Catalysing Collaboration for Large Scale Change the Complexity and Scale of Today’S ‘Wicked Problems’ Demand We Raise Our Game

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WELCOMEby JEFF SKOLL Now in its 7th year, the Skoll World Forum has become IN THIS PROGRAMME the premier global event for social entrepreneurship. BACKGROUND 4 While the early years revolved around THEME 2010 5 issues of definition and building the field, the orumF has increasingly YOUR FORUM 6 become a showcase to highlight the NETWORKING 7 large scale impact social entrepreneurs are having on the big challenges facing NEED TO KNOW 8 the planet. Having impact on these MAPS 8 issues – climate change, water scarcity, public health, conflict, and more – SOCIAL MEDIA 10 requires strong coalitions of partners, FILM SCREENINGS 11 and the Forum has evolved to reflect WEDNESDAY 12 that. Leading social entrepreneurs now interact at the Forum with key OPENING PLENARY 13 government officials, social finance professionals, academics, philanthropic funders and THURSDAY 14 other key ecosystem players who can help them scale their impact. AWARDS EVENING 20 The Skoll World Forum creates unique opportunities for social entrepreneurs to find the partners and tools they need to drive their impact forward. It’s about helping those with FRIDAY 22 the best ideas and most effective organisations accelerate their impact. At the Forum, CLOSING PLENARY 26 every delegate counts. Every one of you has something to contribute to help catalyse solutions to the big challenges we face. Welcome to Oxford! SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES 28 DELEGATE DETAILS 58 Jeff Skoll, Founder & Chairman, THANK YOU 69 Skoll Foundation, Participant Media, and Skoll Global Threats Fund PLAN YOUR FORUM 70 04

BAK WHOC WE AREGROUND SKOLL WORLD FORUM ON SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP The Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship accelerates the impact of the world’s leading social entrepreneurs by uniting them with essential partners in the social, academic, finance, corporate and policy sectors in pursuit of learning, leverage and large scale social change. The Forum is a collaborative undertaking between the Skoll Foundation and the Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Both organisations share a commitment to supporting social entrepreneurs who are tackling the world’s most pressing problems.

SKOLL FOUNDATION SKOLLT CEN RE FOR SOCIAL Palo Alto, California, USA Entrepreneurship Oxford, UK Pamela Hartigan, Director Sally Osberg, President & CEO The Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship The Skoll Foundation was created in 1999 at the University of Oxford’s Saïd by eBay’s first president, Jeff Skoll, to Business School is a leading academic promote his vision of a more peaceful and institution for the advancement of social prosperous world. The Foundation’s mission entrepreneurship worldwide. The Skoll Centre fosters innovative is to drive large-scale change by investing in, connecting and social transformation through world-class education, knowledge celebrating social entrepreneurs and other innovators dedicated creation, and collaboration. to solving the world’s most pressing problems. The Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship is the Foundation’s flagship programme, The Centre invests in three key areas: celebrated annually at The Skoll World Forum. • developing talent of future business leaders and social innovators The Skoll Foundation connects social entrepreneurs and others • advancing scholarship, research and teaching of social in the field via an online community at www.socialedge.org and entrepreneurship through the annual Skoll World Forum. The Foundation also • creating a global hub for key actors of social impact. celebrates social entrepreneurs by telling their stories through partnerships with organisations like the Sundance Institute and PBS It was founded in 2003 with a $7.5 million investment by the Skoll NewsHour, with the goal of promoting broad public awareness of Foundation, the largest funding ever received by a business school social entrepreneurship. for an international programme in social entrepreneurship.

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University of Oxford Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship 505 BACKGROUND T HEME 2010: Catalysing collaboration for large scale change The complexity and scale of today’s ‘wicked problems’ demand we raise our game. Social entrepreneurs with innovative solutions to critical issues cannot achieve impact at scale without creative alliances with public, private and development sector actors. With shifts in policy and funding environments and a critical mass of social entrepreneurs working globally, the imperative to collaborate is now. This year’s Forum will engage the world’s most influential social entrepreneurs, social investors, and thought leaders from all sectors in critical discussions, debates and work-sessions designed to create partnerships, networks, knowledge and collaborative pathways between the social, policy, academic and private sectors.

PARTNERS The Skoll World Forum is proud to partner with institutions that support social entrepreneurism worldwide.

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From themed sessions, to in-depth analysis of issues, to social finance, to best practices in organisational design, the Forum provides an atmosphere of learning, leverage and collaboration. Delegates can select from a range of formal sessions or generate their own round table discussions through our new Connect and Collaborate open space discussions.

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SESSIONS Events Collaboration in Action First Connections From real-world case studies to cross sector discussions with An introductory session of small group discussions designed to public, private and social sector actors, these sessions explore help you make lasting connections that continue well beyond the the challenges, barriers to, and promises of collaborative Forum. Share experience, successes and greatest challenges. entrepreneurship. Welcome Reception Critical Issues An informal opportunity to share refreshments and start Global thought leaders, prominent social entrepreneurs and networking with fellow delegates. academics share insights and engage audiences in solution- oriented conversations. Whatever your primary issue area, join Delegate Dinners these conversations for cross-cutting insights into the issues A uniquely Oxonian evening of dining and discussion at one that affect us all. of four University of Oxford Colleges - Balliol College, Exeter College, Wadham College and New College. The invitation in Enterprise Accelerator your badge pack will indicate the location of your college dinner. Experts and seasoned social entrepreneurs provide strategic and Invitations will be checked on entry and badges must be worn. practical insights on organisational challenges faced by social ventures. From impact assessment to leadership and social Skoll Awards Reception media strategy, these sessions provide actionable takeaways Join fellow delegates and Skoll Awardees at the University of designed to fuel social entrepreneurs and their organisations. Oxford Examination Schools. Innovative Finance Innovations in social finance are providing new avenues for funding social entrepreneurial ventures. Key actors in this burgeoning sector share latest developments with the aim of demystifying hype and clarifying opportunities.

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Connect and Collaborate Networking Lounge W ith the goal of fostering collaboration, we encourage delegates Located in the centre courtyard at Saïd Business School and to organise table top conversations around topics of their open throughout the day, the networking lounge is a place to choice. The conversations run in parallel with Forum sessions. connect with fellow delegates. Problem-solve challenges, share best practices, and network with delegates with like interests, concerns, or experience. With Common Room a maximum of ten delegates per table, and an hour and a half Open all day providing a place for delegates to meet, per session, there is opportunity for rigorous discussion. chat and eat. Propose a topic. Sign up with your discussion topic or join an existing group in Seminar A – first come, first served. Seminar Room 13 When are discussions taking place? Topics are listed Available as a meeting space, located between in Seminar Room A and will be announced via Twitter Seminar A & B. (@skollworldforum), at http://skoll.pathable.com and on monitors in the Entrance Hall. 08

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NEED TO KNOW Free private film screenings ofCountdown to Zero and Oceans will be available on a first come, first served basis.D oors open at the Skoll World Forum badges are required for all Forum events. Odeon Theatre, George Street, at 2130. Delegate Dinner invites are located in your badge pack. Saïd Business School: Open daily from 0800. Open Space Discussion Sign Up Luggage Room and Cloakroom: Sign up for Connect and Collaborate – delegate-led table top Check the daily schedule for opening times. discussions - in Seminar A. Topics will be also announced via Twitter (@skollworldforum) and on monitors in the Entrance Hall. Computer Room, Seminar Rooms 7 & 8: Check the daily 09

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SOCIAL MEDIA Skoll World With Social Media there are a variety of ways to contribute to, share, explore and discuss the ideas being exposed at this Forum Bloggers year’s Forum. Explore perspectives and insights from the Forum, updated daily from our dedicated team of bloggers. Online Community Grace Augustine is an MSc in Catch all the social reporting from the Forum. Management Research candidate at www.skollworldforum.com Oxford’s Saïd Business School who www.socialedge.org researches approaches to climate change. Read her blogs at Social Edge is a programme of the Skoll Foundation and is the www.NextBillion.net and global online community where social entrepreneurs and other www.ssireview.org. practitioners within the social benefit sector connect to network, learn, inspire and share resources. Peter Deitz is a blogger, microphilanthropy consultant, and the Follow on Twitter founder of Social Actions. Read his @SkollWorldForum blog at http://peterdeitz.com and http://twitter.com/peterdeitz. for logistics updates, schedule reminders and highlights.

Kjerstin Erickson is the Founder and @SkollFoundation Executive Director of FORGE, a leading for Foundation insights and updates on Skoll Social Entrepreneurs. organisation in the field of African peace building, and a voice for ethical @SkollCentre evolution in the social change space. for updates from the Skoll Centre. Read her blog at www.socialedge.org/blogs/forging-ahead @SocialEdge for colourful commentary and community voices. Leila Janah is Founder and CEO of Samasource, a non-profit that Contribute connects over 600 people to dignified work. She serves on the boards of TechSoup Global, SourceMap, and the Social Enterprise Institute. Read her blog at www.leilac.com ‘swf10’ Use this tag when you upload photos, films and blogs. Nathaniel Whittemore is the founder of Assetmap, a web platform that helps ‘#swf10’ groups unlock their social capital, and Use this hashtag on Twitter. lead social entrepreneurship blogger on Change.org. Read his blog at http://socialentrepreneurship.change.org. Online Networking http://skoll.pathable.com Terence Yuen lectures in public Connect with other delegates in this private networking and administration and non-profit studies discussion space for attendees. Add links from your social media in the City University of Hong Kong. His profiles to your delegate networking profile. Highlight your blog posts can be found at own blog and post articles. http://ngohk.blogspot.com/ PRIVATE FILM SCREENINGS

Delegates of the Skoll World Forum are invited to exclusive private screenings of two new films from ParticipantM edia. Participant believes that a good story well told can truly make a difference in how one sees the world. Whether it is a feature film, documentary or other form of media, Participant exists to tell compelling, entertaining stories that also create awareness of the real issues that shape our lives. Please note that seating will be limited and provided on a first come, first served basis.B adges must be shown on entry.

Countdown Oceans to Zero Directors: Jacques Perrin, Jacques Cluzaud Director: Lucy Walker

Nearly three-quarters of the A fascinating and frightening Earth’s surface is covered by water exploration of the dangers of nuclear and Oceans boldly chronicles the weapons, exposing a variety of mysteries that lie beneath. Directors present day threats and featuring Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud insights from a host of international dive deep into the very waters that experts and world leaders who sustain all of mankind - exploring the playful splendour and advocate total global disarmament. the harsh reality of the weird and wonderful creatures that Odeon Cinema, George Street live within. Featuring spectacular never-before-seen imagery captured by the latest underwater technologies, Oceans offers Wednesday, 14 April, 2200 – 2330 (Doors 2130) an unprecedented look beneath the sea in a powerful yet enchanting motion picture. Free Admission, Limited Seating Odeon Cinema, George Street

Thursday, 15 April, 2200 – 2330 (Doors 2130)

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FIRST CONNECTIONS 0900-2330 1400-1500 S RemiNAR ooms A & B Kick off your Forum experience with this fast-paced facilitated networking session designed to help you meet new faces and make lasting connections. Participants will engage in a series of small-group discussions to share their experience, successes, and greatest challenges. This is an immediate opportunity to start building relationships that will last well beyond the Forum.

welcome RECEPTION 1500-1600 entrance Hall Come to the Welcome Reception for refreshments and start networking with fellow delegates.

DELEGATE DINNER 1900-2130 Balliol College; Exeter College; Wadham College; New College A uniquely Oxonian evening of dining and discussion at one of four University of Oxford Colleges; Balliol, Exeter, Wadham and New College. The invitation in your badge pack will indicate the location of your college dinner. Invitations will be checked on entry and badges must be worn.

PRIVATE FILM SCREENING: NEED TO KNOW COUNTDOWN TO ZERO RE GISTRATION 2200-2330 0900-1600 | Reception Room Odeon Theatre 63 George Street Luggage Room: 0815 - 2130 Free Admission Cloakroom: 0815 - 1730 Limited Seating

Computer Room: 0815 - 1730 Doors open at 2130

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SHELDONIAN THEATRE | 15 MINUTE WALK | DOORS OPEN AT 1615 | Seating is general admission

Musical Performance GOVERNANCE, TRANSPARENCY Vusi Mahlasela, South African Singer-Songwriter and Poet Activist AND COLLABORATION: Beneficiaries in the balance welcome Moderator: John Ydstie, Economic Correspondent, National Public Colin Mayer, Peter Moores Dean, Professor of Management Radio, USA Studies, Saïd Business School Ann Cotton, Executive Director, Camfed International Jeff Skoll, Founder & Chairman, Skoll Foundation, Participant Diana Good and Lance Croffoot-Suede, Partners, Linklaters LLP Media, and Skoll Global Threats Fund Dr. Felix Phiri, Director of Planning and Information, Ministry of Education, Zambia The IMPERATIVE TO COOPERATE: A call for peace Faith Nkala, Deputy Executive Director, Camfed Zimbabwe Lakhdar Brahimi, Veteran United Nations Envoy and Advisor, Former CATALYsING COLLABORATION: Foreign Minister to Algeria Our humanity at stake Paul Farmer, Co-Founder, Partners In Health

CLOSING REMARKS Pamela Hartigan, Director, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship 14 T YHURSDA

0900-1030 COLLABORATION IN ACTION CRITICAL ISSUE INNOTI VA VE FINANCE Structuring Peace Building Beyond the Collaboration: and Conflict: Single Bottom Mergers, partnerships The role for social Line: Pioneers in and new business entrepreneurs blended value models Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre N eLSON MANdela Lecture Theatre Ending conflict and building Mainstream companies are To achieve impact at scale, social peace requires both political moving beyond gifts to charities entrepreneurs are inventing leadership at the top and energy and are incorporating social new ways to collaborate with and commitment from the entrepreneurship into their a diversified range of partners. bottom. Social entrepreneurs business models. Recognising This session will share three working in conflict zones and that social and environmental, as successful approaches that have post-conflict societies often seek well as financial returns can have led to sustainable scale: merging support for peace at the grass direct and positive impacts on a two social ventures as a means roots. What does it take to be company’s branding, mainstream for collaboration and growth; effective in this setting? How do markets, and employee moral, partnering with government, projects survive and can they blended value is replacing the private sector, banks and end- be scaled up? How do you find single bottom line approach. users, and shaping sustainable partners and allies? This session This session engages pioneers development practices through focuses on locally-led solutions in blended value practice and new business models such as to conflict and the role that examines what it takes from spin-offs structured for growth social entrepreneurs are playing leadership and organisational and leverage. in some of the most divided culture to managing shareholder societies on earth. expectations to truly move beyond the single bottom line. MODERATOR David Bornstein, MODERATOR Chief Storyteller, Dowser Media Mabel Van Oranje, MODERATOR CEO, The Elders Byron Auguste, Director, SPEAKERS Social Sector Office, SPEAKERS Sue Riddlestone, McKinsey & Company Inc. Executive Director & Co-Founder, Gidon Bromberg, BioRegional Development Group Israeli Director, EcoPeace SPEAKERS Deborah Holmes, Lakhdar Brahimi, Veteran United Andrea Coleman, Global Director, Corporate Nations Envoy and Advisor, CEO, Riders for Health Responsibility, Ernst & Young LLP Former Foreign Minister to Algeria Gary White, Alberto Vollmer, Chairman Scott Gilmore, Executive Director, Executive Director, Water.org & CEO, CA Ron Santa Teresa Peace Dividend Trust Mike Barry, Head of Sustainable Isabella Matambanadzo, Business, Marks & Spencer NEED TO KNOW Chief Executive Officer, The Zimbabwe Trust Jeff Mendelsohn, Founder and Registration CEO, New Leaf Paper 0800 - 1730 | Entrance Hall

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ENTERPRISE ACCELERATOR Enterprise Accelerator The Navigating the Neuroscience Future: Scenario of Change: planning for social Understanding the entrepreneurs brain, influencing Reception Room behaviour How can social entrepreneurs build L TeCTURE hEATRE 4 effective strategies in the midst Getting people to care is one of social, technical, economic, of the greatest challenges political and environmental facing social entrepreneurs. externalities? Scenario planning Whether inspiring consumers is a powerful tool used by toward fair trade, persuading governments and Fortune 500 corporate leaders to care about corporations alike in building labour practices, or empowering focused yet responsive strategies Connect and Collaborate women in a rural village – the to guide their organisations. Join SEMINAR ROOM A & B scenarios expert Dr. Rafael Ramirez challenge to influence behaviour Table top conversations run in parallel with Forum sessions. for this master class on a process is daunting. This session will Problem-solve challenges, share best practices, and network. that combines known facts about explore the neuroscience Sign up with your discussion topic in Seminar A or join an existing the future with alternative plausible behind this complex process. group – first come, first served. From the circuitry of our pathways. Leave the session brains to the emotional armed with methodologies and responses that direct behaviour, practical next steps to improve your esteemed neuroscientists organisation’s longer-range vision. ONLINE and behaviourists will share NETWORKING theoretical and practical SPEAKERS http://skoll.pathable.com knowledge that can help social Rafael Ramírez, James Martin entrepreneurs more effectively W ant to carry on the Senior Research Fellow in navigate this challenge. conversation after a session? Futures, University of Oxford Participate in networking discussions around session MODERATOR themes and other topics you Philip Campbell, wish to pursue. Editor-in-Chief, Nature SPEAKERS Peter Dayan, Professor, University College London BREAK 1030-1100 Read Montague, Professor, Baylor College of Medicine V isit the Entrance Hall and Networking Lounge for Chris Frith, Emeritus Professor refreshments and chat or of Neuropsychology, University enjoy some fresh air in the College London amphitheatre. The Common Room is open all day for delegates to meet and eat. 16 T YHURSDA

