Sk oll World Forum on S ocial E ntrepreneurship 2012 Flux: S eizing M omentum, D riving C hange The mission of the Skoll World Forum is to accelerate the impact of the world’s leading social entrepreneurs by uniting them with essential partners in a collaborative pursuit of learning, leverage and large scale social change.

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CONTENT Partners THURSDAY 14 28-30 M arch 2012 FRIDAY 22 SPEAKER Biographies 32 DELEGATE details 62 SKOLL WORLD FORUM THANK YOU 74 on social entrepreneurship NEED TO KNOW 78 SAVE the date 27-2910-12 march APRIL 2013 Flux: seizing momentum and driving change ABOUT THE FORUM 2012 The 9th Skoll World Forum is brought to you by the Skoll Foundation in collaboration with the Skoll Centre for The term “flux” is commonly used to subsistence farmers to guarding against Social Entrepreneurship at the Saïd connote significant change, confusion climate change, the impact of social Business School, University of Oxford. or even chaos. When I studied electrical entrepreneurs emerges from the flux and engineering, it was a term used to state the demonstrates that a sustainable, peaceful rate of flow of energy through a particular and prosperous world is within our reach. area over a specific amount of time. The need to bolster and accelerate the work SKOLL FOUNDATION Whatever your perspective, in this time of of these world-changing innovators has Palo alto, great uncertainty, flux is the one constant. never been more urgent. california, usa It is the persistent backdrop against which Sally Osberg social entrepreneurs pursue large scale It is with hope and in solidarity that I welcome President AND CEO change. all of you to Oxford for the 9th annual Skoll The Skoll World Forum is World Forum. Clearly, flux is not just for the The Skoll Foundation drives large the premier, international We are here in Oxford to celebrate the engineering textbooks anymore. scale change by investing in, platform for accelerating powerful “rate of flow of energy” that connecting and celebrating social entrepreneurial approaches social entrepreneurs unleash on big issues Jeff Skoll, Founder entrepreneurs and the innovators who help them solve the world’s and innovative solutions to entrenched in complex, unsustainable Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats most pressing problems. Founded by Jeff Skoll and led by Sally the world’s most pressing systems. From preserving rainforests to Fund, Participant Media and Capricorn Osberg, it has given $315 million since 1999, including awards social issues. educating African girls, from empowering Investment Group to 91 entrepreneurs in 74 organisations on five continents. www.skollfoundation.org

SKOLL CENTRE FOR SOCIAL Entrepreneurship SAID business school, university of oxford, UK FROM JEFF SKOLL Pamela Hartigan Director WELCOME The Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship is a global hub for social impact, producing scholarship and research, and teaching the next generation of innovators. The Centre was founded in 2003 with $7.5 million from the Skoll Foundation, the largest funding received by a business school for an international social entrepreneurship programme. www.skollcentre.org

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SaId Business School WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Open daily from 0815-1900 Registration SaId Business School Wednesday 0930-1530 Reception Room Thursday 0815-1730 Entrance Hall Friday 0815-1515 Entrance Hall Refreshments Entrance Hall and Marquees Also for purchase in the Common Room HELP DESK Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 0815-1730 Entrance Hall Luggage and Cloakroom Ask at Help Desk Skoll World Forum Badges Required for all Forum events Delegate Dinner Invites in your badge pack Starts promptly at 1915 Forum Sessions Sessions are first come, first served New Theatre Events Seating is general admission Doors open 30 minutes prior to the start FINDING YOUR WAY AROUND From Saïd Business School: New Theatre: 10 min walk Examination Schools: 20-25 min walk Taxis: From Oxford Railway Station Use map on page 78 to navigate between venues Wireless Network Connect to SBS-Conf Username: SWF2012 Password: SWF2012 Computer Room Seminar Room 7 For opening times, see Help Desk 21 computers with internet access No printing or technical assistance 2230

2300 THEME 2012 FLUX, by definition, is not a sudden, roadblocks and revolutionary political unexpected and inherently unwelcome upheavals. They appreciate the complex change, but rather a continuous flow. As nature of large scale change and the an operating paradigm, it expresses the interdependent variables that must coalesce fluid nature of relationships, policies, to improve the human condition. And, they institutions and human beings which are have the moral imagination to create a new ever changing in non-linear ways. Worldwide, vision of peace and prosperity and hold it social entrepreneurs are working at the in their sights like a beacon as the path to intersections of policy, institutional and success continuously changes. This year’s behaviour change. They are adept at Skoll World Forum invites you to explore FLUX, seizing the opportunities present in this the dynamic environment within which social SEIZING MOMENTUM, DRIVING CHANGE fluid environment. They can tack with the entrepreneurs navigate uncertainty in their FLUX shifting winds of economic change, cultural pursuit of large scale change. 8 FORUM LIVE 9 FORUM LIVE

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www.skollworldforum.org SHARE Tweet with tag #skollwf UPDATES www.skollworldforum.org Tag all other content skollwf LINK TO VIDEOS #skollwf www.skollworldforum.org/2012 PODCASTS LIKE US Facebook/skollworldforum PHOTOS JOIN Google+: Skoll World Forum GUEST LinkedIn: Skoll World Forum REPORTERS ONLINE FOLLOW NETWORKING ON TWITTER GUEST SOCIAL REPORTERS @skollworldforum @skollfoundation SHARE YOUR Eman Al Nafjan, Jess Search, UK Erik Hersman, LEO JOHNSON, UK @skollcentre FORUM STORIES Saudi Arabia Jess is Chief Executive of the Kenya Leo Johnson, is the Presenter Eman blogs on Saudi society, BRITDOC Foundation, whose Erik is Co-Founder of of BBC World News’ World Subscribe to www.skollworldforum.org/impact culture, women and human films include Hell and Back Ushahidi, a free and Challenge programme the Skoll World Next year will be the rights issues. She also works Again, Afghan Star, Closer, open source platform for which highlights the work 10 anniversary of the Forum list as a freelance writer for The Yes Men Fix the World crowdsourcing information of innovative grass-roots Skoll World Forum. Help @SkollWorldForum/skollwf2012 publications such as Foreign and The End of the Line. and visualizing data; Founder projects that benefit their local us celebrate ten years Policy, The Guardian and The Stern. In 2011 she In partnership with the Sundance Institute, the of AfriGadget, a site that showcases stories of communities. Leo will be filming Skoll Awardees of impact by sending us Share on was named as one of Foreign Policy’s Top 100 Foundation created and runs The Good Pitch, African inventions and ingenuity, and is in charge and entrepreneurs throughout the Forum. Follow your stories of successful Global Thinkers. partnering films with NGOs, foundations and of the iHub, Nairobi’s Innovation Hub for the Leo’s blog and watch a special Forum edition of Twitter connections made and brands. Jess has an ‘access all areas’ pass to the technology community. BBC World Challenge on BBC World News in April. #skollwf important insights gained at Forum and will video blog what she discovers! the Forum and beyond. www.theworldchallenge.co.uk/down_to_business www.saudiwoman.me @Saudiwoman www.skollworldforum.org www.whiteafrican.com @WhiteAfrican @WorldChallenge VISIT THE SOCIAL Tim Harford, UK Claire Diaz Ortiz, US ZOE WILLIAMS, UK Jo Confino, UK MEDIA HUB Tim is Senior Columnist at the Claire leads social innovation Zoe is a columnist at the Jo is Editorial Director Visit the Social Media Hub in Financial Times, presenter of at Twitter. She manages Guardian. She contributes of Guardian Sustainable the Courtyard Marquee for tweet BBC Radio’s More or Less, Twitter’s philanthropic, social to various publications Business. He will be live ups with guest social reporters and author of The Undercover good, and cause marketing from Marie Claire to New blogging throughout the and to share your news and Economist and Adapt. He is initiatives, including the Statesman. She frequently Forum. Post your questions perspectives. also the only economist in the Twitter for Non-Profits appears on TV and radio and join in the conversation. world to run a problem page, “Dear Economist”. programme. She is the author of Twitter for Good: shows such as The Politics Show, Newsnight, The Guardian Social Enterprise team will also be Change the World, One Tweet at a Time. Channel Four News, the Today programme, reporting from the Forum. Woman’s Hour, PM and the World Tonight. www.guardian.co.uk/sustainable-business www.guardian.co.uk/profile/zoewilliams @joconfino @guardiansustbiz www.timharford.com @timharford @claired @zoeqwilliams http://socialenterprise.guardian.co.uk @GuardianSocEnt 10 WEDNESDAYFORUM HIGHLIGHTS 0930-1030 11 FORUM HIGHLIGHTS

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FILM SCREENING: CONTAGION DELEGATE DINNERS NEW THEATRE, SKOLL AWARDS RECEPTION University of Oxford THURSDAY 2100-2300 Ashmolean Museum, Thursday 1915-2200 Colleges, Selected from an impressive field of social entrepreneurs, the Skoll Award recipients have already Wednesday 1915-2130 proven their potential to make large scale change in the world and will now leverage the Skoll Award A chance to go behind the mysterious to take their enterprise to new levels. This year’s Awardees will be honoured in a ceremony at the walls of some of the best known colleges. New Theatre, followed by a celebration of their achievements at the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Join fellow delegates for an atmospheric Archaeology, Britain’s first public museum. Enjoy drinks and canapés amongst ancient exhibits. evening of dining and networking in one of University of Oxford’s great halls. A seat of learning since the 12th century, each delegate dinner college will take you to the heart of historic Oxford. Make time to enjoy the journey as well as the destination as you pass some of Oxford’s impressive buildings, including Academy Award® winner Steven Soderbergh directs the Sheldonian Theatre and the Radcliffe a global thriller with an international cast headed by Camera. Starts promptly at 1915. Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Marion Cotillard, Jude Law, and Gwyneth Paltrow, filmed on location around the world, and co-financed and executive produced by Participant Media. Contagion follows the rapid progress of a lethal airborne virus and the worldwide medical community’s race to find a cure. Introduced by Jeff Skoll and Jim Berk, CEO, Participant Media Followed by Q&A SUNDANCE INSTITUTE FILM SCREENING: Larry Brilliant, President and CEO, Skoll Global OXFORDJAM STORIES OF CHANGE Threats Fund The Old Fire Station, PREVIEW AND PANEL Mark Smolinski, Director, Global Health Threats, Skoll Wednesday to Friday 0800-2400 New Theatre, Wednesday 2130-2330 Join the Forum’s very own fringe festival at its new Global Threats Fund Fresh from a sold-out crowd at the location. Network with fellow delegates and the wider social Professor Rodney Phillips, Co-Director of the Oxford Sundance Film Festival, this exciting enterprise community in one of Oxford’s newest (old!) venues, Martin School Institute of Emerging Infections one hour ‘sneak peek’ features The Old Fire Station, on George Street, between Saïd Business clips and discussion with School and New Theatre. Running in parallel with the Forum, three social entrepreneurs OxfordJam is open 8am-midnight, allowing Forum delegates to and their award-winning participate in breakfast and lunch sessions and to enjoy further filmmakers. Join Partners in opportunities for late night cabaret and networking. For more Health, Barefoot College and information on programming, visit www.oxfordjam.org.uk. THE Prayasam as we preview clips from the upcoming ‘Stories of OXFORD Change’ films Solar Mama’s RETREAT PUB with co-director Moan Eldaeif, Wednesday the Partners in Health Project with Producer 2130 Onwards Cori Shepherd Stern and Revolutionary Optimists with co-directors Maren Grainger-Munson and Nicole Newnham and two very special guests featured in their film. Followed by Q&A 12 WEDNESDAY 1000 - 2300 1313 WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY 1000 0930-1030 - 2300

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1000-1400 1700-1830 NEW THEATRE • DOORS OPEN 1630• SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION On the hour ORIENTATION RHODES TRUST LECTURE THEATRE, SaId Business School A guided orientation to the Forum

1000-1130 & 1100-1230 WALKING TOURS OPENING MEET IN Lobby, SaId Business School A tour through historic Oxford

1300-1400 & 1400-1500 PLENARY FIRST CONNECTIONS OPENING VIDEO: Murmuration Seminar A & Founders’ Room, SaId Business School An energetic facilitated MASTER OF CEREMONIES networking session Stephan Chambers Director of the MBA, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford; Chair of the 1500-1600 Standing Committee, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship AFTERNOON NETWORKING TEA Lobby and COURTYARD Peter Tufano Marquee Peter Moores Dean, Saïd Business School SaId Business SchooL THE SPIRIT OF CHANGE: 1915-2130 Delegate Dinners Jeff Skoll University of Oxford Founder, Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Participant Media and Colleges Capricorn Investment Group Invitation in badge pack Starts promptly at 1915 UNEXPECTED FACTS ABOUT A POPULATION IN FLUX: Hans Rosling 2130-2330 Professor of International Health, Karolinska Institute; Sundance Film Screening: STORIES OF CHANGE Co-founder, Gapminder Foundation, Sweden New Theatre INNOVATION IN TIMES OF FLUX: OPPORTUNITY ON THE HEELS OF CRISIS Moderator: Judith Rodin, CEO, Rockefeller Foundation ALSO ON WEDNESDAY Patrick Meier, Director of Crisis Mapping, Ushahidi Moderator Briefing Roger Martin, Dean, Rotman School of Business, University of Toronto 1100-1200 Soraya Salti, Senior Vice President of Middle East/North Africa for Junior Randolph Hotel Achievement Worldwide, INJAZ Al-Arab

SPEAKER LUNCH MUSICAL PERFORMANCE: Eva AyllÓn and Band 1200-1400 Randolph Hotel 14 THURSDAY 0900-1030 15 THURSDAY 0900-1030

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MORNING PLENARY MASTER OF CEREMONIES Stephan Chambers Director of the MBA, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford; Chair of the Standing Committee, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES Gordon Brown Former UK Prime Minister

INVENTING A NEW FUTURE: BEYOND OUR HUMPTY DUMPTY WORLD Pamela Hartigan Director, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

RESILIENCE AND STRENGTH: STORIES AND IMAGES OF PEOPLE IN FLUX Nick Danziger Photographer, Author, Filmmaker

WOMEN, PEACE AND SECURITY: A REPORT FROM THE FRONT LINES Eve Ensler Playwright; Founder, V-Day 16 THURSDAY 1100-1230 17 THURSDAY 1100-1230

