can Facilitator achieve real impact at real scale. Daniel Lubetzky Founder and CEO, KIND Healthy Snacks; Facilitator Chairman, PeaceWorks Kevin Starr Director, Mulago Foundation

20 21 WEDNESDAY 5:00–6:30PM New Theatre Doors open at 4:30pm. Seating is general admission.

MASTER OF CEREMONIE S

Stephan Chambers Chairman, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship; MBA Director, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

WELCOME REMARKS

Jeff Skoll Chairman, Jeff Skoll Group Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Participant Media, and Capricorn Investment Group

Profit and Progre ss: An Ambitious Conversation

MODERATOR Mindy Lubber Opening Plenary President, Ceres Sir Richard Branson Founder, Virgin Group

Arif Naqvi Founder and Group Chief Executive, The Abraaj Group

Progress in A ction: A Visual Journey into Africa

Marcus Bleasdale Photographer, National Geographic Magazine

Fueling Opportunities and Scaling Progress with Innovative Financing

Sir Ronald Cohen Chairman, Social Impact Investment Taskforce

MUSICAL PERFORMANCE

Miri Ben-Ari Grammy Award–Winning Artist

22 23 “Intelligence without ambition is a bird without wings.”

Salvador Dalí

DAY 2 day 2

24 Day 2 8:00am Networking Breakfast—Networking and Meeting Time Thursday 8:00–10:00am Guided Meditation First Connections 9:00am Garden Marquee 8:30–9:30am 8:30–9:30am West Wing, Seminar 12 Founders’ Room Breakfast—Networking and Meeting Time Sundance Networking Activity 8:00–10:00am Finding Your Story and Making It Count: 10:00am Garden Marquee A Session with Sundance Core Sessions 10:00–11:15am This time is designed to accommodate 3:00–4:30pm Saïd Business School Lecture Theatres breakfast meetings, personal time, or Seminar Room A 11:00am networking with other delegates in the Join Sundance Institute Documentary Lunch Garden Marquee of Saïd Business School, Film Program Director Tabitha Jackson 12:00pm 11:30am–1:00pm Core Lunch Sessions Delegate-Led Lunch Discussions Garden Marquee 11:45am–1:00pm 11:45am–1:00pm where a continental breakfast will be served. to explore the key elements of narrative Seminar Room A and Saïd Business School, storytelling, and then test your story skills Founders’ Room West Wing First Connections 1:00pm 8:30–9:30am in small groups. See how the most effective Core Sessions Founders’ Room storylines create empathy and lead to action. 1:15–2:30pm 2:00pm Saïd Business School Lecture Theatres Enhance your Forum experience with an Group leaders include Deborah Alden, energetic, facilitated networking session. Wendy Levy, Nicole Newnham, Pete Nicks, Think speed dating for social entrepreneurs! Richard Perez, and Lynette Wallworth. 3:00pm Sundance Networking Activity This is one of many Forum opportunities 3:00–4:30pm Seminar Room A to make lasting connections. 4:00pm

5:00pm

Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship 6:00pm 5:30–7:00pm New Theatre Your story Your Idea

7:00pm Skoll Awards Reception 7:00–9:00pm Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology 8:00pm

9:00pm

Participant Media Film Screening 10:00pm 9:30–11:30pm New Theatre

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11:30pm 25 Core Sessions Thursday 10:00–11:15am

What are core Session block 1 at a glance Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre sessions? Innovative disruptions. Leading with Authenticity Leading with Authenticity Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Diverse points of view. Moderator Can introverts, quiet leaders, and process-oriented technocrats compete with “typical” Global scale. Diana Aviv charismatic leaders in the noisy marketplace of talent acquisition, funding, and social Speakers These attributes Bill Drayton, Rafiatu Lawal, Sébastien Marot, Kelvin Taketa change? Everyone already possesses a unique style of leadership. How do you use comprise the critical that authenticity to go deeper into who you already are? Come explore how different Big Business, Bigger Impact: The Pursuit, Peril, and discussions, debates, Power of Partnership people, with varying styles of leadership, go deep into their own authenticity to and dialogue that define Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre achieve productivity, collegiality, positive morale, and ultimately, impact. Skoll World Forum Moderator Robert Annibale Moderator core sessions. Solution- Speakers Mark Davis, Kavita Prakash-Mani, Tony Siesfeld, Jan-Kees Vis Diana Aviv oriented topics set the President and CEO, Independent Sector

stage for collective The Evolving Role of Media in the Modern Age action and progress Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre on some of the world’s Moderator Alberto Ibargüen Speakers greatest challenges. Speakers Bill Drayton Sébastien Marot Ehab Al Shihabi, Parisa Khosravi, Madhulika Sikka, Marco Werman Founder and CEO, Ashoka Executive Director, Friends-International

Measuring What Matters, Aligning for Impact Lecture Theatre 4 Rafiatu Lawal Kelvin Taketa Moderator Natural Chairperson, Campaign for President and CEO, Hawai‘i Roberto Artavia Female Education Community Foundation Speakers José Molinas, Gisela Sánchez, Beto Veríssimo

Digital Equity and Individual Rights in the Age of Big Data Lecture Theatre 5

Moderator Emily Kasriel Speakers Larry Brilliant, Kenneth Cukier, Jim Fruchterman, Miguel Luengo-Oroz Use “Add to Schedule (scan QR)” from the Skoll World Forum 2014 mobile app.

26 27 Core Sessions Thursday 10:00–11:15am

Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre

Big Business, Bigger Impact: The Pursuit, Peril, and Power of Partnership The Evolving Role of Media in the Modern Age For decades, companies replicated the same business model to expand into new Traditional journalism has undergone a transformation over the last decade, with markets. This approach has run its course. Can long-term growth and commercial many landmark media companies closing their doors or reinventing themselves viability come from new models that blend profitability with community and to match the changing times. Meanwhile social challenges and entrepreneurial environmental relevancy? Can corporate leaders succeed in creating shared value by solutions continue to proliferate, with unclear leadership from a media industry working with other innovators? This session will share breakthrough survey results in flux. Engage with executives and leading voices from established news sources from 50 global companies on inclusive and sustainable growth practices, and discuss about the opportunities and challenges they face, how their models have adapted the partnerships needed to learn, innovate, and thrive. or will adapt, and where social and environmental issues fit.

Moderator Moderator Robert Annibale Alberto Ibargüen Global Head, Citi Microfinance and Community Development, Citigroup, Inc. President, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation

Speakers Speakers Mark Davis Tony Siesfeld Ehab Al Shihabi Madhulika Sikka Community Trade Director, The Body Shop Director, Monitor Deloitte CEO, Al Jazeera America Executive Editor News, NPR

Kavita Prakash-Mani Jan-Kees Vis Parisa Khosravi Marco Werman Head, Food Security Agenda, Syngenta Global Director of Sustainable Sourcing Senior Vice President, CNN Worldwide Host and Executive Editor, Development, Unilever Public Radio International

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28 29 Core Sessions Thursday 10:00–11:15am

Lecture Theatre 4 Lecture Theatre 5

Measuring What Matters, Aligning for Impact Digital Equity and Individual Rights in the Age of Big Data Innovators are adopting the Social Progress Index as a robust tool for aligning Business, government, and civil society are all looking at big data, often combined partnerships and for catalyzing opportunities to scale their impact. Hear from leading with social media and mobile communications tools, as the new “holy grail” to social entrepreneurs who are using this unique framework and outcome measurement better sell products, deliver services, or engage people to solve problems. Data and approach to work with partners in business and government, and to effect change communication tools can empower new approaches to longstanding social problems, in communities where they work. Learn about the data, tools, and access to a global such as detecting disease outbreaks or disaster relief. Yet, new uses of data create network that is raising the profile and impact of their work. Delegates from all sectors many questions around privacy, ethics, and digital exclusion. Come explore how to will gain actionable insights and ideas for their own initiatives. maximize the “good” promise of the data revolution for social change while managing its potential downsides.

Moderator Moderator Roberto Artavia Emily Kasriel Chairman, Viva Trust Visiting Fellow, Saïd Business School; Head of Editorial Partnerships and Special Projects, BBC Global News

Speakers Speakers José Molinas Beto Veríssimo Larry Brilliant Jim Fruchterman Minister of Economic Planning and Social Senior Researcher, Imazon President and CEO, Skoll Global Threats Fund Founder and CEO, Benetech Development, Republic of Paraguay

Gisela Sánchez Kenneth Cukier Miguel Luengo-Oroz Director of Corporate Affairs, Florida Data Editor, The Economist Founding Director, MalariaSpot; Ice & Farm Co. Chief Scientist, UN Global Pulse

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30 31 Core Sessions DAY 2 Attend one of two core sessions for a deep panel discussion, followed by interactive Q&A. What is going on during lunch? Core Lunch Sessions Delegate-Led Discussions Grab lunch and choose among Join an intimate, peer-to-peer discussion facilitated by a Skoll World Forum delegate. the following lunchtime options. Networking Thursday 11:45AM–1:00PM Take the opportunity to relax and interact with fellow delegates in one of the open spaces.

Seminar Room A Founders’ Room

Campaign Models: Driving Your Audience to Engage The Founders’ Challenge: To Scale and Keep the Vision Alive Campaigns are the new movements of society. Whether promoting a product, issue, Every entrepreneurial venture begins with one vision, one client group, and a or behavior, models for engaging the masses are becoming increasingly sophisticated. restlessness to constantly improve. As the venture scales, there are natural forces So much so that lines are beginning to blur between the tactics taken by corporations that can take it away from its core mission…and the ultimate client. How do and those of nonprofits. In some cases, they are even joining together to collectively successful founders transmit a “founder’s mentality” to the next generation of attract new customers, donors, and advocates. Whether online engaging “clicktavists” leadership? How do they stay externally focused and obsessed with fulfilling the or moving millions of churchgoers in pews, the results can be thousands of people and vision of the venture, while establishing routines that are an integral part of a millions of dollars. well-run enterprise?

Moderator Moderator Elizabeth Gore Pamela Hartigan Resident Entrepreneur, United Nations Foundation Director, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

Speakers Speakers Gabrielle Fitzgerald Ben Keesey Frank Akers Richard Edelman Director, Program Advocacy, Bill & Melinda CEO, Invisible Children, Inc. President and CEO, Oak Ridge President and CEO, Edelman Gates Foundation Strategies Group

Christopher Gebhardt Ido Leffler Andrea Coleman Wendy Kopp General Manager, TakePart Co-Founder, Yes To Inc. Co-Founder and CEO, Riders for Health CEO and Co-Founder, Teach For All

Cheryl Dorsey Subramaniam Ramadorai President, Echoing Green Chairman, National Skill Development Agency (NSDA)

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32 33 DAY 2 Delegate-led lunch discussions Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm

WEST WING, Seminar 1 WEST WING, Seminar 3 WEST WING, Seminar 8 WEST WING, Seminar 10

Solar Light and Power: Pay for Use Only Indigenous Local Development Strategies Poverty Stoplight: Customizing Family Water, Politics, and the Rule of Law: Starting Worldwide, 1.3 billion people are off-grid, and Come share experiences and jointly analyze how Poverty Elimination Plans at Scale 1 billion more face frequent blackouts. For light indigenous local development processes contribute to The Poverty Stoplight is a measuring tool and practical Efforts to solve the global water challenge and and power, they rely on dangerous, dirty, expensive wider strategies aimed at mitigating external pressures methodology for poor families to self-diagnose their to promote rule of law must go hand-in-hand to kerosene and diesel. Come learn about ways to make over the Amazon. We will also discuss how this affects levels of multidimensional poverty as a first step reach universal coverage. WASH Advocates and superefficient solar light and power affordable for local conservation programs in the region. in developing personalized strategies to overcome Fundación AVINA share their experience and lead those who need it. deprivations. Using stoplight colors, photos, tablets, a discussion about how to solve development Martín von Hildebrand and simple software, innovative maps are created challenges at scale, focused on upstream social Maurits Groen Director, Gaia Amazonas to develop individual and community solutions. innovation and change accelerators. Founder and CEO, WakaWaka For 40 years, Martin von Hildebrand, PhD in Anthropology, has Relying on 35 years of experience, serial sustainability entrepreneur accompanied indigenous communities and the Colombian State Martin Burt John Oldfield Maurits Groen, with business partner Camille van Gestel, founded in defining and implementing alternative development strategies Founder and CEO, Fundación Paraguaya CEO, WASH Advocates a rapidly growing solar company—a professional charity that brings in the Amazon rainforest. Martin Burt, Fundación Paraguaya’s Founder (1985) and CEO, John Oldfield leads the efforts of WASH Advocates to accelerate light and power to people living off-grid. is working on two social innovations: self-sufficient agricultural progress toward universal coverage of safe drinking water, schools and community strategies to eliminate multidimensional sanitation, and hygiene across Africa, Asia, and Latin America. poverty. He was Mayor of Asunción and Chief of Staff to the President of Paraguay.

WEST WING, Seminar 2 WEST WING, Seminar 7 WEST WING, Seminar 9 WEST WING, ClassRoom 2

Propelling Israelis and Palestinians Toward Disruptive Innovations in Healthcare Delivery Beyond CSR and Cause Marketing: Tapping Breaking Silos: Partnering with an Agreement How can we transform healthcare to address into Core Business Goals to Drive Impact Corporate Intrapreneurs What can we all do to thrust Palestinian and Israeli 21st century realities? Building off the disruptive Balancing profit and mission is never easy. Join to Social entrepreneurs are innovating to create representatives toward a two-state solution? The innovations that Skoll-supported entrepreneurs discuss how mission—and profit—focused enterprises opportunities for low-income people. Meanwhile, OneVoice Movement, with 28 chapters across Palestine have developed around the world, this session will can drive social impact and brand equity by more corporate employees—social intrapreneurs—are and Israel, is launching an ambitious campaign to explore a holistic vision of healthcare that redefines closely aligning business goals and capabilities with pioneering business innovations with social support current negotiation efforts and create positive the Product, Place, Provider, and Payment of our social impact efforts. impact. This session will deep-dive into exciting facts on the ground. We welcome your thoughts current healthcare models. ways in which both are working together to Jessica Shortall and participation! drive greater innovation and impact. Gary Cohen Director of Partnerships, TOMS Skoll Scholar Jessica Shortall worked across the social enterprise Daniel Lubetzky Co-Founder and President, Health Care Without Harm Zahid Torres-Rahman space before joining TOMS in 2009 as its first Director of Giving Founder and CEO, KIND Healthy Snacks; Chairman, PeaceWorks Gary Cohen has been a pioneer in environmental health for Founder and Director, Business Fights Poverty to build the “One for One” model in health, education, and social Daniel Lubetzky is Founder of KIND Healthy Snacks, PeaceWorks, 30 years. He is Co-Founder and President of Health Care Without Zahid Torres-Rahman is the Founder of Business Fights Poverty, enterprise eye care. She now heads social impact partnerships for and OneVoice. A Skoll Awardee, he has been named among Harm and Practice Greenhealth. He was instrumental in bringing the world’s largest community of professionals harnessing business the brand. “America’s Most Promising Social Entrepreneurs” by Businessweek, together the NGOs and hospital systems that formed the Healthier for social impact. Its goal is to strengthen the ecosystem for those among “25 Responsibility Pioneers” by TIME, and a 2013 Ernst & Hospitals Initiative. developing profitable innovations with social impact, helping them Young Entrepreneur of the Year. to succeed at scale.