1100-1230 INNOTI VA VE FINANCE CRITICAL ISSUES Collaboration in Action Social Good with Water Scarcity How to Build Market Returns? and the Human a ‘Fierce, Wild Investors and Right to Water Unstoppable entrepreneurs are Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Movement and having it both ways In recent years the right to Community’ N eLSON MANdela Lecture Theatre water has grown in importance Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre The idea of using profit-seeking as a moral, religious, legal and With an audacious mission, slim investment to generate social practical question and as a tool staff and $70 million raised to and environmental good is for tackling water scarcity. Join date, V-Day has built a powerful, moving from a periphery of thought leaders, academics, global movement to end activist investors to the core of activists and social entrepreneurs violence against women using mainstream financial institutions. for a revealing discussion about an innovative empowerment This emerging class of investors the barriers and opportunities philanthropy model. Working reaches far beyond the ‘do no presented by the human rights in 130 countries, V-Day is now harm’ world of socially responsible agenda. We expect vigorous launching an unprecedented investing to actively place capital discussion around issues such collaborative initiative in the toward solutions that philanthropy as charging the poor for water, Democratic Republic of Congo: alone cannot reach. This panel privatisation, local control of the City of Joy. Whatever your includes investors on the water management, and the venture, benefit from a candid leading edge of the wave that is rights and duties of government, nuts and bolts conversation simultaneously creating large- farmers, and the urban poor in with the founder, renowned scale social, environmental, and water management. author and playwright Eve Ensler. financial returns. Draw critical lessons from the challenges and successes of MODERATOR this real-world case study in true Fred de Sam Lazaro, MODERATOR collaborative impact. Herta von Stiegel, Correspondent & Director, Executive Chairman, Ariya Capital PBS NewsHour MODERATOR SPEAKERS SPEAKERS Pat Mitchell, President & CEO, Nick O’Donohoe, Global Head of Peter Gleick, President, The Paley Center For Media Research, JP Morgan Pacific Institute SPEAKERS David Chen, Principal, Gary White, Executive Director, Eve Ensler, Equilibrium Capital Group Water.org Playwright & Founder, V-Day John McCall MacBain, Gidon Bromberg, Israeli Director, Agnes Pareyio, Founder & Director, McCall EcoPeace Project Coordinator, MacBain Foundation Tasaru Ntomonok Initiative

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Collaboration in Action Collaboration in Action Partnering The Power of with Academia: Many: Collaborative Balancing tradition impact and and transformational measurement change Reception ROOM L TeCTURE heatre 4 W ith growing ambition yet While educational institutions shrinking resources, funders have been historically slow to are increasingly interested respond to societal change, a in the collaborative impact new generation of educational of multiple grantees working innovators recognises the critical together around a common goal. intersection between academia This cluster approach brings and practitioners working for challenges for funders who want social change on the ground. to structure and measure these Connect and Collaborate How are universities responding initiatives, and opportunities for SEMINAR ROOM A & B social entrepreneurs seeking to global challenges and Table top conversations run in parallel with Forum sessions. to engage with this emerging catalysing efforts to advance Problem-solve challenges, share best practices, and network. phenomenon. This interactive knowledge, thought leadership, Sign up with your discussion topic in Seminar A or join an existing session explores both sides of the and talent in an uncertain group – first come, first served. world? This session will explore equation, bringing perspectives of the synergies, disconnects, funders, consultants and social and future opportunities for entrepreneurs at the forefront collaboration between academic of this trend towards collaborative NETWORKING actors and social entrepreneurs. impact. LOUNGE CENTRAL COURTYARD MODERATOR MODERATOR V isit the Networking Lounge, Ian Goldin, Director, Lakshmi Karan, Director, located in the central courtyard James Martin 21st Century Impact Assessment & Learning, of the Saïd Business School. School Skoll Foundation It is a hub for introductions, conversation and the SPEAKERS SPEAKERS exchanging of ideas. Helmy Abouleish, Karabi Acharya, Change Leader, Managing Director, SEKEM Ashoka Group Laura Callanan, Consultant, James Phills, Professor, McKinsey & Company LUNCH Center for Social Innovation, Federico Bellone, 1230 - 1400 Stanford University Amazon Program Manager, Picnic lunch bags will be Laura Parkin, CEO, National Fundación AVINA provided in the Entrance Hall. Entrepreneurship Network Ina Epkenhans, Director, PHINEO 18 T YHURSDA

1400-1530 Collaboration in Action CRITICAL ISSUES ENTERPRISE ACCELERATOR Aid Agencies Oen c a s in Compelling and Social Peril: Catalysing Action: Social Entrepreneurs: international change media in the Natural allies, collaboration age of information new bridges Edmn o d Safra Lecture Theatre overload N eLSON MANdela Lecture Theatre The oceans produce more Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre This session brings together than seventy percent of our Media can move mountains senior staff working in oxygen, dominate the world’s but few know how to deliver a development agencies that weather system, and support the story that is heard above the have engaged, or attempted livelihoods of 500 million people din and can jolt an audience to engage, directly with social worldwide. Yet today they are in into action. This interactive entrepreneurs working in great peril - overfished, polluted, session starts with examples emerging markets. To what and damaged by the absorption from those whose stories have degree have these respective of ever-increasing amounts successfully galvanized broad agencies facilitated the work of carbon dioxide. What must audiences in support of their of innovative social change be done if we are to reverse efforts and moves quickly into a agents working directly with the destruction of this vital fast-paced sharing of experience the poor? What can be done resource? Join in this interactive, and recommendations from to enhance the impact of solution-oriented discussion the audience. This session will these potentially powerful with some of the world’s leading synthesize themes and draw on partnerships? The session will activists, academics and social the extensive expertise in the draw upon entrepreneurs in the entrepreneurs working at the room so that everyone walks audience who have engaged with intersection of this critical issue. away with tangible strategies for international aid agencies. compelling action!

MODERATOR MODERATOR Jon Bowermaster, Writer & MODERATOR Elizabeth Littlefield, Filmmaker, Oceans 8 Films Jess Search, CEO, Director, CGAP SPEAKERS Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation SPEAKERS Rupert Howes, CEO, Marine SPEAKERS Jörg Hartmann, Stewardship Council Premal Shah, President, Kiva Executive Director, GTZ Jake Eberts, Independent Jim Berk, CEO, Participant Media Ambassador Elizabeth Frawley Producer Cara Mertes, Director, Bagley, Special Representative Callum Roberts, Professor, Sundance Institute Documentary for Global Partnerships, Office of University of York Film Program Secretary of State Alvin Hall, Broadcaster, Author, & Minouche Shafik, President, Cooperhall Press Inc. Permanent Secretary, DFID Rachel Kyte, Vice President, International Finance Corporation NEED TO KNOW

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Collaboration in Action ENTERPRISE ACCELERATOR When Disaster Local Talent on Strikes: Social a Global Scale: entrepreneurs HR strategies for managing through sustainability crisis Reception ROOM Lecture Theatre 4 This interactive session looks Social entrepreneurs tackle at cultivating talent throughout difficult problems in challenging an organisation for scale and environments, often working in impact, whether you are working places with weak infrastructure, to convert local beneficiaries fragile government and limited into operational staff, building a resources. When disaster hits, team to scale your organisation such as the earthquake in Haiti, at a global level, or strategising social entrepreneurs often have around succession planning. Connect and Collaborate the networks and processes Draw on the experience of SEMINAR ROOM A & B top-level social entrepreneurs, in place to be effective early Table top conversations run in parallel with Forum sessions. consumers-turned-managers, responders. This requires Problem-solve challenges, share best practices, and network. and sector consultants to help meeting the dual challenge of Sign up with your discussion topic in Seminar A or join an existing you problem solve your toughest managing their own operations group – first come, first served. in a time of stress and HR challenge. coordinating relief efforts. In this session, social entrepreneurs MODERATOR who have managed through DON’T MISS crisis will talk about what it Jill Finlayson, Web Marketing takes to be effective. Manager, Social Edge, Skoll A THING Foundation www.skollworldforum.com SPEAKERS For video coverage of MODERATOR Mai Siriphongphanh, key sessions, podcasts, Ray Suarez, Senior Chief People Officer & COO, photographs and video diaries. Correspondent, PBS Newshour Digital Divide Data You can also follow our bloggers. See page 10 for more SPEAKERS Viwe Mgudlwa, Site Coordinator, information on social reporting. Paul Farmer, Co-Founder, mothers2mothers Partners In Health Sam Goldman, CEO, D.light Design Jenny Bowen, Founder & Executive Director, Sébastien Marot, International Half the Sky Foundation Coordinator, Friends-International SKOLL AWARDS SHELDONIAN THEATRE Craig Kielburger, Chair & Pari Jhaveri, Executive Director, THURSDAY 1730-1900 Founder, Free The Children Third Sector Partners Yvette Alberdingk Thijm, Hear the stories of the Skoll Executive Director, Witness Awardees. A wonderful evening followed by a reception in the University Examination Schools. 20 T YHURSDA 1730-1900 SKOLL

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SHEL DONIAN THEATRE | DOORS OPEN AT 1645 | SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION CEREMONY 1730-1900 2010 AWARDEES The Skoll Foundation invites you to attend the Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship to honour the 2010 Awardees and to celebrate all those who are working to create a peaceful, prosperous, and sustainable world. Please join Jeff Skoll, Founder and Chairman, and Sally Osberg, President and CEO, for a special evening of inspiration and storytelling. FEATURING Remarks by: Paul Hawken, CEO, OneSun Solar Sally Osberg, President and CEO, Skoll Foundation NEED TO KNOW musical performance BY:

See pages 8/9 for maps Jimmy and Donnie Demers Luggage Room: 0815 - 1730 Premiere OF: Cloakroom: 0815 - 1730 Uncommon Heroes short films about: TransFair, MARC FREEDMAN Computer Room: 0815-1730 Afghan Institute of Learning, GramVikas. Civic Ventures 21 THURSDAY 1900-2130 Awards Reception E XAMINATION SCHOOLS Join fellow delegates and Skoll Awardees at the University of Oxford Examination Schools.

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ANDREW YOUN SCOTT GILMORE One Acre Fund Peace Dividend Trust PRIVATE FILM Screening: Oceans Od T eON hEATRE, 63 George Street This exclusive pre-screening offers an unprecedented look beneath the sea in a powerful yet enchanting motion picture. Free Admission Limited Seating Doors open at 2130

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0900-1030 Collaboration in Action CRITICAL ISSUES COLLABORATION IN ACTION Governments Climate Donor and Social Change Post- Collaboration Entrepreneurs: Copenhagen: for Issue Level Partnership versus Collaborating from Impact subcontracting the ground up RosT h de rUST Lecture Theatre N eLSON MANdela Lecture Theatre Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre W hat happens when multiple With social challenges facing The Copenhagen Climate Summit donors, social entrepreneurs, all governments, how many left the climate community government and civil society are turning to innovative wrestling with the best way to actors collaborate for impact? A social entrepreneurs for new proceed in the absence of a groundbreaking initiative funded approaches and operating global agreement on carbon by AVINA and the Skoll Foundation models? What opportunities emissions. Barring multi-national is a live case study in the power does this present for social cooperation, progress must of cross-sector, cross border entrepreneurs working globally? continue at the national and collaboration. Our panellists From the White House’s newly sub-national levels, calling on - leading funders, experts in established Social Innovation industries, non-governmental policy reform and indigenous Fund to the emergence of organisations, and social land ownership, and innovators Singapore as a regional hub entrepreneurs to self-organise in satellite monitoring and data for social entrepreneurship, and collaborate to drive emission analysis - will discuss the ups and this session will explore the reductions. This cross cutting downs of crafting this integrated, perspective of senior government conversation engages participants multi-network approach and its leaders on the public sector’s from multiple sectors around effect on deforestation reduction aspirations in relation to opportunities for collaboration and poverty alleviation in the entrepreneurial social ventures. including how to bring about Amazon region. change from the bottom up.

MODERATOR MODERATOR Stephen Goldsmith, Professor, MODERATOR Federico Bellone, Amazon Program Harvard Kennedy School George Polk, Founder & CEO, Manager, Fundación AVINA The Catalyst Project SPEAKERS SPEAKERS Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister SPEAKERS Sally Osberg, President & CEO, for Community Development, Paul Hawken, CEO, OneSun Solar Skoll Foundation Youth and Sports, Singapore Mindy Lubber, President, Ceres Brizio Biondi-Morra, Ilse Treurnicht, CEO, MaRS President, AVINA Seema Paul, CEO, Shakti Discovery District, Toronto Sustainable Energy Foundation Mariano Cenamo, Peter Holbrook, Chief Executive, Executive Secretary, Idesam Social Enterprise Coalition Dr. Martín Von Hildebrand, NEED TO KNOW Director, Fundación Gaia Amazonas Adalberto Veríssimo, Senior Registration 0800 - 1230 | Entrance Hall Research & Co-Founder, Imazon

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ENTERPRISE ACCELERATOR INNOTI VA VE FINANCE Next Generation Tapping into Social Media Social Finance for Greater for Growth: Programmatic A clinic for Impact practitioners Lecture Theatre 4 Reception ROOM Tech literate social entrepreneurs Social entrepreneurs know all are using mobile technology and too well the limits of grant-driven the latest in social media tools growth, and are increasingly to loop staff, beneficiaries and designing business models to tap supporters together in new and into debt, equity, and other forms innovative ways. Going beyond of finance to drive impact and the often siloed departments of scale. But these strategies can communications and fundraising, create organisational challenges Connect and Collaborate this session will focus on cutting for entrepreneurs and can send SEMINAR ROOM A & B edge strategies and uses of confusing signals to existing Table top conversations run in parallel with Forum sessions. social media for greater impact funders and partners. Led by Problem-solve challenges, share best practices, and network. on mission objectives. Move proven investors and advisors, Sign up with your discussion topic in Seminar A or join an existing beyond Facebook and Twitter this clinic offers strategic and group – first come, first served. and redesign your social media practical approaches to attracting strategy to dissolve distances, investment dollars, effectively expand roles of beneficiaries, managing them once they arrive, donors and staff, and to increase and strategically employing them NETWORKING your programmatic impact. for heightened impact and scale. Connect with fellow delegates in the Networking Lounge, MODERATOR MODERATOR Entrance Hall and Common Jim Fruchterman, President & Christine Eibs Singer, CEO, E+Co Room. The amphitheatre is CEO, Benetech Initiative also open in good weather. SPEAKERS Seminar Room 13 is also SPEAKERS Bim Hundal, Chairman & Partner, available for meetings. See Leila Chirayath Janah, Lions Head Global Partners page 8 for maps. CEO, Samasource Harold Rosen, Monty Metzger, CEO & Founder, Executive Director, Ahead of Time GmbH Grassroots Business Fund Marc Davis, Chief Scientist & Jurie Willemse, BREAK Co-Founder, Invention Arts Managing Director, GroFin 1030-1100 V isit the Entrance Hall and Networking Lounge for refreshments and chat or enjoy some fresh air in the amphitheatre. The Common Room is open all day for delegates to meet and eat. 24 FRY IDA

1100-1230 INNOTI VA VE FINANCE CRITICAL ISSUES ENTERPRISE ACCELERATOR The Colours Canary in the Reimagining of Money: Coal Mine: H1N1 Networks for Social financiers and global threat Innovation and collaborating for preparedness in the Impact impact 21st Century Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre N eLSON MANdela Lecture Theatre Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre In a world where everyone is Investors are looking beyond Pandemics pose an inarguably a co-creator, witness, reporter the single bottom line, but still daunting global threat: they or educator, social networks seek commercial returns on their are hard to predict, spread have become more powerful investment. Philanthropists want to globally at rapid speed, impact than ever. With advancements maximise impact with constrained people directly, and have the in open sourced technology resources. Governments recognise potential to stop commerce. platforms, these exploding on- the limitations of development The H1N1 virus presented us line networks can be used to fuel programmes to solve the world’s with the first pandemic of the innovation, foster serendipity, most pressing problems. This 21st century, but how well did give voice to beneficiaries, and session explores ways that the world respond? This cross- collaborate with kindred thinkers. investment, philanthropic and sector conversation engages Join experts as they discuss government resources are working academics, policy-makers, social the roles, barriers and future together to create positive entrepreneurs, and audience opportunities for networking to impact in innovative ways - members around what worked, facilitate collaboration, heighten through investment approaches what didn’t, and what can programmatic impact, and foster that combine different ’colours be learned about the roles of accountability and transparency. of money,’ working to help government, industry, the social innovations escape the world of sector, and media when it comes the small but beautiful. to tackling a global threat. MODERATOR Bruno Giussani, European Director, TED Conferences MODERATOR MODERATOR SPEAKERS Daniel Crisafulli, Director, Larry Brilliant, President, Skoll Mona Eltahawy, Columnist Investments and Partnerships, Global Threats Fund & Public Speaker, www. Skoll Foundation SPEAKERS monaeltahawy.com SPEAKERS Seth Berkley, President & CEO, Joichi Ito, CEO, Laurie Spengler, President & CEO, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative Creative Commons ShoreBank International Ltd. Angela McLean, Professor of Liu Yan, CEO & Co-Founder, Toby Eccles, Development Mathematical Biology, All Souls Xindanwei Director, Social Finance College, University of Oxford Oliver Karius, Partner, LGT Mark Smolinski, Director, Venture Philanthropy Global Health, Google.org David Heymann, Chairman, Health Protection Agency, UK NEED TO KNOW

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CRITICAL ISSUES COLLABORATION IN ACTION Climate Change, Collaborative Societal Leadership: A Demand, and practical toolkit Food Security: R eCEPTION ROOM Social entrepreneurs How do you build an at the intersection organisation in which L TeCTURE heatre 4 everyone is a leader and has the resources and tools to B y 2050, there will be an drive change from within? In estimated 2.3 billion more people what ways can you increase to feed, one third more than organisational effectiveness today. Additionally, new sources and improve professional of food demand have emerged culture while maintaining an with increased use of food entrepreneurial environment? crops for bio fuels. Longstanding Connect and Collaborate Participants in this hands-on under-investment in agriculture, SEMINAR ROOM A & 13 workshop will work together along with sharp increases in to develop a framework for Table top conversations run in parallel with Forum sessions. fuel and food prices followed by understanding what it takes to Problem-solve challenges, share best practices, and network. the economic crisis, have driven build an institution that values Sign up with your discussion topic in Seminar A or join an existing an estimated 100 million more and supports changemakers, group – first come, first served. people into poverty. This session and then use what they have brings together recognised learned to collaboratively experts and innovators in the shape and refine their own field to outline solutions to this organisational strategies. LUNCH looming global threat. 1230 - 1400 Picnic lunch bags will be SPEAKERS MODERATOR provided in the Entrance Hall. Diana Wells, President, Ashoka John Elkington, Founder & Executive Chairman, Volans Charlie Brown, Executive Director, Ashoka Changemakers SPEAKERS Mark Fulton, Global Head of Climate Change Investment Research, Deutsche Bank Mark Lynas, Climate Writer, University of Oxford CLOS Ing PLENARY Ndidi Nwuneli, Director, African SHELDONIAN THEATRE Alliance for Capital Expansion 1430-1600 Richard Jefferson, CEO, Cambia Join fellow delegates at the Sheldonian Theatre for an inspired closing focused on persuasion, the building of a movement and realising a vision. 26 FRY IDA

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OPENING remarks and master of ceremonies Pamela Hartigan, Director, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

The Power of Persuasion: Pulling in the reluctant collaborators Caroline Casey, Founder & CEO, Kanchi

Anatomy of a Movement Aruna Roy, Activist, Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan with Nikhil Dey and Shankar Singh

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Helmy Abouleish Karabi Acharya Yvette Byron Auguste Managing Director Change Leader Alberdingk Thijm Director, Social SEKEM Group Ashoka Executive Director Sector Office WITNESS McKinsey & Helmy Abouleish is the Karabi Acharya, ScD, is the Company Inc. Managing Director of SEKEM global director of Ashoka Yvette J. Alberdingk Thijm is Group in Egypt. Under his Impact. She leads efforts Executive Director of WITNESS Byron Auguste is a Director stewardship, SEKEM received to understand how Ashoka (witness.org), a global human at McKinsey & Company, the Right Livelihood Award Fellows change systems. rights organisation that uses and the global leader of 2003, better known as the For over 15 years, she has video and technology to its Social Sector Office, ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’, worked in global health and create change. She has over housing worldwide practices and became a member of development. Her interests two decades of experience in in Economic Development, the Schwab Foundation. He include systems thinking, media, strategic partnerships, Education, Public Health, and is a recognised leader of and organisational networks. and innovative technologies. Philanthropy, working with sustainable change in the She welcomes crossing She is a Trustee of the leading intergovernmental Arab world, driving manifold boundaries and steadfastly Foundation Center, and is organisations, philanthropic initiatives in fields such as refuses to choose one on the Advisory Boards of foundations, NGOs, and Organic Agriculture, Social professional label (evaluator, uncensoredinterview.com and businesses to develop and Entrepreneurship and trainer, activist) or work in one lionessthefilm.com. implement solutions to Responsible Competitiveness. sector (health, agriculture). pressing societal challenges. SPEAKING He has authored one book, SPEAKING SPEAKING numerous articles and 1400 thursday speeches on economics, 1100 THURSDAY 1100 thursday Local talent on a global education, technology, and Partnering with academia: The power of many: scale: hr strategies for globalisation, and serves Balancing tradition and Collaborative impact and sustainability on several non-profit and transformational change measurement See page 18 advisory boards addressing See page 16 See page 16 these themes.