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Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION ISSUES InVESTMENT IDEAS INNOVATORS INNOVATORS ISSUES INFLUENCES Victors, Not From Farm Demanding David and Social Norm Transforming Beyond GDP Victims: Women to Plate: Prosperity Goliath Entrepreneur- Healthcare Founders’ Room Driving Social Financing for People Revisited: ship: Collective for the 21st For social and environmental challenges to gain the policy Change and Change, and Planet Partnerships Action for Century: attention they deserve, countries Striving for Peace Changing Finance Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Between Social Common Good? Innovations from need to feel competitive pressure not just to increase economic Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Humanity’s demand for Lecture Theatre 5 in Conflict Zones Entrepreneurs the Ground Up growth, but also to deliver Social MEDIA HUB opportunity - and resources - is COURTYARD MARQUEE Nelson Mandela LECTURE THEATRE As consumer needs, expectations Achieving significant social impact Seminar Room A sustainable improvement in the rising sharply. It’s not just that and Big Business and preferences evolve and requires more than an innovative lives of their citizens. Come learn Somalia, Sudan and the DRC there are more of us (7 billion!), Lecture Theatre 4 We live in an age of climate Visit the Social Media Hub more closely reflect the social, solution and well-conceived about a new global benchmarking represent some of the most but that we are altogether change, water scarcity, in the Courtyard Marquee for environmental and quality How do successful partnerships strategy. Indeed, effecting social initiative that will provide a tool dangerous places in the world for hungrier - for progress and chemical exposures, population tweet ups with guest social standards they value, new between social entrepreneurs change always requires changing for setting priorities, measuring women and the families they are products, protein and produce. displacement, economic reporters and to share your opportunities and challenges are and big business get going? What behaviour. Sometimes this progress, and increasing the trying to provide for and protect. And while many more of us instability, and other challenges news and perspectives. being introduced for developing, are the essential building blocks involves ending entrenched but sense of urgency needed to Given the paradox that women are are prospering, the demand is that impact health. By situating smallholder farming enterprises - involved? What are the tensions harmful social norms. At other sustain action. This initiative a proven, effective entry point for depleting our planet’s natural itself more squarely at the the majority of producers for that might arise moving forward? times, and often in tandem, it will be implemented through advancing social change and are capital faster than it can replenish. intersection of clinical care and many key commodities. Linking This session is one of two sessions requires fostering new norms a network of global, regional, powerful drivers of peace, how can From donor institutions to cabinet the realities of local communities, smallholder producers with that will examine four different that the whole community will and local institutions committed social entrepreneurs, governments, ministries to local communities, healthcare can be transformed to increased market demand offers partnerships from the perspective embrace. This interactive session to researching and promoting foreign aid agencies and other how do we pave a path to improve community health, not opportunities to raise livelihoods, of each partner. Be prepared conducted by a leading theorist innovative approaches to funders adapt their own work and prosperity that sustains both just manage chronic disease. Skoll but at what cost to actors along to learn, laugh and be inspired in “social norm entrepreneurship” improving well-being. contributions to amplify and sustain human development and the grantees will present innovative, these supply chains? This panel will to stick with or kick-start a new will feature practical, transferable their efforts? Meet heroic and natural resource base upon which on-the-ground approaches to Moderator explore how innovative finance can collaboration. tips from practitioners who have innovative women who are creating it depends? Sustainable progress make this new comprehensive Michael Green be developed to align interests and had success in ending negative outsized IMPACT in their war-torn requires creative solutions at the MOderator vision and practice of healthcare Co-Author, Philanthrocapitalism increase benefits for producers. social norms and promoting homelands - they will tell you nexus of people and planet. Pamela Hartigan a reality. Followed by a lively positive ones. SPEAKERs exactly what works and why they Moderator Director, discussion with attendees to Moderator Amy Wares need you to be there with them. Robert Annibale Skoll Centre for Social Moderator collectively architect the global John Gershman COO, Social Progress Initiative Global Head, Entrepreneurship Cristina Bicchieri healthcare system of the future. MODERATOR Clinical Associate Professor, Citi Microfinance and Professor, Martín Burt Pat Mitchell Robert F. Wagner Graduate Speakers MOderator Community Development, Citi The University of Pennsylvania Executive Director, President and CEO, School of Public Service, Keith Kenny Gary Cohen Fundación Paraguaya The Paley Center for Media SPEAKERS New York University Senior Director, Speakers Co-Founder, President and William Foote McDonald’s Europe Ltd Molly Melching Executive Director, Mathis Wackernagel SHARE YOUR STORY SPEAKERS SPEAKERS www.skollworldforum.org/impact Founder and CEO, Root Capital Founder and CEO, Tostan Health Care Without Harm President and CEO, Christine Schuler Deschryver Camilla Toulmin Rupert Howes Global Footprint Network Next year will be the 10 Director, V-Day Congo; Dana Boggess Director, International Institute for Chief Executive, Thérèse Dooley Speakers anniversary of the Skoll World Director, City of Joy Program Officer, Bill & Melinda Environment and Development Marine Stewardship Council Senior Adviser, Washington DC, Rebecca Onie Roberto Artavia Forum. Help us celebrate ten Gates Foundation UNICEF Co-Founder and CEO, CEO, Social Progress Initiative Eve Ensler Sipho Moyo Albina Ruiz years of impact by sending Health Leads Playwright; Founder, V-Day Neil la Croix Africa Director, ONE Founder and President, us your stories of successful Director of Sustainable Supply Ciudad Saludable Andrea Coleman connections made and Fartuun Abdisalaan Adan Vinod Thomas Chains, Kraft Foods Co-Founder and CEO, important insights gained at Executive Director, Elman Peace Director General, Luis Montoya Riders for Health the Forum and beyond. and Human Rights Centre Rick Peyser Independent Evaluation, President, Director of Social Advocacy Asian Development Bank Latin America Beverages, PepsiCo Vera Cordeiro Fahima Hashim and Supply Chain Community Founder and CEO, Director, Joe Madiath Outreach, Green Mountain Coffee Associação Saúde Criança Salmmah Women Resource Center Executive Director, Gram Vikas Roasters 18 THURSDAY 1400-1530 19 THURSDAY 1400-1530

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Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION IDEAS InVESTMENT INNOVATORS INNOVATORS IDEAS INFLUENCES SOCIAL REPORTING Follow commentary from Sustainable Too Big To Be Young People: David and Wired for Horizontal Forum sessions at Capitalism: Small The New Goliath Change: The Media: The New www.skollworldforum.org Integrating Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Superheroes Revisited: Neuroscience of Influencers FOLLOW ON Sustainability When non-profit social enterprises Leading Social Partnerships Social Progress SEMINAR ROOM A TWITTER outgrow mezzanine stage funders, Lecture Theatre 5 SoLoMo, or so what? We look @skollworldforum from the Copy they still need grants to grow, Innovation Between Social at how social, local and mobile @skollfoundation Room to the thrive and scale. Some enterprises Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Entrepreneurs Do our brains get in the way is – and is not – morphing media. @skollcentre may be able to lever debt to of solving complex social Many of us can barely catch our What will citizen journalists do Board Room achieve large scale change, but and Big Business challenges? We build our view breath as we try to keep pace next? Must you think local to be Subscribe to the Nelson Mandela LECTURE THEATRE find few impact investors offering Lecture Theatre 4 of the world on relatively simple with today’s rapid global change. global? Is mobile the only way to Skoll World Forum debt on suitable terms. What interactions, but from this Addressing our world’s most But young people are in their How do successful partnerships reach, and change the minds, of list strategies and resources can emerges extremely complex pressing challenges, including element and seizing the day, using between social entrepreneurs millions? We will discuss how the non-profits use to address these net behaviour. Our brains are @SkollWorldForum/skollwf2012 climate change, food shortages, their boundless energy, ideas and big business get going? What news - public and private, formal seemingly intractable issues? like plastic, able to be moulded water scarcity, deforestation and fluency in new technology are the essential building blocks and informal, in the west and the Using a real-life example of the and shaped. Humans can and Share on Twitter and poverty, requires a rethink to create a different future for involved? What are the tensions east - is bending to the systems challenges and dilemmas facing should learn how to navigate of our entire economic system. themselves, their communities that might arise moving forward? that deliver it, and how it is #skollwf social enterprise VisionSpring, this behavioural system to Governments and civil society and their countries. What if This session is one of two sessions resisting change. With “Horizontal this panel will aim to inform and create the world we want. cannot win this battle alone; our policies, programmes, and that will examine four different Media,” we all contribute to as inspire non-profits poised for Using key examples and a capital markets will need to investments caught up with this partnerships from the perspective well as digest the news, choosing major growth and those supporting view into stunning, state of mobilise resources to bring about demographic sea change, viewing of each partner. Be prepared when, how and with whom to this sector. the art technologies, leading this transformation. The business young people not as beneficiaries, to learn, laugh and be inspired share it. Does this mash-up of neuroscientists will share how case is becoming clear; investors MODERATOR but problem solvers? Hear from to stick with or kick-start a new referrals and reportage herald a behaviour is linked to emotional and companies that consider Graham Macmillan young people directly making collaboration. new world-changing era? stimulus and how to establish all costs and opportunities are Senior Program Officer, change and be inspired by their MOderator principles of conflict resolution MODERATOR seeing superior long-term value Citi Foundation new world view for us all. Pamela Hartigan that have a “grounded truth” in Nadine Hani creation. Hear from leading SPEAKERS Moderator Director, Skoll Centre for Social neuroscience principles. Senior Business Presenter, investors and companies that Maura O’Neill Rick Little, President and CEO, Entrepreneurship Al Arabiya News are moving from sustainability MODERATOR Senior Counselor to the ImagineNations Group strategies to strategies that are Speakers Sarah Caddick SPEAKERS Administrator and Chief sustainable and making money SPEAKERS Jane Chen Principal Neuroscience Adviser to Satnam Matharu, Innovation Officer, USAID along the way. Kip Oebanda, Co-Founder and CEO, Embrace Lord Sainsbury of Turville, Gatsby Director of International Parvathi Menon Development Specialist, Charitable Foundation Relations, Al Jazeera Network Moderator Dorje Mundle Founder and CEO, Innovation Visayan Forum Foundation FILM SCREENING: Mindy Lubber Global Head, Corporate SPEAKERS Kinsey Wilson Alchemy Consulting Pvt Ltd CONTAGION Dina El Mofty Citizenship Management, Novartis Executive Vice President and President, Ceres Michael Häusser New Theatre 2100-2330 Jordan Kassalow Executive Director, Injaz Egypt Professor of Neuroscience, Chief Content Officer, SPEAKERS Paul Ellingstad CEO, VisionSpring University College London National Public Radio Introduced by Jeff Skoll and Mike Barry Ailyn Capacite Bulfa Global Health Director, Jim Berk, this screening of Head of Sustainable Business, Survivor, Visayan Forum Foundation Hewlett-Packard Tali Sharot Yvette Alberdingk Thijm the global thriller with an Marks and Spencer plc Director, Affective Brain Lab, Executive Director, WITNESS Bassem Elhady Gene Falk international cast is followed University College London Roberto Artavia Co-Founder and CEO, Kijamii Agency Co-Founder and President, by Q&A. CEO, Social Progress Initiative mothers2mothers Joy Hirsch Amlan Ganguly Professor of Neuroscience, James Cameron Founder, Director and Board Columbia University Founder and Executive Vice Secretary, Prayasam Chairman, Climate Change Maurice Biriotti Salim Shekh Child Advisor, Prayasam Capital Founder and CEO, SHM Sikha Patra Child Advisor, Prayasam 20 THURSDAY 1730-1900 21 THURSDAY 1730-1900

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The Skoll Foundation invites you to attend the Skoll 2012 AWARDEES Awards for Social Entrepreneurship to honour the 2012 Awardees and to celebrate all those who are working to create a peaceful, prosperous and sustainable world. Please join Jeff Skoll and Sally Osberg for a special evening of inspiration and celebration.

MASTER OF CEREMONIES Sally Osberg President and CEO, Skoll Foundation ARBIND SINGH, Nidan SHORT FILM PRESENTATIONS Hanging in the Balance: The Future of a Forest Visayan Forum Foundation

A CONVERSATION WITH GEORGE SOROS

MUSICAL PERFORMANCES String Fever TIM HANSTAD, Landesa Annie Lennox

1915-2200 ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM OF ART & ARCHAEOLOGY JIM TAYLOR AND DEBBIE AUNG SKOLL AWARDS RECEPTION DIN TAYLOR, Proximity Designs Delegates are invited to celebrate with the SKOLL AWARDS 2012 Skoll Awardees at a private reception. FOR SOCIAL ANTONIO MELOTO AND Jose Luis Oquinena, ENTREPRENEURSHIP Gawad Kalinga 22 FRIDAY PLANNER 23 FRIDAY PLANNER

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Use the planner KEY to session types below to help you choose between Panel Sessions Sessions designed to delve deeply into topics with a Friday sessions. panel of expert speakers. Allow 20-25 minutes to walk between Saïd Connect and Collaborate Business School (repeated after lunch) and the Examination Interactive, facilitated conversations designed for small group learning. Schools. Please note that all sessions

are first come, first Delegate-Led served, so please New this year, these peer-to-peer discussions explore issues pertinent to your organisation. arrive early.