34 35 Core Sessions Thursday 1:15–2:30pm

What are core Session block 2 at a glance Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre sessions? Innovative disruptions. Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Ambition of Women Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Ambition of Women Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Diverse points of view. Moderator Female entrepreneurship is an “economic promise” capturing attention of Global scale. Melanne Verveer governments, corporations, and civil society all over the world, since small- Speakers These attributes Comfort Aku Adjahoe-Jennings, Rosemary Amondi, Catherine Gill, Hirut Girma and medium-sized enterprises are engines of economic growth and stability. comprise the critical Currently, women are creating businesses at a greater rate than men in Ghana, Future-Proofing Businesses: Beyond CSR, PR, and Charity discussions, debates, Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Nigeria, and Thailand. Despite proven benefits of women’s economic engagement, and dialogue that define Moderator female entrepreneurs face disproportionate barriers in growing their businesses: John Elkington Skoll World Forum Speakers difficulty accessing credit, markets, and equal protection under the law. Join core sessions. Solution- Mike Barry, Marcela Manubens, Feike Sijbesma optimistic female entrepreneurs and those that are helping women around the oriented topics set the world overcome financing and legal barriers. Empty Newsrooms, Booming Echo Chambers stage for collective Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Moderator action and progress Moderator Pat Mitchell Melanne Verveer Executive Director, Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security on some of the world’s Speakers greatest challenges. Raney Aronson-Rath, Simon Boazman, Omoyele Sowore, Richard Tofel

Achieving the China Dream

Lecture Theatre 4 Speakers Moderator Comfort Aku Adjahoe-Jennings Catherine Gill Leslie Dach Founder and CEO, Ele Agbe Company Ltd. Vice President, Investor Relations, Speakers Root Capital Jenny Bowen, Elizabeth Economy, Tim Hanstad, Wang Zhenyao

The 450 Million Farmer Opportunity: Large-Scale Change Rosemary Amondi Hirut Girma Through Smallholder Finance Founder and CEO, Tracesoft Ltd. Attorney and Land Tenure and Gender Lecture Theatre 5 Specialist, Landesa

Moderator Thomas Carroll Speakers Willy Foote, Laura Mecagni, Michaël van den Berg Use “Add to Schedule (scan QR)” from the Skoll World Forum 2014 mobile app.

36 37 Core Sessions Thursday 1:15–2:30pm

Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre

Future-Proofing Businesses: Beyond CSR, PR, and Charity Empty Newsrooms, Booming Echo Chambers A growing number of pioneering publicly listed companies are pivoting their Investigative journalism is a linchpin for transparency, accountability, democracy, business practices internally to embrace long-term goals and eschewing the and social progress. Yet several big news organizations have slashed or eliminated overriding emphasis on short-term profitability. But given the inbuilt tyranny of investigative units, dealing investigative journalism its biggest blow yet. What can the market, taking on such a challenge is not for the faint-hearted. In this session, be done? Engage with leaders of news outlets and investigative journalists from we will hear from innovative corporate pioneers who are embarking on such a around the world to understand the challenges and the opportunities, including journey—from the inside out. How do they drive these changes inside the company how investigative journalism is coming into the digital age and delivering disruptive while delivering value back to the shareholders? content in disruptive ways.

Moderator Moderator John Elkington Pat Mitchell Founder and Executive Chairman, Volans Ventures Ltd. President and CEO, Paley Center for Media

Speakers Speakers Mike Barry Feike Sijbesma Raney Aronson-Rath Omoyele Sowore Director of Sustainable Business, Chairman and CEO, Royal DSM Deputy Executive Producer, Frontline President, Sahara Reporters Media Group Inc. Marks & Spencer

Marcela Manubens Simon Boazman Richard Tofel Global Vice President for Investigative Reporter, Al Jazeera English President, ProPublica Social Impact, Unilever

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38 39 Core Sessions Thursday 1:15–2:30pm

Lecture Theatre 4 Lecture Theatre 5

Achieving the China Dream The 450 Million Farmer Opportunity: Large-Scale Change Through The severe numbers in China are staggering: greenhouse gases, farming families Smallholder Finance without land rights, inadequate social services, and pollution. Social entrepreneurs Consumer and producer needs continue to evolve, as does the business case for have been lonely voices for change in a threatening landscape. Now they are finding pursuing social, environmental, and quality standards. Yet can banks, investors, interest in the Chinese media and new partnerships with the Chinese government. donors, NGOs, and companies rally to deploy capital and other critical tools, to What does the future look like? Will urbanization push these issues to the forefront unlock the power of smallholder farming enterprises—the backbone of production or the backburner? Many global issues cannot be solved unless China helps lead a for many key commodities? Can market competitors become collaborators, in search global path forward. Should we be hopeful? of a greater win? Panelists and audience alike will explore financial innovations and partnerships to realize this opportunity.

Moderator Moderator Leslie Dach Thomas Carroll Strategic Business and Policy Advisor, Skoll Foundation Director, Initiative for Smallholder Finance

Speakers Speakers Jenny Bowen Tim Hanstad Willy Foote Michaël van den Berg Founder and CEO, Half the Sky Foundation President and CEO, Landesa Founder and CEO, Root Capital Fund Manager, Triodos Sustainable Trade Fund, Triodos Bank

Elizabeth Economy Wang Zhenyao Laura Mecagni C.V. Starr Senior Fellow and Director for Dean, Beijing Normal University, One Head of Global Agriculture and Food Security Asia Studies, Council on Foreign Relations Foundation Philanthropy Research Institute Program, International Finance Corporation

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40 41 G il b ert J ay C oen Thursday 5:30–7:00PM New Theatre H oulahan Bart

Doors open at 5:00pm. Skoll awards Seating is general admission.

Followed by Awards Reception at the Ashmolean Kassoy A n d rew Museum of Art and Archaeology from 7:00–9:00pm.

for Social Entrepreneurship

MASTERs OF CEREMONIE S A rputham J oc k in

Sally Osberg President and CEO, Skoll Foundation

Jeff Skoll M oury Y ves Chairman, Jeff Skoll Group Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Participant Media, and Capricorn Investment Group P S ar k er SKOLL AWARDS FOR SOCIAL am ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Jay Coen Gilbert, Bart Houlahan, Andrew Kassoy B Lab N es b it J osh

Jockin Arputham Slum Dwellers International

Yves Moury A lley P

Fundación Capital atric k

Sam Parker Water & Sanitation for the Urban Poor

Josh Nesbit G ooch C harmian Medic Mobile

Patrick Alley, Charmian Gooch, Simon Taylor Global Witness T S imon Mabel van Oranje aylor

Girls Not Brides

skoll GLOBAL TREA SURE AWARD van O ranje M a b el Malala Yousafzai

The Malala Fund

MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Y M alala ousaf z ai

Playing For Change Band

42 43 “Ambition is the path to success, persistence is the vehicle you arrive in.”

William Eardley IV

DAY 3 day 3

44 Day 3 8:00am Networking Breakfast—Networking and Meeting Time Friday 8:00–10:00am Guided Meditation First Connections 9:00am Garden Marquee 8:30–9:30am 8:30–9:30am West Wing, Seminar 12 Founders’ Room Breakfast—Networking and Meeting Time First Connections 8:00–10:00am 8:30–9:30am 10:00am Garden Marquee Founders’ Room Core Sessions 10:00–11:15am This time is designed to accommodate Enhance your Forum experience with an Saïd Business School Lecture Theatres breakfast meetings, personal time, or energetic, facilitated networking session. 11:00am networking with other delegates in the Think speed dating for social entrepreneurs! Lunch Garden Marquee of Saïd Business School, This is one of many Forum opportunities 12:00pm 11:30am–1:00pm Core Lunch Sessions Delegate-Led Lunch Discussions Garden Marquee 11:45am–1:00pm 11:45am–1:00pm where a continental breakfast will be served. to make lasting connections. Seminar Room A and Saïd Business School, Founders’ Room West Wing 1:00pm

Core Sessions 1:15–2:30pm 2:00pm Saïd Business School Lecture Theatres bonjour Guten 3:00pm Morgen

Closing Plenary 4:00pm 3:30–5:00pm Good New Theatre Morning

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11:30pm 45 Core Sessions friday 10:00–11:15am

What are core Session block 3 at a glance Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre sessions? Innovative disruptions. Interesting Voices, Innovative Ideas, Ambitious Outcomes Interesting Voices, Innovative Ideas, Ambitious Outcomes Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Diverse points of view. Moderator The Skoll World Forum has long attracted provocateurs and disrupters who are Global scale. Jess Search rethinking old paradigms and building new entrepreneurial environments and Speakers These attributes Gabriella Gómez-Mont, Marina Gorbis, Fredrick Ouko, Bart Weetjens cultures around the world. Designed to expand the imagination, creative insights, comprise the critical and inspiration of attending delegates, this session invites you to explore ambitious The 21st Century City: Future Opportunity or discussions, debates, Future Threat? new ideas for urban cultural development, global social networks, and a glimpse and dialogue that define Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre into the future of social change. Skoll World Forum Moderator Michael Keith Moderator core sessions. Solution- Speakers Joel Bolnick, Melanie Edwards, Jawad Nabulsi, Doug Saunders Jess Search oriented topics set the CEO, Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation

stage for collective The Promise of Better Governance action and progress Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre on some of the world’s Moderator Ian Goldin Speakers greatest challenges. Speakers Gabriella Gómez-Mont Fredrick Ouko Charmian Gooch, Bill Neukom, Sabri Saidam, David Tolbert Director and Founder, Laboratorio Executive Director, Action Network for para la Ciudad the Disabled Ending Modern Slavery Lecture Theatre 4 Marina Gorbis Bart Weetjens Moderator Executive Director, Institute for the Future Founder, APOPO Kathy Calvin Speakers Leif Coorlim, Jay Jorgensen, Nina Smith, Dan Viederman

The Impact Jackpot: Service Delivery Innovation for the Very Poor Lecture Theatre 5

Moderator Kristin Gilliss Speakers Steve Davis, H.E. Christine M. Kaseba-Sata, Neal Keny-Guyer, Andrew Youn Use “Add to Schedule (scan QR)” from the Skoll World Forum 2014 mobile app.

46 47 Core Sessions friday 10:00–11:15am

Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre

The 21st Century City: Future Opportunity or Future Threat? The Promise of Better Governance All over the world, people from rural areas are streaming into big cities to pursue The World Bank’s Jim Yong Kim has declared corruption “Public Enemy Number elusive opportunities. Many end up in a city’s darkest corners—far away from One.” Its corrosive effects on society are deep and numerous. Fortunately, there jobs, resources, and basic infrastructure. If migrants can be successful in their is more attention today on transparency, strong leadership, and creative solutions arrival cities, their children can become empowered citizens, contributing to a needed to stem corruption, build the rule of law, and provide citizens with accurate vibrant, cohesive urban landscape. But if not, they can become disenfranchised, information. Technology such as mobile phones, location-aware technologies, and angry, and potentially influenced by dangerous elements. This session explores the Internet are accelerating this trend. Panelists who have created international successful, pragmatic approaches to ensure that rural-urban migration enriches indices, found innovative uses for technology, and enabled citizen voices to change both the city and its inhabitants. behavior will explore what it takes to create accountable and democratic institutions, empower citizens, and drive development forward.

Moderator Moderator Michael Keith Ian Goldin Professor/Director COMPAS Research Centre, University of Oxford Director, Oxford Martin School

Speakers Speakers Joel Bolnick Jawad Nabulsi Charmian Gooch Sabri Saidam Co-Founder and Secretariat Coordinator, Co-Founder and CEO, Nebny Foundation Director and Co-Founder, Global Witness Senior Lecturer, Birzeit University; Slum Dwellers International Former Presidential Advisor, Palestine

Melanie Edwards Doug Saunders Bill Neukom David Tolbert Founder and CEO, Mobile Metrix International Affairs Columnist, The Globe Founder, President, and CEO, World President, International Center and Mail Justice Project for Transitional Justice

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48 49 Core Sessions friday 10:00–11:15am

Lecture Theatre 4 Lecture Theatre 5

Ending Modern Slavery The Impact Jackpot: Service Delivery Innovation for the Very Poor There are tens of millions of people in slavery today. Slavery in the domestic Getting services to the rural poor is the “impact jackpot.” Unmet basic needs such laborer and sex worker market continues to be a pervasive, global challenge. as clean water, household energy, healthcare, sanitation, education, and livelihood Forced or bonded labor also exists in the complex, multilayered, and contracted exacerbate each other in a dark cycle of entrenched poverty. Government, NGOs, supply chains of major companies. Join us to hear how social entrepreneurs and the private sector all share ambition to reach the poor. But what channels really collaborate with governments, advocacy groups, and corporations to achieve work to make it happen? The answers may be different for different sectors. This systemic change and strong certification and compliance systems. Listen to how debate will explore the appropriate actors, subsidies, and distribution channels that major companies address these issues and the challenges they face. should be used to package and deliver services at scale to the very poor.

Moderator Moderator Kathy Calvin Kristin Gilliss President and CEO, United Nations Foundation Associate Portfolio Director, Mulago Foundation

Speakers Speakers Leif Coorlim Nina Smith Steve Davis Neal Keny-Guyer Editorial Director, CNN Freedom Project, CNN Executive Director, GoodWeave President and CEO, PATH CEO, Mercy Corps

Jay Jorgensen Dan Viederman H.E. Christine M. Kaseba-Sata Andrew Youn Senior Vice President and Global Chief CEO, Verité First Lady of Zambia Co-Founder and Director, One Acre Fund Compliance Officer, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.

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50 51 Core Sessions DAY 3 Attend one of two core sessions for a deep panel discussion, followed by interactive Q&A. What is going on during lunch? Core Lunch Sessions Delegate-Led Discussions Grab lunch and choose among Join an intimate, peer-to-peer discussion facilitated by a Skoll World Forum delegate. the following lunchtime options. Networking friday 11:45AM–1:00PM Take the opportunity to relax and interact with fellow delegates in one of the open spaces.