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Dr. Vivian Mike Barry Federico Bellone Jim Berk Balakrishnan Head of Sustainable Amazon Program CEO Minister for Community Business Manager Participant Media Development, Youth Marks & Spencer Fundación AVINA and Sports, Singapore Jim is CEO, Participant Mike Barry is Head of Federico Bellone is an Media, the leading provider of Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan Sustainable Business at the environmentalist involved entertainment which inspires was appointed Minister for UK retailer Marks & Spencer. in conservation and climate and compels social change. Community Development, Mike heads up the team that change in the Amazon. As Jim oversees operations, Youth and Sports, Singapore developed the company’s Amazon Program Manager strategy, media investment, in April 2005. Previously, groundbreaking Plan A, a for the AVINA foundation, he acquisitions and TakePart. he was Second Minister for 100 point plan to address a provides capacity building com. Before, Jim was CEO Information, Communication wide range of environmental support to leading social of Gryphon Colleges, Fairfield and the Arts; Second Minister and social issues. He helps entrepreneurs and institutions Communities and Hard Rock for Trade and Industry; provide the vision and the across the Amazon Basin Café International. He also Minister of State (National energy to affect change and countries, networking them led The Grammy Foundation Development), and also ensure a leading but efficient into building shared agendas and was a public high school the Minister responsible for approach to sustainability for sustainability. Born Italian, principal in Los Angeles. Jim entrepreneurship. In 2006, across the company. he has spent most of his life currently serves on the boards he convened the Social Prior to joining Marks & living and working throughout of Summit Entertainment, Enterprise Committee to Spencer, Mike worked as an Latin America, and holds MeToWe, Gryphon, advise on growing Singapore’s environment manager in the an MSc in environmental Community in Schools, Soliya social enterprise sector. He engineering sector and as an technology and water and the UCLA School of is a computer enthusiast and environmental consultant. He management. Theater, Film & Television. an avid reader. He is married is a chemistry graduate from with four children. Sheffield University. SPEAKING SPEAKING 1400 thursday SPEAKING SPEAKING 1100 THURSDAY The power of many: Compelling Action: Social 0900 FRIDAY 0900 THURSDAY Collaborative impact and change media in the age of Governments and Social Beyond the single bottom measurement information overload Entrepreneurs: Partnership line: Pioneers in blended value See page 18 versus subcontracting See page 16 See page 14 See page 22 0900 FRIDAY Donor Collaboration for Issue Level Impact See page 22 30

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Seth berkley Brizio DAVID BORNSTEIN JENNY BOWEN President & CEO Biondi-Morra Chief Storyteller Founder & Executive International AIDS President Dowser Media Director Vaccine Initiative AVINA Half the Sky Foundation David Bornstein specialises Seth Berkley is President & Brizio Biondi-Morra is in communicating ideas Jenny Bowen established CEO of the International AIDS President of AVINA, a that advance social change. Half the Sky Foundation Vaccine Initiative, a non- foundation working in He is the author of Social in 1998 after she saw profit organisation working to partnership with civil society Entrepreneurship: What her daughter and other ensure the development of and business leaders in Everyone Needs to Know; children adopted from China preventive HIV vaccines for Latin America on their How to Change the World: blossom when they joined use throughout the world. Prior initiatives toward sustainable Social Entrepreneurs and their families. Since then, to founding IAVI, Berkley held development. AVINA has the Power of New Ideas; The more than 35,000 children positions at The Rockefeller 19 offices in 14 countries. Price of a Dream: The Story of living in Chinese orphanages Foundation, the U.S. Centers He is also Chairman of the Grameen Bank, and the have benefited from its for Disease Control and INCAE, the leading business 2005 Hart House Lecture. He programmes, which bring Prevention, the Massachusetts school in Latin America. is the founder of the recently the love of family to children Department of Public Health Brizio has published books launched news media site, who have lost theirs. Aided and the Carter Center. Berkley, on development for Cornell Dowser.org, which is designed by 30,000 supporters around a widely recognised leader in University Press, Editorial to help establish social the world, HTS is working global health, was named by Siglo XXI and Nicaragua’s innovation as a legitimate with the Ministry of Civil TIME magazine as “one of the Central Bank. He has category of daily news. Affairs on a ground-breaking 100 Most Influential People in a doctorate in Business plan to transform care for the World. Administration, Harvard SPEAKING orphans in every province and University and a doctorate municipality in China. SPEAKING in Economics, Bocconi 0900 THURSDAY University, Italy. Structuring SPEAKING 1100 Friday Collaboration: Mergers, Canary in the Coal Mine: SPEAKING partnerships and new 1400 THURSDAY H1N1 and global threat business models When Disaster Strikes: preparedness in the 21st 0900 Friday See page 14 Social entrepreneurs century Donor Collaboration for managing through crisis See page 24 Issue Level Impact See page 19 See page 22 31

Jon Lakhdar Brahimi LARRY BRILLIANT GIDON BROMBERG Bowermaster Veteran United Nations President Israeli Director Writer & Filmmaker Envoy and Advisor Skoll Global EcoPeace Oceans 8 Films Former Foreign Minister Threats Fund to Algeria G idon Bromberg is the Israeli Jon Bowermaster is a six- As a physician-epidemiologist, Director of EcoPeace/Friends time grantee of the National In his distinguished career, Larry worked in India on the of the Earth Middle East. He Geographic Expeditions Lakhdar Brahimi has served WHO smallpox eradication speaks regularly on water, Council and award-winning as Algeria’s Foreign Minister programme. He founded peace & security issues writer and film-maker. His and as Ambassador to Egypt The Seva Foundation, was before forums such as the UN recently concluded OCEANS and the UK. He mediated the VP and Executive Director of Commission for Sustainable 8 project took him and his end of Lebanon’s civil war. Google.org, and now chairs Development; U.S. House teams around the world by sea At the United Nations, he led the National Biosurveillance Committee on Foreign Affairs; kayak on expeditions ranging the Observer Mission to South Advisory Subcommittee. He the European Parliament and from the Aleutian Islands to Africa when Nelson Mandela is a member of the Council the Advisory Meeting to the UN Vietnam, French Polynesia to was elected and served in on Foreign Relations. Larry High Level Panel on Security. Chile/Argentina/Bolivia, Gabon Haiti and Afghanistan. He led received the UNO Global In 2007, Mr. Bromberg was to Croatia and Tasmania to the creation of the Brahimi Leadership Award, TED Prize invited to join the EastWest Antarctica. Seeing the world Report, with ambitious and was named International Institute’s International Task from the seat of a sea kayak recommendations to improve Public Health Hero by Force for Preventive Diplomacy has given Bowermaster a UN peacekeeping. He is a University of California. Time and was awarded a Fellowship one-of-a-kind look at both the member of The Elders, a magazine named him one of at Yale University on global health of the planet’s ocean group of senior statesmen the most influential scientists leadership. and the lives of people who created by Mandela. and thinkers and one of the depend on them. most influential people in the SPEAKING SPEAKING world. 0900 THURSDAY SPEAKING 1700 WEDNESDAY SPEAKING Peace Building and 1400 THURSDAY OPENING PLENARY Conflict: The role for social Oceans in Peril: Catalyzing See page 13 1100 Friday entrepreneurs international collaboration Canary in the Coal Mine: See page 14 H1N1 and global threat See page 18 0900 thursday preparedness in the 21st Peace Building and 1100 THURSDAY century Conflict: The role for social WATER SCARCITY AND THE entrepreneurs See page 24 HUMAN RIGHT TO WATER See page 14 See page 16 32

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CHARLIE BROWN LAURA CALLANAN PHILIP CAMPBELL CAROLINE CASEY Executive Director Consultant Editor-in-Chief Founder & CEO Ashoka Changemakers McKinsey & Company Nature Kanchi Inc. Charlie is the Executive Dr. Philip Campbell is Caroline Casey is the founding Director of Ashoka’s Laura Callanan leads McKinsey Editor-in-Chief of Nature CEO of Kanchi and the O2 Changemakers (www. & Co’s research on social and Nature Publications, Ability Awards and is also changemakers.com), an impact assessment and based in London. He has an international speaker online community that social investing. Laura served a BSc in aeronautical and adventurer. A social open sources innovative as Senior Adviser at the engineering, an MSc in entrepreneur, Caroline sits solutions to entrenched United Nations Development astrophysics and a PhD and on the board for several problems worldwide and Programme, and Executive postdoctoral research in government, business and builds communities of action Director of The Prospect Hill upper atmospheric physics. not-for-profit organisations. to support them. Charlie Foundation. As Associate His areas of responsibility A former management specialises in open innovation Director at The Rockefeller include the editorial content consultant with Accenture, and managing online problem Foundation, Laura had general and management of Nature Caroline is visually impaired solving communities. He has management responsibility for and the long-term quality of to the degree that she is worked on environmental the $3bn endowment, and all Nature publications. He registered as legally blind. issues related to climate investment responsibility for the was the founding editor of change, tourism, and Foundation’s venture capital Physics World. SPEAKING innovations for the financial and private equity portfolio. management of national parks Laura was also a member SPEAKING 1430 FRIDAY in the U.S. and Jamaica. He of the Foundation’s Program CLOSING PLENARY has a business degree from Venture Experiment (ProVenEx) 0900 THURSDAY See page 26 Virginia Tech and MBA from commitment committee. The Neuroscience of the University of Denver. Change: Understanding the SPEAKING brain, influencing behaviour SPEAKING See page 15 1100 THURSDAY 1100 Friday The power of many: Collaborative Leadership: Collaborative impact and A practical toolkit measurement See page 25 See page 17 33

MARIANO CENAMO STEPHAN DAVID CHEN LEILA Executive Secretary CHAMBERS Principal CHIRAYATH JANAH Idesam Chairman of the Skoll Equilibrium CEO Centre Standing Capital Group Samasource Mariano Cenamo is a forest Committee engineer from the University Dave Chen’s focus on Leila Chirayath Janah Saïd Business School of Sao Paulo (ESALQ/ sustainability is a result is Founder and CEO of USP), and has extensive Stephan Chambers is of his work in venture Samasource, a social experience on working with Chairman of the Skoll Centre capital, regional economic business that connects over forest carbon projects over Standing Committee at the development and energy 600 women, youth, and the last ten years. Mariano University of Oxford’s Saïd policy. Previously a partner at refugees living in poverty to has been involved in many Business School, where he OVP Venture Partners, in late digital work. Samasource, projects and initiatives is also Director of the MBA 2007 he formed Equilibrium a grantee of the Rockefeller related to REDD and forest and Executive MBA degrees. Capital Group – the most and Mulago Foundations, is a conservation, working in He is Chairman of IWA focused, integrated, and recipient of the Netexplorateur partnership and providing Publishing and serves on the market-leading investment Innovation Prize and has support to institutions like advisory board of Princeton firm in sustainability.D ave is been profiled by BC S, CNN, the World Bank, Government University Press. Before a graduate of UC Berkeley & and The New York Times. Ms. of Amazonas, Amazonas joining the business school Northwestern’s Kellogg School Janah serves on the boards Sustainable Foundation (FAS), he was a director of Blackwell of Management. Dave is on of the San Francisco Social Katoomba Group, AVINA, Publishing. He is a Fellow the faculty at Kellogg and the Enterprise Institute and Tech IPAM, TNC, and others. of St Cross College and the Prince of Wales’s Business & Soup Global. She received a founder of the Free Business the Environment Programme, BA from Harvard. SPEAKING School. He is married with University of Cambridge. two daughters. SPEAKING 0900 FRIDAY SPEAKING Donor Collaboration for 0900 FRIDAY SPEAKING Issue Level Impact 1100 THURSDAY Next Generation Social See page 22 1430 FRIDAY Social Good with Market Media for Greater CLOSING PLENARY Returns? Investors and Programmatic Impact entrepreneurs are having it See page 26 See page 23 both ways See page 16 34

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Andrea Coleman ANN COTTON DANIEL CRISAFULLI LANCE Chief Executive Director Director, Investments CROFFOOT-SUEDE Executive Officer Camfed International and Partnerships Partner Riders for Health Skoll Foundation Linklaters LLP In 1991, Ann Cotton went Andrea Coleman is to Zimbabwe to study the Daniel Crisafulli is the Lance Croffoot-Suede is a chief executive officer of reasons behind rural girls’ Director of Investments and litigation partner in the global Riders for Health and has widespread exclusion from Partnerships at the Skoll law firm Linklaters LLP and a guided the financial and education. What she found Foundation. Previously, Dan co-author of Linklaters’ report advocacy development of inspired her to set up Camfed managed the Development on Camfed’s governance the organisation from its in 1993. Over 17 years, as Marketplace (DM), the World model. Lance is based in New inception. She established the the CEO of Camfed, Ann Bank’s social innovation York and manages Linklaters’ entrepreneurial and innovative has overseen the expansion programme recognised pro bono and community fundraising initiatives that have to 5 African countries, the as a ‘best practice’ by the investment programme in underpinned the organisation’s establishment of the US Harvard Business Review. that office, as well as serves, growth. Andrea’s work is key Foundation and the delivery In 2000, he co-founded the pro bono, as court appointed to the success of the field of educational benefits Technology Venture Capital counsel to indigent criminal programmes established and to 1,065,710 children, Group at the International defendants in the federal developed by her co-founder primarily girls. Ann has won Finance Corporation (IFC). criminal court in Manhattan. and executive director, Barry numerous awards including Dan earned a bachelor’s Coleman. the Skoll Award for Social degree summa cum laude SPEAKING Entrepreneurship and an from Dartmouth College and SPEAKING honorary doctorate in law from a master’s degree in public 1700 WEDNESDAY the University of Cambridge. policy from the Harvard OPENING PLENARY 0900 THURSDAY Kennedy School, where he See page 13 Structuring SPEAKING was a Kennedy Scholar. Collaboration: Mergers, partnerships and new 1700 WEDNESDAY SPEAKING business models OPENING PLENARY See page 14 See page 13 1100 FRIDAY The Colours of Money: Social financiers collaborating for impact See page 24 35

MARC DAVIS PETER DAYAN FRED Nikhil dey Chief Scientist & Professor de sam lazaro Activist Co-Founder University College Correspondent & Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Invention Arts London Director Sangathan PBS NewsHour Marc Davis is Chief Scientist Peter Dayan is a theoretical Nikhil Dey, aged 47, is one of Invention Arts, which neuroscientist. He Fred de Sam Lazaro directs of the founder members invents mobile and social builds mathematical and the Project for Under-Told of the MKSS along with technologies connecting computational models of Stories at St. John’s University Aruna Roy and Shankar people, the Web, and the neural processing, with in Minnesota, combining Singh. He has been a world. Before Invention Arts, a particular emphasis international journalism and part of the organisation’s he was Chief Scientist and on representation and teaching. He has served decision making collective VP Early Stage Products for learning. The models are PBS’ NewsHour since 1985 and its numerous struggles Yahoo! Mobile. As Assistant informed and constrained by and directed films from India of the poor for land, the Professor at UC Berkeley neurobiological, psychological and the Congo (DRC) for payment of minimum wages, School of Information, he and ethological data. He has the acclaimed series, Wide justice, and equality. He directed Garage Cinema been Director of the Gatsby Angle. His focus is on areas has also been a part of the Research, which pioneered Computational Neuroscience such as global health and organisation’s involvement context-aware mobile media Unit at University College development and solutions- in larger campaigns - most uploading, tagging, and London (UCL) since 2002. oriented reporting on social notably for the People’s Right sharing, and context-aware entrepreneurship. to Information, the Right to face recognition. Marc has SPEAKING Work, and the larger struggle transformed his ideas into SPEAKING for democratic rights. over 150 patent applications, 0900 THURSDAY and numerous prototypes, The Neuroscience of 1100 THURSDAY SPEAKING products, and publications. Change: Understanding the Water Scarcity and the brain, influencing behaviour Human Right to Water 1430 FRIDAY SPEAKING See page 15 See page 16 CLOSING PLENARY See page 26 0900 FRIDAY Next Generation Social Media for Greater Programmatic Impact See page 23 36

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jake eberts TOBY ECCLES CHRISTINE JOHN ELKINGTON Independent Development Director EIBS SINGER Founder & Executive Producer Social Finance CEO Chairman E+Co Volans In a career spanning more than Toby Eccles founded Social three decades, Jake Eberts Finance and has been Christine Eibs Singer, John Elkington is the has financed, produced, or working on impact investment ECo’s Co-Founder and Founding Partner & Executive executive produced over fifty since October 2005 when Chief Executive Officer, is Chairman of Volans films. These films have been he joined the Commission responsible for the vision (2008), and Co-founder of nominated for 65 Academy on Unclaimed Assets. and strategy behind ECo’s SustainAbility (1987). He is Awards, including eight for Previously he was Director mission to create energy a world authority on corporate Best Picture. Eberts currently of Research at ARK, a child enterprises that alleviate responsibility and sustainable serves as Chairman of National focused foundation, where poverty and protect the development. In 2004, Geographic Films and as Advisor he built programmes in the planet. She has over 20 BusinessWeek described him to Participant Media. UK and South Africa. In years of experience in the as “a dean of the corporate the commercial world Toby successful implementation responsibility movement SPEAKING worked in corporate finance of public-private partnerships for three decades.” John at UBS Warburg, and for and regularly shares her co-authored The Power of 1400 THURSDAY Data Connection, a leading knowledge and best practices Unreasonable People: How Oceans in Peril: Catalysing UK software company. He is with other thought leaders in Entrepreneurs Create Markets international collaboration a non-executive director of this sector. to Change the World with See page 18 Antidote, a charity developing Pamela Hartigan. emotional intelligence in schools. Toby holds a BA in SPEAKING SPEAKING Maths from Oxford. 0900 FRIDAY 1100 FRIDAY SPEAKING Tapping into Social Climate Change, Finance for Growth: Societal Demand, and 1100 FRIDAY A clinic for practitioners Food Security: Social The Colours of Money: entrepreneurs at the See page 23 Social financiers collaborating intersection for impact See page 25 See page 24 37