Examination Schools open 1045 Storytelling FOR IMPACT (REPEATED AFTER LUNCH) Presentations from a variety of storytelling experts deliver different methods to tell stories of change and impact. 24 WEDNESDAYFRIDAY 0930-1030 0930-1030 25 WEDNESDAY25 FRIDAY 0900-10300930-1030

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Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION Panel SESSION IDEAS InVESTMENT INFLUENCES ISSUES ISSUES INFLUENCES BBC Forum: Moving from Catastrophic Dancing with Transforming Beyond A Relationship Darkness Risk and Elephants: Markets to Charity: of Equals? to Light: Threats to Influencing Save Forests From Reports to Nelson Mandela LECTURE THEATRE Impact Investing the Global Education LECTURE THEATRE 5 Returns Those who come together in in the Rural Commons Systems in a People have long lamented Seminar Room A pursuit of social change may the destruction of the world’s Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre We know “charity” is insufficient aspire to a partnership of Electrification World in Flux pristine forests. But to date, LUNCH to solve complex social problems- SaId Business School equality, but do they ever achieve This year marked the arrival LECTURE THEATRE 4 no one has had much success Ecosystem real impact requires integration of and Examination Schools it? Is it possible to create and of 7 billion people, ongoing stopping destruction in the 1230-1330 Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Education is one of the sectors social, business and government achieve a true balance of power globalization, accelerating name of “progress”. This may be most impervious to change, as solutions that show proven when the “outsiders” have most Reliable access to electricity in technological change and rising changing, however. The reason? On Friday, picnic lunch evidenced by continued reliance results without creating undue of the money and much of the Sub-Saharan Africa and India expectations. While millions Big companies are starting to bags will be provided in the on outdated curricula, teaching burdens on an organisation. resources? Hear perspectives on is critical in lifting people from have emerged from poverty, fully realise the importance of Entrance Hall of the Saïd methods and administrative Join us in a revolutionary this sensitive topic from leaders poverty to prosperity. The gap the “tragedy of the commons” finding more sustainable ways of Business School and in processes. Yet helping today’s dialogue about reimagining grant and practitioners around the between demand and supply now hits at the planetary doing business, which includes the Examination Schools youth develop new ways of thinking reporting, measurement and globe. This special session will of electricity in these regions level. Climate change, water halting deforestation. Learn how Marquee. and relevant skills has never been evaluation, market returns and be recorded by the acclaimed provides real opportunities for mismanagement, pandemics, multinationals may be the key more urgently required, given communicating outcomes to Forum radio programme airing investors to attain financial and nuclear proliferation all to feeding the world’s 7 billion complex and accelerating local better serve your business in a on the BBC World Service, which returns while creating platforms undermine global public good, people - without destroying and global challenges. Where converging, global market. We will reaches over 166 million globally. for additional broad positive demanding collective action. Yet precious land. are innovations in the education explore recent successes (and Audience members will be social change. Panelists at the global political economic system coming from and how are Moderator failures!), trends in measuring encouraged to engage with the this session will use real case system has yet to deliver creative entrepreneurs working in Jason Clay social value propositions and what guests and host, Bridget Kendall. studies to show how to invest solutions that work. This session traditional educational institutions Senior Vice President, Markets, we can do to drive a paradigm in technological innovations will discuss commonalities across Moderator to mainstream these approaches? World Wildlife Fund US shift in the way we assess, addressing this gap, and will these threats, consider innovative Bridget Kendall measure and articulate impact. preview rapidly emerging new ways to tackle them and explore moderator Speakers Diplomatic Correspondent commercial and social benefit implications for work on the Debra Dunn Gavin Neath Moderator and Presenter, BBC products and services designed ground. Consulting Associate Professor, Senior Vice President, Jason Saul Speakers to meet the needs of the world’s Stanford University d.school Sustainability, Unilever Founder and CEO, Mission MODERATOR Geeta Rao Gupta newest electricity consumers. Measurement Larry Brilliant speakers Marcos Jank The BBC World Service will Deputy Executive Director, MODERATOR President and CEO, Madhav Chavan President and CEO, UNICA - SPeakers be recording a special edition UNICEF Dipender Saluja Skoll Global Threats Fund Co-Founder and CEO, Pratham Sugarcane Industry Association Ned Breslin of The Forum at the session Brizio Biondi-Morra, Managing Director, CEO, Water for People A Relationship of Equals? SPEAKERS Mike Marriner Pat Venditti President, Fundación AVINA Capricorn Investment Group Download the podcast of this Deputy Forest Campaign Director, Helene Gayle Co-Founder, Roadtrip Nation Zika Abzuk recording at www.bbc.co.uk/ William Foote SPEAKERS President and CEO, CARE Greenpeace Senior Manager, Cisco Mary Anne Müller programmes/p004kln9. Founder and CEO, Root Capital Nikunj Jinsi Ian Goldin Founder and Executive Director, Daniela Mariuzzo Chief Investment Officer, Director, Oxford Martin School Fundación Origen Head of Corporate Social International Finance Corporation Responsibility and Sustainable Arianna Huffington Anjani Kumar Singh Harris Mehos Business Development, President and Editor-in-Chief, Principal Secretary, Department of Director, OPIC Banco Rabobank International The Huffington Post Education, Government of Bihar Brasil S.A. Joe Cirincione Daniela Bertoglia President, Ploughshares Fund Manager of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, Natura Chile 26 FRIDAYWEDNESDAY 1100-1230 0930-1030 27 WEDNESDAY27 FRIDAY 1100-12300930-1030

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CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 1: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 3: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 5: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 7: ROOM 6 (repeated at 1330) ROOM 8 (repeated at 1330) ROOM 10 (repeated at 1330) ROOM 14 (repeated at 1330) NELSON MANDELA LECTURE THEATRE Frugal Innovation Organising Non- Managing Risk in a Inspired by Faith: Smaller, cheaper, faster and better? Profit Operations in Warming World Wrestling with Your STORYTELLING FOR IMPACT Facilitator Cara Mertes, Director, Sundance Institute Join us to discuss how the needs Multiple Countries Many of the world’s poorest Calling The right story told the right way breaks through the of emerging market customers Funders regularly encourage non- remain mired in poverty due Many social entrepreneurs feel noise, accelerates adoption and amplifies impact. Contributors are put squarely in the centre to profits to increase scale across to their vulnerability to natural inspired by faith to serve, yet But with so many media options, how do you get it Wendy Levy, Senior Strategist, develop innovative new products borders. International expansion shocks. Microinsurance is they grapple with that calling as right? Join leading experts from independent film, Film, Video and Technology, and services. Proven practitioners generates, though, a new level emerging as a promising their courage and resilience are publishing, journalism and social media as they Tomorrow Partners of this approach will kick-start the tool to help the poor hedge of financial, administrative, and tested again and again. Join Matt answer your burning questions and share their best Mark Tauber, Senior Vice President discussion by highlighting how they against these risks. Join a lively operational complexities - and Flannery (Kiva), Bart Weetjens advice. Changing the world is a team sport. Hone and Publisher, HarperOne went about designing, marketing the overheads associated with discussion on its virtues and (APOPO), and others to discuss your skills and build your team! and disseminating their innovations. them. How are successful pitfalls as we focus on the role how people of diverse beliefs cope Christopher Joyce, Science Correspondent, Facilitator James Koch, non-profits addressing these of public-private partnerships with, and grow positively from, National Public Radio Executive Director, Global Social challenges and paying for them? and emerging climate finance the spiritual wrestling match that Benefit Incubator Operations expert David Torres mechanisms to help those most is a common aspect of the social will discuss successes, failures in need. entrepreneurial journey. Contributors Lesley DELEGATE LED 1: DELEGATE LED 3: DELEGATE LED 5: DELEGATE LED 7: Silverthorn, Co-Founder and and challenges. Facilitator Pablo Suarez, Facilitator Alex Hofmann, EAST A SOUTH C SOUTH E NORTH G CEO, Angaza Design, Inc.; Shona Facilitator Ed Diener, Counsel Consultant, Oxfam America Founder, DAC Digital Media and Local Voices, Global Change: Working with Local Youth Employment: Tackling the Water Supply and Sanitation in McDonald, Director, Shonaquip; and Secretary, Skoll Foundation Changents.com Marc Koska, Founder, The Media for Development Entrepreneurs to Maximise Challenges Together Rural Areas CONTRIBUTOR David Torres, Examine how locally produced, Impact With 24% of youth worldwide Unless 100% of the families SafePoint Trust; Naganand Director, External Affairs, citizen-driven media and In the developing world, 86% of unemployed, we will explore in a habitation use toilets, Murty, Co-Founder and President, mothers2mothers Technologies, Embrace information can spur progress jobs are created by local small how all actors can consider the drinking water is exposed to in global health, humanitarian and medium sized enterprises. desires and voices of children contamination. We will discuss relief and good governance, and and youth in facing this alarming this issue as well as other CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 2: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 4: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 6: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 8: How can social entrepreneurs ROOM 7 (repeated at 1330) ROOM 9 (repeated at 1330) ROOM 11 (repeated at 1330) ROOM 15 (repeated at 1330) be used as a powerful tool to and international organisations challenge, and how we can examples of the importance of advance development goals and partner with local business work together to build a positive water and sanitation for rural Branding: More Than Communities of Faith The Rise Of The 99% Empathy: How to build healthier societies. to maximize the social and response and optimistic future. populations. a Logo - A Tool for as Communities - Why? Who? And So Lead in an Everyone Facilitator Jeanne Bourgault, economic impact of their work? Facilitator Sebastien Marot, Facilitator Joe Madiath, Founder President, Internews Founder and Executive Director, and Executive Director, Gram Social Change of Action What? a Changemaker™ Facilitator Scott Gilmore, CEO, Building Markets Friends-International Vikas Is your brand helping to achieve Communities of faith are A singular event - January World your goals? Is it clear and key actors in international 2011 in Tunisia - ignited a year How can today’s leaders keep up DELEGATE LED 2: DELEGATE LED 4: DELEGATE LED 6: DELEGATE LED 8: memorable? Does it differentiate development as religion often of protests around the world. with and contribute to positive EAST B SOUTH D NORTH F NORTH H you? Are you promoting provides a moral framework Claiming the streets, millions of social change in a rapidly evolving How to Get Almost Anything for it? Monitoring it? Does it that encourages concern for the ordinary citizens stepped out in world? Join Bill Drayton and Mary Social Media for Social Good How to Engage Entertainment Jack-of-All-Trades, Master of Free authentically align with what you vulnerable. What are some of the solidarity to send an extraordinary Gordon to discuss empathy as a Come discuss and share how Industry Resources None: A New Type of Leader World Toilet Organization started do? In this fun, practical, jargon- best examples of engaging faith message: We Want Change Now. critical leadership skill. social media can be best used to Ever wonder how celebrities Many social change efforts free and interactive session we communities and how can we Join a global and diverse delegate on a shoe-string. Because of empower social entrepreneurship choose a cause? Why not yours? fail because leaders cannot will walk you step-by-step through leverage the values of service, group to learn and share your Facilitators Bill Drayton, its modest start, it leveraged through best practices. Learn how to evaluate your assets communicate across sectors. Founder and CEO, Ashoka the stages to (re)-defining, sacrifice, and compassion to perspectives on this phenomena community resources, starting a Facilitator Hiroyasu Ichikawa, to create mutually beneficial Join us to discuss real world activating and monitoring your partner with them? and how it has changed our Mary Gordon, Founder and movement that broke the taboo CEO, SocialCompany opportunities for engagement case studies featuring stories on toilets by inspiring others to brand via case studies, new Facilitator Christo Greyling, future forever. President, Roots of Empathy with the entertainment industry of leaders challenged to support the common mission. research and peer-review. Director, HIV and Infectious to increase awareness and communicate across today’s Facilitator Lakshmi Karan, You can do it too! potentially elevate global impact. connected global ecosystem. Facilitators Lisa Witter, Partner Diseases, World Vision Director, Global Strategy, Riders Facilitator Jack Sim, Founder, Facilitator Rene Jones, Facilitator Rich Tafel, Founder, and Chief Change Officer, Fenton International for Health Alison Lucas, Director of London, World Toilet Organization President, UTA Foundation Public Squared Fenton 28 FRIDAYWEDNESDAY 1330-1500 0930-1030 29 WEDNESDAY29 FRIDAY 1330-15000930-1030

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CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 1: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 3: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 5: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 7: DELEGATE LED 9: DELEGATE LED 10: DELEGATE LED 11: DELEGATE LED 12: ROOM 6 (repeated from 1115) ROOM 8 (repeated from 1115) ROOM 10 (repeated from 1115) ROOM 14 (repeated from 1115) EAST A SOUTH C SOUTH E NORTH G Frugal Innovation Organising Non- Managing Risk in a Inspired by Faith: Will Conscious Consumers Save Ending the Cycle of Famine in Popular Entertainment as a Tool The Revolution in Off-Grid the World? Africa for Social Change Clean Energy Smaller, cheaper, faster and better? Profit Operations in Warming World Wrestling with Your Consumers are consciously Through sustained investments Join us for a lively discussion about Come learn about the latest Join us to discuss how the needs Multiple Countries Many of the world’s poorest Calling voting with their money for a in agriculture development, Africa how various forms of pop culture startups, technologies and of emerging market customers Funders regularly encourage remain mired in poverty due Many social entrepreneurs feel better world. Share your stories could fully feed itself within a media including soap operas, business models redefining the are put squarely in the centre to non-profits to increase scale to their vulnerability to natural inspired by faith to serve, yet on how the rise of organic, Fair generation. Explore what types documentary films, music videos way people access energy in develop innovative new products across borders. International shocks. Microinsurance is they grapple with that calling as Trade, sustainable, local and of innovation, partnerships, and and theatrical releases have the off-grid world. We will also and services. Proven practitioners expansion generates, though, emerging as a promising their courage and resilience are other values-based consumer resources could bring about profound impact on the attitudes discuss the best opportunities for of this approach will kick-start the a new level of financial, tool to help the poor hedge tested again and again. Join Matt behaviour is changing the way lasting food security in Africa. and behaviours of populations. investment in this exciting and discussion by highlighting how they against these risks. Join a lively administrative, and operational Flannery (Kiva), Bart Weetjens companies source and produce. Facilitator Tony Kalm, Managing Facilitator John Marks, sometimes confusing space. went about designing, marketing discussion on its virtues and complexities - and the overheads (APOPO), and others to discuss Facilitator Paul Rice, CEO, Fair Director, One Acre Fund USA President, Search for Common Facilitator Xavier Helgesen, and disseminating their innovations. pitfalls as we focus on the role associated with them. How are how people of diverse beliefs cope Trade USA Ground CEO, Off.Grid:Electric Facilitator James Koch, successful non-profits addressing of public-private partnerships with, and grow positively from, Executive Director, Global Social these challenges and paying for and emerging climate finance the spiritual wrestling match that DELEGATE LED 13: DELEGATE LED 14: DELEGATE LED 15: DELEGATE LED 16: EAST B SOUTH D NORTH F NORTH H Benefit Incubator them? Operations expert David mechanisms to help those most is a common aspect of the social Contributors Lesley Torres will discuss successes, in need. entrepreneurial journey. Micro Franchising: The Next Big Creating a Marketplace for Open Data Systems and Bridging the “Cultures” of Silverthorn, Co-Founder and failures and challenges. Facilitator Pablo Suarez, Facilitator Alex Hofmann, Small Thing? Global Education Democratisation Business and Civil Society CEO, Angaza Design, Inc.; Shona Facilitator Ed Diener, Counsel Consultant, Oxfam America Founder, DAC Digital Media and Franchising can drive up buying An in-depth conversation about Open information and data systems Join us to examine how differences McDonald, Director, Shonaquip; and Secretary, Skoll Foundation Changents.com power, earnings and impact for how student microloans in fundamentally change how in language, assumptions, values Marc Koska, Founder, The CONTRIBUTOR David Torres, micro-enterprises. It increases developing countries can have an governance works. We are starting and metrics complicate joint action SafePoint Trust; Naganand Director, External Affairs, profits and lowers risks for both economic, social, and emotional to see the democratisation of tools between private sector and civil Murthy, Co-Founder and President, mothers2mothers borrowers and lenders. Is it the impact on individuals and and data that were previously only society actors. We will explore Technologies, Embrace next big thing in micro finance? communities at the BOP. Based accessible to few people. Will it lead strategies to bridge this divide to Or is there more hype than hope? on findings from two years of to better governance? Come ready create more effective social change. CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 2: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 4: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 6: CONNECT & COLLABoRATE 8: Facilitator Charles Slaughter, Vittana’s programmes worldwide. to discuss! Facilitator Lori Heise, Chief ROOM 7 (repeated from 1115) ROOM 9 (repeated from 1115) ROOM 11 (repeated from 1115) ROOM 15 (repeated from 1115) President, Living Goods Facilitator Kushal Chakrabarti, Facilitator Thomas Bjelkeman- Executive, STRIVE; Senior CEO, Vittana Pettersson, Co-Founder and Researcher, London School of Branding: More Than Communities of Faith The Rise Of The 99% Empathy: How to Co-Director, Akvo Foundation Hygiene and Tropical Medicine a Logo - A Tool for as Communities - Why? Who? And So Lead in an Everyone Social Change of Action What? a Changemaker™ Is your brand helping to achieve Communities of faith are A singular event - January World RHODES TRUST LECTURE THEATRE your goals? Is it clear and key actors in international 2011 in Tunisia - ignited a year How can today’s leaders keep up memorable? Does it differentiate development as religion often of protests around the world. with and contribute to positive Facilitator you? Are you promoting provides a moral framework Claiming the streets, millions of social change in a rapidly evolving STORYTELLING FOR IMPACT Cara Mertes, Director, Sundance Institute it? Monitoring it? Does it that encourages concern for the ordinary citizens stepped out in world? Join Bill Drayton, CEO and The right story told the right way breaks through the authentically align with what you vulnerable. What are some of the solidarity to send an extraordinary Founder of Ashoka: Innovators noise, accelerates adoption and amplifies impact. Contributors do? In this fun, practical, jargon- best examples of engaging faith message: We Want Change Now. for the Public and Mary Gordon, But with so many media options, how do you get it Wendy Levy, Senior Strategist, free and interactive session we communities and how can we Join a global and diverse delegate Founder of Roots of Empathy and right? Join leading experts from independent film, Film, Video and Technology, will walk you step-by-step through leverage the values of service, group to learn and share your Ashoka Fellow, to discuss empathy publishing, journalism and social media as they Tomorrow Partners the stages to (re)-defining, sacrifice, and compassion to perspectives on this phenomena as a critical leadership skill. answer your burning questions and share their best Mark Tauber, Senior Vice President activating and monitoring your partner with them? and how it has changed our Facilitators Bill Drayton, advice. Changing the world is a team sport. Hone and Publisher, HarperOne brand via case studies, new future forever. Facilitator Christo Greyling, Founder and CEO, Ashoka your skills and build your team! research and peer-review. Director, HIV and Infectious Christopher Joyce, Science Correspondent, Facilitator Lakshmi Karan, Mary Gordon, Founder and Facilitators Lisa Witter, Partner Diseases, World Vision National Public Radio Director, Global Strategy, Riders President, Roots of Empathy and Chief Change Officer, Fenton International for Health Alison Lucas, Director of London, Fenton 30 FRIDAY 1530-1700 31 FRIDAY 1530-1700