Seminar Room A Founders’ Room

Shifting the Paradigm: Social Entrepreneurs and the Art of Fiction Film Embracing Complexity: Effectively Evaluating Both Models and Not every social change turning point can be captured on camera, yet those crucial Adaptive Initiatives moments are often the crux of how cultures shift. For many, seeing is believing, We have witnessed a wealth of conversation about what works regarding effective and making those moments visible can be a powerful tool for social change. Come scaling and replication. We have also seen increasing acknowledgement of the explore how two award-winning filmmaker social entrepreneurs are tackling deep- dynamic ecosystems within which our complex work exists. In truth, there are myriad seated social issues through fictional storytelling and docudrama. View sneak peeks approaches that can bring about intended outcomes. Some approaches are in contexts of Difret and Under the Same Sun, and hear candid discussion of the unexpected that allow for a fixed solution, and for others, continuous innovation is required. The perils and possibilities along the way. most appropriate strategy—and thus the most effective approach to measurement— will depend on the nature of the problem, the solution, and on the questions you are trying to answer. Engage with a diverse group of funders, evaluators, and innovators as we discuss the implications for our field.

Moderator Moderator Cara Mertes Ehren Reed Director, JustFilms, Ford Foundation Research and Evaluation Officer, Skoll Foundation

Speakers Speakers Mehret Mandefro John Marks Frank Beadle de Palomo Annie Duflo Founder and President, Truth Aid Founder and President, Search for President and CEO, mothers2mothers Executive Director, Innovations for Common Ground Poverty Action

Julia Coffman Karlee Silver Founder and Director, Center for Vice President of Targeted Challenges, Evaluation Innovation Grand Challenges Canada

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52 53 DAY 3 Delegate-led lunch discussions friday 11:45am–1:00pm

WEST WING, Seminar 1 WEST WING, Seminar 3 WEST WING, Seminar 8 WEST WING, Seminar 10

Scaling New Industries to Benefit the Poor Hybrid Vigor: Organizational Resilience and Post-2015 Development Framework Solving the Global Youth Inclusive business models can be powerful agents to Social Change The post-2015 framework will galvanize resources Unemployment Crisis create impact. But there are few examples that are Many nonprofits are leveraging market-based toward particular development issues for at least Rising youth unemployment is a challenge both sustainable and working at large scale. How do we solutions to drive social change. Join us to discuss the the next 15 years. This presentation explains how developing and developed countries increasingly accelerate more inclusive business models to scale? growing number of “hybrid” organizations—vigorous strengthening land rights for women and men can face. Failing to find effective solutions to this What barriers do they face? How do we progress from combinations of purpose and profit, for-profit and help achieve several development goals—and how challenge not only risks a tragic waste of human just building firms to scaling inclusive industries? nonprofit entities that now includes up to 50 percent the issue should be included in the post-2015 agenda. potential, but also represents a major threat to of leading social change organizations. long-term social cohesion. What answers do we Harvey Koh Tim Hanstad as social entrepreneurs have to resolving this crisis? Director, Monitor Deloitte Spencer Beebe President and CEO, Landesa Harvey Koh is a Director with Monitor Deloitte, where he Tim Hanstad, President and CEO of Landesa, leads Landesa’s Founder, Ecotrust Nik Kafka co-leads the Monitor Inclusive Markets (MIM) unit focused efforts in helping to provide secure land rights to poor rural Spencer Beebe is Founder and Chair of Ecotrust, an organization CEO and Founder, Teach A Man To Fish (Fundación Paraguaya) on harnessing business models to serve the poor. He has families and women. For over 40 years, Landesa has partnered with working at the intersection of social, economic, and environmental Nik Kafka is the founder and CEO of Teach A Man To Fish, his directed projects across MIM’s housing and water programs, governments, companies, and communities on reforms that have change. A veteran of the conservation movement, he spent work with schools in developing countries to empower youth with and is the lead author of MIM’s publications, From Blueprint provided legal land rights to more than 109 million rural families. 14 years with The Nature Conservancy and co-founded the skills needed for successful employment is widely recognized, to Scale and Beyond the Pioneer. Conservation International. including as a Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum.

WEST WING, Seminar 2 WEST WING, Seminar 7 WEST WING, Seminar 9 WEST WING, CLASSRoom 2

The Startling Victory of Unpopular Ideas Disruptive Innovations in Healthcare Delivery Scaling What Works Through Global From Competitors to Collaborators Throughout history, issues once despised or ridiculed How can we transform healthcare to address Mentor Networks Building a new industry takes more than one by mainstream society become the norm after harsh 21st century realities? Building off the disruptive In every field, a few programs achieve astonishing organization. Competitors must establish standards, struggle. How do unpopular causes go on to change innovations that Skoll-supported entrepreneurs success while others falter. How do we effectively share best practices, and create a blueprint for growth. history? Join us to explore how together we can end have developed around the world, this session will support high performers to become mentors for This session will explore how smallholder finance one pervasive yet marginalized human rights issue— explore a holistic vision of healthcare that redefines those who are less successful? Discuss real examples actors can work together, drawing on lessons from investigative torture—in our lifetime. the Product, Place, Provider, and Payment of our of methods, benefits, and pitfalls to building global sustainable value chains and microfinance. current healthcare models. mentor networks. Karen Tse Andrew Stern Founder and CEO, International Bridges to Justice Sarah Di Troia Suzanne Gilbert Partner, Dalberg Global Development Advisors Karen Tse founded International Bridges to Justice in 2000 to Chief Operating Officer, Health Leads Director of the Center for Innovation in Eye Care, Seva Andrew Stern is the President of the Global Development Incubator promote systemic global change in justice systems. Its innovative Sarah Di Troia is the Chief Operating Officer of Health Leads, Suzanne Gilbert directs Seva Foundation’s efforts that build and a Partner at Dalberg Global Development Advisors. He is also a strategies and platforms are spreading justice globally, and whose mission is to connect patients to the basic resources they local skills to plan, fund, implement, and improve community board member and former Co-Chairperson for mothers2mothers and creating a tipping point to implement due process rights and need to be healthy. Previously, Sarah served on the Board of health programs with an emphasis on eye care. She brings currently serves on the Executive Committee of ANDE. banish investigative torture. Directors representing the investment of New Profit, a venture an entrepreneurial outlook plus anthropology, epidemiology, philanthropy fund. and management skills to sourcing solutions.

54 55 Core Sessions friday 1:15–2:30pm

What are core Session block 4 at a glance Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre sessions? Innovative disruptions. Artists as Activists: Using Creative Talent for Artists as Activists: Using Creative Talent for Social Progress Social Progress Diverse points of view. Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Artists play a very special role in social movements, whether capturing the soul of a Global scale. Moderators moment through song, documenting global change and the people behind it through Monica Yunus, Camille Zamora These attributes Speakers film or photography, or imagining a new world through a painting or new media. Naif Al-Mutawa, Ned Breslin, Feliciano dos Santos, Nancy Farese, Jehane Noujaim comprise the critical These ambitious “social art-epreneurs” are using their unique talents to emotionally discussions, debates, Meeting the Challenge of Increased Energy Demand: communicate, creatively educate, and ultimately motivate audiences around the globe and dialogue that define Opportunities for a ‘Clean’ Energy Matrix? with their provocative ideas about how the world could, and should, be. Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Skoll World Forum Moderator Moderators core sessions. Solution- Sean McKaughan Monica Yunus Camille Zamora Speakers Co-Founding Director, Sing for Hope Co-Founding Director, Sing for Hope oriented topics set the Tasso Azevedo, Sara Larraín, Dipender Saluja stage for collective action and progress Closing the Gap: Tackling Global Health Challenges Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre on some of the world’s Speakers Moderator greatest challenges. Peggy Clark Naif Al-Mutawa Nancy Farese Speakers Founder and Chairman, THE 99 Founder and Board Chair, PhotoPhilanthropy Pamela Collins, Peter Drobac, Neo Tapela, Chris Underhill

Is the Traditional Role of a Teacher Outdated? Lecture Theatre 4 Ned Breslin Jehane Noujaim CEO, Water For People Director and Producer, Noujaim Films Moderator Pamela Hartigan Speakers Madhav Chavan, David Johnson, Ellen Moir, Ziauddin Yousafzai Feliciano dos Santos Executive Director, Estamos Beyond the Pioneer: From Building Firms to Organização Comunitária Building Markets Lecture Theatre 5

Moderator Alex Sloan Speakers Use “Add to Schedule (scan QR)” from the Harvey Koh, Liz Patterson, Judith Pollock, Camille Saadé Skoll World Forum 2014 mobile app.

56 57 Core Sessions friday 1:15–2:30pm

Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre

Meeting the Challenge of Increased Energy Demand: Opportunities for Closing the Gap: Tackling Global Health Challenges a ‘Clean’ Energy Matrix? When we think of Global Health, most think of disease and waterborne illness— Realities of climate change make the transition from fossil fuels to renewable HIV/AIDS, TB, or diarrheal disease. However, nearly 65 percent of annual deaths energy a shared imperative. Increased demand from emerging economies and are due to noncommunicable disease—diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular disease, conflicts surrounding energy-generation projects only increase the complexity. and chronic respiratory disease. Additionally, 80 percent of deaths occur in low- Meeting energy demand while maintaining global warming under a two-degree and middle-income countries, and mental disorder, a global burden unlike others, limit will require a fresh approach to solving technical, social, and political hurdles. is quickly becoming the number one cause of disability globally—more than heart What have we learned about different drivers for transforming the energy matrix? disease, cancer, and HIV. Practitioners and policy makers are devising creative Do advances in Latin America and other regions offer models for building sustainable business models that broaden where healthcare is provided, how it is paid for, energy capacity while reducing inequality? Engage in a lively discussion of fresh and who provides it. Join us for an inside look on how global health leaders are experiences that may point the way toward a more sustainable energy future. disrupting the system to tackle this changing landscape.

Moderator Moderator Sean McKaughan Peggy Clark Chairman of the Board, Fundación AVINA Vice President Policy Programs, Aspen Institute

Speakers Speakers Tasso Azevedo Dipender Saluja Pamela Collins Neo Tapela Forester, Fundación AVINA—Brazil Managing Director, Capricorn Associate Director for Special Populations, Director of Non-Communicable Diseases Investment Group National Institute on Mental Health (NCD) Program, Partners In Health—Rwanda

Sara Larraín Peter Drobac Chris Underhill Executive Director, Chile Sustentable Executive Director, Partners in Health Founder and Director, BasicNeeds

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58 59 Core Sessions friday 1:15–2:30pm

Lecture Theatre 4 Lecture Theatre 5

Is the Traditional Role of a Teacher Outdated? Beyond the Pioneer: From Building Firms to Building Markets A teacher, imparting knowledge to a set of students, has long been perhaps the Market-based solutions at scale can make an impact upon many enduring social most fundamental ingredient in formal education. Yet recent innovations born problems. Pioneering efforts are proliferating but many remain small scale. What from technological advances, resource scarcity, and quality concerns are challenging barriers prevent good business models from achieving scale, both at the enterprise the definition of “teachers” and the role they play in helping students learn. This level and in the wider ecosystem around the firm? What can social entrepreneurs, session contrasts models with widely different “job descriptions” for their teachers funders, intermediaries, and investors do to approach this challenge and help and looks at implications for quality, cost, and scale. In addition, we’ll explore overcome these barriers? What actions or interventions accelerate the scaling of what changes teachers may universally experience in the next decade as technology models that work? This session asks experts to address these ambitious questions. permeates classrooms everywhere.

Moderator Moderator Pamela Hartigan Alex Sloan Director, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship Portfolio Director, Skoll Foundation

Speakers Speakers Madhav Chavan Ellen Moir Harvey Koh Judith Pollock CEO, Pratham Education Foundation Founder and CEO, New Teacher Center Director, Monitor Deloitte Deputy Director, Shell Foundation

David Johnson Ziauddin Yousafzai Liz Patterson Camille Saadé Reader in Comparative and International Co-Founder and Chairman, Malala Fund Lead on Social Impact Investment, Director, Strategic Partnerships, FHI 360 Education and Professorial Fellow of Department for International Development St Antony’s College, University of Oxford

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60 61 Friday 3:30–5:00PM New Theatre Doors open at 3:00pm. Seating is general admission.

Closing Plenary MASTER OF CEREMONIE S Stephan Chambers Chairman, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship; MBA Director, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

Transparency at Planetary Scale: New Frontiers in Satellite Technology

William Marshall Co-Founder and CEO, Planet Labs

Robbie Schingler Co-Founder, President, and COO, Planet Labs

Engaging The Next Generation of Global Social Entrepreneurs

MODERATOR Francine Lacqua News Anchor and Editor-at-Large, Bloomberg Television

Tony O. Elumelu C.O.N., Chairman, Heirs Holdings

Aime Noela Akayezu Enterprise Program Support Officer, Digital Opportunity Trust (Rwanda)

Marcel Fukayama CEO, Center for Digital Inclusion (Brazil)

Ghislain Morard Country Program Director, Friends-International (Indonesia)

A Collective Celebration of Ambition

Benjamin Reece Director/Producer, Deltree

62 63 “Without ambition one starts nothing.”

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Who & Where who & where

64 Musical Performances

Miri Ben-Ari Miri Ben-Ari is a Grammy Award–winning violinist and producer, UN Goodwill Ambassador, Humanitarian, and Global Brand Ambassador of Harman Kardon. Originally from Israel, she has worked with artists such as Kanye West, Jay-Z, and Armin van Buuren. As CEO of the nonprofit Gedenk, Miri promotes awareness about the Holocaust, and she was honored by First Lady Michelle Obama at the White House as a “Remarkable Woman.”

Playing For Change band The PFC Band is a group of musicians united through the

Playing For Change Songs Around The World videos. Coming together from five different continents, each musician brings a different culture, experience, and sound to the group. From the streets to the stage to the hearts of the people, the PFC Band plays music that transcends our differences and inspires a world in which we are going to “make it” as a human race — one heart and one song at a time.

65 Speaker Biographies For full bios, visit the speaker profile section in the mobile app or go to www.skollworldforum.org.

Ehab Al Shihabi Robert Annibale Diana Aviv A CEO, Al Jazeera America Global Head, Citi Microfinance andC ommunity President and CEO, Independent Sector Development, Citigroup, Inc. Comfort Aku Adjahoe-Jennings Founder and CEO, Ele Agbe Company Ltd.