MOA NA ELT HAWY EVE ENSLER INA EPKENHANS PAUL FARMER Columnist & Public Playwright & Founder Director Co-Founder Speaker V-Day PHINEO Partners In Health www.monaeltahawy.com Eve Ensler is an internationally Ina Epkenhans is Director Dr. Paul Farmer is Presley Mona Eltahawy is a New acclaimed playwright, of Analysis and Research at Professor & Chair of the York-based award-winning activist and author of The PHINEO. She spent five years Department of Global Health columnist and public speaker Vagina Monologues. Eve’s in the Future of Civil Society & Social Medicine at Harvard on Arab and Muslim issues. plays include Necessary Division at the Bertelsmann Medical School, Chief of the She is a columnist for Qatar’s Targets, The Treatment and Foundation in Germany. Division of Global Health Al Arab newspaper, Israel’s The Good Body, and her This division supports more Equity at Brigham and Jerusalem Report, Denmark’s books include Insecure At effective forms of philanthropy Women’s Hospital, and co- Politiken and Metro Canada Last: A Political Memoir; A which is why the Bertelsmann founder of Partners In Health. and she has been published Memory, A Monologue, A Foundation – with partners – With his colleagues, Dr. frequently in The Washington Rant and a Prayer, and the recently established PHINEO. Farmer has pioneered novel, Post and the International recently published New York PHINEO wants to provide community-based treatment Herald Tribune. Before moving Times bestseller, I Am An orientation for donors by strategies for infectious to the U.S. in 2000, Mona Emotional Creature. She is presenting approaches proven diseases in resource-poor was a reporter in the Middle also the founder of V-Day, to yield outstanding impacts. settings that strengthen East. Mona was born in Egypt the global movement to end comprehensive health and has lived in the U.K, violence against women and SPEAKING services. Saudi Arabia and Israel. girls, which has raised over $75 million for anti-violence 1100 THURSDAY SPEAKING SPEAKING groups worldwide. The Power of Many: Collaborative impact and 1700 WEDNESDAY 1100 FRIDAY SPEAKING measurement OPENING PLENARY Reimagining Networks See page 17 See page 13 for Innovation and Impact 1100 THURSDAY How to Build a ‘Fierce, See page 24 1400 THURSDAY Wild Unstoppable WHEN DISASTER STRIKES: Movement and Community’ Social entrepreneurs See page 16 managing through crisis See page 19 \

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JYILL FINLA SON AMBASSADOR CHRIS FRITH JIM FRUCHTERMAN Web Marketing ELIZABETH Emeritus Professor of President & CEO Manager, Social FRAWLEY BAGLEY Neuropsychology Benetech Initiative Edge Special Representative University College Jim Fruchterman is a leading Skoll Foundation for Global Partnerships London social entrepreneur and CEO Office of Secretary Chris Frith is Emeritus of Benetech, a non-profit Jill Finlayson markets and of State develops content for Social Professor of Neuropsychology technology company based Edge, the Skoll Foundation’s Ambassador Bagley was sworn at the Wellcome Centre for in Palo Alto, California. He online community for social in as Special Representative Neuroimaging at University is a former rocket scientist entrepreneurs. Social Edge for Global Partnerships in College London, and Niels who creates technology has discussions, blogs and the Office of the Secretary Bohr Visiting Professor in the social enterprises targeting resources including the of State on June 18, 2009. Interacting Minds project at underserved markets Social Entrepreneur Search. She served as Senior Advisor the University of Aarhus in including people with Jill worked for eBay and was under former Secretary of State Denmark. He is a pioneer in disabilities, the human on the first Be ay Foundation Madeleine Albright where she application of brain imaging rights and environmental governance committee. She established and headed the to the study of mental conservation communities. has developed online and Office ofM edia Programming processes and in the study Fruchterman has received offline educational materials Acquisition for the newly of the social brain. For this a MacArthur Fellowship and for entrepreneurs and co- independent Balkan states. work he was elected a Fellow the Skoll Award for Social authored the McGraw Hill book From 1994 to 1997, she of the Royal Society in 2000. Entrepreneurship. Fundraising on eBay. served as the U.S. Ambassador He has over 400 publications to Portugal. Ambassador Bagley in scientific journals and SPEAKING SPEAKING is a longstanding member is author of Making up the of The Council on Foreign Mind: How the Brain Creates 0900 FRIDAY 1400 THURSDAY Relations and the Clinton Library our Mental World. Next Generation Social Local Talent on a Global Foundation. Media for Greater Scale: HR strategies for SPEAKING Programmatic Impact sustainability SPEAKING See page 23 0900 thursday See page 19 1400 thursday The Neuroscience of Aid Agencies and Social Change: Understanding the Entrepreneurs: Natural brain, influencing behaviour allies, new bridges See page 15 See page 18 \

MARK FULTON SCOTT GILMORE BRUNO GIUSSANI PETER gleick Global Head of Climate Executive Director European Director President Change Investment Peace Dividend TED Conferences Pacific Institute Research Trust Deutsche Bank Bruno Giussani is the Dr. Peter Gleick is co-founder Scott Gilmore is the founder European director of TED and president of the Pacific Mark Fulton joined Deutsche of Peace Dividend Trust a (www.ted.com), a non-profit Institute, Oakland, California. Bank in 2006 as Global non-profit that finds, tests, devoted to Ideas Worth His work addresses the Head of Climate Change and promotes new ideas Spreading, and the curator connections between water Investment Research, DB for improving peace and of the annual TEDGlobal and health, human rights, Climate Change Advisors: humanitarian operations. conference. He is also a climate change, privatisation, New York. Prior to this, he PDT has helped the United well-known author and and international conflicts. had 29 years of investment Nations to standardise how an entrepreneur who has Gleick was named a experience in senior roles in it launches peacekeeping co-founded three internet MacArthur Fellow in 2003 and research and management at missions; and its Peace companies. He is a member elected to the US National Citigroup in the US, Salomon Dividend Marketplace of the Board of the Knight Academy of Sciences in Smith Barney and NatWest project has redirected Fellowships at Stanford 2006. Gleick received a B.S. in Sydney, Potter Partners in over $400 million into the University. He is based in from Yale and a Ph.D. from Melbourne and James Capel Afghan economy. Scott was Switzerland. the University of California, in London. He has a BA in previously an entrepreneur, Berkeley. He is the author Philosophy & Economics from a Canadian diplomat and SPEAKING of eight books, including The Oxford University. worked for the UN. In World’s Water (Island Press, 2009, he was named one of 1100 FRIDAY Washington). SPEAKING Canada’s Top 40 Under 40. Reimagining Networks for Innovation and Impact SPEAKING 1100 FRIDAY SPEAKING See page 24 Climate Change, Societal 1100 thursday Demand, and Food 0900 thursday Water Scarcity and the Security: Social entrepreneurs Peace Building and Human Right to Water at the intersection Conflict: The role for social See page 16 See page 25 entrepreneurs See page 14 40

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ian goldin SAM GOLDMAN StePHeN diana good Director CEO goldsmith Partner James Martin 21st D.light Design Professor Linklaters LLP Century School Harvard Kennedy Sam Goldman is D.light’s School Diana Good was a litigation Ian Goldin is Director of the co-founder and CEO. He partner of the global law firm James Martin 21st Century has founded and managed Stephen Goldsmith is a Linklaters LLP for 20 years. School and a Professorial ventures in India and Africa Professor of Government She is now working as a Fellow at Balliol College, for 10 years, including and the Director of the co-author with Linklaters of University of Oxford. Previously improved agriculture and Innovations in American a report on the governance he was Vice President of construction businesses, Government Program at model of Camfed. She has a the World Bank after serving an agricultural training Harvard University’s Kennedy part time judicial appointment as Chief Executive of the centre, and a for-profit GN O School of Government. and also works in the not for Development Bank of Southern cultivating the miracle tree He is the Chairman of the profit sector as the chair of Africa. Earlier, he worked as Moringa. He has distributed Corporation for National the Mary Ward Settlement Principal Economist at EBRD, low-cost latrines, cook and Community Service. which runs both an adult and at OECD in Paris. He has stoves and rain cisterns in Goldsmith served two terms education centre and a free published 13 books, his most rural Africa. Sam has lived as mayor of Indianapolis, legal advice centre for the recent being Globalisation for in Cameroon, Mauritania, America’s twelfth-largest city, disadvantaged and excluded. Development (Palgrave). He Pakistan, Peru, India, where he earned a reputation has a BSc and BA (Hons) from Rwanda, Canada and USA. as one of the country’s most SPEAKING the University of Cape Town, He has an MSc Biology and innovative public officials. MSc from London School of MBA from Stanford. Read His latest book, The Power of 1700 WEDNESDAY Economics and MA and DPhil Sam’s blog on Social Edge. Social Innovation, suggests a OPENING PLENARY from Oxford University. path for better relationships See page 13 SPEAKING between government and SPEAKING social entrepreneurs. 1400 thursday 1100 thursday Local Talent on a Global SPEAKING Partnering with Academia: Scale: HR strategies for Balancing tradition and sustainability 0900 FRIDAY transformational change See page 19 Governments and Social See page 17 Entrepreneurs: Partnership versus subcontracting See page 22 41

ALVIN HALL PAMELA HARTIGAN JöRG HARTMANN PAUL HAWKEN Broadcaster, Author Director Executive Director CEO & President Skoll Centre for Social GTZ OneSun Solar Cooperhall Press Inc Entrepreneurship Jörg Hartmann has been Paul Hawken is an author and Alvin Hall is an internationally Dr. Hartigan is Director managing GTZ’s Centre for businessman. His books have renown financial educator. of the Skoll Centre for Cooperation with the Private been published in over 50 His best-selling books Social Entrepreneurship at Sector since 2004. On behalf countries and 27 languages. include “Your Money or Your Said Business School and of the German government, They include The Ecology of Life,” “Getting Started in Founding Partner of Volans the Centre has initiated Commerce, Natural Capitalism, Stocks,” and a children’s Ventures. She spent eight over 1000 partnerships with and Blessed Unrest. He is CEO book, “Show Me the Money,” years as the Managing business in development of OneSun, Solar. published in 20 languages. Director of the Schwab cooperation. Integrating public He has presented several Foundation for Social and private sector perspectives SPEAKING BBC2 television series and Entrepreneurship where she Jörg chairs the German programmes on BBC Radio 4. created the vision, strategic Global Compact Network 1730 THURSDAY This year, Hall presented the orientation and management and an advisory group on Skoll Awards for Social BBC World News series “Alvin’s of the Schwab Foundation Germany’s national Corporate Entrepreneurship Guide to Good Business,” from its inception. She is Responsibility strategy. Before See page 20 featuring social entrepreneurs a widely recognised global joining GTZ, he held various in Africa, Asia, and the US. leader in the field of social positions at BASF. Jörg holds 0900 FRIDAY Hall lives in New York City entrepreneurship and co- degrees from the Universities Climate Change Post- where he teaches classes authored The Power of of Heidelberg, Germany and Copenhagen: Collaborating about the financial markets. Unreasonable People: How Pietermaritzburg, South Africa. from the ground up Entrepreneurs Create Markets See page 22 SPEAKING to Change the World with SPEAKING John Elkington. 1400 THURSDAY 1400 thursday Compelling Action: Social SPEAKING Aid Agencies and Social change media in the age of Entrepreneurs: Natural information overload 1700 WEDNESDAY allies, new bridges See page 18 OPENING PLENARY See page 18 See page 13

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DAVID HEYMANN PETER HOLBROOK DEBORAH HOLMES RUPERT HOWES Chairman Chief Executive Global Director, CEO Health Protection Social Enterprise Corporate Marine Stewardship Agency, UK Coalition Responsibility Council Ernst & Young LLP D r. David Heymann is the Peter Holbrook is CEO of the Rupert Howes has been Chairman of the Health Social Enterprise Coalition Deborah K. Holmes Chief Executive of the Marine Protection Agency. Previously, - the UK’s national body for established and leads Stewardship Council (MSC) he was Assistant Director- social enterprise representing Ernst & Young‘s Corporate since October 2004. He General for Health Security a wide range of social Responsibility function, received the Skoll Award and Environment at WHO. enterprises, regional and focused on skill-based for Social Entrepreneurship Dr Heymann worked for 13 national support networks and volunteerism in the ‘3Es’ - in 2007 for his work in years in sub-Saharan Africa other related organisations. education, entrepreneurship establishing the MSC as for US Centers for Disease The Coalition’s key activities and environmental the world’s leading fishery Control and Prevention. He is are centred on informing sustainability. From 1996 certification and eco-labelling a recipient of the American and influencing the policy to 2004, she led Ernst and programme. A lifelong Public Health Association agenda, promoting the Young’s award-winning gender committed environmentalist Award for Excellence and was benefits of social enterprise equity work. Ms. Holmes, a and a professionally qualified named to the United States and undertaking research to published author and frequent accountant, Rupert came to Institute of Medicine. Currently expand the social enterprise public speaker, earned her the MSC from the influential he is also the Director of the evidence base. Peter was J.D. from Harvard Law School UK organisation Forum for Global Health Security Centre previously CEO of Sunlight and her B.A. in Government, the Future where he was the at Chatham House Development Trust which magna cum laude, from Director of the Sustainable works to tackle long-standing Harvard College. She lives in Economy Programme. SPEAKING health and social inequalities. New York City with her college sweetheart and her two SPEAKING 1100 FRIDAY SPEAKING school-aged sons. Canary in the Coal Mine: 1400 THURSDAY H1N1 and global threat 0900 FRIDAY SPEAKING Oceans in Peril: Catalyzing preparedness in the 21st Governments and Social international collaboration century Entrepreneurs: Partnership 0900 THURSDAY See page 18 See page 24 versus subcontracting Beyond the Single See page 22 Bottom Line: Pioneers in blended value See page 14 43

BIM HUNDAL Joichi Ito RICHARD PARI JHAVERI Chairman & Partner CEO JEFFERSON Executive Director Lions Head Global Creative Commons CEO Third Sector Partners Partners Cambia Joichi Ito is the CEO of Pari Jhaveri heads Third Bim Hundal is a founding Creative Commons. He has Dr. Richard Jefferson is CEO Sector Partners, a high end Partner of Lions Head Global created numerous internet of Cambia, founded two executive search firm which Markets, an investment companies including PSINet decades ago to democratize recruits senior management bank focused on emerging Japan, Digital Garage and science-enabled innovation. and boards across verticals of markets and development. Infoseek Japan and was Richard is a prominent NGOs, CSR, BOP markets. Pari LHGP is a pioneer in using an early stage investor in molecular biologist, is Co-founder of barefootjobs. capital markets to help meet Twitter, Six Apart, Wikia, Flickr, agricultural scientist, org, India’s first interactive development objectives, and SocialText, Dopplr, Last.fm, innovation system strategist job portal for NGO sector is often engaged in areas not Rupture and other internet and social entrepreneur. and Katalyst, an initiative for normally served by the capital companies. He founded the Biological underprivileged girls enabling markets, such as African Open Source Initiative their higher education and agriculture. Prior to this, SPEAKING (BiOS), Patent Lens, the economic emancipation. Mr. Hundal was a Managing Initiative for Open Innovation Director at Goldman Sachs 1100 FRIDAY (IOI) and is Professor of SPEAKING where he ran their emerging Reimagining Networks Science, Technology & Law markets financing business in for Innovation and Impact at Queensland University of 1400 THURSDAY Central Europe, CIS, Middle See page 24 Technology. Local Talent on a Global East and Africa. Scale: HR strategies for SPEAKING sustainability SPEAKING See page 19 1100 FRIDAY 0900 FRIDAY Climate Change, Tapping into Social Societal Demand, and Finance for Growth: A Food Security: Social clinic for practitioners entrepreneurs at the See page 23 intersection See page 25 44

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Lakshmi Karan Oliver Karius CRAIG KIELBURGER RACHEL KYTE Director, Impact LGT Venture Chair & Founder Vice President Philanthropy Assessment & Learning Free The Children International Finance Skoll Foundation Oliver Karius is a partner at Corporation Craig Kielburger is the founder LGT Venture Philanthropy and As Director of Impact of Free The Children, a unique Rachel Kyte is IFC’s Vice has over 12 years experience Assessment and Learning, international development President, Business Advisory in sustainable and socially Lakshmi Karan is and youth empowerment Services. IFC’s advisory responsible investment, responsible for assessing organisation. In addition to work serves governments, venture philanthropy and Skoll Foundation’s building 500 schools that industries, and companies. corporate sustainability investment performance provide daily education to Ms. Kyte joined IFC in 2000. strategy consulting. He and effectiveness. Prior over 50,000 students in the In 2004 she became Director is the co-founder of the to Skoll, Lakshmi was a developing world, Free The for Environment and Social WEF aligned African Social consultant to Fortune 500 Children impacts more than Development, where she Entrepreneurship Network, companies,specialising one million young people introduced new sustainability DeRisk, VantagePoint Global, in systems design and across North America. performance standards and and worked previously for knowledge management. A humanitarian, social worked on energy efficiency SAM Sustainable Asset Within the social sector, activist and New York Times finance, sustainable supply Management, the Dow Jones she has worked with global bestselling author, Craig is chains, labour practices and Sustainability Index, F&C organisations on strategy, also the co-founder of Me to gender entrepreneurship. Investment Management and program management and We, a social enterprise that MunichRe. Oliver holds an assessment. Lakshmi has encourages ethical living and MSc in Global Environmental SPEAKING master’s degrees in both social responsibility through Change and Policy, Imperial systems management and daily choices. 1400 thursday College, UK and MSc from international relations, Aid Agencies and Social Ludwig Maximilians University, and a Ph.D. in nonprofit Entrepreneurs: Natural Germany. SPEAKING effectiveness and allies, new bridges organisational learning. 1400 thursday See page 18 SPEAKING When Disaster Strikes: Social entrepreneurs SPEAKING 1100 FRIDAY managing through crisis THE COLOURS OF MONEY: 1100 THURSDAY Social financiers collaborating See page 19 The Power of Many: for impact Collaborative impact and measurement See page 24 See page 17 45