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1530-1615 NELSON MANDELA LECTURE THEATRE Please note that seating is limited in Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre. Arrive early - first come, first served. Doors open 1500

Alternatively, view live on large screens from the comfort of the Reception Room, the Courtyard Marquee and the Garden Marquee, where refreshments will be served.

CLOSING PLENARY MASTER OF CEREMONIES Stephan Chambers Director of the MBA, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford; Chair of the Standing Committee, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

LOST IN the NOISE: AMPLIFYING UNTOLD STORIES IN AN AGE OF FLUX Moderator: Zoe Williams, Columnist, The Guardian Arianna Huffington, President And Editor-In-Chief, The Huffington Post Carl Pope, Senior Strategic Advisor, Sierra Club; Convenor, Global Alliance for Access To Renewable Energy

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Closing Reception To bring your experience at this year’s Forum to a close, drinks and canapés will be served as you reflect on your time in Oxford! 32 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 3333 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Zika Abzuk Fartuun Yvette ROBERT Annibale Roberto Artavia Mike Barry Daniela Cristina Senior Manager Abdisalaan Adan Alberdingk Thijm Global Head, Citi CEO Head of Sustainable Bertoglia Bicchieri Cisco Executive Director Executive Director Microfinance Social Progress Business Manager of Professor Elman Peace and WITNESS and Community Initiative Marks and Spencer Plc Corporate Affairs The University of Zika Abzuk leads Cisco’s Human Rights Centre Development and Sustainability Pennsylvania social investments Yvette Alberdingk Thijm is the Citi Roberto Artavia is CEO of the Mike Barry is Head of Natura Chile commitments in Israel, Fatuun Adun is the Executive Executive Director of WITNESS. Social Progress Initiative. He Sustainable Business at the Cristina Bicchieri is the S.J.P. Palestine & Sub-Saharan Director of Elman Peace She envisions a world where Bob Annibale heads also serves as Chair of Viva UK retailer, Marks & Spencer. Daniela Bertoglia is Manager Harvie Professor of Social Africa. Her most exciting and Human Rights Centre, the millions of people turning Citi’s partnerships with Trust, Chair of Fundación He was part of the small of Corporate Affairs and Thought and Comparative recent projects include the an NGO based in Somalia. to video today become human global, national and local Latinoamérica Posible and team that developed the Sustainability for Natura Ethics, Professor of Philosophy management of a $10 million The organisation she leads rights defenders and where organisations to support Board Member of INCAE company’s groundbreaking Chile. Her role emphasises and Director of the Philosophy, Cisco investment commitment works in the areas of Human collaboration between media, community development Business School, World Plan A, a 100 point, five- developing, implementing Politics and Economics in five African countries, and Rights, Peace Building, technology and human rights programmes focused Resources Institute and the year plan to address a wide and communicating Natura’s programme at the University a $10 million investment Development, Rehabilitation creates an ecosystem for on responsible finance Costa Rican Investment Board range of environmental and sustainability strategy and of Pennsylvania. She is a commitment in the Palestinian and Reintegration of Child social change. Yvette worked through financial inclusion, (CINDE). social issues. Mike helps related plans to internal leader in the fields of rational Territories. In December Soldiers. The organisation’s globally in start-ups and big education and asset building; provide the vision and the and external stakeholders. choice and social norms. 2010, Cisco received headquarters is located in companies in media, content neighbourhood preservation SPEAKING energy to affect change and She has pursued relevant She has published six books the Award for Corporate Mogadishu, Somalia, where and new technologies. She is and revitalisation; access to ensure a leading but efficient opportunities to encourage and hundreds of articles. Her Excellence from the State she established the first rape a board member of Foundation college education; and small 1100 - 1230 THURSday approach to sustainability the development of work on social norms shows Department for Zika’s team crisis centre. Fartuun works Center and Access.org, a business and microenterprise Beyond GDP across the company. In May the company’s social how changing collective work in Israel and Palestine. actively towards gender justice movement for digital freedom. development. He leads Citi’s 1400 - 1530 Thursday 2011, Mike was named entrepreneurship endeavour expectations radically Zika initiated and managed and prevention of gender commercial relationships with Sustainable Capitalism: the Guardian’s inaugural as well as its educational changes behaviour. UNICEF the Neta and MYTecC based violence. SPEAKING microfinance institutions, Integrating Sustainability Sustainable Business programme. Daniela has is adopting her work on programmes and various other networks and investors from the Copy Room to the Innovator of the Year. a Master’s degree in social norms in its campaigns programmes in EMEA. SPEAKING 1400 - 1530 Thursday working across businesses Board Room Strategic Communications to eliminate practices that Horizontal Media: The New and geographies to expand See page 17, 18 SPEAKING and a Bachelor of Social violate human rights. SPEAKING 1100 - 1230 Thursday Influencers access to financial services in Communications from de Del Victors, Not Victims: See page 19 underserved communities. 1400 - 1530 Thursday Pacifico University, Chile. SPEAKING 0900 - 1030 FRIDAY Women Driving Social Change Sustainable Capitalism: Beyond Charity: and Striving for Peace in SPEAKING Integrating Sustainability SPEAKING 1100 - 1230 Thursday From Reports to Returns Conflict Zones from the Copy Room Social Norm 1100 - 1230 Thursday See page 25 See page 16 to the Board Room 0900 - 1030 Friday Entrepreneurship: From Farm to Plate: See page 18 Dancing with Elephants: Collective Action for Financing Change, Changing Influencing Education Systems Common Good? Finance in a World in Flux See page 17 See page 16 See page 24 34 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 3535 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Brizio Maurice Biriotti Dana Boggess Ned Breslin Larry Brilliant Gordon Brown Martín Burt SaraH Caddick Biondi-Morra Founder and CEO Program Officer CEO President and CEO Former UK Executive Director Principal Neuroscience President SHM Bill & Melinda Gates Water for People Skoll Global Prime Minister Fundación Paraguaya Advisor to Lord Fundación AVINA Foundation Threats Fund Sainsbury of Turville Maurice Biriotti is Founder Edward D. Breslin (Ned) was Gordon Brown served as Martín Burt is the founder Prime Minister of the United Gatsby Charitable Brizio Biondi-Morra is President and CEO of SHM, a strategy Dana Boggess leads a recipient of the Skoll Award Larry Brilliant is CEO of of various NGOs, including Foundation of AVINA, a foundation and insight organisation and a nascent portfolio of for Social Entrepreneurship Skoll Global Threats Fund Kingdom and Leader of the Fundación Paraguaya, working in partnership with is also Professor of Medical programme-related in 2011, and has been an which works on climate, Labour Party from 2007 to Teach A Man To Fish, and Sarah Caddick is formerly civil society and business Humanities at University investments for the active agent for change nuclear, pandemic, water 2010. He previously served as Bertoni Nature Conversation the Executive Director of leaders in Latin America College London. Biriotti uses foundation’s Agricultural in the international water and Middle East conflicts. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Foundation. Martín has been the Centre for Neuroscience on their initiatives towards innovative ways of applying Development initiative, and and sanitation sector since Brilliant helped lead the has been a Member of working in poverty elimination, Initiatives at Columbia sustainable development. literature and philosophy to oversees a handful of grants 1987. Ned spent close to successful WHO smallpox Parliament since 1983 and microfinance, environment, University and currently Lord AVINA has 19 offices in 14 solve business problems. He connecting smallholder 20 years living and working eradication programme in is the author of several youth entrepreneurship Sainsbury of Turville’s adviser countries. He is also Chairman has developed a theoretical farmers to export markets. on water and sanitation in India. He founded The Seva books, most recently Beyond and self-sufficient rural on neuroscience. She is a of INCAE, the leading business framework that can be applied After starting her career in Africa before returning to Foundation whose projects the Crash: Overcoming the schools during the past neuroscientist who has held school in Latin America. to conflict resolution and is strategy consulting for the the US in 2006, when he have restored sight to more First Crisis of Globalisation. 27 years. He is currently leadership roles in several Brizio has published books currently exploring how to high tech sector, she ran joined Water For People. than 3 million blind and Since 2011, Gordon has scaling and replicating to grant-making organisations on development for Cornell gain a better understanding of off to Cambodia to organise co-founded The Well, one co-led the Global Campaign other developing countries and advises individuals for Education’s High-Level University Press and Editorial the nature of conflict through women’s saving groups. SPEAKING of the first online social the social innovations he and foundations on their Siglo XXI. He has a doctorate cross-disciplinary research. When she realised the private networks. He was the first Panel, and is an advocate has developed in Paraguay. philanthropy in science. in Business Administration, sector had a role to play in 0900 - 1030 friday Executive Director of Google. for global action to ensure Martín served as Vice-Minister She serves on the NYAS education for all. He is the Harvard University, and a SPEAKING solving social challenges, Beyond Charity: org. TIME named him one of Commerce and was UK Charitable Foundation doctorate in Economics, Dana went back to school to From Reports to Returns of the 100 most influential founder, with his wife Sarah, elected Mayor of Asuncion. Board of Governors and 1400 - 1530 Thursday of the charity PiggyBankKids. Bocconi University, Italy. get a Master’s in Economic See page 25 people and global thinkers. the Governing Council for Wired for Change: Development and Finance the Sainsbury-Wellcome The Neuroscience of SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING Centre, and holds a PhD Social Progress 1100 - 1230 thursday 0900 - 1030 Friday SPEAKING 0900 - 1030 Thursday in Neuroscience from the 0900 - 1030 Friday Beyond GDP BBC Forum: See page 19 Morning Plenary University of Southampton. 1100 - 1230 Thursday Catastrophic Risk See page 17 A Relationship of Equals? See page 14-15 From Farm to Plate: and Threats to the SPEAKING See page 24 Financing Change, Global Commons 1400 - 1530 Thursday Changing Finance See page 24 Wired for Change: See page 16 The Neuroscience of Social Progress See page 19 36 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 3737 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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James Cameron Ailyn Stephan Madhav Chavan Jane Chen Joe Cirincione JasoN Clay Gary Cohen Founder and Executive Capacite Bulfa Chambers Co-Founder and CEO Co-Founder and CEO President Senior Vice Co-Founder, Vice Chairman Survivor Director of the MBA, Pratham Embrace Ploughshares Fund President, Markets President and Climate Change Capital Visayan Forum Saïd Business School, World Wildlife Fund US Executive Director Foundation University of Oxford Madhav Chavan is the Co- Jane Chen is the Co- Joseph Cirincione is President Health Care James Cameron is Founder Founder and CEO of Pratham, Founder and CEO of of Ploughshares Fund, a Jason Clay leads private Chair of the Standing Without Harm and Executive Vice Chairman Ailyn Capacite Bulfa was only one of the largest education Embrace, a social enterprise global security foundation. sector engagement strategy Committee, Skoll of Climate Change Capital, 14 when she was trafficked. NGOs in the world. It was that develops disruptive He has previously served as on supply chain management Gary Cohen is Co-Founder, Centre for Social where he is responsible She was promised a job as a founded to bring business, healthcare technologies. Vice President for National for WWF US. He has co- President and Executive Entrepreneurship for strategic and sector domestic worker, but ended government, and civil The Embrace Infant Warmer Security and International convened multi-stakeholder Director of Health Care development and represents up in a slave-like situation. Stephan Chambers is Chair society together to solve the costs a fraction of the price Policy at the Center for roundtables on the social Without Harm, the the firm at the highest levels She was able to escape with of the Standing Committee problems of education in of existing solutions and American Progress and and environmental impacts international campaign for of business and government. three other girls with the help for the Skoll Centre for Social Mumbai in 1994-95. Over works without a constant Director for Nonproliferation at of salmon, soy, sugarcane, environmentally responsible As a member of the Prime of Visayan Forum Foundation. Entrepreneurship, which the years, Pratham has tried supply of electricity. The the Carnegie Endowment for and palm oil. He ran a family healthcare. HCWH is Minister’s Business Advisory Today, she is back in school he helped to found, and to work with governments, product is being distributed to International Peace. He is the farm, worked on human working to prevent disease Group, GE’s Ecomagination and is a youth leader of Director of the MBA at Oxford and when working this clinics in India and Somalia. author of Bomb Scare: The rights, taught at Harvard and illness in society by Advisory Board, and Pepsico a movement of domestic University’s Saïd Business is not possible, Pratham Embrace has been featured History and Future of Nuclear and Yale, and worked in the assisting the healthcare UK’s Advisory Board, James workers. She is helping School. He is also chairman works independently on a in CNN, Forbes, Wall Street Weapons. Cirincione serves USDA. Jason has a PhD from sector in understanding advises organisations on trafficking victims recover from of IWA Publishing and sits large scale with volunteers. Journal, Time Magazine and on the Secretary of State’s Cornell in Anthropology and the links between a healthy critical environmental and trauma, living as an example on the advisory board of Innovations that work on scale numerous other media. International Security Advisory has authored more than environment and healthy business issues. Prior to of resilience and advocating Princeton University Press. He in unstructured environments Board and is a member of the 250 articles and 15 books. people and helping hospitals CCC he was Counsel to policy reforms to protect is a fellow of Lincoln College. are an important feature of SPEAKING Council on Foreign Relations. become more environmentally Baker & McKenzie and was Filipino migrant workers. Pratham. Madhav received sustainable. HCWH has over 1400 - 1530 Thursday SPEAKING the founder and the head the Skoll Award for Social 500 member organisations SPEAKING David and Goliath SPEAKING of their Climate Change and SPEAKING Entrepreneurship in 2011. 0900 - 1030 Friday and partners in 50 countries. Revisited: Partnerships Clean Energy Practice. 1700 - 1830 Wednesday 0900 - 1030 Friday Transforming Markets 1400 - 1530 Thursday Between Social Entrepreneurs 0900 - 1030 Thursday SPEAKING Catastrophic Risk to Save Forests SPEAKING SPEAKING Young People: The New 1530 - 1700 Friday and Big Business and Threats to the Superheroes Leading See page 25 Opening Plenary, 0900 - 1030 Friday See page 18 Global Commons 1100 - 1230 Thursday 1400 - 1530 Thursday Social Innovation Transforming Morning Plenary and Dancing with Elephants: See page 24 Sustainable Capitalism: See page 18 Closing Plenary Influencing Education Healthcare for the Integrating Sustainability 21st Century: Innovations See page 12-13, 14-15, 30-31 Systems in a World in Flux from the Copy Room from the Ground Up to the Board Room See page 24 See page 17 See page 18 38 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 3939 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Andrea Vera Cordeiro Nick Danziger ED Diener Thérèse Dooley Bill Drayton Debra Dunn Dina El Mofty Coleman Founder and CEO Photographer, Author, Counsel and Secretary Senior Adviser, Founder and CEO Consulting Associate Executive Director Co-Founder and CEO Associação Filmmaker, Speaker Skoll Foundation Washington DC Ashoka Professor Injaz Egypt Riders for Health Saúde Criança Nick Danziger has spent his UNICEF Stanford University Ed Diener has provided Bill Drayton is Founder and d.school As Executive Director of Injaz Andrea Coleman is the Co- Vera Cordeiro founded life documenting what he sees expertise and leadership Thérèse Dooley has 20 CEO of Ashoka. Since 1981, Egypt, Dina El-Mofty played Founder and CEO of Riders Associação Saúde Criança in best-selling books and in for legal, governance and years of international work Ashoka has launched and Debra is a member of the a key role in expanding Injaz for Health. She and her in 1991 to provide holistic award-winning documentaries tax activities for the Skoll experience in the areas provided support to nearly faculty at the d.school at programs within schools and fellow-founder and husband, assistance to children and their and photography. His most Foundation since 2005. of water, sanitation and 3,000 social entrepreneurs Stanford. She also works universities across Egypt, and Barry Coleman, are life-long families living below the poverty recent projects have included: He also supervises the hygiene. With a background -- individuals with systems- as an Advisor to business in acquiring private sector motorcyclists who saw that line. ASC works in conjunction Missing Lives, about people Foundation’s $20+ million in environmental health, changing solutions to the start-ups and social ventures partnerships, impacting more well-maintained motorcycles with public hospitals who went missing during portfolio of programme- she has worked in Ethiopia, world’s most urgent social around the world. Previously than 150,000 youth across in Africa could transform promoting self-sustainable, the conflicts in the former related investments (PRIs), Afghanistan, Mozambique, challenges. Prior to founding Debra worked as a business Egypt. She worked with Save health-care delivery and save biopsychosocial well-being. The Yugoslavia, and Mana, a is recognised nationally as Zimbabwe and Lesotho, and Ashoka, Mr. Drayton held executive at Hewlett Packard. the Children to expand their resources. Bike racing and her organisation has received over unique behind-the-scenes a leading practitioner in that for Ireland Aid in Zambia and positions with McKinsey She holds a bachelor’s operations in Egypt and work in sports management 25 national and international look at New Zealand’s All field, and speaks regularly South Africa. She believes and Co. and the U.S. degree in economics from enhance the communications provided a practical outlook awards. In 2011, ASC was Blacks rugby team. His on PRIs as well as on impact that behaviour change and Environmental Protection Brown University and an and development of their and skills to develop a strong chosen by Volans and JWT latest book, Onze Femmes, investing. An attorney and the establishment of new Agency. Mr. Drayton is also MBA from Harvard. She programmes. In 1999, Dina organisation. “Introducing as one of the “50 Stars in tracing the lives of 11 women Certified Public Accountant, positive social norms will have chair of Youth Venture, serves on the Boards of the was part of a team that an innovation in vehicle Seriously Long-Term Innovation” from countries in conflict Ed practised commercial a huge impact on children Get America Working! and Skoll Foundation and B Lab helped establish the Future management to deliver and in 2012 ASC was selected over the last 10 years, was and corporate law for 17 and for future generations. Community Greens. He is a and the advisory boards Generation Foundation, health care in Africa requires as one of the Top 100 NGOs published in August 2011. years prior to entering the graduate of Harvard, Balliol of IDEO.org and Yoxi. which helped hundreds of His photographic work is persistence and impatience in the world by the Swiss philanthropic sector in 1996. SPEAKING College at University of men and women develop with the status quo. I have magazine Global Journal. held in several museums. Oxford, and Yale Law School. skills to locate jobs. 1100 - 1230 Thursday SPEAKING both in abundance.” she says. SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING Social Norm 0900 - 1030 Friday Entrepreneurship: SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING 1115 - 1230 and Dancing with Elephants: 1100 - 1230 Thursday 0900 - 1030 Thursday 1330 - 1445 Friday Collective Action for 1115 - 1230 and Influencing Education 1400 - 1530 Thursday 1100 - 1230 Thursday Transforming Morning Plenary Organising Non- Common Good? 1330 - 1445 Friday Systems in a World in Flux Young People: The New Healthcare for the Transforming See page 14-15 Profit Operations in See page 17 Empathy: How to See page 24 Superheroes Leading Healthcare for the 21st Century: Innovations Multiple Countries Lead in an Everyone a Social Innovation from the Ground Up 21st Century: Innovations See page 26, 28 Changemaker™ World See page 18 from the Ground Up See page 17 See page 26, 28 See page 17 40 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 4141 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Bassem Elhady Paul Ellingstad Eve Ensler Gene Falk William Foote Amlan Ganguly HelenE Gayle John Gershman Co-Founder and CEO Global Health Director Playwright Co-Founder and Founder and CEO Founder, Director and President and CEO Clinical Associate Kijamii Agency Hewlett-Packard Founder, V-Day President Root Capital Board Secretary CARE Professor mothers2mothers Prayasam Robert F. Wagner Bassem Elhady is a computer Paul Ellingstad leads Eve Ensler is a Tony Award- William Foote is Founder Helene Gayle is President and Graduate School of and systems engineer, HP’s social innovation winning playwright, performer Gene Falk is Co-Founder and and CEO of Root Capital. Amlan Ganguly is the Founder CEO of CARE USA. Helene Public Service, New internet entrepreneur, social partnerships & programmes and the Founder of V-Day, President of mothers2mothers. He began his career as a of Prayasam. His ideas about previously held positions York University media researcher and in global health. With a the global movement to end m2m started in 2001 to financial analyst in the Latin health education have been with the CDC and the Bill & analyst. He is Co-Founder high calibre team and violence against women, eliminate the transmission American Corporate Finance recognised globally as both Melinda Gates Foundation John Gershman is a Clinical and CEO of Kijamii, a Cairo global health leaders as which has raised $85 of HIV from mothers to group at Lehman Brothers timely and important. Ashoka and serves on several boards, Associate Professor of Public based agency specialised partners, Paul collaborates million. Her play, The Vagina children and maintain the and founded Root Capital in Innovators for the Public including the Rockefeller Service at NYU’s Robert F. in social media marketing. to drive innovative and Monologues, has been health of new mothers and 1999. William was named a awarded him the prestigious Foundation and the U.S. Wagner Graduate School of He is also the Co-Founder transformational change published in 48 languages their babies. Gene was Skoll Awardee in 2005, an Ashoka Fellowship in 2006. Department of State’s Foreign Public Service. Previously, and Head of the Innovations that improves the access to and performed in 140 formerly an executive at Ashoka Global Fellow in 2007, In 2007, he was invited by Affairs Policy Board. She is he served as Co-Director team at TEDxCairo, part of and quality and efficiency countries. Eve’s newest work, Showtime Networks, and a Young Global Leader by the the Rockefeller Foundation also a member of the Council of Foreign Policy in Focus the independently organised of health systems. Paul has I Am An Emotional Creature, ran the Digital Media Group. World Economic Forum in to attend the Urban Summit on Foreign Relations and and worked at Food First TEDx programme dedicated worked in the technology made the best seller list Gene has vast experience 2008, a member of the Young in Bellagio, Italy and he has serves on the President’s and Partners in Health. His to ideas worth spreading. sector for 19 years and and following workshops in with HIV/AIDS organisations Presidents’ Organization (YPO) contributed to the book, Commission on White House research focuses on issues of Bassem is an INJAZ Egypt served in various strategy, Johannesburg and Paris, will and gay and lesbian rights. in 2009, and one of Forbes’ Century of the City: No Time Fellowships. Helene earned U.S. foreign policy, the politics alumnus, where he first communications, marketing, open in Berkeley, California He holds a BA cum laude “Impact 30” in 2011. William to Lose. Amlan recently a BA from Barnard College, of IFIs and multilateralism, discovered his entrepreneurial and research roles. in June, moving off-Broadway from Williams and an MBA holds an MS in Development received the Ford Fellowship. an MD from the University the political economy of streak. He is passionate about in the Fall. Her next book, from the Wharton School, Economics from the London of Pennsylvania and an MPH sustainable development, studying and understanding SPEAKING In The Body of the World, University of Pennsylvania. School of Economics and SPEAKING from Johns Hopkins University. food security and rights-based users’ behaviours on 1400-1530 Thursday is due out in 2013. a BA from Yale University. approaches to development. 