Ehab Al Shihabi, interim CEO of Al Jazeera America and Executive Robert Annibale leads Citi’s initiatives and partnerships supporting Diana Aviv is President and CEO of Independent Sector, the Director for International Operations for Al Jazeera, has been integral community development and microfinance through financial national leadership forum for America’s nonprofits, foundations, in the development of Al Jazeera America. In his five years at inclusion, education, and asset building; neighborhood revitalization; and corporate giving programs. She is a leading speaker on trends Comfort Aku Adjahoe-Jennings is Founder and CEO of Ele Agbe Al Jazeera, Ehab has overseen Al Jazeera’s more than 70 bureaus and small business and microenterprise development. He leads Citi’s in and key issues for the sector, such as the financial state of Company Ltd., a shea butter and local-beads jewelry production around the world. He has also been leading the company’s recent global commercial relationships with microfinance and community nonprofits, public policies affecting charities and foundations, and export firm in Ghana. In the 18 years Comfort has run Ele Agbe, expansion of Al Jazeera Balkans and Al Jazeera Turk. institutions, to expand access to financial services. the role of civil society in democracy, and civic engagement. she has organized rural Ghanaian women into cooperatives to enable them to supply products to her company. She is the Founder of the The Evolving Role of Media in the Modern Age Big Business, Bigger Impact: The Pursuit, Peril, and Power Leading with Authenticity Network of African Women Entrepreneurs NGO and the President of Thursday 10:00–11:15am of Partnership Thursday 10:00–11:15am AWEP, Ghana Chapter. See page 29 Thursday 10:00–11:15am See page 27 See page 28 Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Ambition of Women Naif Al-Mutawa Tasso Azevedo Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Founder and Chairman, THE 99 Raney Aronson-Rath Forester, Fundación AVINA—Brazil See page 37 Deputy Executive Producer, Frontline

Aime Noela Akayezu Enterprise Program Support Officer, Digital Opportunity Trust Naif Al-Mutawa is the creator of THE 99, the first group of comic Tasso Azevedo is a socio-environmental entrepreneur in the field superheroes born of an Islamic archetype. Forbes called THE 99 As Deputy Executive Producer of the PBS public affairs series of forests, sustainability, and climate change. He was Founder one of the top 20 trends sweeping the globe and named Naif as one Frontline, Raney Aronson-Rath works to reimagine the long-form and Director of the Institute of Forest and Agriculture Management of the seven most influential designers in the world. Naif received a documentary and develops cross-platform journalism partnerships and Certification, the largest FSC certifier in Brazil. He was involved Aime Angelique Noela Akayezu holds a BS in mechanical Social Entrepreneurship Award at the 2009 World Economic Forum with premier news outlets. Her innovative approaches to long-form in the design and implementation of the National Plan to Combat engineering from the University of Rwanda, Costech. Her passion and was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum storytelling through experimental multiplatform projects include Deforestation, the Amazon Fund, and the National Policy on for empowerment led her to collaborate with different schools in 2011. the Polk Award winner Law and Disorder and Emmy Award–winner Climate Change. and organizations, such as Inception, as a tutor. In 2013 she joined Big Money 2012. the DOT Rwanda staff team as an Enterprise Program Support Artists as Activists: Using Creative Talent for Social Progress Meeting the Challenge of Increased Energy Demand: Opportunities Officer, to empower vulnerable youth in building small projects Friday 1:15–2:30pm Empty Newsrooms, Booming Echo Chambers for a ‘Clean’ Energy Matrix? to generate incomes. See page 57 Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Friday 1:15–2:30pm See page 39 See page 58 Closing Plenary Rosemary Amondi Friday 3:30–5:00pm Founder and CEO, Tracesoft Ltd. Roberto Artavia See page 63 Chairman, Viva Trust B

Frank Akers Mike Barry President and CEO, Oak Ridge Director of Sustainable Business, Strategies Group Rosemary Amondi is the Founder and CEO of TraceSoft Limited, a Marks & Spencer supply chain information management and analytics firm based in Roberto Artavia is Chairman of Viva Trust and of Fundación Nairobi. Formerly General Manager of GS1 Kenya, she is passionate Latinoamérica Posible. He´s also President of the Board of INCAE about the potential to increase sustainable trade with Africa, and Business School, Vice Chairman of the Social Progress Imperative, Frank Akers is President and CEO of Oak Ridge Strategies Group, Mike Barry is Director of Sustainable Business at Marks & Spencer. her ambition is to make markets work for Africa by leveraging and co-author of the 2013 report of the Social Progress Index. Inc., a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business specializing He was part of the small team that in 2007 delivered the company’s information technology to enhance efficiency and transparency in He was the founding Director of the Latin American Center for in technology discovery, exploitation of disruptive technologies, groundbreaking Plan A, a 100-point, five-year plan to address a wide the supply chain. Competitiveness and Sustainable Development and of Viva Trust’s customer relationship development, and strategic planning. range of environmental and social issues. His job is to work with the Center for Knowledge Exchange. He is responsible for identifying and creating strategic alliances Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Ambition of Women M&S leadership team to integrate sustainability into the heart of the and partnerships, both public and private sectors, in support of Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Measuring What Matters, Aligning for Impact business across its global retail channels and supply chains. ORSG’s mission. See page 37 Thursday 10:00–11:15am Future-Proofing Businesses: Beyond CSR, PR, and Charity See page 30 The Founders’ Challenge: To Scale and Keep the Vision Alive Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 38 See page 33

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Frank Beadle de Palomo Marcus Bleasdale Jenny Bowen Ned Breslin President and CEO, mothers2mothers Photographer, National Geographic Magazine Founder and CEO, Half the Sky Foundation CEO, Water For People

Frank Beadle de Palomo is an accomplished, innovative public Marcus Bleasdale is a documentary photographer who uses his A former screenwriter and filmmaker, Jenny Bowen founded Ned Breslin is CEO of Water For People, a next-generation water health leader with more than 26 years of experience in global health. work to influence policy makers around the world. His work on Half the Sky in 1998 to help her adopted daughter’s many and sanitation nonprofit working in 10 countries throughout the He joined mothers2mothers (m2m) as President and Chief Executive human rights and conflict has been shown at the US Senate, sisters living in China’s welfare institutions. Its five innovative world. Ned started working on water and sanitation in Africa in Officer in October 2012, pursuing his commitment to ending the the US House of Representatives, the United Nations, and the programs provide family-like care for thousands of children living 1987, lived there for 20 years, and returned to Denver, Colorado, global AIDS pandemic. Previously, Frank served as Senior Vice Houses of Parliament in the UK; and in publications around the in Chinese orphanages. In partnership with China’s Ministry of to join Water For People in 2006. He is the recipient of the 2011 President and Director of the Global Health, Population and Nutrition world. Marcus has published two books, One Hundred Years of Civil Affairs, it has begun an initiative to train every child welfare Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship. Group at FHI 360. Darkness and The Rape of a Nation. worker in the country. Artists as Activists: Using Creative Talent for Social Progress Embracing Complexity: Effectively Evaluating Both Models and Opening Plenary Achieving the China Dream Friday 1:15–2:30pm Adaptive Initiatives Wednesday 5:00–6:30pm Thursday 1:15–2:30pm See page 57 Friday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 23 See page 40 See page 53 Larry Brilliant Simon Boazman Jeff Bradach President and CEO, Skoll Global Threats Fund John Bell Investigative Reporter, Al Jazeera English Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Vice President for Leadership, YouthBuild USA Bridgespan Group

Larry Brilliant, MD, MPH, is President and CEO of the Skoll Global Simon Boazman is one of the UK’s leading investigative reporters, Jeff Bradach is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of the Threats Fund, whose mission is to confront such global threats as John Bell is Vice President for Leadership at YouthBuild USA. having gone undercover to penetrate a host of challenging Bridgespan Group, a nonprofit advisor and resource to mission- pandemics, climate change, water scarcity, nuclear proliferation, He has decades of experience in the youth field as a teacher, subjects such as human trafficking, drugs, organized crime, driven organizations and philanthropists. He leads the organization’s and the Middle East conflict. Larry was Vice President of Google and counselor, community organizer, leadership trainer, and director. football hooliganism, and racism. His filmDetention Undercover strategy and mission for accelerating social impact. Jeff writes Executive Director of Google.org. He is board certified in preventive He was a founding staff member of three youth organizations: won the Royal Television Society Journalism Award in the Home and speaks extensively on topics relating to nonprofit strategy, medicine and public health, and Co-Founder of the Seva Foundation. Youth Action Program (1978), the originator of YouthBuild; Current Affairs category. Simon now works for the Al Jazeera philanthropic effectiveness, transformational scale, and social Digital Equity and Individual Rights in the Age of Big Data Children of War (1984), an international youth leadership investigations unit. sector leadership. Thursday 10:00–11:15am organization; and YouthBuild USA (1988). Empty Newsrooms, Booming Echo Chambers Transformative Scale: Pathways to Growing What Works See page 31 Begin Within Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Wednesday 3:00–4:15pm Wednesday 1:30–2:45pm See page 39 See page 20 See page 19 C Joel Bolnick Sir Richard Branson Kathy Calvin Jim Berk Co-Founder and Secretariat Coordinator, Founder, Virgin Group President and CEO, United Nations Foundation CEO, Participant Media Slum Dwellers International

Joel Bolnick is Co-Founder of SDI and Manager of the Secretariat, Sir Richard Branson is Founder of the Virgin Group. Virgin Kathy Calvin is President and CEO of the UN Foundation. She is a Jim Berk is CEO of Participant Media, a global entertainment a post he has held since 1996. He was formerly the Director of is one of the world’s most irresistible brands, with more than passionate advocate for multisector problem solving, US leadership company founded in 2004 that focuses on socially relevant film, People’s Dialogue, the South African affiliate to SDI. He holds 100 companies worldwide and approximately 60,000 employees on global issues, and the inclusion of women at all levels and in all television, publishing, and digital content. Since Jim joined in a master’s degree in sociology from the University of California, in over 50 countries. Branson has found entrepreneurial ways sectors. The foundation advocates for the UN and connects people, 2006, Participant has evolved into a diversified entertainment Berkeley. In his capacity as SDI Manager, Joel serves on the boards to provoke positive change in the world. In 2004 he established ideas, and resources to help the UN solve global problems. Kathy’s company with an expanded film slate, two film financing funds, of several South African and international agencies. Virgin Unite, the non-profit foundation of the Virgin Group, which career has spanned the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. and a Spanish-language film label in addition to Pivot, the strives to make business a force for good. The 21st Century City: Future Opportunity or Future Threat? company’s new television channel. Ending Modern Slavery Friday 10:00–11:15am Opening Plenary Friday 10:00–11:15am Participant Media Film Screening: The Square, The Story See page 48 Wednesday 5:00–6:30pm See page 50 of Revolution Behind the Headlines See page 23 Thursday 9:30–11:30pm See page 11

68 69 Speaker Biographies For full bios, visit the speaker profile section in the mobile app or go to www.skollworldforum.org.

Thomas Carroll Peggy Clark Andrea Coleman Leif Coorlim Director, Initiative for Smallholder Finance Vice President Policy Programs, Co-Founder and CEO, Riders for Health Editorial Director, CNN Freedom Project, CNN Aspen Institute

Thomas Carroll is the Treasurer of the Global Development Incubator Peggy Clark is Vice President of Policy Programs and Executive Co-Founder and CEO of Riders for Health, Andrea Coleman and Leif Coorlim is an award-winning journalist and Editorial Director and the Director of the Initiative for Smallholder Finance. He has Director of Aspen Global Health and Development at the Aspen her husband, Barry, are lifelong motorcyclists who saw that well- of the CNN Freedom Project. He has overseen the broadcast of extensive strategic advisory experience in a wide range of industries, Institute, and Director of the Alliance for Artisan Enterprise. Peggy maintained motorcycles in Africa meant health care delivered, hundreds of stories and produced award-winning documentaries including agriculture, health, media, telecommunications, consumer has had a 30-year career working on issues of poverty alleviation, money saved, and people trained in appropriate skills. Riders on modern-day slavery. In less than four years of broadcasting goods, and financial services. Previously, he was a Partner at Dalberg, global health, social enterprise, and development finance. Now has been recognized by leading voices in the development the Freedom Project, CNN has helped free more than 1,000 and his recent work has been focused in the agricultural sector. she provides strategic oversight and guidance to the Institute’s community and has received many awards, including the Skoll people held in slavery. Previously, Leif oversaw the network’s 30 policy programs. Award for Social Entrepreneurship. environmental programming. The 450 Million Farmer Opportunity: Large-Scale Change Through Smallholder Finance Closing the Gap: Tackling Global Health Challenges The Founders’ Challenge: To Scale and Keep the Vision Alive Ending Modern Slavery Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Friday 1:15–2:30pm Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm Friday 10:00–11:15am See page 41 See page 59 See page 33 See page 50

Stephan Chambers Julia Coffman Pamela Collins Kenneth Cukier Chairman, Skoll Centre for Social Founder and Director, Center for Associate Director for Special Populations, Data Editor, The Economist Entrepreneurship; Evaluation Innovation National Institute on Mental Health MBA Director, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

Stephan Chambers is Co-Founder of the Skoll World Forum, Director Julia Coffman is Founder and Director of the Center for Evaluation Dr. Pamela Y. Collins is Associate Director for Special Populations Kenneth Cukier is the Data Editor of The Economist in London, of the MBA program at Oxford University’s Saïd Business School, Innovation, dedicated to pushing evaluation practice into new and Director of the Office for Research on Disparities & Global after a decade at the paper as a business and technology and a Fellow of Lincoln College. He is married with two daughters. arenas. The center specializes in areas that are challenging to Mental Health and the Office of Rural Mental Health Research writer and foreign correspondent. He is co-author of Big Data: assess and promotes cutting-edge approaches. For more than at the US National Institute of Mental Health. She oversees A Revolution That Will Transform How We Live, Work, and Think. Opening Plenary 20 years, Julia has worked with foundations and nonprofits on NIMH’s research efforts to increase mental health equity locally Kenneth is a member of the World Economic Forum’s advisory Wednesday 5:00–6:30pm their approaches to evaluation, and she has led many long-term and globally. Pamela is a leader of the Grand Challenges in council on data-driven development and serves on the board of See page 23 complex initiative evaluations. Global Mental Health initiative. directors of International Bridges to Justice. Closing Plenary Embracing Complexity: Effectively Evaluating Both Models and Closing the Gap: Tackling Global Health Challenges Digital Equity and Individual Rights in the Age of Big Data Friday 3:30–5:00pm Adaptive Initiatives Friday 1:15–2:30pm Thursday 10:00–11:15am See page 63 Friday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 59 See page 31 Madhav Chavan See page 53 Mary Jo Cook CEO, Pratham Education Foundation Sir Ronald Cohen Chief Impact Officer, Fair Trade USA d Chairman, Social Impact Investment Taskforce Leslie Dach Strategic Business and Policy Advisor,

Madhav Chavan began work in the social domain in 1989. He is now Skoll Foundation As Chief Impact Officer of Fair Trade USA, Mary Jo Cook ensures CEO of Pratham Education Foundation, one of the largest education Sir Ronald Cohen is Chairman of the Social Impact Investment that Fair Trade works from origin to shelf by providing producers the NGOs in India. Pratham was founded to bring business, government, Taskforce, established by the G8 and the Portland Trust. He is services they need to access markets and become better business and civil society together to solve the problems of education. Over Leslie Dach is a consultant to a variety of for-profit and nonprofit a Co-Founder of Social Finance UK and Co-Founder Director of partners; helping businesses to understand the role that Fair Trade the years he and his organization have tried to work with governments entities. Until mid-2013, he served as Executive Vice President Social Finance USA, Social Finance Israel, Big Society Capital; can play in their sustainability strategies; and engaging consumers on a large scale, and with innovations in unstructured environments. of Corporate Affairs for Walmart. He was responsible for public policy, and he was Co-Founder Chair of Bridges Ventures. He chaired the so that they understand the difference their everyday purchases government relations, corporate communications, philanthropy, and Is the Traditional Role of a Teacher Outdated? Social Investment Task Force (2000–2010) and the Commission can make. the company’s social responsibility and sustainability initiatives. Friday 1:15–2:30pm on Unclaimed Assets (2005–2007). Striking a Balance, for Good Measure See page 60 Leslie is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Opening Plenary Wednesday 3:00–4:15pm Achieving the China Dream Wednesday 5:00–6:30pm See page 21 Thursday 1:15–2:30pm See page 23 See page 40