ELIZABETH MINDY LUBBER MARK LYNAS SéBASTIEN MAROT LITTLEFIELD President Climate Writer International Director Ceres University of Oxford Coordinator CGAP Friends-International Mindy S. Lubber, JD/MBA, Mark Lynas is author of two Ms. Littlefield is aD irector is President of Ceres. best-selling popular books Sébastien Marot is Founder of the World Bank and the Ceres, a leading coalition of on climate change, High and Executive Director of CEO of CGAP, an independent investors and environmental Tide (2004) and Six Degrees Friends-International, a leading policy and research centre organisations, works with (2007), each published in social enterprise supporting that advances access companies and investors more than a dozen languages. marginalised children and to financial services for to build sustainability into The latter became a National youth. With his team of the world’s poor. CGAP the capital markets and Geographic film seen by 500 staff he has led the develops standards, provides to address sustainability millions around the world and expansion of the organisation advisory services, generates challenges such as global won the prestigious Royal into 12 countries across four market analytics and funds climate change. She also Society Prize for Science continents, developing best experiments in expanding directs the Investor Network Books 2008. He is currently practice services and social access to finance. Previously, on Climate Risk (INCR) - a a visiting academic at Oxford businesses. In recognition Ms Littlefield was the network of 80 institutional University’s Environmental of his work he has received Managing Director in charge investors representing over $8 Change Institute and advisor several international awards of Emerging Markets Capital trillion in assets - coordinating on climate change to the including the Order of Australia. Markets for JP Morgan in U.S. investor responses President of the Maldives. London. She has served to the financial risks and SPEAKING on the executive board of opportunities posed by SPEAKING Women’s World Banking, climate change. 1400 thursday Profund, MasterCard 1100 FRIDAY Local Talent on a Global Foundation, Calvert SPEAKING Climate Change, Scale: HR strategies for Foundation, and E&Co. Societal Demand, and sustainability 0900 FRIDAY Food Security: Social See page 19 SPEAKING Climate Change Post- entrepreneurs at the Copenhagen: Collaborating intersection 1400 thursday from the ground up See page 25 Aid Agencies and Social See page 22 Entrepreneurs: Natural allies, new bridges See page 18 46

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ISABELLA COLIN MAYER JOH N MCCALL ANGL E A MCLEAN MATAMBANADZO Peter Moores MACBAIN Professor of Chief Executive Dean, Professor Founder & Director Mathematical Biology Officer of Management McCall MacBain All Souls College, The Zimbabwe Trust Studies Foundation University of Oxford Saïd Business School Bella Matambanadzo is John McCall MacBain was Angela McLean studied CEO of The Zimbabwe Trust, Colin Mayer is Dean of the born in Niagara Falls, Ontario, Mathematics at Oxford a non-profit supporting Saïd Business School. He Canada. John received his and received her PhD in Zimbabwe’s economic created the most prestigious Economics degree from Biomathematics from Imperial recovery. She has worked in networks of economics, law McGill University in Montreal, College. She held a Royal radio, print and television, and finance academics in Canada, his Master’s degree Society URF in Oxford’s covering news in 36 African Europe at the Centre for in Law as a Rhodes Scholar Zoology Department and in countries for agencies such Economic Policy Research at Oxford University and his Immunology at the Pasteur as the Southern African (CEPR) and the European M.B.A. from Harvard Business Institute in Paris. She is now Economist, Inter Press Corporate Governance School. He was the Founder, a Senior Research Fellow at Service (IPS), the Zimbabwe Institute (ECGI). He has President and CEO as well All Souls College, Professor Broadcasting Corporation’s held visiting fellowships at as controlling shareholder of of Mathematical Biology in (ZBC) Radio One and Reuters’ Stanford, MIT and Brussels Trader ClassifiedM edia NV the Department of Zoology Africa Journal. Previously, University (ULB). He is from 1987 to 2006. After and Director of the Institute she was Zimbabwe Country a Fellow of the European selling the company, John for Emerging Infections in the Programme Manager for the Corporate Governance started the McCall MacBain James Martin 21st Century Soros Foundation’s Open Institute and an Honorary Foundation with his wife School. Angela was elected to Society Initiative for Southern Fellow of Oriel College Marcy, a family Foundation the Royal Society in 2009. Africa, and Chairperson of the and St Anne’s College, based in Geneva involved Board of Trustees of Radio Oxford. Mayer is Chairman in Health, Education and SPEAKING Voice of the People (VOP). of Oxera Holdings Ltd, one Environment. 1100 FRIDAY of the largest economics Canary in the Coal Mine: consultancies in the UK. SPEAKING SPEAKING H1N1 and global threat preparedness in the 21st 0900 thursday SPEAKING 1100 thursday Peace Building and Social Good with Market century Conflict: The role for social 1700 WEDNESDAY Returns? Investors and See page 24 entrepreneurs OPENING PLENARY entrepreneurs are having it See page 14 See page 13 both ways See page 16 47

JEFFe m ndelsohn CARA MERTES Monty metzger viwe mgudlwa Founder and CEO Director CEO & Founder Site Coordinator New Leaf Paper Sundance Institute Ahead of Time mothers2mothers Documentary Film GmbH Jeff Mendelsohn founded New Program Viwe Mgudlwa is a Leaf Paper with the mission of Monty C. M. Metzger is an Site Coordinator at the inspiring a fundamental shift Cara Mertes is an award- entrepreneur, author and mothers2mothers (m2m) toward sustainability in the winning executive producer, trend-scout. He is CEO of site in the township of paper industry. Jeff envisions director, programmer and Ahead of Time, an innovation Khayelitsha, West Cape, a complete redesign of the journalist. She oversees agency focusing on social South Africa. Viwe first industry based on natural the Sundance Institute media marketing, and he is joined m2m as a client systems and sustainable Documentary Film Program, founder of the open think tank when she learned she was design. Since it was founded including $1 million annual about the future of mobile positive during ante-natal in 1998, New Leaf Paper granting, Creative Labs, media, Mocom 2020. Monty care. At m2m she attended has driven real change in partnerships and initiatives founded his first company in support groups and received the marketplace through supporting contemporary 1998 and managed a global treatment to ensure her baby education and product issue documentary globally. trend research consultancy. was born HIV-negative. In innovation. Jeff is also deeply She has been awarded He studied Business 2007, Viwe became a Mentor engaged in expanding the Emmy’s, Peabody’s and Administration and Marketing Mother at the very clinic she socially responsible business DuPont-columbia Awards, and in Germany and Switzerland, received her treatment. She community. three times Academy Awards and he has just published the was soon promoted to Site nominated. She inaugurated book Mobile Future 2020. Coordinator managing other SPEAKING the ‘Stories of Change’ Mentor Mothers who provide partnership in 2007 with SPEAKING support to HIV-positive 0900 thursday the Skoll Foundation, which pregnant women on all issues Beyond the Single has nine films in production 0900 FRIDAY around PMTCT. Bottom Line: Pioneers in around social entrepreneurs Next Generation Social blended value and their issues. Media for Greater SPEAKING See page 14 Programmatic Impact SPEAKING See page 23 1400 THURSDAY Local Talent on a Global 1400 thursday Scale: HR strategies for Compelling Action: Social sustainability change media in the age of See page 19 information overload See page 18 48

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PTA mitchell read montague faith nkala ndidi nwuneli President & CEO Professor Deputy Executive Director The Paley Center Baylor College of Director African Alliance for For Media Medicine Camfed Zimbabwe Capital Expansion Pat Mitchell is President and Dr. Read Montague’s Faith Nkala is Deputy Ndidi Nwuneli is the co- CEO of The Paley Center work focuses broadly on Executive Director and Head founder of AACE Foods, for Media. Pat has been a computational neuroscience of Monitoring and Evaluation a social enterprise which network correspondent, a - the connection between the for Camfed in Zimbabwe. preserves and processes the documentary producer and physical mechanisms present Faith is proud to have grown best fruits and vegetables President and CEO of PBS. in real neural tissue and from being a beneficiary of in West Africa. Before Her career is characterised by the computational functions Camfed to an outstanding AACE, Ndidi established a commitment to optimising that these mechanisms role model. Her leadership and managed LEAP the power of media to inform, embody. His most recent in recent participatory and Africa, NIA, and the FATE inspire, entertain and empower. efforts seek to understand the empowering research left rural Foundation, leading non Her work has been recognised neurobiological mechanisms communities appreciative of profit organisations in Nigeria with 44 Emmy awards, five underlying social exchange their tremendous contribution focused on leadership and Peabody’s, and two Academy and its pathologies. He to girls’ education and entrepreneurship. She also Award nominations. currently holds the Brown empowerment. Faith Nkala worked as a management Foundation Chair of knows the enormous hurdles consultant with McKinsey SPEAKING Neuroscience at Baylor that girls from poor rural & Company and diverse College of Medicine. families face; her life bears international development 1100 thursday testimony to the transformative agencies. Ndidi is a graduate How to Build a ‘Fierce, SPEAKING power of education. of the Harvard Business Wild Unstoppable School and the Wharton Movement and Community’ 0900 thursday SPEAKING School of the University of See page 16 The Neuroscience of Pennsylvania. Change: Understanding the 1700 WEDNESDAY brain, influencing behaviour OPENING PLENARY SPEAKING See page 15 See page 13 1100 FRIDAY Climate Change, Societal Demand, and Food Security: Social entrepreneurs at the intersection See page 25 49

NICK O’DONOHOE SALLY OSBERG AGNES PAREYIO LAURA PARKIN Global Head of President & CEO Project Coordinator CEO Research Skoll Foundation Tasaru Ntomonok National JP Morgan Initiative Entrepreneurship As President and CEO of the Network Nick O’Donohoe is Global Skoll Foundation, Sally Osberg Agnes Pareyio was born on Head of Research at JP leads the organisation in 24th June 1956 in Narok Laura is the CEO of Morgan, with responsibility driving change by investing in, district, Kenya. She attended the non-profit National for the Equity, Credit, connecting and celebrating primary school, proceeded Entrepreneurship Network Interest Rate, FX and social entrepreneurs and to high school and later (NEN), a Wadhwani Commodities research others key to solving the on worked as an untrained Foundation initiative, which groups, and the Economics world’s most critical problems. teacher. In 1984, she she co-founded in 2003 research department. He is a Prior to the Skoll Foundation, involved herself in women as Executive Director of the member of the Management Sally served as the founding issues, with a passion of Wadhwani Foundation. NEN Committee of the Investment Executive Director of advocating for rights of now comprises the largest Bank and the Executive Children’s Discovery Museum, women in Maasailand, entrepreneurial community Committee of JPMorgan guiding it to national leading her to found the in India, with more than Chase. He also sponsors recognition. Currently, she Tasaru Ntomonok Initiative, 75,000 members, and the firm’s Social Finance sits on the boards of the a girls rescue centre in has developed a highly Group. Nick has a BA in Oracle Education Foundation, Narok. She was elected as effective model for rapidly Mathematical Economics and Partners for Sustainable a councillor for Upper Melili scaling entrepreneurship Statistics from Trinity College, Development, and the Skoll Ward and Vice-Chairperson education. Laura is a serial Dublin, Ireland and an MBA Global Threats Fund. to the Narok council in 2002, entrepreneur, having founded from the Wharton School, where she still serves. four companies. She was also University of Pennsylvania. SPEAKING a Vice President at Ashoka, SPEAKING and a venture capitalist at SPEAKING 0900 FRIDAY Highland Capital Partners. Donor Collaboration for 1100 thursday 1100 thurSDAY Issue Level Impact How to Build a ‘Fierce, SPEAKING Social Good with Market See page 22 Wild Unstoppable Returns? Investors and Movement and Community’ 1100 thurSDAY Partnering with Academia: entrepreneurs are having it See page 16 both ways Balancing tradition and transformational change See page 16 See page 17 50

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SEEMA PAUL JAMES PHILLS DR. FELIX PHIRI GEORGE POLK CEO Professor Director of Planning Founder & CEO and Information Shakti Sustainable Center for Social The Catalyst Project Energy Foundation Innovation, Stanford Ministry of Education, University Zambia George Polk, a serial Seema Paul is currently CEO entrepreneur, stepped down and Board member of the James A. Phills, Jr. is the With 15 years of working for as CEO of The Cloud in early Shakti Sustainable Energy Claude N. Rosenberg Jr. the Zambian Government, 2007 to focus on climate Foundation, a New Delhi- Director of Stanford’s Center Dr. Felix Phiri is currently change. Since then George based organisation that for Social Innovation and the Director of Planning and has founded the European promotes sustainable energy Professor of Organizational Information at the Ministry Climate Foundation, where and transportation policies in Behavior (Teaching) at the of Education. Dr. Phiri holds he also served as CEO & India. Prior to joining Shakti, Stanford Graduate School technical expertise in the Chairman. He also founded Ms. Paul served as Chief of of Business. Phills is also analysis and design of Project Catalyst, a major Policy at UNAIDS, and prior Academic Editor of the monitoring and evaluation initiative related to the COP15 to that as the Senior Program Stanford Social Innovation systems, design of systems negotiations. George has Officer in the Environment Review and Faculty Director for aid effectiveness, and also served as an adviser Team with Ted Turner’s United of the Executive Program measuring HIV/AIDS and its to George Soros on climate Nations Foundation. in Social Entrepreneurship socio-economic impacts. change related investments, (EPSE). His publications Research areas of interest Senior Advisor to McKinsey SPEAKING include Integrating Mission include community financing and the ClimateWorks and Strategy for Nonprofit and the universal coverage Foundation, and is a Director 0900 FRIDAY Organizations (Oxford and quality of education and of the Carbon War Room Climate Change Post- University Press, 2005). Phills health care. and Powerspan Corporation Copenhagen: Collaborating holds a B.A., M.A., and Ph.D., - a leader in carbon capture from the ground up all from Harvard University. SPEAKING technology. See page 22 SPEAKING 1700 WEDNESDAY SPEAKING OPENING PLENARY 1100 thursDAY See page 13 0900 FRIDAY Partnering with Academia: Climate Change Post- Balancing tradition and Copenhagen: Collaborating transformational change from the ground up See page 17 See page 22 51

RAFAEL RAmírez Sue Riddlestone CALLUM ROBERTS HAROLD ROSEN James Martin Senior Executive Director Professor Executive Director Research Fellow in & Co-Founder University of York Grassroots Business Futures BioRegional Fund University of Oxford Development Group Callum Roberts is professor of marine conservation at the Harold Rosen is Executive Rafael Ramírez is a James As a founder of BioRegional’s University of York in England. Director of the Grassroots Martin Senior Research One Planet programme, His research focuses on Business Fund. Harold spent Fellow in Futures at the Sue Riddlestone has worked threats to marine ecosystems 30 years managing IFC’s Oxford Institute for Science, to introduce sustainable and species, and on finding emerging markets investments Innovation & Society. He communities in countries the means to protect them. and leading IFC into new is also co-chairman of the from China to the USA. His latest book, The Unnatural geographic areas and sectors, World Economic Forum Global Sue has pioneered projects History of the Sea, charts such as microfinance, technical Agenda Council on Strategic for sustainable paper use, the effects of 1000 years of assistance and SMEs. He Foresight. Past posts include including the MiniMill, new exploitation on ocean life. founded the World Bank’s Professor of Management, technology for small scale group SME department, HEC Paris; Visiting Professor paper pulp production. As SPEAKING and then spun this off into of Scenarios and Corporate a member of the Mayor’s Grassroots Business Fund, Strategy, Shell International, London Sustainable 1400 THURSDAY an independent organisation and co-founder of Oxford Development Commission, Oceans in Peril: Catalysing funded by IFC and a number of Scenarios Programme and Sue has set targets for international collaboration others. Oxford Futures Forum. reducing London’s CO2 See page 18 emissions and the London SPEAKING SPEAKING 2012 Olympic bid – and subsequently helped to write 0900 FRIDAY 0900 thursDAY the sustainability strategy One Tapping into Social Navigating the Future: Planet Olympics. Finance for Growth: A Scenario planning for social clinic for practitioners entrepreneurs SPEAKING See page 23 See page 15 0900 thursDAY Structuring Collaboration: Mergers, partnerships and new business models See page 14 52

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Aruna Roy JESS SEARCH MINOUCHE SHAFIK PREMAL SHAH Activist CEO Permanent President Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Channel 4 BRITDOC Secretary Kiva Sangathan Foundation DFID Premal Shah helps lead Kiva. Aruna Roy began work as Jess Search is the Chief Nemat (Minouche) Shafik is Kiva raises over $1 million a civil servant. In 1975, Executive of the Channel4 Permanent Secretary for the each week for the working she resigned to join the BRITDOC Foundation (britdoc. Department for International poor and was named as Social Work and Research org), the organisation Development (DFID). She a Top 50 website by TIME Centre. In 1987, along with behind the Good Pitch. The joined DFID in 2004 as DG magazine in 2009. Prior to Shanker Singh, and Nikhil Foundation is five years old for all country programmes. Kiva, Premal spent six years Dey, she helped form MKSS and has supported over 50 Previously, Minouche served at PayPal and started his - a grassroots peasants and films including last year’s as Vice President, Private career as a management workers organisation, credited Sundance double winner Sector and Infrastructure, at consultant. Premal’s honours for founding India’s Right Afghan Star, Grierson winner the World Bank and in the include being named to to Information movement. Here’s Johnny and BAFTA senior management group of Fortune magazine’s 40 under As a member of the central winner Chosen. Previously, the IFC. She also taught at 40 list and his speaking government’s National Jess was a Channel 4 the Wharton Business School engagements include the Advisory Council from 2004- commissioning editor for five and at Georgetown University. Clinton Global Initiative. 2006, she played a key role years. She is currently doing a She has a B.A. in Economics Premal graduated from in incorporating strong citizens part-time MBA. & Politics, an M.Sc. in Stanford University. entitlements in the Right to Economics and a D.Phil. in Information and National Rural SPEAKING Economics. She is married, SPEAKING Employment Guarantee Acts. has two children and three 1400 THURSDAY stepchildren. 1400 THURSDAY SPEAKING Compelling Action: Social Compelling Action: Social change media in the age of SPEAKING change media in the age of 1430 friDAY information overload information overload CLOSING PLENARY See page 18 1400 THURSDAY See page 18 See page 26 Aid Agencies and Social Entrepreneurs: Natural allies, new bridges See page 18 53