1400 - 1530 Thursday various social networks. David and Goliath SPEAKING SPEAKING Young People: The New Revisited: Partnerships SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING 1400-1530 Thursday Superheroes Leading 0900 - 1030 Friday SPEAKING Between Social Entrepreneurs 1100 - 1230 Thursday David and Goliath 1100 - 1230 Thursday Social Innovation Catastrophic Risk 1100 - 1230 Thursday 1400 - 1530 Thursday and Big Business Victors, Not Victims: From Farm to Plate: Revisited: Partnerships See page 18 and Threats to the Demanding Prosperity Young People: The New See page 18 Women Driving Social Between Social Entrepreneurs Financing Change, Global Commons for People and Planet Superheroes Leading Change and Striving for Changing Finance and Big Business See page 24 See page 16 Social Innovation Peace in Conflict Zones 0900 - 1030 Friday See page 18 See page 18 See page 16 BBC Forum: A Relationship of Equals? See page 16, 24 42 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 4343 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Ian Goldin Mary Gordon Michael Green Christo Greyling Nadine Hani Pamela Hartigan Fahima Hashim Michael Häusser Director Founder and President Co-Author Director, HIV and Senior Business Director Director Professor of Oxford Martin School Roots of Empathy Philanthrocapitalism Infectious Diseases Presenter Skoll Centre for Social Salmmah Women Neuroscience World Vision Al Arabiya News Entrepreneurship Resource Center University College Ian Goldin is Director of the Mary Gordon is Founder and Michael Green is an International London Oxford Martin School and President of Roots of Empathy, economist and writer. Nadine Hani is an Anchor Pamela Hartigan is Director Fahima Abdel Hafiz Hashim Professor of Globalisation and a citizen-sector organisation He is the Co-Author of Christo Greyling is World for Al Arabiya News Channel of the Skoll Centre for Social is a women’s rights defender Michael Häusser is Professor Development at the University harnessing the power of the Philanthrocapitalism: How Vision’s Director for HIV and based in Dubai, where she Entrepreneurship at Saïd and activist, researcher of Neuroscience at University of Oxford. Ian was previously parent-infant attachment Giving Can Save the World Infectious Diseases. His presents and co-produces the Business School and Founding and trainer. She serves as College London and a Vice President of the World relationship to build empathy and regularly comments for vision is to see World Vision highest rated business news Partner of Volans Ventures. the Director for Salmmah Wellcome Trust Principal Bank and its Director of in elementary school children. the media on philanthropy contribute towards reaching shows on Arab television. She She spent eight years as the Women’s Resource Centre. Research Fellow. He trained at Development Policy after This programme – evidence- and social innovation. ZERO new HIV infections in has interviewed influential Managing Director of the Fahima has a Masters in University of Oxford, the Max- serving as advisor to President based to reduce aggression children by the end of 2015. decision makers such as Schwab Foundation for Social Documentation and Library Planck-Institute for Medical Mandela and Chief Executive and bullying – has reached SPEAKING As an HIV positive faith leader, Disney CEO Michael Eisner, Entrepreneurship where she Sciences, Bayero University Research in Heidelberg and of the Development Bank hundreds of thousands of he realised the potential of reported live from the NYSE, created the vision, strategic Kano, Nigeria and has over the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Southern Africa. He has children on three continents. 1100 - 1230 THURSday faith communities and co- and done investigative orientation and management 25 years of experience in in Paris. Michael established an MSc from LSE, and an An internationally recognised Beyond GDP developed the Channels reports around the Arab of the Schwab Foundation from the area of gender and his own laboratory at UCL MA and DPhil from Oxford. social entrepreneur, educator, See page 17 of Hope methodology to world. Nadine has covered its inception. She is a widely development, with a special in 1997. His work aims He has published 14 books, author and child advocate, equip local faith leaders and and spoken at the World recognized global leader in the emphasis on women’s to understand the cellular including Exceptional People Mary is an Ashoka Globalizer congregations to respond Economic Forum in Davos, the field of social entrepreneurship rights and sexuality, violence basis of neural computation (Princeton) and Globalisation Fellow and in 2011 received effectively to HIV and AIDS. IMF and World Bank annual and co-authored The Power against women and peace- in the mammalian brain, for Development (Oxford) a Manning Innovation Award He served as board member meetings. She was previously of Unreasonable People: working with women youth with a special focus on the and has been knighted by as Canada’s top social of HIV-focused NGOs such as a private banking consultant How Entrepreneurs Create in conflict and post conflict role of dendrites; he co- the French Government. innovator. INERELA+, CABSA and EAA. and holds an MBA from the Markets to Change the World. situations. Fahima is well edited the first book on the American University of Beirut. connected with the African subject (Dendrites, 2nd SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING women’s movement. edition, Oxford UP 2007). 1115 - 1230 and SPEAKING 0900 - 1030 Friday 1115 - 1230 and 0900 - 1030 Thursday SPEAKING SPEAKING Catastrophic Risk 1330 - 1445 Friday 1330 - 1445 Friday 1400 - 1530 Thursday Morning Plenary and Threats to the Empathy: How to Horizontal Media: 1100 - 1230 Thursday 1400 - 1530 Thursday Communities of Faith as 1100 - 1230 and Global Commons Lead in an Everyone a Communities of Action The New Influencers Victors, Not Victims: Wired for Change: Changemaker™ World 1400 - 1530 Thursday Women Driving Social The Neuroscience of See page 24 See page 26, 28 See page 19 See page 26, 28 David and Goliath Revisited: Change and Striving for Social Progress Partnerships Between Social Peace in Conflict Zones See page 19 Entrepreneurs and Big See page 16 Business See page 14-15, 16, 18 44 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 4545 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Joy Hirsch Alex Hofmann Rupert Howes Arianna Marcos Jank Nikunj Jinsi Christopher Lakshmi Karan Professor of Founder CEO Huffington President and CEO Chief Investment Officer Joyce Director, Global Neuroscience DAC Digital Media Marine President and UNICA - Sugarcane International Finance Science Correspondent Strategy Columbia University and Changents.com Stewardship Council Editor-in-Chief Industry Association Corporation National Public Radio Riders for Health The Huffington Post Joy Hirsch is a Professor of Alex Hofmann is a Founder of Rupert Howes received Marcos Jank is the President Nikunj Jinsi joined the IFC Christopher Joyce’s stories Lakshmi Karan is Global Neuroscience at Columbia DAC Digital Media, a boutique the Skoll Award for Social Arianna Huffington is the and CEO of the Brazilian in 2003 and heads the can be heard on all of NPR’s Strategy Director of Riders University in New York. consulting practice that Entrepreneurship in 2007 President and Editor-in- Sugarcane Industry clean technology investment news programmes, including for Health, a social enterprise Her research is focused helps socially- and culturally- for establishing MSC as Chief of the Huffington Post Association (UNICA). He team globally as part of its NPR’s Morning Edition and delivering transportation on the neural correlates oriented media organisations the world’s leading fishery Media Group, a nationally was the founding president agenda to drive innovation Weekend Edition. He came to solutions to millions in the last of cognition, emotion, generate mission-aligned certification and eco-labelling syndicated columnist, and of the Brazilian Institute in emerging markets. Before NPR in 1993 as a part-time mile. In the social sector, she perception and executive revenue through licensing and programme. MSC changed author of thirteen books. In for International Trade joining IFC, Nikunj spent nine editor while finishing a book was the Skoll Foundation’s decisions, and how they distribution partnerships. He the way the seafood industry May 2005, she launched The Negotiations (ICONE), years in Asia as Managing about tropical rainforests, and Director of Impact Assessment regulate behaviour in both is also Founder of Changents. operates and contributes Huffington Post, a news and Professor at the School of Director and Head of the worked on NPR’s national and served as a strategic healthy and compromised com, a social-media driven to the health of oceans by blog site that quickly became Economics of the University Singapore office for one desk. Christopher has written advisor to global non-profits. brain. She has also pioneered storytelling platform dedicated recognising and rewarding one of the most widely-read, of São Paulo and has of Asia’s leading venture two non-fiction books on In the private sector, she was the development of brain to helping a global network sustainable practices, linked-to, and frequently- worked as special expert in funds. Additionally, he was scientific topics: Witnesses a management consultant mapping techniques for of Change Agents connect influencing purchasing cited media brands on the trade at the Inter-American the co-owner of South East from the Grave: The Stories to Fortune 500 companies. neurosurgery as well as with people, organisations, choices, and working with Internet. Originally from Development Bank (IDB) Asia’s largest independent Bones Tell (with Co-Author Her expertise is in growth for diagnosis of psychiatric and companies that want to partners to transform Greece, she graduated from in Washington, DC. marketing communications Eric Stover) and Earthly strategy and social impact. disorders, chronic pain, and support their work. the seafood market. Cambridge University with an agency. For 12 years Nikunj Goods: Medicine-Hunting in autism. Her current research MA in Economics. SPEAKING has spoken at global media the Rainforest. He won the SPEAKING goals include understanding SPEAKING SPEAKING events on developmental 2001 American Association the neural correlates of SPEAKING 0900 - 1030 Friday impact, venture investments for the Advancement of 1115 - 1230 and 1115 - 1230 and 1100 - 1230 Thursday Transforming Markets social interactions, conflict, 0900 - 1030 Friday and climate change. Science excellence in 1330 - 1445 Friday 1330 - 1445 Friday David and Goliath to Save Forests and its resolution. journalism award. The Rise Of The 99%: Inspired by Faith: Catastrophic Risk Revisited: Partnerships See page 25 SPEAKING Why? Who? And So What? Wrestling with Your Calling Between Social Entrepreneurs and Threats to the SPEAKING Global Commons SPEAKING See page 26, 28 See page 26, 28 and Big Business 0900 - 1030 Friday 1400 - 1530 Thursday See page 16 1530 - 1700 Friday Moving from Darkness to 1100 - 1230 AND Wired for Change: Closing Plenary Light: Impact Investing in the 1330 - 1500 Friday The Neuroscience of See page 24, 30-31 Rural Electrification Ecosystem Storytelling for Impact Social Progress See page 24 See page 27, 29 See page 19 46 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 4747 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Jordan Kassalow Bridget Kendall Keith Kenny James Koch MarC Koska Neil la Croix Wendy Levy Rick Little CEO Diplomatic Senior Director Executive Director Founder Director of Sustainable Senior Strategist, Film, President and CEO VisionSpring Correspondent McDonald’s Europe Ltd Global Social The SafePoint Trust Supply Chains Video and Technology ImagineNations Group and Presenter Benefit Incubator Kraft Foods Tomorrow Partners Jordan Kassalow is the CEO BBC Keith Kenny is Senior Marc Koska read a newspaper Rick Little is a “serial social of VisionSpring. He is a Director for McDonald’s Jim Koch is the Bill Terry article in 1984 predicting Neil la Croix is the Director Wendy Levy is a Senior entrepreneur”, having created Founder of VisionSpring, Bridget Kendall is BBC Europe. He is responsible Professor of Management the spread of HIV through of Sustainable Supply Strategist at Tomorrow numerous initiatives to Scojo New York and the Diplomatic Correspondent, for the development and and Executive Director of re-using syringes. Some 27 Chains for Kraft Foods. In Partners. Her passions lie promote hope and economic Global Health Policy Program covering major international implementation of the the Global Social Benefit years later his solution, the this role, he is responsible in public media, innovation, opportunity for millions at the Council on Foreign developments, with a particular company’s sustainable Incubator Network and Sector K1 syringe, can be accredited for the development of and social justice. The former of young people – now Relations. Dr. Kassalow interest in Russia. She is also supply strategies and leads Strategy. The GSBI Network is with preventing fatal infections sustainable agriculture Creative Director of BAVC, operating in more than 100 is a Draper Richards, host of The Forum, the flagship the commercial teams for comprised of mission-aligned and saving millions of lives. across Kraft Foods supply she founded and directed countries. He is Founder of Skoll, Ashoka, and Henry ideas programme for the beverages, fish, poultry, universities that seek to spread In 2006 he turned his base. Neil has extensive the Producers Institute for the ImagineNations Group Crown Fellow. He earned a BBC World Service. produce and eggs. Keith has social enterprise incubation attention to a global scale experience of agriculture in New Media Technologies, and developer of Silatech Doctorate of Optometry from been involved with numerous capacity by localising Santa solution and established The the developing world, ranging the Impact Dashboard, and (in the Middle East). He the New England College of SPEAKING sustainability initiatives Clara University’s successful SafePoint Trust, a holistic from management of large the Mediamaker Fellows founded the International Optometry and a Fellowship including McDonald’s model and its Silicon Valley approach to converting the agricultural estates in Africa, Program. Wendy is an Youth Foundation (IYF), 0900 - 1030 Friday in Preventive Ophthalmology sustainable fisheries policy approach to technology and whole of the supply and agricultural consultancy in award-winning filmmaker created Quest International BBC Forum: A and Masters in Public Health and MSC implementation. business model innovation. demand infrastructure to Southern Africa, management and serves as a media and was Founding President Relationship of Equals? from Johns Hopkins. He participates in initiatives The GSBI Sector Strategy only accept safe injections. of global procurement and advisor to the Sundance/ of America’s Promise. See page 24 such as the European focuses on systems change logistics operations for a Skoll Stories of Change His innovations have SPEAKING Animal Welfare Platform, and the potential to replicate SPEAKING UK fruit distributor, to his programme and global NGOs. been featured in many Chair of the SAI beef group demand-based solutions current position, which he publications and books, 1400 - 1530 Thursday and the European retailers’ to global challenges. 1115 - 1230 and has occupied for ten years. including the best-selling Too Big To Be Small SPEAKING soy working group. 1330 - 1445 Friday Chicken Soup for the Soul. See page 18 SPEAKING Frugal Innovation SPEAKING 1100 - 1230 and 1330 - 1500 Friday SPEAKING See page 26, 28 SPEAKING 1115 - 1230 and 1100 - 1230 Thursday STORYTELLING FOR IMPACT 1100 - 1230 Thursday 1330 - 1445 Friday From Farm to Plate: See page 27, 29 1400 - 1530 Thursday David and Goliath Frugal Innovation Financing Change, Young People: The New Revisited: Partnerships Changing Finance Superheroes Leading See page 26, 28 Between Social Entrepreneurs See page 16 Social Innovation and Big Business See page 18 See page 16 48 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 4949 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Mindy Lubber Alison Lucas Graham Joe Madiath Daniela Mariuzzo Mike Marriner Roger Martin Satnam Matharu President Director of London Macmillan Founder and Head of Corporate Co-Founder Dean Director of Ceres Fenton Senior Program Officer Executive Director Social Responsibility Roadtrip Nation Rotman School of International Relations Citi Foundation Gram Vikas and Sustainable Management Al Jazeera Network Mindy S. Lubber is President Alison Lucas recently opened Business Development Mike Marriner hit the road of Ceres, a non-profit a London office for Fenton, Graham Macmillan is Senior Joe Madiath is the Founder Banco Rabobank upon graduation in an RV Roger Martin has served as Satnam Matharu is Director organisation that leads whose unique mission is Program Officer at the Citi and Executive Director of International Brasil S.A. to interview leaders across Dean of the Rotman School of International Relations at a national coalition of to serve the public interest Foundation, which makes Gram Vikas. He has worked America and learn how they of Management since 1998. Al Jazeera and is responsible investors, environmental by creating powerful issue philanthropic investments in the eastern coastal Daniela Mariuzzo is the Head found their roads in life. That He writes extensively on for extending the global organisations and other campaigns that make to bring formal banking state of Orissa in India of CSR and Sustainable experience was nationally integrative thinking, design, brand presence of Al Jazeera public interest groups working change. Alison has 20 years products and services to since 1979 in water and Business Development at released through a best- executive compensation and Network. Satnum previously with companies to address of professional international the more than two billion sanitation, renewable energy, Rabobank International selling book and PBS Series, social innovation. He has built ventures in technology sustainability challenges. communications experience people worldwide that are education and environmental Brazil and the Chair of the which led to the development published 4 books: Fixing and media. He was a founding Mindy also directs the Investor with strong emphasis in unbanked. Previously, Graham interventions. Gram Vikas Brazilian Working Group on of The RTN Experience the Game (2011), The member of the Doha Tribeca Network on Climate Risk, a branding and messaging, managed their Microfinance uses water and sanitation for Sustainable Beef. Daniela curriculum. To date, in Design of Business (2009), Film Festival, a co-founding group of over 100 institutional special events, campaigns and Enterprise Development 100% inclusive growth for trained as a food engineer partnership with the California The Opposable Mind (2007) member of the Media Lab investors managing and media strategy, in portfolios, and was Senior all people. At present, Gram and subsequently obtained Department of Education, and The Responsibility at the Canadian Film Centre $10 trillion in assets both the commercial and Director of VisionSpring, a Vikas is working in over 1,200 a PhD in Environmental the curriculum has guided Virus (2002). Roger was and is a member of the focused on the business charitable sectors. In 2004, leading social enterprise. villages with a population Bioremediation. She over 80,000 low-income recently named the 6th International Academy of risks and opportunities Alison co-founded The He is on the Executive of over 400,000 people. represents Rabobank in students in building their own top management thinker Television Arts and Sciences. of climate change. Climate Group and previously Committee of the Aspen Quite a large proportion of several initiatives, including Roadtrip Projects and has in the world in the Thinkers Satnam holds degrees in ran an environmental Network for Development its constituency is comprised the United Nations been shown to significantly 50 biennial ranking in Film and Education. SPEAKING communications consultancy. Entrepreneurs (ANDE) and of indigenous people. Environment Program impact the influencing factors London. He has served as a is a term member of the (UNEP) Financial Initiative. that keep students in school. board member of the Skoll SPEAKING 1400 - 1530 Thursday SPEAKING Council on Foreign Relations. SPEAKING She also participates Foundation since its inception. Sustainable Capitalism: in the Roundtables on 1400 - 1530 Thursday 1115 - 1230 and SPEAKING Integrating Sustainability SPEAKING 0900 - 1030 THURSDAY Responsible Commodities, SPEAKING Horizontal Media: from the Copy Room 1330 - 1445 Friday Demanding Prosperity such as the Round Table 0900 - 1030 Friday The New Influencers Branding: More than a to the Board Room 1400 - 1530 Thursday For People and Planet on Responsible Soy. Dancing with Elephants: 1700 - 1830 Wednesday See page 19 Logo- A Tool for Social Change See page 18 Too Big To Be Small See page 16 Influencing Education Opening Plenary See page 26, 28 See page 18 SPEAKING Systems in a World in Flux See page 12-13 See page 24 0900 - 1030 Friday Transforming Markets to Save Forests See page 25 50 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 5151 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Shona McDonald Harris Mehos Patrick Meier Molly Melching Parvathi Menon Cara Mertes Pat Mitchell Luis Montoya Director Director Director of Crisis Founder and CEO Founder and CEO Director President and CEO President, Latin Shonaquip OPIC Mapping Tostan Innovation Alchemy Sundance Institute The Paley Center America Beverages Ushahidi Consulting Pvt Ltd for Media PepsiCo Shona McDonald runs Harris Mehos is a Director Molly Melching is Founder and Cara Mertes is the Director Shonaquip, a socially driven in the Structured Finance Patrick Meier is an CEO of Tostan, an innovative Parvathi Menon is the Founder of the Documentary Film Pat Mitchell is President and Luis Montoya has been business providing user Group at OPIC where he is internationally recognised non-profit organisation and CEO of Innovation Program and Fund (DFP) at CEO of The Paley Center responsible for the PepsiCo appropriate assistive devices responsible for originating and thought leader on the currently operating in eight Alchemy and the curator the Sundance Institute. The for