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Mark Davis Feliciano dos Santos Annie Duflo Melanie Edwards Community Trade Director, The Body Shop Executive Director, Estamos Organização Executive Director, Innovations for Founder and CEO, Mobile Metrix Comunitária Poverty Action

Mark Davis oversees The Body Shop’s Community Fair Trade program, Feliciano dos Santos is Executive Director of Estamos, a Mozambican Annie Duflo leads the strategic directions and daily operations Melanie Edwards is founder and CEO of Mobile Metrix, a socially establishing and building long-term direct relationships with small- NGO working on water and sanitation projects, natural resources, of Innovations for Poverty Action. Previously, she was Executive driven market research company serving low-income communities. scale suppliers in 21 countries, helping over 320,000 people earn a HIV and AIDS, and good governance. He won the Goldman Director of the Centre for Microfinance at the Institute for Financial Local young adults are employed to collect demographic/consumer sustainable income. Before he joined The Body Shop, Mark’s career Environmental Prize in 2008 for his social activism and promotion Management and Research in India. She holds a master’s in public data door-to-door in their own neighborhoods using handheld covered six years in the finance sector specializing in venture capital of good sanitation practices. National Geographic named him an administration and international development from the Harvard technology. While they are on these hard-to-reach doorsteps, social investment in small and medium-sized companies in South America Emerging Explorer in 2010 for his promotion of hand washing in Kennedy School and a master’s in social sciences from EHESS/ENS benefits are also distributed. Melanie’s experience spans both the and Asia. innovative ways. in Paris. private and public sectors.

Big Business, Bigger Impact: The Pursuit, Peril, and Power Artists as Activists: Using Creative Talent for Social Progress Embracing Complexity: Effectively Evaluating Both Models and The 21st Century City: Future Opportunity or Future Threat? of Partnership Friday 1:15–2:30pm Adaptive Initiatives Friday 10:00–11:15am Thursday 10:00–11:15am See page 57 Friday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 48 See page 28 See page 53 Bill Drayton John Elkington Steve Davis Founder and CEO, Ashoka Founder and Executive Chairman, President and CEO, PATH E Volans Ventures Ltd.

Elizabeth Economy C.V. Starr Senior Fellow and Director for The Founder and CEO of Ashoka: Innovators for the Public, Asia Studies, Council on Foreign Relations John Elkington is a world authority on corporate responsibility Steve Davis is President and CEO of PATH, a Seattle-based Bill Drayton has pioneered the field of social entrepreneurship. and sustainable development and is credited with coining the term international nonprofit organization that transforms global health He is the Chair of Youth Venture, Community Greens, and Get “triple bottom line.” In 2004, Businessweek described John as through innovation. He oversees PATH’s diverse portfolio, leads America Working! He was Assistant Administrator at the US “a dean of the corporate responsibility movement for three decades.” Elizabeth Economy is the C.V. Starr Senior Fellow and Director for overall strategy, and represents PATH around the world. He previously Environmental Protection Agency, founded Save EPA, and worked He serves on 30 boards and advisory boards, where a key part of his Asia studies at the Council on Foreign Relations. Her most recent served as a business leader and strategist for private companies and at McKinsey. He is a graduate of Harvard, Balliol College at Oxford role is to channel the future into the present across a wide range book, with Michael Levi, is By All Means Necessary: How China’s international organizations, and was Director of Social Innovation for University, and Yale Law School. of disciplines. Resource Quest Is Changing the World, and she is the author of The McKinsey & Co. Leading with Authenticity River Runs Black: The Environmental Challenge to China’s Future-Proofing Businesses: Beyond CSR, PR, and Charity The Impact Jackpot: Service Delivery Innovation for the Very Poor Thursday 10:00–11:15am Future. She frequently writes on issues concerning China for Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Friday 10:00–11:15am See page 27 US and international media. See page 38 See page 51 Achieving the China Dream Peter Drobac Tony O. Elumelu Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Cheryl Dorsey Executive Director, Partners in Health C.O.N., Chairman, Heirs Holdings See page 40 President, Echoing Green

Richard Edelman President and CEO, Edelman Dr. Peter Drobac is Executive Director of Partners In Health (PIH) Tony O. Elumelu is an entrepreneur, a philanthropist, and the Cheryl Dorsey is President of Echoing Green, a community- in Rwanda, Associate Physician at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Chairman of Heirs Holdings Limited, a pan-African proprietary based mobile health unit in Boston. A pioneer in the social and an instructor at Harvard Medical School. He is an internist, investment company with interests in strategic sectors of Africa’s entrepreneurship movement, she has served as a White House pediatrician and infectious disease specialist with over 10 years economy. He is also the Founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation, Richard Edelman has been President and CEO of Edelman, the Fellow, Special Assistant to the US Secretary of Labor, and member of experience in global health delivery. Peter works with the a philanthropic organization dedicated to promoting entrepreneurship world’s largest public relations firm, since 1996. He has extensive of the Innovation and Civil Society subgroup of the White House Government of Rwanda to provide health care and social services in Africa. He is an advisor to USAID’s Private Capital Group for experience in marketing and reputation management. He has Transition Team, and is Vice Chair of the President’s Commission in three rural districts. Africa Partners Forum. counseled several countries on economic development programs. on White House Fellowships. Closing the Gap: Tackling Global Health Challenges As the creator of the annual Edelman Trust Barometer, Richard is Closing Plenary The Founders’ Challenge: To Scale and Keep the Vision Alive Friday 1:15–2:30pm one of the foremost authorities on trust in business, government, Friday 3:30–5:00pm Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 59 media, and NGOs. See page 63 See page 33 The Founders’ Challenge: To Scale and Keep the Vision Alive Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 33

72 73 Speaker Biographies For full bios, visit the speaker profile section in the mobile app or go to www.skollworldforum.org.

Jim Fruchterman Christopher Gebhardt Kristin Gilliss F Founder and CEO, Benetech General Manager, TakePart Associate Portfolio Director, Mulago Foundation Nancy Farese Founder and Board Chair, PhotoPhilanthropy

Jim Fruchterman is a social entrepreneur and CEO of Benetech, Christopher Gebhardt joined Participant Media in September 2008 Kristin Gilliss is responsible for growing and supporting Mulago’s a nonprofit technology company based in Silicon Valley. A former to lead the start-up of Participant’s digital division, the hub of portfolio of social investments in high-impact organizations with a rocket scientist, Jim founded Benetech in 1989 to produce reading which is takepart.com. In 2013 he created TAG, a new division scalable model to meet the basic needs of the poor. Previously, she Nancy Richards Farese is the Founder and Board Chair of machines for blind people. Since then, Benetech’s work has grown of Participant offering creative and consulting services to brands was a Principal at the Skoll Foundation, where she worked with social PhotoPhilanthropy, a San Francisco–based nonprofit that rewards to include multiple program areas and now develops technology and foundations. Previously, Chris was with Ogilvy, PepsiCo, and entrepreneurs, and Program Finance Officer at the Gordon & Betty and promotes the work of photographers globally who work with for people with disabilities, as well as the human rights and PricewaterhouseCoopers, and also launched several media, digital, Moore Foundation, where she focused on environmental conservation. community organizations using visual storytelling to show the most environmental movements. and consulting ventures. critical issues of our time. Nancy is also a social documentary The Impact Jackpot: Service Delivery Innovation for the Very Poor photographer known for creating evocative and dignified images Digital Equity and Individual Rights in the Age of Big Data Campaign Models: Driving Your Audience to Engage Friday 10:00–11:15am of critical nonprofit work. Thursday 10:00–11:15am Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 51 See page 31 See page 32 Artists as Activists: Using Creative Talent for Social Progress Hirut Girma Friday 1:15–2:30pm Marcel Fukayama Salvatore Giambanco Attorney and Land Tenure and Gender See page 57 CEO, Center for Digital Inclusion Partner, Omidyar Network Specialist, Landesa

Gabrielle Fitzgerald Director, Program Advocacy, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Hirut Girma is a lawyer and development practitioner with significant Marcel Fukayama is CEO of CDI and believes that technology is a Salvatore Giambanco leads the human capital and operations international experience working with multilateral, bilateral, and powerful resource that can be used to alleviate poverty and empower functions of Omidyar Network, working to develop and scale the national institutions. As a Land Tenure and Gender Specialist at people to transform lives, develop communities, and make the world talent at Omidyar Network and its portfolio organizations. Sal brings Landesa, she provides analytical and implementation expertise on Gabrielle Fitzgerald is the Director of Program Advocacy at the a better place. In 2009, he led CDI in developing innovative projects a wealth of executive experience in human resources management rural land tenure, women’s land rights, land rights formalization, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Gabrielle joined the foundation and co-founded CDI Social Enterprise. He is one of the leaders of the to his role as a partner at Omidyar Network. From 2000 to 2009, land administration, land management, and land dispute resolution. in 2004 and previously served as a Deputy Director for Global Health global movement of B Corporations in South America. he served as Vice President of Human Resources and Administration Policy and Advocacy. Before that, she spent five years at USAID, Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Ambition of Women for PayPal and eBay Inc. focusing on HIV/AIDS and emergency programs; and earlier, she Closing Plenary Thursday 1:15–2:30pm managed communications for the US Committee for Refugees. Friday 3:30–5:00pm Thinking About Talent See page 37 See page 63 Wednesday 1:30–2:45pm Campaign Models: Driving Your Audience to Engage See page 19 Ian Goldin Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm Director, Oxford Martin School See page 32 G Catherine Gill Vice President, Investor Relations, Willy Foote Nolan Gasser Root Capital Founder and CEO, Root Capital Architect of Music Genome Project; Chief Musicologist Emeritus, Pandora Ian Goldin is Director of the Oxford Martin School and Professor of Globalization and Development at Oxford University. He was Catherine Gill manages debt and philanthropy fund-raising and previously Vice President of the World Bank and its Director of operations at Root Capital, a social investment fund with $100M Development Policy after serving as Advisor to President Mandela Willy Foote began his career on Wall Street as a financial analyst Nolan Gasser is an acclaimed composer, pianist, and musicologist— in assets under management that grows rural prosperity in poor, and Chief Executive of the Development Bank of Southern Africa. in the Latin American Corporate Finance group at Lehman Brothers. most notably, the Architect of Pandora Radio’s Music Genome environmentally vulnerable places. Previously, she served as Director He has an MSc from LSE and an MA and DPhil from Oxford. In 1999, he founded Root Capital, which has grown to over Project. Current projects include an opera, The Secret Garden, for the Capital Partners division of the Nonprofit Finance Fund. He has published 17 books. 100 employees, with clients across Latin America and Africa, commissioned by San Francisco Opera; a musical, Benny and Joon, She has also served as an adjunct professor at Boston University’s and $100 million in assets. One of Forbes’s “Impact 30” in in partnership with H2H Productions and MGM On Stage; and a The Promise of Better Governance School of Management. 2011, he currently belongs to the 2012 Henry Crown Fellowship forthcoming book, Why You Like It: The Science and Culture of Friday 10:00–11:15am Class of the Aspen Institute. Musical Taste (Macmillan Press). Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Ambition of Women See page 49 Thursday 1:15–2:30pm The 450 Million Farmer Opportunity: Large-Scale Change Through Cracking the Code on Social Impact See page 37 Smallholder Finance Wednesday 1:30–2:45pm Thursday 1:15–2:30pm See page 18 See page 41