SHANKAR SINGH MAI Jeff Skoll TIM SMIT Activist SIRIPHONGPHANH Founder & Chief Executive Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Chief People Officer Chairman & Co-Founder Sangathan & COO Skoll Foundation, Eden Project Digital Divide Data Participant Media, Shanker Singh, aged 55, is Tim Smit, CBE, is Chief one of the founder members and Skoll Global Mai Siriphongphanh Threats Fund Executive and co-founder of of the MKSS along with received her MBA from the the Eden Project in Cornwall. Aruna Roy and Nikhil Dey. Australian Graduate School Jeff Skoll is a philanthropist The Eden Project houses a Acknowledged to be one of Entrepreneurship in 2002. and social entrepreneur. complex of domes containing of India’s leading figures in In 2004 she participated As founder and chairman world-class horticulture, people’s theatre, he has in the Global Social Benefit of the Skoll Foundation, and demonstrates that combined over two decades Incubator Program. In Participant Media and the sustainability is about good of activism with the power 2008, she received the Skoll Global Threats Fund, he business practice and the of people’s communication Skoll Foundation Award for is bringing life to his vision of citizenship values of the through street theatre, Social Entrepreneurship. a sustainable, peaceful and future. Tim is Director of the puppetry, song, and drama When joining DDD, Mai prosperous world. Jeff received Lost Gardens of Heligan and to strengthen the voice took the spirit of leadership, a Bachelor’s in Electrical has Honorary Doctorates and of the poor. Through his refining its social enterprise Engineering from the University Fellowships from a number of uncanny, incisive wit and model, focusing on human of Toronto and an MBA from universities. He has received his keen political insight, he development and re- the Stanford Graduate School The Royal Society of Arts instinctively communicates innovating it as a mechanism of Business. He served as Albert Medal and was voted complex issues in an idiom for training a new generation the first President of Be ay, ‘Great Briton of 2007’ in the familiar to the people. of leaders. developing the company’s Environment category of the inaugural business plan and Morgan Stanley Great Briton SPEAKING SPEAKING leading its successful initial Awards. public offering. 1430 friDAY 1400 THURSDAY CLOSING PLENARY SPEAKING Local Talent on a Global SPEAKING See page 26 Scale: HR strategies for 1430 friDAY sustainability 1700 WEDNESDAY CLOSING PLENARY See page 19 OPENING PLENARY See page 26 See page 13 54

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MaRK SMOLINSKI LAURIE SPENGLER RY A SUAREZ I LSE TREURNICHT Director, Global Health President & CEO Senior CEO Google.org ShoreBank Correspondent MaRS Discovery International Ltd PBS Newshour District, Toronto D r. Mark Smolinski is a global leader on disease Laurie J. Spengler, President Ray Suarez has been a Ilse Treurnicht is CEO, surveillance. In 2003, Mark and CEO of ShoreBank journalist for more than MaRS Discovery District, a led the development of a International, has over 20 30 years. He is currently a leading innovation centre regional surveillance system years of experience as a Senior Correspondent for the that offers entrepreneurship linking Israel, Jordan, and the strategy and transaction PBS Newshour, following a and innovation programmes Palestinian Authority. Similarly, services professional. Her long stint at National Public to emerging companies in he has worked to improve interests are focused on Radio, where he was host of Ontario in the life sciences, regional collaborations in SE supply and demand-side Talk of the Nation. He is the ICT, clean tech and social Asia, Africa, and Russia. Mark solutions to extend access to author of The Holy Vote: The innovation sectors. Ilse is an was the study director for the capital to individuals, small Politics of Faith in America, active member of Canada’s U.S. Institute of Medicine’s businesses and low income and The Old Neighborhood: innovation community. She landmark report, Microbial households through the What We Lost in the Great lead Primaxis, an early-stage Threats to Health: Emergence, delivery of financial resources, Suburban Migration. His VC fund and has served on Detection, and Response. business solutions and writing has been part of many private company boards, professional support. other books including How I industry associations, SPEAKING Learned English, Brooklyn: research organisations and SPEAKING A State of Mind, Saving several government advisory 1100 FRIDAY America’s Treasures, and panels. Ilse holds a DPhil Canary in the Coal Mine: 1100 FRIDAY the upcoming What We See: in chemistry from Oxford H1N1 and global threat The Colours of Money: Advancing the Observations of University, which she attended preparedness in the 21st Social financiers collaborating Jane Jacobs. as a Rhodes Scholar. century for impact See page 24 See page 24 SPEAKING SPEAKING 1400 THURSDAY 0900 friday When Disaster Strikes: Governments and Social Social entrepreneurs Entrepreneurs: Partnership managing through crisis versus subcontracting See page 19 See page 22 55

MABEL VAN ADALBERTO ALBERTO VOLLMER Dr. MARTíN VON ORANJE VERíSSIMO Chairman & CEO HILDEBRAND CEO Senior Research CA Ron Santa Teresa Director The Elders & Co-Founder Fundación Gaia Imazon Alberto C. Vollmer is Amazonas M abel van Oranje is the Chief Chairman and CEO of Rum Executive Officer of The Elders Adalberto Veríssimo is a Santa Teresa, Venezuela’s Dr. Martín Von Hildebrand (www.theElders.org). She is senior researcher and co- leading premium rum has been contributing to the also a founder and co-chair founder of the Amazon manufacturer. Formerly he recognition of indigenous of the European Council on Institute of People and was export manager and later rights and the protection Foreign Relations (www.ecfr. Environment (Imazon), a led the turnaround of the of the Amazon region since eu). Previously, Mabel was think-and-do tank based company. Since 2000, he 1970. He has received International Advocacy Director in the Brazilian Amazon. has managed land invasions, several national and (2003-2008) and Brussels’ He holds a master’s seizures and community international awards including OfficeD irector (1997-2003) degree in Ecology from the leadership in a politically the Right Livelihood Award, of the Open Society Institute. Pennsylvania State University challenging environment. In National Environmental She holds master’s degrees and a graduate degree in 2003 he founded Project Prize, Order of the Golden in Economics and in Political Agricultural Engineering from Alcatraz, a reinsertion Ark, Skoll Award for Social Sciences. In 2005, the World the Federal Rural University program for criminals and Entrepreneurship and Latin- Economic Forum named of the Brazilian Amazon. He has consulted on reinsertion American Social Entrepreneur her one of its Young Global has published more than of violent individuals both in (WEF, 2009). He has a Leaders. 120 scientific articles and Colombia and in El Salvador. Doctorate in Ethnology from 16 books on conservation the Sorbonne, Paris. SPEAKING and natural resources SPEAKING management. Verissimo is SPEAKING 0900 THURSDAY also an AVINA Fellow and an 0900 THURSDAY Peace Building and Ashoka Senior Fellow. Beyond the Single Bottom 0900 FRIDAY Conflict: The role for social Line: Pioneers in blended Donor Collaboration for entrepreneurs value Issue Level Impact SPEAKING See page 14 See page 14 See page 22 0900 FRIDAY Donor Collaboration for Issue Level Impact See page 22 56

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HERA T VON DIANA WELLS GARY WHITE JURIE WILLEMSE STIEGEL President Executive Director Managing Director Executive Chairman Ashoka Water.org GroFin Ariya Capital Dr. Diana Wells, President Gary White is executive Jurie Willemse is the Managing Herta von Stiegel, J.D., is of Ashoka, joined the director and co-founder of Director of GroFin, the multi- Executive Chairman of Ariya organisation in the 1980s Water.org. His entrepreneurial national specialist SME Capital, a Botswana- and after graduating from Brown vision has driven innovations finance and development London-based private equity University with a degree in in the way water and company that offers an firm focusing on sustainable South Asian Studies. After sanitation projects are innovative combination of investments in Africa. An taking a leave to pursue delivered and financed, and risk capital and business international executive with a Ph.D. in anthropology, these innovations now serve development assistance a consistent track record of Diana returned to Ashoka as a model in the sector. to viable enterprises. He building profitable businesses, to provide leadership for White is a founding board developed several successful she held senior positions at the worldwide process of member of the Millennium businesses over a period Citibank and JP Morgan and, sourcing and selecting leading Water Alliance and Water of twenty years before until 2005 was Managing social entrepreneurs. She Advocates, a fellow of the establishing GroFin in 2004. Director at AIG Financial has contributed to the field British American Project, a Products. of social entrepreneurship member of the Philanthropy SPEAKING by implementing a widely World Hall of Fame, and a SPEAKING respected tool for Measuring Skoll social entrepreneur. 0900 FRIDAY Effectiveness. Tapping into Social 1100 THURSDAY SPEAKING Finance for Growth: A Social Good with Market SPEAKING clinic for practitioners Returns? Investors and 0900 THURSDAY See page 23 entrepreneurs are having it 1100 FRIDAY Structuring both ways Collaborative Leadership: Collaboration: Mergers, See page 16 A practical toolkit partnerships and new See page 25 business models See page 14

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LIU YAN JOHN YDSTIE CEO & Co-Founder Economic Xindanwei Correspondent National Public Radio, Liu Yan is the CEO and event USA curator of Xindanwei, the first collaborative workspace John Ydstie has covered the and community for creatives economy, Wall Street and the and start ups in China. federal budget for NPR for two Since 2004, she has been decades and has worked at advocating cross-culture and NPR since 1979. In recent inter-disciplinary connection years NPR has broadened his and collaboration between responsibilities, making use of Europe and China through his reporting and interviewing events like PICNIC and skills to cover major stories Dutch Electronic Arts Festival like the aftermath of 9/11, (DEAF). She is also the Hurricane Katrina and the chairwoman of 3S ReUnion in Jack Abramoff lobbying Shanghai, an event for people scandal. His current focus from arts, technology and is reporting on the global academic fields to meet and financial crisis.Y dstie is also a share their knowledge. regular guest host on the NPR news programmes Morning SPEAKING Edition, All Things Considered, Weekend Edition and Talk of 1100 FRIDAY the Nation. Reimagining Networks for Innovation and Impact SPEAKING See page 24 1700 WEDNESDAY OPENING PLENARY See page 13

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Betsy Beaumon, VP/GM, Literacy Programs Benetech A John Bell, Vice President, YouthBuild USA Dr Carlo Bellini, Co-Chair, Oxford Healthcare Business Network University of Oxford Helmy Abouleish, Managing Director, SEKEM Group Federico Bellone, Amazon Program Manager, Fundación AVINA Karabi Acharya, Change Leader, Ashoka Jackie Bennion, Senior Interactive Producer, Frontline/world Joel Ackerman, Board Chair, One Acre Fund Jim Berk, CEO, Participant Media Sundeep Ahuja, Co-Founder, The Extraordinaries Jane Berk, Advisor, Participant Media Waleed Al Banawi, Regional Chairman, (MENA) Young Presidents’ Organization(YPO) Seth Berkley, President & CEO, International AIDS Vaccine Initiative Yvette Alberdingk Thijm, Executive Director, Witness Eric Berkowitz, CIO, Bamboo Finance Jeremy Alberga, Chief Operating Officer,G lobal Viral Forecasting Initiative Paul Bernstein, Managing Director, Absolute Return for Kids Darr Aley, Co-Founder, Moms & Jobs Luis Berruete, Member of the Board, Creas April Allderdice, CEO, MicroEnergy Credits Claudio Bertuccioli, Life-Sciences Investor Ryan Allis, CEO, iContact Corp Mitch Besser, Medical Director, Founder, mothers2mothers Kim Alter, Visiting Fellow, Skoll Centre Suzanne Biegel, Founder, Catalyst At Large Santiago Alvarez Patron, MBA Student - Founder, Saïd Business School - Prosperitas MFI Jeroo Billimoria, Executive Director, Aflatoun, Child Savings International Philip Angier, Chair, CapitaliSE Ron Bills, Chairman & CEO, Envirofit Intenational Jennfier Anopolsky, SVP, Corporate Responsibility The Walt Disney Company Ben Binswanger, Vice President, Program & Impact, Skoll Foundation Lorene Arey, President, The Clara Fund Brizio Biondi-Morra, President, AVINA Jennifer Arnold, Director/Producer, Harambee Media Amy Black, Vice President, Growth Strategy and Development, Teach For All Mark Asseily, Co-Founder and CEO, EqualMedia Liam Black, Co-Founder, Wavelength Melody Atil, Founder/Managing Partner, Peace Dividend Renata Black, Director, 7Bar Foundation Steve Atkins, Financial Consultant, Consultant; BI Norwegian School of Management Anna Blackman, Skoll Scholar PhotoVoice Philip Auerswald, Editor, Innovations journal Kipper Blakeley, Partner, Blatter+Frick, Social Investors Services Byron Auguste, Director, Social Sector Office, McKinsey & Company Inc. Taddy Blecher, Chief Executive, Community Individual Development Assoc’n (C.I.D.A.) Grace Augustine, MSc Student, Saïd Business School Sandra Blevins, Managing Partner, The Brand Collaborative Rick Blickstead, CEO, Wellesley Institute Zack Bluestone, MBA Candidate, Skoll Associate Said Business School B Ron Boehm, Principal, Boehm Gladen Foundation Paul Baan, Chairman of the Board, Noaber Foundation Brittany Boettcher, Program Assistant, Skoll Foundation Vijay Babu, CEO, Vortex Engineering Pvt Ltd David Bonbright, Cheif Executive, Keystone Accountability Rodrigo Baggio, Executive Director, CDI Yann Borgstedt, President, WomenChangeMakers Quratulain Bakhteari, Founding Director, Institute for Development Studies and Practices David Bornstein, Chief Storyteller, Dowser Media Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister of Community Development,Youth and Sports Singapore Jacqueline Bosnjak, Founder/New Media, IDEALOGUE Leann Bankoski, Program Coordinator, Carolina for Kibera Amit Bouri, Director of Strategy & Development, Global Impact Investing Network Tony Barclay, Founder & President, Development Practitioners Forum Jenny Bowen, Founder & Executive Director, Half the Sky Foundation Allan Barkat, CEO, Dualis- Social Venture Fund Jon Bowermaster, Writer & Filmmaker, Oceans 8 Films Mike Barry, Head of Sustainable Business, Marks & Spencer Lakhdar Brahimi, Veteran United Nations Envoy and Advisor, Former Foreign Minister to Algeria Dipak Basu, Chairman and President, Anudip Foundation Kevin Braithwaite, Director/Co-founder, RootSpace Elmira Bayrasli, Vice President, Policy & Outreach Endeavor Steve Bratt, Chief Executive Officer,W orld Wide Web Foundation Jonathan Bays, Consultant, McKinsey & Company Paul Braund, Executive Director, RiOS Institute

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Stephan Breidenbach, Co-Founder, betterplace.org

Girija Brilliant, Board Spouse, Skoll Global Threats Fund Abrar Chaudhury, Skoll Associate, University of Oxford Larry Brilliant, President, Skoll Global Threats Fund David Chen, Principal, Equilibrium Capital Group Joe Brilliant, New Media Consultant, Participant Media/TakePart.com Ms. Weiwen Chen, Assistant Manager, Social Enterprise, Ministry of Community Development, Youth & Sports Jon Brilliant, China Fulbright Scholar, Seva Foundation Sheryl Chen, Associate, Economic Development Board Gabriel Brodbar, Founding Director, NYU Reynolds Program in Social Entrepreneaurship Mark Cheng, Director, Solar For All John Brodhead, Vice President, Strategy and Communications, Metrolinx Paul Cheng, Investment Manager, Venturesome Liam Brody, Senior VP of Business Developmnt & Corp. Relations, Root Capital Willie Cheng, Chairman, Lien Centre for Social Innovation Gidon Bromberg, Israeli Director, EcoPeace Michael Chertok, VP Global Impact, Digital Divide Data Jon Brooks, Managing Director, The Big Give Emily Chew, MBA Student, Saïd Business School Anna Brosnan, COO, Small Foundation Mr. Suee Chieh Tan, Chief Executive, NTUC Income Charlie Brown, Executive Director, Ashoka Changemakers Leila Chirayath Janah, CEO, Samasource Albert Bruno, Co-founder and Academic Dean GSBI, Santa Clara University Mrs. Lee See Choo, Director, ComCare and Social Support Division, Ministry of Community Gib Bulloch, Executive Director of ADP, Accenture Development, Youth & Sports Susan Burns, Chief Executive Officer,G lobal Footprint Network Soonok Chun, Director, SPARK Catherine Clark, Adjunct Asst. Professor, CASE at Duke Martin Burt, General Manager, Fundacion Paraguaya Jason Clark, Social Edge Web Manager, Skoll Foundation Caroline Butler, Director, Lord North Street Limited Kelly Clark, Managing Director, Marmanie Consulting Ltd. Lee Bycel, ED, Redford Center Rachael Clay, Director, Ethicore Linda Coady, Director, Forest Trends Linda Codron, Communication Manager, mothers2mothers C Gary Cohen, President, Health Care Without Harm Sarah Caddick, Principal Advisor, Neuroscience, Gatsby Charitable Foundation June Cohen, Executive Producer, TED Media Emma Caddy, ERM, Director, ERM Foundation Vicky Colbert, Founder and Executive Director, Fundación Escuela Nueva Gillian Caldwell, Campaign Director, 1 Sky Andrea Coleman, CEO, Riders for Health Laura Callanan, Consultant, McKinsey & Company Inc. Barry Coleman, Executive Director, Riders for Health Mildred Callear, EVP/Board Member, Small Enterprise Assistance Funds (SEAF) Marilyn Collette, Senior Associate, Canada Gold Mark Campanale, Advisor, Halloran Philanthropies Susan Collin Marks, Snr VP, Search for Common Ground Philip Campbell, Editor-in-Chief, Nature Steve Collins, Director, Valid International/Valid Nutrition Andrea Carati, Director, MainStreet Partners Phil Collis, Creative Manager, Skoll Foundation Tania Carnegie, National Director of Community Leadership, KPMG Vera Cordeiro, CEO, Associação Saúde Criança Silvia Cornacchia, Investments Director, SIDI Chris Carr, Director, Equity Plus Limited Ann Cotton, Executive Director, Camfed International Caroline Casey, Founder & CEO, Kanchi Sean Coughlan, Chief Executive, Social Entrepreneurs Ireland Andrea Cavanna, Investment Manager, Oltre Venture Brian Cox, President, MFX Solutions Mariano Cenamo, Executive Secretary, Idesam Christophe Cox, CEO, APOPO Stephan Chambers, Chairman of the Skoll Centre Standing Committee, Skoll Centre Ziba Cranmer, Director of Social Innovation, Nike, Inc. Victor Chan, Founding Director, Dalai Lama Center for Peace and Education Kelly Creeden, Sr. Marketing Program Manager, Skoll Foundation Dweep Chanana, Director, UBS Daniel Crisafulli, Director, Investments and Partnerships, Skoll Foundation Alan Chang, Managing Director, Capricorn Investment Group, LLC Lance Croffoot-Suede, Partner, Linklaters LLP Ammar Charani, Chief Poiuneer, The Country of POiU Katy Cronin, Communications Director, The Elders Kylie Charlton, Managing Director, Unitus Capital