Media. Pat has been a beverage business and related and services that support underwriting long term capital application of new countries in Africa and of Alchemix, a growing DFP grants between $1-2 network correspondent, a disciplines in Latin America the inclusion and equal facilities supporting private technologies for crisis early headquartered in Senegal. community of innovation million per year to around 50 documentary producer and since 2007. In 2010 he opportunities of persons with sector investments in projects warning, humanitarian Tostan has developed a three- practice. She brings together films globally. Cara and the President and CEO of PBS. received the Steve Reinemund disabilities. Her team designs, throughout the developing response, human rights and year education programme a passion for development DFP team have created many Her career is characterised Leadership Legacy Award, builds and provides developing world. Prior to joining OPIC in civil resistance. He serves as in local languages that issues, entrepreneurship and international partnerships, by a commitment to the highest recognition for countries with appropriate 2009, Harris had over twenty Director of Crisis Mapping at enables communities to lead a strong belief in the power including Stories of Change optimising the power of leadership, diversity and postural support wheelchairs, years of banking experience Ushahidi and previously co- development projects and of innovation thinking to be with Skoll Foundation, media to inform, inspire, inclusion. Luis began his and support and training on and most recently led Ambac directed Harvard’s Program catalyse positive social the critical change ingredient. Good Pitch/Channel Four entertain and empower. Her PepsiCo career in 1991 in safe wheelchair provision for Assurance’s Commercial Asset on Crisis Mapping and Early change - including the Innovation Alchemy applies Foundation and the Arab work has been recognised Peru and has held positions therapists, rehab workers, Backed Securities Group for Warning. Patrick holds a PhD abandonment of female genital a set of tools, frameworks Fund for Art and Culture, with 44 Emmy awards, five of increased responsibility wheelchair users, their care ten years where he was a from The Fletcher School, a cutting and child marriage by and methodology to facilitate Ford Foundation and Open Peabody’s, and two Academy in Central America, Mexico, providers and families. Managing Director. Pre-Doctoral Fellowship from thousands of communities. social enterprises that wish to Society Foundations, among Award nominations. the US and Andean markets. Stanford and an MA from Molly has lived in Senegal scale their impact significantly. others. Cara was previously He holds an Industrial SPEAKING SPEAKING Columbia University. He was since 1974 and received Executive Producer of P.O.V. SPEAKING Engineering degree from born and raised in Africa. the Skoll Award for Social and Executive Director of Universidad Catolica del Peru 0900 - 1030 Friday SPEAKING 1115 - 1230 and Entrepreneurship in 2010. American Documentary, Inc. 1100 - 1230 Thursday and an MBA from Krannert 1330 - 1445 Friday Moving from Darkness to 1400 - 1530 Thursday Victors, Not Victims: SPEAKING School, Purdue University. Frugal Innovation Light: Impact Investing in the Too Big To Be Small Women Driving Social Rural Electrification Ecosystem SPEAKING SPEAKING See page 26, 28 1700 - 1830 Wednesday See page 18 Change and Striving for SPEAKING See page 24 Opening Plenary 1100 - 1230 Thursday 1100 - 1230 and Peace in Conflict Zones See page 12-13 Social Norm 1330 - 1500 FridaY See page 16 1100 - 1230 Thursday Entrepreneurship: STORYTELLING FOR IMPACT David and Goliath Collective Action for See page 27, 29 Revisited: Partnerships Common Good? Between Social Entrepreneurs See page 17 and Big Business See page 16 52 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 5353 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Sipho Moyo Mary Anne Dorje Mundle Naganand Murty Gavin Neath MaurA O’Neill Kip Oebanda Rebecca Onie Africa Director Müller Global Head, Co-Founder and Senior Vice President, Senior Counselor to the Development Specialist Co-Founder and CEO ONE Founder and Corporate Citizenship President, Technologies Sustainability Administrator and Chief Visayan Forum Health Leads Executive Director Management Embrace Unilever Innovation Officer Foundation Sipho Moyo joined ONE in Fundación Origen Novartis USAID Rebecca Onie is Co-Founder 2010 as Africa Director. Nag Murty manages Gavin Neath is the Senior Kip Oebanda, MDM, works and CEO of Health Leads. She represents ONE’s Mary Anne Müller is a social Dorje Mundle took on Embrace’s Clinical product line Vice President responsible Maura O’Neill is Chief on strategy, international A graduate of Harvard Law global work across Africa entrepreneur, educator the global role of Head and the technology-related for Unilever’s sustainability Innovation Officer at USAID. networking and organisational School, where she was editor and helps mainstream the and Buddhist instructor. In of Corporate Citizenship activities. In this role, he programmes around the Maura has focused her career development for the Visayan of the Harvard Law Review, African perspective in ONE’s 1991, she founded Escuela Management at Novartis has overseen the Thermpod world. He comes at the issue on creating entrepreneurial Forum in the Philippines. Kip Rebecca was honoured to policy stances. She has 18 Agroecologica de Pirque in 2008. He is responsible product through from market from a business perspective and public policy solutions was born in prison during receive a 2009 MacArthur years experience from AfDB, and in 2004, she founded for driving the integration of research to a market pilot and having previously been the for some of the world’s the Marcos dictatorship. At Fellowship for “individuals UN and the World Bank. Fundación Origen, an societal issues into corporate regulatory approval. Nag brings Chairman of Unilever Foods toughest problems. She 12, he led the first child- who have shown extraordinary Her last position was AfDB institution for Sustainable innovation, commercial and a solid blend of engineering in the UK and Lever Ponds has started four companies: run radio programme in the originality and dedication.” Resident Representative in Education, Entrepreneurship organisational development skills and life science business in South Africa. He co-chairs energy efficiency and curbside country and won national She is a Skoll Awardee, a Tanzania, where as Chair of and Peace. Mary Anne is an activities. His top priority is experience to the team. the Global Consumer Goods recycling, utility billing and media awards. At 14, he World Economic Forum Young 14 GBS partners, she led Ashoka fellow, Avina leader driving business innovation He has work experience Forum’s work on sustainability metering services including spoke at international Global Leader and recently country-level Policy Dialogue and member of the Schwab to meet the needs of in strategy consulting and which has a strong focus smart grid, internet apps conferences on children’s was named to the Forbes between government and Foundation. She is currently under-served patients in venture financing with on deforestation. He was and digital education. Before rights and established CLASP, Magazine Impact 30 List. donors. Previous roles launching the School for Peace developing and developed global pharmaceutical and awarded the CBE for services coming to USAID, Maura an organisation of child include Special Affiliate on & Sustainable Education to countries alike. Prior to med-tech companies. Nag to the Food Industry in 2007. served at USDA Chief of labourers and advocates. SPEAKING President Bush’s Blue-Ribbon train South American teachers joining Novartis, he managed holds an MS from Stanford Staff, US Senate and taught The government recognised Commission on Affordable and social leaders. Citizenship and CSR issues University, and a BS and SPEAKING entrepreneurship at UC Kip through such awards 1100 - 1230 Thursday Housing, and a Sasakawa for 12 years with Shell, MS degree in Aerospace Berkeley. She received MBAs as the Ninoy Aquino and Transforming Leadership Fellowship. SPEAKING PricewaterhouseCoopers Engineering from IIT Bombay. 0900 - 1030 Friday from Columbia University and Ten Outstanding Students Healthcare for the and Novo Nordisk. Transforming Markets UC Berkeley and PhD from of the Philippines. 21st Century: Innovations 0900 - 1030 Friday to Save Forests University of Washington. from the Ground Up SPEAKING Dancing with Elephants: SPEAKING See page 25 See page 17 1100 - 1230 Thursday Influencing Education SPEAKING SPEAKING 1115 - 1230 and SPEAKING Demanding Prosperity Systems in a World in Flux 1400-1530 Thursday 1330 - 1445 Friday 1400 - 1530 Thursday for People and Planet See page 24 David and Goliath Frugal Innovation 1400 - 1530 Thursday Young People: The New See page 16 Revisited: Partnerships See page 26, 28 Too Big To Be Small Superheroes Leading Between Social Entrepreneurs See page 18 Social Innovation and Big Business See page 18 See page 18 54 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 5555 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Sally Osberg Sikha Patra Rick Peyser Carl Pope Geeta Rao Gupta Judith Rodin Hans Rosling Albina Ruiz President and CEO Child Advisor Director of Social Senior Strategic Deputy Executive President Professor of Founder and President Skoll Foundation Prayasam Advocacy and Supply Advisor, Sierra Club Director The Rockefeller International Health, Ciudad Saludable Chain Community Convenor, Global UNICEF Foundation Karolinska Institutet Sally Osberg is President and Sikha Patra, a girl of 14 years Outreach Alliance for Access to Co-Founder, Gapminder Albina Ruiz is the Founder CEO of the Skoll Foundation, who lives in Nehru Colony, Green Mountain Renewable Energy Geeta Rao Gupta’s awards Judith Rodin is the President Foundation and President of Ciudad partnering with Jeff Skoll to Calcutta, is one of the Child Coffee Roasters include the James Cameron of the Rockefeller Foundation. Saludable, an organisation champion change. Named Area Health Minders and Child A veteran environmental Award for distinguished She was previously Hans Rosling is Professor that turned the waste one of the “Millennium 100” Advisors to Prayasam. She was Rick Peyser is Director of leader, Carl Pope has been journalism, and an MBE from President of the University of of International Health at problems in Peru into an for her role in shaping and also the youngest participant Social Advocacy and Supply with the Sierra Club for the Queen. She was educated Pennsylvania and provost of Karolinska Institutet, and entrepreneurial success story leading Silicon Valley, she chosen among four adolescents Chain Community Outreach more than thirty years. at Harvard and Moscow, as Yale University. Since joining Co-Founder of Gapminder with worldwide potential. is a leader among social to speak on National Girl Child for Green Mountain Coffee He has served as Political well as Oxford, where she is the Foundation in 2005 she Foundation. As a young MD She has been promoting entrepreneurs and other Day, hosted by the Ministry of Roasters, where he has Director, Conservation now Honorary Fellow of St has recalibrated its focus he worked in Mozambique an inclusive solid waste innovators. On the boards of Women and Child Development worked for 24 years. He Director, Executive Director Antony’s College. She is a to meet the challenges of (1979-1980) where he management model that the Skoll Foundation, the Skoll in New Delhi, to share her is a past President of the and Chairman. He stepped Trustee of Asia House and the 21st century. Today discovered a formerly incorporates informal Global Threats Fund and the experiences of the problems Specialty Coffee Association down as Chairman in visiting Professor of Journalism the Foundation supports unrecognised paralytic disease waste collectors into waste Oracle Education Foundation, faced by adolescent girls, of America, the world’s largest 2012 to become a Senior at Lincoln University. and shapes innovations that his research team named management systems, she also serves on the especially early marriage and coffee trade association, Strategic Advisor. During his to strengthen resilience to Konzo. Hans co-founded creating employment and advisory board of the Elders. the innovative strategies being served six years on the Fair tenure as Executive Director, SPEAKING risks ensuring that more Gapminder Foundation, an improving living conditions implemented by her group Trade Labeling Organizations Sierra Club added 400,000 people have access to the organisation that promotes for more than 6 million poor SPEAKING in the community, as well International (FLO) Board new members, growing to 0900 - 1030 Friday benefits of globalisation. a fact-based worldview by people. Albina has received BBC Forum: as peer education to those and currently serves on approximately 1.2 million. converting international several honours at the 1730 - 1900 Thursday in outreach areas. the Boards of Directors of The Aspen Institute, after A Relationship of Equals? SPEAKING statistics into moving, national and international Awards Ceremony Coffee Kids, Food4Farmers surveying Congress and key See page 24 interactive and enjoyable level and she holds a See page 20-21 SPEAKING and Fundacion Ixil. federal officials, named the 1700 - 1830 Wednesday graphics. His award-winning PhD in Chemistry from Club as the most influential Opening Plenary lectures on global trends have Universidad Ramon Llull. 1400 - 1530 Thursday environmental organisation been labelled “humorous Young People: The New SPEAKING See page 12-13 in Washington, DC. yet deadly serious.” SPEAKING Superheroes Leading 1100 - 1230 Thursday Social Innovation From Farm to Plate: SPEAKING SPEAKING 1100 - 1230 Thursday See page 18 Financing Change, David and Goliath Changing Finance 1530 - 1700 Friday 1700 - 1830 Wednesday Revisited: Partnerships See page 16 Closing Plenary Opening Plenary Between Social Entrepreneurs See page 30-31 See page 12-13 and Big Business See page 16 56 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 5757 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Soraya Salti Dipender Saluja Jason Saul Christine Tali Sharot Salim Shekh Lesley Anjani Kumar Senior Vice President Managing Director Founder and CEO Schuler Director, Affective Child Advisor Silverthorn Singh Deschryver of Middle East/North Capricorn Mission Measurement Brain Lab Prayasam Co-Founder and CEO Principal Secretary, Africa for Junior Investment Group Director, V-Day Congo University College Angaza Design, Inc. Department of Achievement Worldwide Jason Saul is the Founder Director, City of Joy London Salim Shekh was selected Education INJAZ Al-Arab Dipender Saluja is Managing and CEO of Mission to attend the Parliamentary Lesley Silverthorn is the Co- Government of Bihar Director at Capricorn Measurement, a strategy Christine Schuler Deschryver Tali Sharot received her Forum on Children: Voices Founder and CEO of Angaza Soraya Salti is Senior Vice Investment Group, an consulting firm that helps is Director of V-Day Congo PhD in Psychology and from the Field, which is Design, Inc., a for-profit social As Principal Secretary, President of Middle East/ investment firm based in corporations, non-profits and and City of Joy. City of Joy is Neuroscience from New York comprised of concerned venture that uses human- Department of Education, North Africa for Junior Palo Alto, where he oversees governments to measure and a revolutionary community for University and has a BA in Members of Parliament, who centred design to create solar Anjani Kumar Singh is in Achievement Worldwide, investments in energy improve their social impact. women survivors of violence Economics and Psychology. play a major role in advising home systems with embedded charge of elementary to INJAZ Al-Arab. Her efforts technology, cleantech, IT and Some of the clients he has in the Democratic Republic of She is a faculty member of and influencing the attitudes pay-per-use technology, adult education in the have led to the expansion emerging markets. Dipender advised include: Walmart, Congo, created with support the Department of Cognitive, of the executive and the inspired directly by the needs state of Bihar, India, and is of INJAZ to 15 countries, in is also President and CEO Starbucks, McDonald’s, The from V-Day and Fondaction Perceptual and Brain Sciences legislature by giving greater of the rural poor. A product responsible for the education the most successful private of Automatiks, a Capricorn Gates Foundation, Easter Panzi, where pain is turned at University College London prominence to children’s designer and mechanical of 20 million children. public sector partnership in portfolio company developing Seals, The Smithsonian and to leadership and power. In and a Wellcome Trust Fellow. issues. Salim is a child advisor engineer from Stanford His efforts to improve the education reaching more energy management platforms. USAID. Jason serves on 1998, after the rape and Her scholarly research to Prayasam which has University, she has also status of adult education than 1 million youth, in Previously, Dipender was the faculty of the Kellogg murder of her best friend and focuses on how emotion, helped him discover his innate worked as a design engineer for the people of Bihar have the region with the world’s Chief of Staff at Cadence, School of Management at the death of an infant in her motivation and social factors talent for public speaking. on a large variety of products been recognised by the highest youth unemployment. and prior to that worked at Northwestern University and arms, Christine devoted her influence our expectations, from the Amazon Kindle government of India, and were She won the 2006 Schwab Data General (now EMC), has written two definitive life to alerting the world to decisions and memories. SPEAKING eReader to medical devices. awarded twice successively Social Entrepreneur award Honeywell and ROLM (now books on social impact: the femicide and rape against the UNESCO Prize for for Jordan, became a Young IBM). Dipender serves on The End of Fundraising and women in DRC. She was SPEAKING 1400 - 1530 Thursday SPEAKING Literacy by the President of Global Leader of the World the boards of Sunpreme, Social Innovation, Inc. named one of The Guardian’s Young People: The New India. He places a special Economic Forum and was AST, Embrace, Liquidity, Women of the Year for 2011. 1400 - 1530 Thursday Superheroes Leading 1115 - 1230 and emphasis on bridging the the first Arab woman to Automatiks and CalStart. SPEAKING Wired for Change: Social Innovation 1330 - 1445 friday gender and social gap in win the Skoll Award for SPEAKING The Neuroscience of See page 18 Frugal Innovation the domain of education. SPEAKING 0900 - 1030 FRIday Social Progress Social Entrepreneurship. See page 26, 28 Beyond Charity: From 1100 - 1230 Thursday See page 19 SPEAKING 0900 - 1030 Friday Reports to Returns Victors, Not Victims: SPEAKING Moving from Darkness to See page 25 Women Driving Social 0900 - 1030 Friday 1700 - 1830 Wednesday Light: Impact Investing in the Change and Striving for Dancing with Elephants: Opening Plenary Rural Electrification Ecosystem Peace in Conflict Zones Influencing Education See page 12-13 See page 24 See page 16 Systems in a World in Flux See page 24 58 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 5959 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Jeff Skoll George Soros Pablo Suarez Mark Tauber Vinod Thomas David Torres Camilla Toulmin Peter Tufano Founder Chairman, Soros Fund Consultant Senior Vice President Director General, Director, Director Peter Moores Dean Skoll Foundation, Management LLC Oxfam America and Publisher Independent Evaluation External Affairs International Institute Saïd Business School Skoll Global Threats Founder, Open HarperOne Asian Development mothers2mothers for Environment Fund, Participant Society Foundations Pablo Suarez supports Bank and Development Peter Tufano joined Saïd Media, Capricorn Oxfam’s work in Mark Tauber is Senior Vice David Torres is Director, Business School in July Investment Group George Soros has been microinsurance for climate President and Publisher of Vinod Thomas reports to External Affairs at Camilla Toulmin is Director 2011 as Peter Moores Dean a prominent international risk management. He is HarperOne, a division of ADB’s Board of Directors mothers2mothers, responsible of the International and Professor of Finance, Jeff Skoll is a philanthropist supporter of democratic ideals also Associate Director of HarperCollins Publishers, through the Development for external donor and partner Institute for Environment and created the Oxford and social entrepreneur. and causes for more than Programs for the Red Cross/ a subsidiary of News Effectiveness Committee. relationships. David spent 22 and Development, which 1+1 MBA Programme. His As Founder of the Skoll 30 years. His philanthropic Red Crescent Climate Centre Corporation. He is a board He previously led the World years as a finance industry is celebrating 40 years recent research focuses on Foundation, Skoll Global organisation, the Open and faculty member at the member of The Not For Sale Bank Group’s Independent professional in the US, Latin of ideas and action for how innovation in consumer Threats Fund, Participant Society Foundations, supports Parsons School in New York. Campaign. Prior to joining Evaluation Group. He joined America and Europe before sustainable development. finance can improve the Media and Capricorn democracy and human rights He has worked in more than HarperOne, Mark was a Co- the World Bank in 1975 and moving with his family to An economist by training, delivery of services to Investment Group, he is in over 70 countries. Born in 45 countries. His current Founder of EverydayHealth, began a career that later Cape Town in 2007 to join she has worked mainly in low income families. He bringing life to his vision Budapest in 1930, George work addresses institutional Inc. and a founding team saw him as Country Director, the management team Africa on agriculture, land, founded a non-profit R&D of a sustainable, peaceful Soros is Chairman of Soros innovation - including the member of Beliefnet, Inc. Mark Brazil, and as Vice President at mothers2mothers. climate and livelihoods, mixing lab for new financial product and prosperous world. The Fund Management, LLC. design and facilitation of has acquired over 60 NY Times of the World Bank Institute. research, policy analysis development (www.d2dfund. first President of eBay, Skoll As one of history’s most participatory games for bestsellers by authors including He holds PhD and Master’s SPEAKING and advocacy. Her work has org). Prior to Saïd, he spent developed the company’s successful financiers, his views learning and dialogue. Desmond Tutu, the Dalai degrees in Economics from aimed at understanding how 33 years at Harvard, serving inaugural business plan and on investing and economic Lama, Tim Tebow, Cynthia the University of Chicago. He 1115 - 1230 and environmental, economic as Professor and Senior led its successful initial public issues are widely followed. SPEAKING Sass, Dr. Alejandro Junger, has authored 14 books and 1330 - 1445 Friday and political change impact Associate Dean at Harvard offering. On December 30, Rob Bell, Thich Nhat Hahn, numerous journal articles. Organising Non- people’s lives, and how policy Business School, and Co- 2011, Skoll was appointed SPEAKING 1115 - 1230 and Van Jones, C.S. Lewis, Paulo Profit Operations in reform can bring real change Founder of Harvard University Officer of the Order of 1330 - 1445 Friday Coelho and Stephen Prothero. Multiple Countries on the ground. Her latest book Innovation Lab (i-Lab). 1730 - 1900 Thursday SPEAKING Canada, one of the country’s Managing Risk in a is Climate Change in Africa. Awards Ceremony See page 26, 28 highest civilian honours. Warming World SPEAKING 1100 - 1230 Thursday SPEAKING See page 20-21 Demanding Prosperity See page 26, 28 SPEAKING SPEAKING 1100 - 1230 AND for People and Planet 1700 - 1830 Wednesday 1330 - 1500 Friday See page 16 1100 - 1230 Thursday Opening Plenary 1700 - 1830 WEDNESDAY STORYTELLING FOR IMPACT Demanding Prosperity See page 12-13 for People and Planet 1730 - 1900 THURSDAY See page 27, 29 Opening Plenary and See page 16 Awards Ceremony See page 12-13, 20-21 60 WEDNESDAYSPEAKERS BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030 6161 SPEAKERS WEDNESDAY BIOGRAPHIES 0930-1030