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Gabriella Gómez-Mont Elizabeth Gore Jay Jorgensen Director and Founder, Laboratorio para Resident Entrepreneur, United Nations I Senior Vice President and Global Chief la Ciudad Foundation Compliance Officer, Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Alberto Ibargüen President, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Gabriella Gómez-Mont directs Laboratorio para la Ciudad, Mexico Elizabeth Gore is the first-ever Resident Entrepreneur at the United Jay T. Jorgensen is Walmart’s Senior Vice President and Global City’s new creative think tank and experimental space: a place to Nations Foundation, bringing innovation to the United Nations and Chief Compliance Officer. Previously, Jay was a Partner at the reflect about all things city, and to ponder social scripts and urban chairing the UN Foundation’s Global Entrepreneurs Council. She international law firm Sidley Austin LLP, where he represented A graduate of Wesleyan University and the University of Pennsylvania futures, from the speculative to the practical. This novel initiative previously served as Vice President of Global Partnerships at the UN companies and individuals in criminal and civil investigations Law School, Alberto Ibargüen is President of Knight Foundation. will support creativity and civic innovation through the different Foundation and founded strategic grassroots efforts such as Nothing and litigation. He attended Brigham Young University and the Formerly Publisher of the Miami Herald and El Nuevo Herald, he is layers of both government and social space, intermingled. But Nets, Girl Up, and the Shot@Life global vaccines campaign. J. Reuben Clark Law School, and served as a Law Clerk for on the boards of PepsiCo, American Airlines, and AOL, and on the Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist. Interesting Voices, Innovative Ideas, Ambitious Outcomes Campaign Models: Driving Your Audience to Engage Foreign Policy Advisory Committee. He is a former Board Chair of the Friday 10:00–11:15am Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm World Wide Web Foundation and of the Newseum in Washington, DC. Ending Modern Slavery See page 47 See page 32 Friday 10:00–11:15am The Evolving Role of Media in the Modern Age See page 50 Thursday 10:00–11:15am Charmian Gooch See page 29 Director and Co-Founder, Global Witness H K Tim Hanstad President and CEO, Landesa J H.E. Christine M. Kaseba-Sata First Lady of Zambia Tabitha Jackson Charmian Gooch is Director and Co-Founder of Global Witness, a Director, Documentary Film Program, nonprofit that addresses links between natural resource exploitation Sundance Institute and funding of conflict and corruption. It was nominated for the Tim Hanstad is President and CEO of Landesa, which helps 2003 Nobel Peace Prize for its work on conflict diamonds, and in governments around the world provide land rights to the world’s H.E. Christine M. Kaseba-Sata, First Lady of Zambia, is an 2005 Charmian received the Gleitsman International Activist Award. poorest people. He has led Landesa’s growth from a two-person obstetrician and gynecologist who has, for close to 30 years, She is a member of the World Economic Forum’s Young Global Tabitha Jackson became Director of the Documentary Film operation to the No. 1–ranked human rights NGO. Landesa has coordinated and led various national programs in safe motherhood, Leader Alumni Group. Program at the Sundance Institute in 2013. The DFP is dedicated worked in more than 50 countries, partnering with governments family planning, comprehensive abortion care, emergency obstetrics, to supporting nonfiction filmmakers worldwide in the production The Promise of Better Governance on reforms that provided secure, legal land rights to more than newborn care, and maternal death reviews. She is the current Vice of cinematic documentaries dealing with human rights, social Friday 10:00–11:15am 109 million families. President of the Organization of African First Ladies against HIV justice, and contemporary issues. With over 20 years’ experience See page 49 and AIDS Southern-Region. Achieving the China Dream in the field, she most recently was Commissioning Editor for Arts, Thursday 1:15–2:30pm The Impact Jackpot: Service Delivery Innovation for the Very Poor Marina Gorbis at the UK’s Channel 4 Television. See page 40 Friday 10:00–11:15am Executive Director, Institute for the Future Sundance Institute Film Screening: At the Movies with Stories See page 51 of Change: Open Heart and Selected Shorts Pamela Hartigan Wednesday 9:30–11:30pm Director, Skoll Centre for Social Emily Kasriel See page 10 Entrepreneurship Visiting Fellow, Saïd Business School; Marina Gorbis is Executive Director of the Institute for the Future, Head of Editorial Partnerships and David Johnson a nonprofit research and consulting organization. She has brought Special Projects, BBC Global News Reader in Comparative and International a futures perspective to hundreds of organizations in business, Pamela Hartigan is Director of the Skoll Centre for Social Education and Professorial Fellow of education, government, and philanthropy. She has written for Entrepreneurship at Saïd Business School and Founding Partner St Antony’s College, University of Oxford Emily Kasriel is a Visiting Fellow at the Saïd Business School, Oxford BoingBoing.net, Fast Company, and major media outlets. Her of Volans Ventures. She was formerly Managing Director of the University, in the area of social entrepreneurship, and Head of research focus now is social production and how it is changing Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship, where she created Editorial Partnerships and Special Projects, BBC Global News. She the face of major industries. David Johnson is Reader in Comparative and International Education the vision, strategic orientation, and management of the Schwab created and ran The Forum, the landmark weekly ideas show on the and Professorial Fellow of St Antony’s College at Oxford University. Interesting Voices, Innovative Ideas, Ambitious Outcomes Foundation. She is a widely recognized global leader in the field of BBC World Service, after running their arts and religion departments, He is a Chartered Psychologist who works on learning and cognition, Friday 10:00–11:15am social entrepreneurship. and has reported and produced for the BBC across five continents. as well as the policy and political dimensions of education in See page 47 The Founders’ Challenge: To Scale and Keep the Vision Alive low- and middle-income countries. David is currently conducting Digital Equity and Individual Rights in the Age of Big Data Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm studies in teacher knowledge and learning outcomes in Nigeria, Thursday 10:00–11:15am See page 33 Sudan, and India. See page 31

Is the Traditional Role of a Teacher Outdated? Is the Traditional Role of a Teacher Outdated? Friday 1:15–2:30pm Friday 1:15–2:30pm See page 60 See page 60

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Ben Keesey Parisa Khosravi Ido Leffler CEO, Invisible Children, Inc. Senior Vice President, CNN Worldwide L Co-Founder, Yes To Inc.

Francine Lacqua News Anchor and Editor-at-Large, Bloomberg Television Ben Keesey is CEO of Invisible Children, Inc., which aims to end Parisa Khosravi is Senior Vice President for CNN Worldwide, in Ido Leffler is Co-Founder and “Chief Carrot Lover” of San Francisco– Africa’s longest-running conflict and rebuild what has been lost. IC charge of global relations. As the first-ever CNN ambassador, based Yes To Inc. (the makers of Yes To Carrots and more). In a reaches more than a million people every year through documentary she is responsible for leading CNN’s key international editorial few short years, he and his team have built Yes To into the No. 2 Francine Lacqua is an award-winning London-based News Anchor film screenings at high schools and colleges and has raised over relationships, coverage, and securing access for CNN journalists natural brand in the US and one of the leading natural beauty and Editor-at-Large for Bloomberg Television. She hosts the $47 million for its development programs in central Africa and around the world. She also manages International Newsource, the brands in the world, achieving distribution in over 25,000 stores weekday program “On the Move with Francine Lacqua,” where international awareness campaigns for the arrest of Joseph Kony. network’s international affiliate operation, and the CNN Journalism in over 25 countries. Ido co-authored the book Get Big Fast and she reports from major events around the world and interviews Fellowship programs. Do More Good (2013). Campaign Models: Driving Your Audience to Engage key global political, economic, and business leaders. She also Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm The Evolving Role of Media in the Modern Age co-hosts “The Pulse with Guy Johnson and Francine Lacqua,” Campaign Models: Driving Your Audience to Engage See page 32 Thursday 10:00–11:15am covering top international financial stories. Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 29 See page 32 Closing Plenary Michael Keith Friday 3:30–5:00pm Professor/Director COMPAS Research Centre, Harvey Koh Wendy Levy See page 63 University of Oxford Director, Monitor Deloitte Director, New Arts Axis

Sara Larraín Executive Director, Chile Sustentable Michael Keith is Director of the Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS); is Co-Director of the Oxford Programme for the Harvey Koh is a Director with Monitor Deloitte India, where he co- Wendy Levy is the Director of New Arts Axis, a media consultancy Future of Cities; and holds a personal chair in the Department of leads the Monitor Inclusive Markets unit dedicated to harnessing at the intersection of storytelling, technology, and human rights. Anthropology at the University of Oxford. His research interests business models to serve the poor. Harvey has directed projects She is also a Senior Consultant with the Sundance Institute Sara Larraín is Executive Director of the Sustainable Chile Program, focus on the interface between culture, urbanism, and migration. across MIM’s housing and water programs. He was the lead author of Documentary Film Program and the Co-Founder of Sparkwise, an a member of the Interamerican Network for Water and Life Defense, His most recent book is China Constructing Capitalism. MIM’s 2012 publication From Blueprint to Scale and is now leading online data and story platform funded by the MacArthur Foundation, and a board member of the International Forum on Globalization. research into how to accelerate inclusive business industries to scale. the Ford Foundation, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The 21st Century City: Future Opportunity or Future Threat? She has participated in the design of public policies for the National Friday 10:00–11:15am Beyond the Pioneer: From Building Firms to Building Markets Program for Energy Efficiency and the design and approval of a Ambitious Storytelling See page 48 Friday 1:15–2:30pm law establishing a quota of 10 percent of new renewable energies Wednesday 1:30–2:45pm See page 61 for 2024. See page 19 Neal Keny-Guyer Meeting the Challenge of Increased Energy Demand: Opportunities CEO, Mercy Corps Wendy Kopp Mindy Lubber for a ‘Clean’ Energy Matrix? CEO and Co-Founder, Teach For All President, Ceres Friday 1:15–2:30pm See page 58

Neal Keny-Guyer is a social entrepreneur committed to creating Rafiatu Lawal a more just and peaceful world. Neal joined Mercy Corps in Wendy Kopp is CEO and Co-Founder of Teach For All, a global Natural Chairperson, Campaign for Mindy S. Lubber is President and a founding board member of Ceres. 1994 as CEO; under his aegis, it has emerged as a leading network committed to ensuring educational excellence and equity Female Education She also directs Ceres’ Investor Network on Climate Risk (INCR), a international humanitarian and development organization with by accelerating the impact of national organizations that are group of 100 institutional investors managing nearly $10 trillion in ongoing operations in more than 40 countries, a staff of 4,000, enlisting their nations’ most promising future leaders in the effort. assets focused on the business risks and opportunities of climate and global revenue of $315 million. Neal is on the Board of Wendy started its founding partner Teach For America, in 1989 to change. Under Mindy’s leadership, Ceres launched The 21st Century Rafiatu Lawal is a young woman from Ghana who is passionate about Trustees of the Yale Corporation. marshal the energy of her generation against educational inequity Corporation: The Ceres Roadmap for Sustainability. education and also the development of disadvantaged and rural in the United States. The Impact Jackpot: Service Delivery Innovation for the Very Poor communities. She teaches Home Economics and General Science Opening Plenary Friday 10:00–11:15am The Founders’ Challenge: To Scale and Keep the Vision Alive at a junior high school in Tamale. Rafiatu is also a past national Wednesday 5:00–6:30pm See page 51 Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm chairperson of the CAMA network in Ghana, bringing together young See page 23 See page 33 women change makers who are striving to break the cycle of poverty in their families.

Leading with Authenticity Thursday 10:00–11:15am See page 27

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Daniel Lubetzky Sébastien Marot Sean McKaughan Founder and CEO, KIND Healthy Snacks; M Executive Director, Friends-International Chairman of the Board, Fundación AVINA Chairman, PeaceWorks Mehret Mandefro Founder and President, Truth Aid

Daniel Lubetzky is Founder and CEO of KIND Healthy Snacks Sébastien Marot was drawn into working with marginalized children Sean McKaughan has over 20 years’ experience in sustainable and Chairman of PeaceWorks, pursuing both peace and profit while traveling through Cambodia in 1994. From Phnom Penh, development. He is Chairman of the Board of Fundación AVINA, through neighbors striving to coexist in conflict regions. Sébastien developed the internationally acclaimed global social a Latin American philanthropic foundation contributing to Dr. Mehret Mandefro is a primary care physician, filmmaker, and He founded the PeaceWorks Foundation’s OneVoice Movement, enterprise Friends-International, reaching out to provide protection, sustainability in 18 countries. Previously, Sean led AVINA’s scholar who draws from her background as an anthropologist and empowering moderate Israelis and Palestinians to achieve peace, support, and care to over 60,000 marginalized children and youth executive team for seven years as CEO. He has been an advocate public health researcher to craft textured narratives that explore and co-founded Maiyet, forging partnerships with artisans in around the world each year, using a series of social business models. for inclusive business, the Amazon, social innovation networks, the social determinants of health. She is Founder and President of developing economies to create a new luxury fashion venture. and the promotion of sustainability. Truth Aid, a media company specializing in communication about Leading with Authenticity The Ambitious Power of AND the social determinants of health; it co-produced the feature-length Thursday 10:00–11:15am Meeting the Challenge of Increased Energy Demand: Opportunities Wednesday 3:00–4:15pm filmDifret . See page 27 for a ‘Clean’ Energy Matrix? See page 21 Friday 1:15–2:30pm Shifting the Paradigm: Social Entrepreneurs and the Art of William Marshall See page 58 Fiction Film Miguel Luengo-Oroz Co-Founder and CEO, Planet Labs Friday 11:45am–1:00pm Founding Director, MalariaSpot; Laura Mecagni See page 52 Chief Scientist, UN Global Pulse Head of Global Agriculture and Food Security Program, International Finance Corporation Marcela Manubens Global Vice President for Social Impact, In his Twitter bio, William Marshall calls himself a “quantum Miguel Luengo-Oroz is an antidisciplinary scientist. He is Unilever physicist cum space scientist in search of world peace and harmony.” the Founding Director of MalariaSpot.org—video games He and his co-founders at Planet Labs want to show the Earth what Laura O’Connor Mecagni is Head of the Global Agriculture and and crowdsourcing for diagnosis of malaria and other global it looks like, in almost real time, via a new network of compact, Food Security Program Private Sector Window, International Finance health diseases, based at the Universidad Politécnica de capable satellites. They hope that up-to-date images will inform Corporation, World Bank Group. GAFSP works to increase agricultural Marcela Manubens is Global Vice President for Social Impact at Madrid. Miguel is also Chief Scientist at UN Global Pulse, future humanitarian and commercial projects all over our planet. productivity, reduce poverty, and improve food and nutrition security Unilever, and is responsible for leading the implementation of the an innovation initiative at the Executive Office of the UN in low-income countries through investments in both the public United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights Closing Plenary Secretary-General, harnessing big data for global development. and private sectors; it represents a transformative approach to at Unilever. She also leads the development of the livelihoods pillar Friday 3:30–5:00pm development aid. Digital Equity and Individual Rights in the Age of Big Data of the Unilever Sustainable Living Plan, with a special focus on See page 63 Thursday 10:00–11:15am women’s economic inclusion and workers throughout the value chain. The 450 Million Farmer Opportunity: Large-Scale Change Through See page 31 Jennifer McCrea Smallholder Finance Future-Proofing Businesses: Beyond CSR, PR, and Charity Founder and CEO, Exponential Fundraising Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Thursday 1:15–2:30pm See page 41 See page 38

Cara Mertes John Marks Director, JustFilms, Ford Foundation Founder and President, Search for Jennifer McCrea is a Senior Research Fellow at Harvard University’s Common Ground Hauser Institute for Civil Society, where she leads the Course in Exponential Fundraising. For more than 25 years, she’s worked with many of the world’s most accomplished nonprofit organizations and leaders. She is also the CEO of BornFree, an initiative with the Cara Mertes is Director of Ford Foundation’s JustFilms initiative, John Marks is Founder and President of Search for Common Ground, goal of eradicating mother-to-child transmission of HIV by 2015. a global effort that supports emerging and established filmmakers a peace-building and conflict-transformation nonprofit organization whose work addresses the most urgent social issues of our time. with offices in 33 countries. He also founded and heads Common Exponential Fundraising Throughout her two-decade career, Cara has championed the artist’s Ground Productions and has produced or executive-produced TV Wednesday 1:30–2:45pm role in society. Before joining the foundation in 2013, she was series in 20 countries. With his wife, Susan Collin Marks, he is a See page 19 director of the Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program Skoll Awardee for Social Entrepreneurship, and he is an Ashoka and Fund. Senior Fellow. Shifting the Paradigm: Social Entrepreneurs and the Art of Shifting the Paradigm: Social Entrepreneurs and the Art of Fiction Film Fiction Film Friday 11:45am–1:00pm Friday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 52 See page 52

80 81 Speaker Biographies For full bios, visit the speaker profile section in the mobile app or go to www.skollworldforum.org.