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D Sandi DuBowski, Director, Films That Change The World Annika Dubrall, MBA Student, Saïd Business School Darlene Daggett, Founder and Executive Director, Ikatu International Connie Duckworth, Founder and CEO, ARZU, Inc. Ophelia Dahl, Executive Director, Partners In Health Samar Dudin, Regional Director, Ruwwad Paul Dale, Managing Director, Voxtra Neill Duffy, Chairman, Tribe Management Victor d’Allant, Executive Director, Social Edge, Skoll Foundation Debra Dunn, Assoc. Professor/Advisor to Entrepreneurs, Stanford University Kimberly Dasher Tripp, Program Officer, Skoll Foundation Bill Duryea, National Editor, St. Petersburg Times Mauricio Davila, Institutional Development Director, CDI Jesse Dylan, Director, FreeForm Media Christopher Davis, Director International Campaigns, The Body Shop International Marc Davis, Chief Scientist & Co-Founder, Invention Arts Jenny Davis-Peccoud, Director, Global Social Impact, Bain & Company Peter Dayan, Professor, University College London E Francois de Borchgrave, Managing Director, Kois Invest Jake Eberts, Independent Producer Olivier de Guerre, Chairman, PhiTrust Toby Eccles, Development Director, Social Finance Fred de Sam Lazaro, Correspondent & Director, PBS NewsHour Michael Eckhart, President, American Council on Renewable Energy Jean-Philippe De Schrevel, Founder, Blue Orchard Jordyan Edmiston, Social Entrepreneur, MBA Candidate, Saïd Business School Pierre Paul De Schrevel, Managing Director, Degroof Bank Christine Eibs Singer, CEO, E+Co Kriss Deiglmeier, Executive Director, Stanford GSB - Center for Social Innovation Donia El Sadat, Program Officer, El Sadat Association Linda DeMartini, Guest, Skoll Foundation Zohre Elahian, Managing Director, Global Catalyst Foundation Jim DeMartini, III, Managing Partner, Seiler LLP James Elbaor, Co-Founder and Executive Director, KR Student Loans Ron Dembo, Founder and CEO, Zerofootprint Sally ElBaz, Media and International Relations Office, El Sadat Association for Social Development Basil Demeroutis, Partner, Capricorn Investment Group, LLC John Elkington, Founder/Executive Chairman, Volans Donnie Demers, Composer/Lyricist, Musical Wheels Music Paul Ellingstad, Director, Office of Social Innovation, Hewlett Packard Jimmy Demers, Musical Wheels Music David Elliot, Senior Advisor, Global Development Alliances, Development Alternatives/ Laurent Demuynck, Director, Rwanda Ventures USAID Contractor Lyn Denend, Case Writer, Stanford Business School Mona Eltahawy, Columnist & Public Speaker, www.monaeltahawy.com Pooran Desai, Co-Founder, BioRegional Development Group Eve Ensler, Playwright & Founder, V-Day Nikhil Dey, Activist, Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS) Ina Epkenhans, Director, PHINEO Harpreet Dhody, Student at SBS, Skoll Associate at Skoll Centre Kjerstin Erickson, CEO, FORGE Edward Diener, Counsel, Skoll Foundation Alexis Ettinger, Head of Marketing and Strategy, Skoll Center Markus Dietrich, Director, Asian Social Enterprise Incubator Tejas Ewing, Carbon Markets Coordinator, New Economics Foundation Paddy Docherty, Chief Executive, Phoenix Africa Development Company Ltd Catherine Dolan, Lecturer, Saïd Business School Lorna Donaldson, Marketing Specialist, Skoll Foundation F Richard Fahey, Chief Operating Officer, Skoll Foundation Lukas Dopstadt, Founder, Managing Director, Social Value GmbH für eine bessere Gesellschaft Jason Fairbourne, Business Solutions Director / CEO, BYU / FS Consulting Louis Dorval, Student, Skoll Scholar, Said Business School Abby Falik, Founder/CEO, Global Citizen Year Karen Doyle Grossman, VP, Social Innovations, Mercy Corps Annie Falk, Business Development Manager, Community Individual Development Assoc’n Tim, Draimin, Executive Director, Social Innovation Generation (SiG) (C.I.D.A.) William Drayton, CEO, Ashoka Gene Falk, Co-Founder & President, mothers2mothers William Drenttel, Editorial Director, Design Observer Group Paul Farmer, Co-Founder, Partners In Health Steven Drummond, Senior National Editor, National Public Radio

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Terry Farris, CEO, Unitus Capital John Gomperts, President, Civic Ventures Kristin Feeley, Manager, Sundance Documentary Film Program Henry Gonzalez, Vice President, Emerging Markets & Microfinance,M organ Stanley Naoko Felder-Kuzu, Advocacy Director, Socential Diana Good, Partner, Linklaters LLP Kelly Fidrick, Assistant, Musical Wheels Music Arun Gore, Managing Director, Gray Ghost Ventures Jill Finlayson, Web Marketing Manager, Social Edge, Skoll Foundation Stephen Gotz, Development Manager, CNGL/Rosetta Foundation Patricia Finneran, Managing Producer, Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program David Grayson, Professor, The Doughty Centre for Corporate Responsibility Martin Fisher, Co-Founder & CEO, KickStart International David Green, Vice President, Ashoka Eugenie Fitzgerald, Alumni Skollar; Fellow, CFED, Independant consultant Jim Greenbaum, Founder & Managing Director, The Greenbaum Foundation Matt Flannery, CEO, Kiva Ellen Gustafson, Co-Founder, FEED Projects, LLC Ma. Cecilia Flores-Oebanda, Founder and President, Visayan Forum Foundation, Inc. Fritz Gutbrodt, Director Credit Suisse Foundation, Credit Suisse Group AG William Foote, President & Founder, Root Capital Dr. Lani Fraizer, Executive Director, Synergies in Sync Chris Fralic, Partner, First Round Capital H Phillip Haid, CEO, Public Inc. Ambassador Elizabeth Frawley Bagley, Special Representative for Global Partnerships, Office of Secretary of State Victoria Hale, Founder and CEO, Medicines360 Susana Frazao Pinheiro, Alumni Scholar and Founder and UNDP Consultant, Local InSight Alvin Hall, Broadcaster, Author, and President, Cooperhall Press Inc. Marc Freedman, Founder & CEO, Civic Ventures Jim Hall, President/ CEO, Versa Ventures Bob Freling, Executive Director, Solar Electric Light Fund Darell Hammond, CEO and Co-Founder, KaBOOM! Chris Frith, Emeritus Professor of Neuropsychology, University College London Jost Hamschmidt, Managing Director, Oikos Foundation Jim Fruchterman, President & CEO, Benetech Initiative Dean Hand, CEO, GreaterCapital Michele Fugiel Gartner, Executive Director, Social Venture Partners Calgary Mike Hands, Founder / Trustee, Inga Foundation Minou Fuglesang, Founder and Executive Director, Femina HIP multimedia Sjoerd Hannema, CEO, Adlens ltd./Adaptive Eyewear Katherine Fulton, President, Monitor Institute Kathyrn Hanson, CEO & Founder, ALearn Mark Fulton, Global Head of Climate Change Investment Research, Deutsche Bank Kirk Hanson, Executive Director, Santa Clara University Pamela Hartigan, Director, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship G Jörg Hartmann, Executive Director, GTZ Caroline Hartnell, Editor, Alliance magazine DongYu Gan, Secretary General, China Social Entrepreneur Foundation Asher Hasan MD, Founder/CEO, NAYA JEEVAN Rodrigo Garay, Founder & Executive Director, AIDS Accountability International David Haskell, President & CEO, Dreams InDeed International Vivian Gee, Head of Asia, Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship Tom Haslett, CEO, Seven Seas Capital Mgt. Christie George, Entrepreneur/Skoll Scholar, LoudSauce Laura Hattendorf, Portfolio Director, Mulago Foundation Stephen George, Chief Investment Officer, Capricorn InvestmentG roup, LLC Paul Hawken, CEO, OneSun Solar Michele Giddens, Executive Director, Bridges Ventures Michael Hay, Professor, London Business School Daniel Gill, Director of Social Impact, Dragon School Carolyn Hayman, Chief Executive, Peace Direct Gannon Gillespie, Director of US Operations, Tostan Nicolas Hazard, Chief Advisor, Groupe SOS Scott Gilmore, Executive Director, Peace Dividend Trust Libby Heimark, Board Director, Free the Children Bruno Giussani, European Director, TED Conferences Andreas Heinecke, CEO and Founder, Dialogue Social Enterprise GmbH Peter Gleick, President, Pacific Institute Peter Heller, Founder, Canopus Foundation Ian Goldin, Director, James Martin 21st Century School Brigit Helms, CEO, Unitus Sam Goldman, CEO, D.light Design Anne Henricot, Executive Director, Philippson Foundation Stephen Goldsmith, Professor, Harvard Kennedy School

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Jason Henzell, Founder & Director, Breds/The Treasure Beach Foundation Pari Jhaveri, Executive Director, Third Sector Partners Maria Hermoso, Director, Only the Brave Foundation Juan Carlos Jintiach, Area Coordinator of International Cooper, COICA Peter Hero, VP Institute Relations, Caltech Jamie Jones, Director, Levy Social Entrepreneurship Lab Dr Anna Herrhausen, Allianz4Good, Allianz SE Roxanne Joyal, Co-Founder, Me to We Amy Herskovitz, Executive Director, The Pershing Square Foundation Sandy Herz, Director, Film & Broadcast Partnerships, Skoll Foundation K Allyson Hewitt, Director, Social Entrepreneurship, MaRS Tom Kabuga, Analyst, Aros Capital Partners David Heymann, Chairman, Health Protection Agency, UK Nik Kafka, CEO & Founder, Teach A Man To Fish Pippa Hichens, Event Coordinator, Skoll Centre Joanne Kagle, Member, Legacy Venture Angela Hilmi, Director, CERAI Tony Kalm, Development Director, One Acre Fund Jerry Hirsch, Chairman, Lodestar Foundation Gail Kaneb, Board Chair, Tostan Jeremy Hockenstein, CEO & Co-Founder, Digital Divide Data Namrita Kapur, Director of Strategy, Corp Partnerships, Environmental Defense Fund Peter Holbrook, Chief Executive, Social Enterprise Coalition Lakshmi Karan, Director, Impact Assessment & Learning, Skoll Foundation Chloe Holderness, Managing Director, Lex Mundi Pro Bono Foundation Brian Kariger, Chairman, Beneventures Foundation, Inc. Deborah Holmes, Global Director, Corporate Responsibility, Ernst & Young LLP Oliver Karius, Partner, LGT Venture Philanthropy Jennifer Holt, Deputy Director, Peace Dividend Trust Antti Karjalainen, Programme Director, The Finnish Institute in London Sean Holt, Managing Partner, Om Ventures Jordan Kassalow, Founder & CEO, VisionSpring Jim Hornthal, Partner, CMEA Capital Muswagha Katya, Oxford MBA Student Skoll Associate, Saïd Business School York Hosak, Partner, Hosak & Partner Randall Kempner, Execuitve Director, Aspen Network for Development Entrepreneurs David How, CEO Oasis Transformation Ltd, B’desh, Oasis Peter Kenyon, Operations Director, International Bridges to Justice Rupert Howes, CEO, Marine Stewardship Council Cheryl Kernot, Director of Social Business, Centre for Social Impact Jon Huggett, Director, The Third Foundation Nigel Kershaw, Chair / CEO, The Big Issue / Big Issue Invest Rogan Hume, Enterprise & Partnerships Development, Brisbane City Council Pallavi Keshri, Founder, Eyaas Bim Hundal, Chairman & Partner, Lions Head Global Partners Nadine Kettaneh, Founder, Nasihat Timsah Yvonne Hunt, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Legacy Venture Nader Khateeb, Palestinian Director, EcoPeace/Friends of the Earth Middle East Kigge Hvid, CEO, INDEX: Design to Improve Life Lauren Kickham, Skoll Centre Associate Fellow, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship Craig Kielburger, Chair & Founder, Free The Children I Marc Kielburger, Co-Founder, Free The Children Alberto Ibarguen, President/CEO, Knight Foundation Tom Kiely, McKinsey Publishing, McKinsey & Company Hiroyasu Ichikawa, Founder / President, Socialcompany, Inc. Jesse Kirkey, MBA Student, Saïd Business School Shahzad Iqbal, Manager, Finance, Kashf Foundation Courtney Klein, Chief Executive Officer, New Global Citizens Albert Iten, Managing Director Finance, Wille Finance AG Ivo Knoepfel, Managing Director, onValues Ltd. Joichi Ito, CEO, Creative Commons Samara Koffler, Executive Assistant, Jeff Skoll Group John Kohler, Executive Fellow, GSBI, Santa Clara University J Wendy Kopp, CEO & Co-Founder, Teach For All Johann Koss, President & CEO, Right to Play Tim Jackson, Founder and Partner, Tech Capital Partners Paula Kravitz, Marketing Director, Skoll Foundation Ahsan Jamil, Chief Executive Officer, The Aman Foundation Petra Kroon, Creative director, SSO Richard Jefferson, CEO, Cambia Jonathan Kua, Director, New Businesses, Economic Development Board Michael Jenkins, President and CEO, Forest Trends

NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION

Heidi Kühn, Founder & CEO, Roots of Peace Jan Luebbering, Founder/Director, streetfootballworld South Africa Gary Kuhn, Executive Director, Roots of Peace Karin Lui, MBA Candidate 2009-10, Saïd Business School Sujeet Kumar, CEO, Kalinga Kusum Foundation Geoff Lye, Executive Chairman, SustainAbility Mari Kuraishi, President, Global Giving Mark Lynas, Climate Writer, University of Oxford Dee Kyne, Business Director, Pathfinder Healthcare Developments John Lyndon, Executive Director, OneVoice Europe Rachel Kyte, Vice President, International Finance Corporation M L Slavka Macakova, Director, ETP - Center for Sustainable Development Dhruv Lakra, Alumni Lisa Maccallum, Managing Director, Nike Foundation, Nike Inc. Daan Laméris, Programme manager, Doen Foundation Sitaramachandra Machiraju, Alumni Skollar, International Development Consultant Lily Lapenna, Founder and CEO, MyBnk Joe Madiath, Founder & Executive Director, Gram Vikas Iris Lapinski, Director UK Pilots, CDI Liliana Madrigal, VP, Programs, Amazon Conservation Team Jessamyn Lau, Program Leader, Peery Foundation Josh Mailman, Managing Director, Serious Change Investments Jessica Lax, Entrepreneur, Skoll Scholar Nicky Major, Director of Corporate Responsibility, Ernst & Young Philip Leaf, Professor, Johns Hopkins University Patrick Maloney, Program Director, Lemelson Foundation Jennifer Lee, Philanthropist Sidekick, Jennifer Lee and Craig Silverstein Bill Mancini, JS Security, Skoll Foundation Jeremy Leggett, Chairman, SolarAid Noah Manduke, Chief Strategy Officer, Jeff SkollG roup David Lehr, Senior Advisor, Social Innovations, Mercy Corps John Marks, President & Founder, Search for Common Ground Jeff Leifer, Founder and Executive Director, InterChange Summit/Professional Pugwash Simon Marks, Associate Executive Producer, PBS NewsHour Katinka Leiner, Director Social Entrepreneurs, Ferd Sebastien Marot, International Coordinator, Friends-International Annie Lennox, Founder, SING Maximilian Martin, Chief Strategist, IJ Partners Leonardo Letelier, CEO, Sitawi Roger Martin, Dean, Rothman School of Management, University of Toronto Stephanie Leung, UK Director, Half the Sky Cristina Martinez, Founder, NaturaGourmet Wendy Levy, Director of Creative Programming, Bay Area Video Coalition Francesca Martonffy, Director, Global Changemakers Jonathan Lewis, Founder/CEO, Opportunity Collaboration Wendy Marzetta, Assistant to the President, Skoll Foundation Michael Lewkowitz, Founder, ChangeMedium Isabella Matambanadzo, Chief Executive Officer, The Zimbabwe Trust Samjin Lim, Executive Memeber, Policy Division, Better Social Enterprise Network Marc Mathieu, Founder, BeDo Elizabeth Lindsey, Explorer/Fellow, National Geographic Sarah Maxwell, Assistant, Skoll Global Threats Fund Judith Lingeman, Deputy Head of Charities, Dutch Postcode Lottery Sean Mayberry, Chief Operating Officer, VisionSpring Alejandro Litovsky, Director, Pathways to Scale Program, Volans Colin Mayer, Peter Moores Dean, Professor of Management Studies, Saïd Business School Rick Little, CEO, Silatech John McCall MacBain, Founder & Director, McCall MacBain Foundation Elizabeth Littlefield, Director, CGAP Tara McConaghy, Senior Advisor, GOOD Worldwide/Goldhirsh Foundation Lynn Lohr, Vice President of Resource Development, Transfair USA Ntongi McFadyen, Alumni Scholar, Independent Consultant Charmian Love, CEO, Volans Sarah McGeehan, Head of Social Finance, NESTA Kenny Low, Managing Director, O School Angela McLean, Professor of Mathematical Biology, All Souls College, University of Bruce Lowry, Communications Director, Skoll Foundation Oxford Mindy Lubber, President, Ceres Douglas McMeekin, Executive Director, Yachana Foundation Daniel Lubetzky, President, PeaceWorks Foundation Bridget McNamer, Senior Program Officer, Skoll Foundation Nancy Lublin, CEO, DoSomething.org Munqeth Mehyar, Jordanian Director, EcoPeace

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NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION

Eric Meissner, MBA Candidate, Saïd Business School Michael Naylor, Partner, Forrester Partners Molly Melching, Executive Director, Tostan Francis Njuakom Nchii, Director, CDVTA Cameroon Jeff Mendelsohn, Founder & CEO, New Leaf Paper Andrew Neale, President & CEO, Canada Gold Corporation Katie Merrick, Investment Analyst, Skoll Foundation Vincent Neate, Partner, KPMG LLP Cara Mertes, Director, Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program Liz Nelson, Development Manager, Skoll Centre Michael Messenger, Vice President, World Vision Canada Alex Nicholls, Lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship, University of Oxford Forrest Metz, Managing Director, Dev Equity Faith Nkala, Deputy Executive Director, Camfed Zimbabwe Monty Metzger, CEO & Founder, Ahead of Time GmbH Aric Noboa, Executive Producer, Discovery Channel Global Education Partnership Viwe Mgudlwa, Site Coordinator, mothers2mothers Eric Nonacs, VP, Alliances & Partnerships, Skoll Global Threats Fund Kelly Michel, Founder / President, Artemisia Ndidi Nwuneli, Director, African Alliance for Capital Expansion Ellen Miller, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Sunlight Foundation Lindsay Miller, Programming Lead, Skoll World Forum O Natalie Miller, Student, Saïd Business School Nick O’Donohoe, Global Head of Research, JP Morgan Cheryl Mills, Former Associate Deputy Administrator, US Small Business Administration Kip Oebanda, Resource Development Specialist, Visayan Forum Foundation, Inc. Stephen Mills, Director, International Programs, Sierra Club Stephane Oertel , Associate Director, World Economic Forum Alisha Miranda, Group Sustainability, Standard Chartered Bank Gary Officer, President/CEO, Rebuilding Together, Inc Dr. Emmanuel S. Miri, Country Representative, The Carter Center Felix Oldenburg, Director Germany, Ashoka Pat Mitchell, President & CEO, The Paley Center For Media Charles O’Malley, Managing Director, Myoo Create Julia Moffett, Trustee, Burberry Foundation; African Media Initiative Rebecca Onie, Co-Founder & CEO, Project HEALTH Farah Mohamed, President, The Belinda Stronach Foundation Pieter Oostlander, Director, Rosmersholm Professional Services Sharifah Mohamed, Manager, Lien Centre for Social Innovation Jennie Organ, Communications Manager, BioRegional Abhimanyu Mohanty, Junior Manager, GRAM VIKAS Oscar Ortega, General Director, Fundación Amancio Ortega Read Montague, Professor, Baylor College of Medicine Sally Osberg, President and CEO, Skoll Foundation Nick Moon, Founder & Managing Director, Africa, KickStart Olga Osipenko, Program Manager, UNESCO Jesse Moore, Alumni Skollar (06-07), Signal Point Partners Maurice Ostro, Chairman, Fayre Share Foundation Marah Moore, Director, i2i Institute Edwin Ou, Program Officer, Skoll Foundation Israel Moreno, Director, CEMEX Patrimonio Hoy Steve Morgan, Deputy Director, ECI, Oxford Raja Moubarak, Managing Director, Winquest P Natalia Mouhape, Investment Executive, Bamboo Finance Maria Padget, Associate, Ethicore Dorje Mundle, Head of Corporate Citizenship Mgt, Novartis Marcello Palazzi BSc MSc MBA, Founder & President, Progressio Foundation, Netherlands David Murphy, President and CEO, Better World Books Agnes Pareyio, Project Coordinator, Tasaru Ntomonok Initiative Geoffrey Murphy, Director, Econ Development Program, Wellspring Advisors Wonsoon Park, The Executive Director, The Hope Institute Laura Parkin, CEO, National Entrepreneurship Network (NEN) N Mayur Patel, Director Strategic Assessment & Asst to President, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Ashwin Naik, Founder/CEO, Vaatsalya Alan Patricof, Board Member, Millennium Challenge Corporation Fayeeza Naqvi, Sponsor, Aman Foundation Sonja Patscheke, Consultant, FSG Social Impact Advisors Ashwini Narayanan, General Manager, MicroPlace/eBay Bob Pattillo, Founder, Gray Ghost Ventures Kannan Narayanaswamy, Chief Architect, Innovation Fund, Villgro Seema Paul, CEO, Shakti Sustainable Energy Foundation Reinder Nauta, CEO, CareCross Health Muthuvelan Pazhanivelan, Student, Saïd Business School

NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION

Kristine Pearson, CEO, Freeplay Foundation Paul Rice, President & CEO, Transfair USA Dave Peery, Executive Director, Peery Foundation Andreas Marcus Rickert, CEO, PHINEO - Platform for Social Investors Liesbet Peeters, Managing Director, Lapiluz Advisory Services Sue Riddlestone, Executive Director & Co-Founder, BioRegional Development Group Chris Pelley, CEO, Managing Director, CIMCO / ACG Peter Riggs, Program Officer, Ford Foundation Meghan Pelley, Associate, Morgan Stanley Elizabeth Riker, Partner, New Profit Inc. Aaron Pereira, Co-Founder, CanadaHelps, Vartana Mike Risman, Chairman, The Venture Partnership Foundation James Perry, Director, Panahpur Mary Roach, MBA Student, Saïd Business School Gayle Peterson, Senior Partner, Headwaters Group Callum Roberts, Professor, University of York Rob Pettit, Skoll Scholar alumni, Jacana Susan Robinson, Trustee, The Story Museum Kieu Oanh Pham, Director, Centre for Social Initiatives Promotion Anthony Rodgers, Professor of Global Health, The George Institute James Phills, Professor, Center for Social Innovation, Stanford University Harold Rosen, Executive Director, Grassroots Business Fund Dr. Felix Phiri, Director of Planning and Information, Ministry of Education, Zambia Antony Ross, Director, Bridges Ventures Tony Pigott, Co-Founder, Brandaidproject & JWT David Rothschild, Senior Program Officer, Skoll Foundation Drummond Pike, CEO, Tides Foundation Aruna Roy, Activist, Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS) Preston Pinkett, Vice President, Prudential Financial Bunker Roy, Director, Barefoot College Joan Platt, President and Founder, Joan and Lewis Platt Foundation Reeta Roy, President/CEO, The Mastercard Foundation Mark Plotkin, President, Amazon Conservation Team Reihem Roy, Fund Management, Villgro Innovations Foundation George Polk, Founder & CEO, The Catalyst Project Slava Rubin, Founder, IndieGoGo Ben Powell, Founder, Managing Partner, Agora Partnerships Jasmin Ruckli, General Manager Operations, Wille Finance AG Simon Preston, Chairman of the International Board, YPO Albina Ruiz Rios, Executive Director, Ciudad Saludable Max Rutten, Managing Director, ADA Investment Management Q Ambrosius Ruwi Ruwindrijarto, President, Telapak QingQing Qiu, Director of Social Innovation Initiative, China Social Entrepreneur Foundation S Mike Quinn, General Manager, Mobile Transactions Zambia Denielle Sachs, Global Communications Manager, McKinsey & Company Waya Quiviger, Director of Special Projects, IE Business School Amitabha Sadangi, CEO, International Development Enterprises - India Puchka Sahay Direnzo, MD, Amariann Ltd. R Grace Sai, Skollar, Saïd Business School Dr. Maria Rosaline Nindita Radyati, Director, Trisakti University-CECT Soraya Salti, Senior Vice President MENA, INJAZ al-Arab, JA Worldwide Sadeesh Raghavan, Ambassador, Acumen Dipender Saluja, Managing Director, Capricorn Investment Group, LLC Rafael Ramírez, James Martin Senior Research Fellow in Futures, University of Oxford Filipe Santos, Academic Director - Social Entrepreneurship, INSEAD Paul Rankin, President & Co-Founder, Living Cultural Storybases (LCS) Luis Santos, Founder, Mentoring Kids - Changing Lifes Saif-Al Rashid, Program Manager, Care Bangladesh Jason Saul, CEO, Mission Measurement Eric Rassman, Deputy Director, Ikatu International Vicki Saunders, CEO, Zazengo Farshad Rastegar, President and CEO, Relief International Nathalie Sauvanet, Head of Philanthropy, BNP Paribas Wealth Management Wendy Read, Founder/CEO, The Childrens Project Susan Sayers, Vice President, Institutional Partnerships, Partners in Health Edward Rees, Senior Advisor, Peace Divident Trust Christian Schattenmann, Director Finance, Blue Orchard Investments Melissa Regan, Founder, NoDumbQuestions.org Christoph Schmocker, CEO, UBS Optimus Foundation Ted Regan, President, Kaleidoscope, LLC Mirjam Schoening, Senior Director and Head, Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship Emily Reid, Partner, International Lawyers

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NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION

J.B. Schramm, Founder & CEO, College Summit Kevin Starr, Director, Mulago Foundation & Rainer Fellows Margriet Schreuders, Coordinator Allocations, Dutch Postcode Lottery Richard Steele, Partner, Bridgespan Eric Schwarz, Co-Founder & CEO, Citizen Schools Robert Stephenson, Director General, Blastbeat Education UK Barbel Schwertfeger, Journalist/Managing Director Anne Stetson, Co-Founder, Africa Healthcare Fund Ryan Scott, CEO, Causecast Keely Stevenson, Bamboo Finance, Investment Executive Alex Seaborne, Series Producer, Rockhopper David Stone, Director of Information, Amazon Conservation Team Jess Search, CEO, Channel 4 BRITDOC Foundation Miriam Stone, VP of Business Development, VisionSpring Shruti Sehra, Manager, Portfolio Team, New Profit Inc. Dorothy Stoneman, Founder & President, YouthBuild USA Audrey Selian, Director, Artha Initiative, Rianta Capital Henrik Storm Dyrssen, Consultant, 180 Degrees Consulting Dolores R. Sewchok, Vice President, National Center for Arts and Technology Jacqueline Strasser, Deputy Chief of Staff and Acting VP & CFO, Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC) Minouche Shafik, Permanent Secretary, DFID Ms. Mitchell L. Strauss, Special Advisor SRI Finance, Overseas Private Investment Premal Shah, President, Kiva Corporation Darya Shaikh, Executive Director/COO, Peaceworks Foundation/OneVoice Movement Bill Strickland, President & CEO, Manchester Bidwell Corporation Peter Sherratt, Advisory Council, Said Business School Marc Strobel, Observer to Board of Oasis, Oasis Fund Jennifer Shilling Stein, Executive Director, Draper Richards Foundation Ray Suarez, Senior Correspondent, PBS Newshour John Siceloff, CEO, JumpStart Productions Suresh Subramanian, COO, IDEI Tony Siddall, MBA Student, Saïd Business School Farell Sutantio, Director, PT Cisarua Mountain Dairy Jack Sim, Founder, World Toilet Organization Luis Szaran, Director, Sonidos de la Tierra Bright Simons, Coordinator, mPedigree Network Shankar Singh, Activist, Mazdoor Kisan Shakti Sangathan (MKSS) Tom Singh, Advisor, Rianta Capital Limited T Tina Tan-Zane, Marketing Assistant, Skoll Foundation Mai Siriphongphanh, Chief People Officer/COO,D igital Divide Data Mark Tauber, S.V.P. & Publisher, HarperOne, HarperCollins Publishers Anya Sitaram, Company Director/Exec Producer, Rockhopper Candace Taylor, Director of Sustainability, Walmart Jeff Skoll, Founder and Chairman, Skoll Foundation, Participant Media, and Skoll Global Threats Fund Mee Hong Teo, Executive Director, Social Enterprise Association Gary Slutkin, Executive Director, CeaseFire David Tepper, Executive management, Forest Trends Amy Smart, Actress and Environmentalist, EMA and Heal The Bay Dorothee ter Kulve, Chairman, Friendship International Tim Smit, Chief Executive & Co-Founder, Eden Project Mathias Terheggen, Global Head Philanthropy Services, UBS Nina Smith, Executive Director, RUGMARK Geetha Tharmaratnam, Principal, Investments & ESG, Aureos Capital Shawn Smith, Skoll Scholar, Saïd Business School Greta Thomas, CEO & Consultant, INNOVAID & (RED) Mark Smolinski , Director, Global Health, Google.org Caroline Tidemand, Analyst, Formuesforvaltning AS Birgitte Hagemann Snabe, Director, The Mary Foundation Andrea Tobias, Managing Director, Aquila Consulting LLC Thorkil Sonne, Founder, Specialist People Foundation David Tolbert, President, International Center for Transitional Justice Suzi Sosa, Chief of Staff, MPOWER Labs David Torres, Director, External Affairs, mothers2mothers Janice Sousa, Executive Director, Me to We & Free The Children Ilse Treurnicht, CEO, MaRS Discovery District, Toronto Nick Southern, Country Director, CARE Bangladesh Molly Tschang, Managing Director, International Programs, Cisco Carlos Souza Jr, Senior Researcher, Imazon Karen Tse, Founder & CEO, International Bridges to Justice Laurie Spengler, President & CEO, ShoreBank International Ltd. Greg Spradlin, Vice-President, Hope Equity Keith Stamm, COO, U Silverius Oscar Unggul, Vice President, Telapak Ingrid Stange, Head of Family Office and Philanthropy, Formuesforvaltning AS

NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION NAME, JOB TITLE, ORGANISATION

Richard Webb, President and Founder, ProWorld Service Corps V Bart Weetjens, Founder, APOPO / HeroRAT Laura Vais, Vice President, Marketing, Skoll Foundation James Weinberg, Founder & CEO, Commongood Careers Bina Valsangkar, MD,MPH, Founder/Director, The Quito Project Diana Wells, President, Ashoka Henk van den Breemen, Chairman of the Advisory Board, Noaber Foundation Chris West, Director, Shell Foundation Saskia van der Mast, Investment Manager, D.O.B Foundation Gary White, Executive Director, Water.org Carrie van Heyst, CEO, Van Heyst Group, Inc. Nathaniel Whittemore, Founder, Assetmap Mabel van Oranje, CEO, The Elders Anna Wieslander, Head of Charity and Comm, Novamedia Svenska Postkodlotteriet AB Minke van Rees, Teammanager, DOEN Foundation Allen Wilcox, President, Village Reach Paul Van Zyl, Co-Founder, International Center for Transitional Justice Jurie Willemse, Managing Director, GroFin Thomas Vellacott, Programme Director, WWF Switzerland Claire Williams, Twitter CSR, SBS/Twitter Marc Ventresca, Lecturer in Management Studies, SBS - RG Jay Williams PhD, CEO President, Health and Wellness Adalberto Veríssimo, Senior Research and Co-Founder, Imazon Jan-Olaf Willums, Chairman, Inspire Foundation for Business and Soc. Lindsay Vick, Administrative Assistant, Skoll Global Threats Fund Alastair Wilson, Chief Executive, School for Social Entrepreneurs Susana Vidal, Founder, Invest Peru Christine Wilson, Adviser, Social Development, British Council Daniel Viederman, Executive Director, Verite Bettina Windau, Director, Bertelsmann Stiftung Mary Jo Viederman, Charter 21 Philip Wise, Vice President-Operations, Carter Center Monique Villa, CEO, Thomson Reuters Foundation Lisa Witter, COO, Fenton Communications Rebeca Villalobos, Presidenta Ejecutiva, Asembis Dorothy Wolf, Special Projects, Fundacion Paraguaya Rodrigo Villar, Managing Director, New Ventures Mexico Jonathon Wolfe, Director, Midnight Basketball Australia Estela Villarreal, Founder, Unidos Somos Iguales Nathan Wolfe, CEO and Founder, Global Viral Forecasting Initiative Mechai Viravaidya, Chairman, Population and Community Development Association Chris Wolz, President/CEO, Forum One Communications Mauricio Vivero, Executive Director, Seattle International Foundation John Wood, Founder & Executive Chairman, Room to Read Leànne Viviers, MBA Student, Saïd Business School Francisco Vizcaya, CEO, Finae, SAPI Lara Vogel, Student, Said Business School Y Sakena Yacoobi, Executive Director, Afghan Institute of Learning Alberto Vollmer, Chairman & CEO, CA Ron Santa Teresa Ion Yadigaroglu, Managing Principal, Co-founder, Capricorn Investment Group, LLC Dr. Martín Von Hildebrand, Director, Fundación Gaia Amazonas Liu Yan, CEO & Co-Founder, Xindanwei Herta von Stiegel, Executive Chairman, Ariya Capital John Ydstie, Economic Correspondent, National Public Radio, USA Matthew York, Executive Director, One Media Player per Teacher W Andrew Youn, Founder, One Acre Fund Mathis Wackernagel, President, Global Footprint Network Bill Young, President, Social Capital Partners Hans Wackwitz, Manging Partner, Partners in Equity Caroline Young, Skoll Associate Fellow, Saïd Business School Linda Walker, Managing Director, Walker von Graffenried Asset Management Yiu-Kai Terence Yuen, Research Director, Social Ventures Hong Kong Liz Wallace Ellers, Founder & Managing Partner, The Globalislocal Fund Lauren Walters, Chairman, GiveBars Christoph Warrack, CEO, Open Film Club Z Ana Zacapa, Program Officer, Skoll Foundation Aviv Wasserman, Founder and Director, Lod Community Foundation Yasmina Zaidman, Director of Communications, Acumen Fund Ruth Wasserman Lande, Co-Director, Lod Community Foundation

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Environmental Footprint

We have taken the following steps to make the forum a sustainable event: • Reduced the volume of delegate materials, while making them more user-friendly, and using sustainable materials. • Provided fair trade lunch items with recycled paper bags and napkins. • Calculated the carbon emissions for our event and donated this sum to the Clean Star Trust, Plant a Biofuel Tree Campaign. 70

M PL R AnnYE FORUM Y our Forum is about catalysing collaboration. With this goal in mind, the agenda is packed with stimulating sessions, inspiring plenaries, a delegate dinner, the Skoll Awards Ceremony and exclusive film screenings.Y ou can also host or join ‘Connect and Collaborate’ sessions. That’s not to mention, networking spaces including http://skoll.pathable.com where you can arrange meetings and continue conversations. Here’s a planner to help you make the most of your Forum.

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0900-1530 0900-1030 1100-1230 Registration Beyond the Single Bottom Line: How to Build a ‘Fierce, Wild 1400-1500 Pioneers in blended value Unstoppable Movement and Community’ First Connections Navigating the Future: Scenario planning for social entrepreneurs The Power of Many: Collaborative 1500-1600 impact and measurement Peace Building and Conflict: The Welcome Reception role for social entrepreneurs Water Scarcity and the Human Right to Water 1700-1830 Structuring Collaboration: Mergers, partnerships and new business Social Good with Market Returns? Opening Plenary models Investors and entrepreneurs are having it both ways 1900-2130 The Neuroscience of Change: Understanding the brain, influencing Partnering with Academia: Balancing Delegate Dinner behaviour tradition and transformational change 2200-2330 Connect and Collaborate Connect and Collaborate Film Screening: Countdown to Zero 1030-1100 1230-1400

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1400-1530 0900-1030 1100-1230

Compelling Action: Social change media Climate Change Post-Copenhagen: Canary in the Coal Mine: H1N1 and in the age of information overload Collaborating from the ground up global threat preparedness in the 21st century Local Talent on a Global Scale: HR Donor Collaboration for Issue strategies for sustainability Level Impact Climate Change, Societal Demand and Food Security: Social entrepreneurs at the Oceans in Peril: Catalysing international Governments and Social intersection collaboration Entrepreneurs: Partnership versus subcontracting Collaborative Leadership: A practical Aid Agencies and Social toolkit Entrepreneurs: Next Generation Social Media for Natural allies, new bridges Greater Programmatic Impact Reimagining Networks for Innovation and Impact When Disaster Strikes: Social Tapping into Social Finance for entrepreneurs managing through crisis Growth: A clinic for practitioners The Colours of Money: Social financiers collaborating for impact Connect and Collaborate Connect and Collaborate Connect and Collaborate 1730-1900 1030-1100 Break Skoll Awards 1230-1400 1900-2130 Networking Lunch Awards Reception 1430-1600 2200-2330 Closing Plenary

Film Screening: Oceans SAVE THE DATE 30 t MarCH o 1 April 2011

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