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Mabel Pat Venditti Mathis Amy Wares Zoe Williams Kinsey Wilson Lisa Witter van Oranje Deputy Forest Wackernagel COO Columnist Executive Vice Partner and Chief CEO Campaign Director President and CEO Social Progress The Guardian President and Chief Change Officer The Elders Greenpeace Global Footprint Initiative Content Officer Fenton Network Zoe Williams has been a National Public Radio Mabel van Oranje is CEO of Pat Venditti is Deputy Amy Wares is COO of the Columnist at The Guardian Lisa Witter is Partner and The Elders. A global advocate Forest Campaign Director Mathis Wackernagel is Co- Social Progress Initiative. since 2000 - previously, Kinsey Wilson was recently Chief Change Officer of on peace and justice issues, at Greenpeace and one of Creator of the Ecological She is a specialist in she wrote a column for the named Chief Content Officer Fenton, a global public- Mabel has been involved in the primary architects of Footprint and President international development London Evening Standard. for National Public Radio interest communications the development a number of Greenpeace’s current forest and CEO of Global Footprint who has worked with Zoe contributes to various with the goal of establishing firm. She is a strategist and highly effective organisations strategy. Over the past decade, Network. He has promoted USAID, the World Bank, magazines and news weeklies, an integrated vision for the social entrepreneur with and campaigns, including he has been responsible sustainability on six continents non-profit organisations and including Marie Claire, network’s news, programming expertise in philanthropy, ‘Girls Not Brides: the Global for the development and and lectured at over 100 development consulting Glamour, New Statesman, and digital operations. politics, health, innovation, Partnership to End Child execution of a number of universities. Mathis is a firms. She was an adjunct Good Housekeeping, Red, Since arriving at NPR in new media, development, Marriage,’ War Child and Greenpeace’s most successful Visiting Professor at Cornell associate professor at Grazia and Cosmopolitan. 2008, Kinsey has worked to and corporate responsibility. the global NGO coalition corporate campaigns, including University. He received the Columbia University’s School Broadcasting includes the expand its news-gathering Lisa is the co-author of The ‘Publish What You Pay.’ She McDonald’s, Nestle, and 2011 Zayed International for International and Public Daily Politics, The Politics capacity and championed a She Spot: Why Women are is a Founder and Co-Chair Mattel. The corporate action Prize for the Environment, an Affairs. She holds an MBA Show and Newsnight for strategy that has put NPR the Market for Changing the of the European Council on resulting from these campaigns honorary doctorate from the from Harvard Business School the BBC; Dispatches and at the forefront of digital World and How to Reach Foreign Relations. From 1997 has made a significant University of Berne in 2007, and was a Peace Corps Channel Four News; a weekly media innovation. For Them. She has appeared on to 2008 she held a number contribution to the likely future a 2007 Skoll Award for Social Volunteer in Kyrgyzstan. review for Sky News; and more than 15 years he has Showtime, NPR, MSNBC, of senior positions with the of the world’s last rainforests. Entrepreneurship, a 2006 appearances on the Today played a leadership role in CBS and has published in Open Society Institute. WWF Award for Conservation SPEAKING programme, Woman’s Hour, digital media and is a past numerous publications. In SPEAKING Merit and the 2005 Herman PM and the World Tonight for president of the Online 2010, she was named a Daly Award of the U.S. Society 1100 - 1230 THURSday BBC Radio Four. News Association, which has Young Global Leader by the 0900 - 1030 Friday for Ecological Economics. Beyond GDP emerged as a leading voice World Economic Forum. Transforming Markets for journalism innovation. to Save Forests See page 17 SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING See page 25 1530 – 1700 Friday SPEAKING 1100 - 1230 THURSday Closing Plenary 1115 - 1230 and Beyond GDP See page 30-31 1400 - 1530 Thursday 1330 - 1445 Friday See page 17 Horizontal Media: Branding: More than a The New Influencers Logo- A Tool for Social Change See page 19 See page 26, 28 62 WEDNESDAYDELEGATE-LED 0930-1030 PROFILES 63 DELEGATE-LED PROFILES