Pat Mitchell Ghislain Morard Bill Neukom President and CEO, Paley Center for Media Country Program Director (Indonesia), N Founder, President, and CEO, World Friends-International Justice Project Jawad Nabulsi Co-Founder and CEO, Nebny Foundation

Pat Mitchell is one of media’s most accomplished professionals, While studying Information Systems Management at Ecole Bill Neukom is the Founder, President, and CEO of the World Justice working as a network correspondent to producing award-winning Centrale Paris, Ghislain Morard traveled through Cambodia, Project. Based in the Seattle office of K&L Gates, he was also owner documentaries as executive in charge of original productions for where he volunteered with several NGOs and social enterprises. of the San Francisco Giants Major League Baseball Team, where he Jawad Nabulsi is an entrepreneur who established several successful Ted Turner’s cable networks. She was the first woman President and After graduating in 2007 with a major in Entrepreneurship, served as CEO from 2008 to 2011. He is a past president of the businesses. In 2011, he shifted focus to social entrepreneurship and CEO of PBS and is President and CEO of the Paley Center for Media, he returned to Cambodia and worked for Friends-International. American Bar Association (2007 to 2008) and trustee emeritus of became Co-Founder and CEO of Nebny Foundation, which impacted whose mission is to optimize the power of media to inform, inspire, In 2013, Ghislain became Program Director for Indonesia, Dartmouth College. Bill was the lead lawyer for Microsoft from 1978 the lives of over 100,000 people in Egypt. Jawad is the youngest entertain, and empower. leading the development of a new program for Friends in Jakarta. to 2002. board member of the Egyptian Water Regulatory Agency, where Empty Newsrooms, Booming Echo Chambers Closing Plenary he administers investments and works on innovative solutions for The Promise of Better Governance Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Friday 3:30–5:00pm water purification. Friday 10:00–11:15am See page 39 See page 63 See page 49 Participant Media Film Screening: The Square, The Story of Revolution Behind the Headlines Ellen Moir Gemma Mortensen Nicole Newnham Thursday 9:30–11:30pm Founder and CEO, New Teacher Center Executive Director, Crisis Action Filmmaker, Coco Films See page 11

The 21st Century City: Future Opportunity or Future Threat? Friday 10:00–11:15am See page 48 Ellen Moir is Founder and CEO of the New Teacher Center, a national Gemma Mortensen is Executive Director of Crisis Action, an Nicole Newnham is a documentary filmmaker and writer who recently organization dedicated to improving student learning by accelerating international nonprofit established to increase the effectiveness co-produced the critically acclaimed film Arif Naqvi The Revolutionary Optimists the effectiveness of new teachers and school leaders. Since 1998, of civil society responses to armed conflict. In 2011, the World with Maren Grainger-Monsen, about youth organizing for change in Founder and Group Chief Executive, NTC has been strengthening school communities through proven Economic Forum selected Gemma as one of its Young Global the slums of Kolkata. She is currently developing Map Your World, a The Abraaj Group mentoring and professional development programs, online learning Leaders. She previously worked for the Permanent Mission of curriculum, Web platform, and mobile tool that facilitates youth-led environments, policy advocacy, and research. the United Kingdom to the United Nations in New York, for the community mapping projects for social change. European Commission, and as a journalist. Is the Traditional Role of a Teacher Outdated? Sundance Institute Film Screening: At the Movies with Stories Arif Naqvi is the Founder and Group Chief Executive of the Abraaj Friday 1:15–2:30pm Network Building and Collaboration: 21st Century Approaches of Change: Open Heart and Selected Shorts Group, which he established in 2002. Under his leadership, the See page 60 for Social Change Wednesday 9:30–11:30pm Abraaj Group has emerged as a leading investor in growth markets. Wednesday 3:00–4:15pm See page 10 With over 25 years’ experience investing in public and private José Molinas See page 21 companies, Arif has led the Group’s involvement in some of the Minister of Economic Planning and Jehane Noujaim most notable private equity transactions in growth markets over Social Development, Republic of Paraguay Director and Producer, Noujaim Films the last decade.

Opening Plenary Wednesday 5:00–6:30pm José Molinas Vega was senior economist at the World Bank from See page 23 2005 to 2013. He was appointed Technical Secretary Minister Jehane Noujaim is an Egyptian-American filmmaker who has of Economic Planning and Social Development of the Presidency worked on countless award winning documentaries. The Square, of the Republic of Paraguay in 2013. His fields of research include Jehane’s Oscar nominated film chronicling the heart of the Egyptian social capital, rural development, the political economy of social revolution, is her 5th feature-length documentary. The Square was service delivery, the economics of education, poverty analysis, and the recipient of several awards including the audience awards at applied macroeconomics. Sundance, Toronto, and Dubai Film Festival and the IDA award for best documentary. Measuring What Matters, Aligning for Impact Thursday 10:00–11:15am Participant Media Film Screening: The Square, The Story See page 30 of Revolution Behind the Headlines Thursday 9:30–11:30pm See page 11

Artists as Activists: Using Creative Talent for Social Progress Friday 1:15–2:30pm See page 57

82 83 Speaker Biographies For full bios, visit the speaker profile section in the mobile app or go to www.skollworldforum.org.

Judith Pollock Benjamin Reece O Deputy Director, Shell Foundation Director/Producer, Deltree S

Sally Osberg Camille Saadé President and CEO, Skoll Foundation Director, Strategic Partnerships, FHI 360

Judith Pollock is Deputy Director of the Shell Foundation, which she Young director/producer Benjamin Reece has created viral music joined in 2009. She manages their Sustainable Mobility program, videos, broadcast commercials, and award-winning Web series. focusing on providing high-quality, safe, and clean mobility solutions Clients include Coca-Cola, DC-Comics, Google, Verizon, Duracell, Sally Osberg has led entrepreneurial organizations and been an agent Camille Saadé has developed and led the implementation of a in developing-country cities and reducing the environmental impact Sperry Top-Sider, BMW, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Converse, for social change throughout her career. As President and CEO of the business model for mobilizing public and private resources in from the movement of goods and freight. She also leads their work Purina, NYC Ballet, Salesforce, and other global brands. His work Skoll Foundation, she partners with Founder and Chairman Jeff Skoll mutually beneficial partnerships in critical health areas such as on supporting SMEs engaged in the sustainable mobility sector. has been covered in CNN, USA Today, La Repúbblica, Guardian UK, and the staff in supporting social entrepreneurs and those helping MNCH; RH/FP; malnutrition, malaria, and diarrhea; promotion and Huffington Post. them solve global challenges. She is well respected for her thought Beyond the Pioneer: From Building Firms to Building Markets of correct health behaviors and hygiene education; promotion of leadership and for her commitment to accelerating social change. Friday 1:15–2:30pm Closing Plenary safe drinking water and sanitation; and appropriate treatments See page 61 Friday 3:30–5:00pm for childhood diseases. Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship See page 63 Thursday 5:30–7:00pm Beyond the Pioneer: From Building Firms to Building Markets Kavita Prakash-Mani See page 43 Friday 1:15–2:30pm Head, Food Security Agenda, Syngenta Ehren Reed See page 61 Research and Evaluation Officer, Fredrick Ouko Skoll Foundation Executive Director, Action Network for Sabri Saidam the Disabled Senior Lecturer, Birzeit University Kavita Prakash-Mani is on secondment from Syngenta to the World Former Presidential Advisor, Palestine Economic Forum to help design and deliver Grow Asia, a new As Research and Evaluation Officer for the Skoll Foundation, Ehren public-private partnership in Southeast Asia focused on sustainable Reed is responsible for assessing the impact and effectiveness of Fredrick Ouko Alucheli is Executive Director of Action Network for the agriculture development. Kavita will be working with governments, the Foundation’s efforts in order to support ongoing learning and Disabled, a national organization run by and for young people with Sabri Saidam is a Senior Lecturer at Birzeit University. He served as companies, farmers, NGOs, and other stakeholders to co-create evidence-based decision making. He was a Director of Innovation disabilities. It carries out capacity building and advocacy activities an advisor to the Palestinian president on telecom, IT, and technical initiatives on the ground focused on smallholder farmers and Network and has extensive experience managing research and to ensure that young disabled people both know and demand their education. Former minister of telecom and IT, Sabri led telecom environmental sustainability. evaluation projects in the fields of human services, human rights, rights, and also seeks to help improve their socioeconomic status. market liberalization in Palestine in 2006, introducing the second and advocacy. Fredrick serves on the Disability Rights Fund Global Advisory Panel. Big Business, Bigger Impact: The Pursuit, Peril, and Power mobile phone operator. He also led the introduction and ratification of Partnership Striking a Balance, for Good Measure of the Palestine Telecom Regulatory Authority (PTRA) law. Interesting Voices, Innovative Ideas, Ambitious Outcomes Thursday 10:00–11:15am Wednesday 3:00–4:15pm Friday 10:00–11:15am The Promise of Better Governance See page 28 See page 21 See page 47 Friday 10:00–11:15am Embracing Complexity: Effectively Evaluating Both Models and See page 49 R Adaptive Initiatives P Friday 11:45am–1:00pm Dipender Saluja Subramaniam Ramadorai See page 53 Managing Director, Capricorn Liz Patterson Chairman, National Skill Development Agency Investment Group Lead on Social Impact Investment, (NSDA) Department for International Development

Dipender Saluja is Managing Director at Capricorn Investment Group, Subramaniam Ramadorai is Chairman of National Skill Development an investment firm based in Palo Alto, where he oversees investments Liz Patterson is the Lead on Social Impact Investment at the UK’s Agency with the rank of a Cabinet Minister. He is also Chairman of in energy technology, clean tech, IT, and emerging markets. Before Department for International Development. She designed and now the National Skill Development Corp., a public-private partnership Capricorn, he was Chief of Staff at Cadence, a global market leader manages DFID’s 13-year £165 million program to catalyze the arm of the Government of India for creating large, for-profit in electronic design with $1 billion in annual revenues and 5,000 market for impact investment in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia. vocational institutions. He continues as Vice Chairman of Tata employees. Prior to that, he was at Data General, Honeywell, Beyond the Pioneer: From Building Firms to Building Markets Consultancy Services Ltd., a company he has been associated with and ROLM. Friday 1:15–2:30pm for the past 41 years. Meeting the Challenge of Increased Energy Demand: Opportunities See page 61 The Founders’ Challenge: To Scale and Keep the Vision Alive for a ‘Clean’ Energy Matrix? Thursday 11:45am–1:00pm Friday 1:15–2:30pm See page 33 See page 58

84 85 Speaker Biographies For full bios, visit the speaker profile section in the mobile app or go to www.skollworldforum.org.

Gisela Sánchez Robbie Schingler Tony Siesfeld Karlee Silver Director of Corporate Affairs, Florida Co-Founder, President, and COO, Planet Labs Director, Monitor Deloitte Vice President of Targeted Challenges, Ice & Farm Co. Grand Challenges Canada

Gisela Sánchez is Director of Corporate Affairs at Florida Ice & Robbie Schingler is responsible for business operations and product Tony Siesfeld is a Director at Monitor Deloitte and a Senior Leader Karlee Silver is Vice President of Targeted Challenges for Grand Farm Co. Before joining FIFCO, Gisela, an industrial engineer, development at Planet Labs. Previously, he worked at NASA serving of Monitor Institute, a practice serving foundations and nonprofits. Challenges Canada. She leads the Saving Lives at Birth, Saving worked as a consultant for governments, NGOs, and companies as the Chief of Staff for the Office of the Chief Technologist, Recently, he worked in the areas of impact investing and financing Brains, and Global Mental Health programs. She is a member of in Central America in the areas of competitiveness and corporate incubating the Space Technology Program. He managed the social innovation, inclusive business practices, and women’s rights. the Knowledge Exchange Working Group for the Canadian Network social responsibility. In 2006, she published 10 Cases on Corporate exoplanet-finding mission TESS and served as lead for NASA’s He focuses on social action strategy, measurement and evaluation, for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health. Prior to joining Grand Social Responsibility Good Practices and The Competitiveness Open Government activities. Robbie received a master’s from the and bringing leading practices from businesses into the social sector. Challenges Canada, she trained with Dr. Kevin Kain at the Sandra Potential of Guatemala. International Space University. Rotman Centre for Global Health in Toronto. Big Business, Bigger Impact: The Pursuit, Peril, and Power Measuring What Matters, Aligning for Impact Closing Plenary of Partnership Embracing Complexity: Effectively Evaluating Both Models and Thursday 10:00–11:15am Friday 3:30–5:00pm Thursday 10:00–11:15am Adaptive Initiatives See page 30 See page 63 See page 28 Friday 11:45am–1:00pm See page 53 Jason Saul Jess Search Feike Sijbesma Founder and CEO, Mission Measurement CEO, Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation Chairman and CEO, Royal DSM Jeff Skoll Chairman, Jeff Skoll Group Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Participant Media, and Capricorn Investment Group Jason Saul is one of the nation’s leading experts on measuring Jess Search is Chief Executive of the BRITDOC Foundation, which Feike Sijbesma joined Royal DSM’s Managing Board of Directors social impact. As Founder and CEO of Mission Measurement, gives funding and support to award-winning documentaries, and was in 2000 and became CEO and Chairman of the Managing Board Jeff Skoll is a philanthropist and social entrepreneur. As Founder of Jason helps corporations, nonprofits, and public sector clients launched in partnership with Channel 4 in 2005. BRITDOC also has in 2007. He is a member of the Supervisory Board of the Dutch the Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Participant Media, create value through social change. In addition to his advisory partnerships with the Bertha Foundation, PUMA, and the Sundance Central Bank. Feike has an honorary doctorate for his contribution to and Capricorn Investment Group, he is bringing life to his vision of work helping organizations measure and improve their social Institute Documentary Program. Jess Co-Founded Shooting People, sustainability from the University of Maastricht and was honored as a sustainable, peaceful, and prosperous world. The first President of impact, he serves on the faculty of the Kellogg School of the online filmmakers’ network, and is a trustee of progressive think Humanitarian of the Year in 2010 by the United Nations Association eBay, Jeff developed the company’s inaugural business plan and led Management at Northwestern University. tank IPPR. of New York. its successful initial public offering.

Cracking the Code on Social Impact Interesting Voices, Innovative Ideas, Ambitious Outcomes Future-Proofing Businesses: Beyond CSR, PR, and Charity Opening Plenary Wednesday 1:30–2:45pm Friday 10:00–11:15am Thursday 1:15–2:30pm Wednesday 5:00–6:30pm See page 18 See page 47 See page 38 See page 23

Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship Doug Saunders Cori Shepherd Stern Madhulika Sikka Thursday 5:30–7:00pm International Affairs Columnist, The Globe Filmmaker, Strongheart Fellowship Executive Editor News, NPR See page 43 and Mail Alex Sloan Portfolio Director, Skoll Foundation Doug Saunders is a Canadian-British journalist. He is the author of Cori Shepherd Stern is an Oscar-nominated film producer as well Madhulika Sikka is Executive Editor for NPR News, overseeing all the award-winning book Arrival City: The Final Migration and Our as a social change strategist. Her 2013 Academy Award–nominated desks and reporters, and helping set the agenda for the entire News Next World (2011), which has been published in 10 languages, documentary Open Heart focused on health care and social justice division. Previously, she was Executive Producer of NPR’s Morning and The Myth of the Muslim Tide (2012). Doug is the international- through the lens of pediatric rheumatic heart disease in Africa Edition. Under her leadership, Morning Edition traveled across the Alex Sloan is the Skoll Foundation’s Portfolio Director, managing affairs columnist for The Globe and Mail and has won the National and access to quality care. She has worked as a media advisor globe reporting on the defining issues of our time. She joined NPR in its grant and investment portfolio. An investment professional Newspaper Award, Canada’s counterpart to the Pulitzer Prize, on for the Skoll Foundation and Sundance Institute’s “Stories of 2006 from ABC News, where she was a senior producer at Nightline. at venture capital firms, and Chairman and President of the five occasions. Change” Partnership. The Evolving Role of Media in the Modern Age Excelerate Foundation, he supports entrepreneurs in for-profit The 21st Century City: Future Opportunity or Future Threat? Sundance Institute Film Screening: At the Movies with Stories Thursday 10:00–11:15am and nonprofit settings. He has a BA from Tulane University and Friday 10:00–11:15am of Change: Open Heart and Selected Shorts See page 29 an MBA from Cornell University, and studied at the Chinese See page 48 Wednesday 9:30–11:30pm University of Hong Kong. See page 10 Beyond the Pioneer: From Building Firms to Building Markets Friday 1:15–2:30pm See page 61

86 87 Speaker Biographies For full bios, visit the speaker profile section in the mobile app or go to www.skollworldforum.org.

Nina Smith Dorothy Stoneman Richard Tofel Executive Director, GoodWeave Founder and CEO, YouthBuild USA President, ProPublica V

Michaël van den Berg Fund Manager, Triodos Sustainable Trade Fund, Triodos Bank Nina Smith is Executive Director of GoodWeave, which aims to stop Dorothy Stoneman is Founder and CEO of YouthBuild USA, national Richard Tofel was the Founding General Manager of ProPublica child labor in the carpet industry and replicate its market-driven support center for more than 265 YouthBuild programs in the and is now President. He is responsible for all of ProPublica’s model in other sectors. She is an advocate for children’s rights and US and sponsor of YouthBuild International, whereby low-income non-journalism operations, including communications, legal, Michaël van den Berg joined Triodos Bank as Fund Manager for an expert on addressing labor rights violations in manufacturing youth work toward their GED or diploma while building affordable development, finance and budgeting, and human resources. the Triodos Sustainable Trade Fund in August 2013. He has over supply chains. Nina has presented internationally on these issues housing for homeless and low-income people. Since 1994, more He was formerly the Assistant Publisher of the Wall Street Journal 10 years of emerging-markets investment experience with a focus on at events organized by Harvard University and other institutions. than 120,000 YouthBuild students have produced 22,000 units of and served as Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary of SME finance, off-grid renewable energy investments, and inclusive affordable housing. the Rockefeller Foundation. Sundance Institute Film Screening: At the Movies with Stories finance. Before joining Triodos Bank, Michaël worked for Triple Jump of Change: Open Heart and Selected Shorts Begin Within Empty Newsrooms, Booming Echo Chambers as Regional Manager for Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and Asia, Wednesday 9:30–11:30pm Wednesday 1:30–2:45pm Thursday 1:15–2:30pm heading the investment team. See page 10 See page 19 See page 39 The 450 Million Farmer Opportunity: Large-Scale Change Through Ending Modern Slavery Smallholder Finance David Tolbert Friday 10:00–11:15am Thursday 1:15–2:30pm T President, International Center for See page 50 See page 41 Transitional Justice Kelvin Taketa Omoyele Sowore President and CEO, Hawai‘i Beto Veríssimo President, Sahara Reporters Media Group Inc. Community Foundation Senior Researcher, Imazon David Tolbert is President of the International Center for Transitional Justice. Previously he served as registrar of the Special Tribunal for Lebanon and special expert to the UN Secretary-General on Kelvin H. Taketa is president and CEO of the Hawai‘i Community UN Assistance to the Khmer Rouge Trials. From 2004 to 2008, Omoyele Sowore is a Nigerian activist and free speech advocate who Foundation, the largest foundation in the state that works Adalberto Veríssimo is a Senior Researcher and Co-Founder of the David was deputy chief prosecutor of the International Criminal has spent the last 20 years working to promote human rights and to transform lives and improve communities. In 2012, HCF Amazon Institute of People and Environment. He has a master’s Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY); he had previously been democracy in Nigeria, and to stop the militarization and violence that administered $45 million in grants and contracts for programs degree in ecology from Pennsylvania State University and a graduate its deputy registrar. multinational oil companies have brought to his country. In 2006, and initiatives in Hawai‘i. Born and raised in Hawai‘i, Kelvin has degree in agricultural engineering from the Federal Rural University Omoyele founded a groundbreaking multimedia online platform spent his entire career in the nonprofit sector and helped found The Promise of Better Governance of the Brazilian Amazon. An AVINA Fellow and Ashoka Senior Fellow, known as Sahara Reporters, which has published hundreds of the Nature Conservancy of Hawai‘i. Friday 10:00–11:15am he received the Skoll Foundation Award for Social Entrepreneurship investigative stories. See page 49 in 2010. Leading with Authenticity Empty Newsrooms, Booming Echo Chambers Thursday 10:00–11:15am Measuring What Matters, Aligning for Impact Thursday 1:15–2:30pm See page 27 U Thursday 10:00–11:15am See page 39 See page 30 Neo Tapela Chris Underhill Kevin Starr Director of Non-Communicable Diseases Founder and Director, BasicNeeds Melanne Verveer Director, Mulago Foundation (NCD) Program, Partners In Health—Rwanda Executive Director, Georgetown Institute for Women, Peace and Security

Dr. Neo Tapela is a global health practitioner with an interest Chris Underhill is a global expert in the delivery of health and Kevin Starr directs the Mulago Foundation and the Rainer Arnhold in health systems strengthening and service delivery of NCDs, rehabilitation systems to very poor people. His latest organization, Ambassador Melanne Verveer is Executive Director of the Georgetown Fellows Program; both are focused on scalable solutions to meet particularly in resource-limited areas in sub-Saharan Africa. BasicNeeds, concerns the delivery of a holistic model to mentally Institute for Women, Peace and Security. She most recently served the basic needs of the poor. Kevin was a doctor when he stumbled Since 2011, Neo has been based in Rwanda as Director of the ill people and people with epilepsy in some of the poorest countries as the first US Ambassador for Global Women’s Issues, coordinating into philanthropy in 1994. He established the foundation’s Rainer Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) Program in Partners In of the world. Chris is a Senior Fellow with the Ashoka Fellowship foreign policy issues and activities relating to the political, economic, Arnhold Fellows Program in 2003 to apply Mulago’s principles and Health. She also serves as Special Advisor to Rwanda’s Director and is a recipient of the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship. and social advancement of women, and working to ensure that tools to help social entrepreneurs turn good ideas into lasting change General of Clinical Services on NCDs. women’s participation and rights are fully integrated into US Closing the Gap: Tackling Global Health Challenges at scale. foreign policy. Closing the Gap: Tackling Global Health Challenges Friday 1:15–2:30pm Design for Impact Friday 1:15–2:30pm See page 59 Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Ambition of Women Wednesday 3:00–4:15pm See page 59 Thursday 1:15–2:30pm See page 21 See page 37

88 89 Speaker Biographies For full bios, visit the speaker profile section in the mobile app or go to www.skollworldforum.org.

Dan Viederman Marco Werman Ziauddin Yousafzai Wang Zhenyao CEO, Verité Host and Executive Editor, Co-Founder and Chairman, Malala Fund Dean, Beijing Normal University, One Public Radio International Foundation Philanthropy Research Institute

As CEO of Verité, Dan Viederman has worked closely with NGOs, Marco Werman is Host and Executive Editor of the Public Radio Ziauddin Yousafzai is an educator, human rights campaigner, Dr. Wang Zhenyao came to the Beijing Normal University, One governments, investors, and the biggest multinational brands in International–WGBH–BBC daily co-production The World. He’s and social activist. He inspired his daughter, Malala Yousafzai, to Foundation Philanthropy Research Institute after over 20 years of the world to improve working conditions and eliminate human won an Emmy award for a 2006 documentary on Libya. raise her voice to promote the rights of children to an education. experience working at the Ministry of Civil Affairs, most recently rights violations across geographies and business sectors. Dan has He is currently the United Nations Special Advisor on Global as the Director General of the Department of Social Welfare and The Evolving Role of Media in the Modern Age managed NGOs in developing countries since 1993 and worked with Education and the educational attaché to the Pakistani Consulate in Promotion of Charities. Zhenyao is renowned for his strong support Thursday 10:00–11:15am institutions such as the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and Catholic Birmingham, UK. He also serves as the Chairman of the Board for of philanthropic organizations and advocacy for public participation See page 29 Relief Services. the Malala Fund. in charity.

Ending Modern Slavery Is the Traditional Role of a Teacher Outdated? Achieving the China Dream Friday 10:00–11:15am Y Friday 1:15–2:30pm Thursday 1:15–2:30pm See page 50 See page 60 See page 40 Andrew Youn Co-Founder and Director, One Acre Fund Jan-Kees Vis Monica Yunus Global Director of Sustainable Sourcing Co-Founding Director, Sing for Hope Development, Unilever

Andrew Youn is Co-Founder and Director of One Acre Fund. Most of the world’s poor people are smallholder farmers, and One Acre Jan-Kees Vis was trained as a chemist and received a PhD in Monica Yunus is the Co-Founding Director of Sing for Hope, a Fund has an innovative method for helping them to double their Heterogeneous Catalysis in 1984. He joined Unilever in 1985, in nonprofit that brings arts outreach programs to communities in productivity. The NGO currently serves 200,000 farmers in East R&D. From 2001 to 2010, he was Global Supply Chain Director need and presents initiatives that make the arts accessible to all. Africa with farm input loans and training, and is growing by 50 Sustainable Agriculture. In 2010, he became Global Director An internationally renowned soprano, she has performed with percent–plus per year. Sustainable Sourcing Development, making him responsible for the world’s leading companies, and in recitals in Europe and her developing sustainability standards for all of Unilever’s raw and The Impact Jackpot: Service Delivery Innovation for the Very Poor native Bangladesh. She has been honored with a 21st Century packaging materials purchases. Friday 10:00–11:15am Leaders Award. See page 51 Big Business, Bigger Impact: The Pursuit, Peril, and Power Artists as Activists: Using Creative Talent for Social Progress of Partnership Friday 1:15–2:30pm Malala Yousafzai Thursday 10:00–11:15am See page 57 Co-Founder and Ambassador, Malala Fund See page 28 Z W Camille Zamora Malala Yousafzai is the Co-Founder and Ambassador of the Bart Weetjens Co-Founding Director, Sing for Hope Malala Fund and a global human rights activist. Born in 1997, Founder, APOPO Malala has since age 10 campaigned for the rights of girls to receive an education. After surviving an attack by the Taliban in 2012, she became internationally known for her courage in refusing to be silenced and continuing her fight for the right of Camille Zamora is Co-Founding Director of Sing for Hope, a Bart Weetjens is a social entrepreneur who trains HeroRATs to save everyone to receive an education. nonprofit that brings arts outreach programs to communities in human lives from disaster and disease. His organization APOPO need and presents initiatives that make the arts accessible to all. Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship researches, develops, deploys, and disseminates the use of a An internationally acclaimed soprano, she has performed recitals Thursday 5:30–7:00pm sustainable local alternative: detection rats technology. HeroRATs are on five continents and appeared with ensembles including LA See page 43 humanely trained giant African pouched rats that act as cost-efficient Opera and Glimmerglass Opera, and with collaborators ranging detectors in limited-resources settings, while building local expertise. from Plácido Domingo to Sting.

Interesting Voices, Innovative Ideas, Ambitious Outcomes Artists as Activists: Using Creative Talent for Social Progress Friday 10:00–11:15am Friday 1:15–2:30pm See page 47 See page 57

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92 93 In memoriam Environmental Footprint To minimize the footprint of the Skoll World Forum, Wi-fi info we have taken great care to ensure that the entire event prioritizes sustainable practices. Therefore, Saïd Business School has complimentary Wi-Fi each and every product you see at the Forum, from J. Gregory Dees for delegates, which can be accessed with the following information: signage and production sets to the furniture, was Co-Founder, Center for the Advancement made using local, sustainable products and reused Connect to SBS-Conf of Social Entrepreneurship (Case), from prior years when possible. Username: SWF2014 Fuqua School of Business, Duke University Password: SWF2014 In addition, any paper materials were made using responsible sources. Whenever possible, meals For FREE Wi-Fi access for your mobile phones and tablets throughout the rest of Oxford, we have partnered include fair-trade products and local produce. with iPass to provide easy to use connectivity. With the Specific practices include: iPass Open Mobile App you can find the nearest iPass • Using local, sustainable, and fair-trade items in Wi-Fi hotspot and connect using your dedicated iPass lunches and delegate meals when possible username and password. The iPass help desk and Wi-Fi hotspot are located in the Garden Marquee. • Placing composting and recycling stations throughout meeting venues

• Using reusable signage to eliminate one-time-usage as much as possible

• Printing programs with responsible sources Thank you • Eliminating all extraneous packaging, such as Skoll Foundation bags and folders Skoll World Forum Team • Collecting and reusing bamboo lanyards and Producing Partners A Caspian Production plastic badge holders Maire McCarthy Projects • Providing reusable water bottles and water stations Saïd Business School, University of Oxford Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship • Encouraging mass transit to the Forum from London Creative Partners Beighley Films • Providing a carbon-offset link for attendees to Black Toyon offset their travel Brian Stauffer (Major Illustrations) David Fisher Photography “Social entrepreneurs are not simply Deltree driven by the perception of a social Getty Images need or by their compassion, rather Kikim Media Michael Collopy Photography they have a vision of how to achieve Oxford Digital Media improvement and they are determined Partytecture to make their vision work.” Photovibe PLEASE LEAVE YOUR BADGE AND Studio Hinrichs LANYARD AT SAÏD BUSINESS SCHOOL Thinkstock TO BE REUSED . THANK YOU! Zerista

94 95 The mission of the Skoll World Forum is to accelerate the SAÏD BUSINESS SCHOOL SAÏD BUSINESS SCHOOL impact of the world’s leading social entrepreneurs by uniting EAST WING West WING them with essential partners in a collaborative pursuit of 1st / Ground Floor 2nd Floor MEDITATION ROOM learning, leverage, and large-scale social change. CLORE GARDEN LECTURE MASTERCARD ROOM MARQUEE SEMINAR YOUNG LEADERS ANDREW CORMACK 6 LOUNGE IPASS LECTURE SEMINAR HOT SPOT SPEAKER GREEN ROOM THEATRE 12 SEMINAR CLASSROOM 5 8 SEMINAR 11 2 2 IT HELP DESK/ SEMINAR SEMINAR COMMON ROOM CHARGING STATION 4 10 UP SEMINAR SEMINAR 6 PHOTOGRAPHER ROOM LECTURE 9 3 THEATRE UP TO SEMINAR DINING 7 ROOM SEMINAR 8 LECTURE 7 COMPUTER ROOM 14 2 SEMINAR

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