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Thomas Bjelkeman-Pettersson Lori Heise Tony Kalm Paul Rice Co-Founder and Co-Director, Akvo Foundation Chief Executive, STRIVE; Senior Researcher, London School Managing Director, One Acre Fund USA CEO, Fair Trade USA of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Thomas Bjelkeman is a visionary systems architect and designer Tony Kalm is Managing Director of One Acre Fund USA. Paul Rice, CEO of Fair Trade USA, is innovating and with both an internet services and an environmental science Lori Heise has worked for 25 years on issues of gender equity, Previously, he helped launch the Global Crop Diversity Trust, mainstreaming the Fair Trade movement in order to scale its background. He co-founded Akvo.org, which builds open-source economic justice and violence against women. She specialises which conserves crop diversity for food security worldwide. impact for millions of farmers, businesses and consumers software to fix poverty. in bridging the worlds of research, activism, policy and practice. around the world.

1330 - 1445 Friday 1330 - 1445 Friday 1330 - 1445 Friday 1330 - 1445 Friday Open Data Systems and Democratisation Bridging the “Cultures” of Business and Civil Society Ending the Cycle of Famine in Africa Will Conscious Consumers Save the World? See page 29 See page 29 See page 29 See page 29

Jeanne Bourgault Xavier Helgesen Joe Madiath Jack SiM President, Internews CEO, Off.Grid:Electric Founder and Executive Director, Gram Vikas Founder, World Toilet Organization Jeanne Bourgault, President of Internews, leads the organisation F. Xavier Helgesen is a serial social entrepreneur and former Joe Madiath is the Founder and Executive Director of Gram Jack Sim started World Toilet Organization. He is a Schwab and its programmes in over 40 countries. She believes Skoll Scholar at Oxford. He founded Better World Books in his Vikas. He has worked in the state of Orissa in India since 1979 Fellow of the World Economic Forum, Ashoka Global Fellow, passionately in local media’s role in improving lives and early twenties and launched his new startup, Off.Grid:Electric, in on water and sanitation, renewable energy and environmental Time Magazine’s Hero of the Environment and Readers Digest’s empowering communities. 2011. interventions. Asian of the Year 2011.

1115 - 1230 Friday 1330 - 1445 Friday 1115 - 1230 Friday 1115 - 1230 Friday Local Voices, Global Change: Media for Development The Revolution in Off-Grid Clean Energy Water Supply and Sanitation in Rural Areas How to Get Almost Anything for Free See page 27 See page 29 See page 27 See page 27

Kushal Chakrabarti Hiroyasu Ichikawa John Marks Charles Slaughter CEO, Vittana CEO, SocialCompany President, Search for Common Ground President, Living Goods Kushal Chakrabarti is the Co-Founder and CEO of Vittana and a Hiroyasu Ichikawa is a social media consultant focused John Marks is President and Founder of Search for Common Charles Slaughter founded TravelSmith, a $100 million travel- pioneer of student microloans. Kushal previously ran technology on innovative use of social media for empowering social Ground, the world’s largest peacebuilding NGO, President of wear company, and Living Goods, which empowers micro- for a $1B+ team at Amazon.com and is the author of 20+ entrepreneurship through researching, writing and public Common Ground Productions, and a recipient of the Skoll Award entrepreneurs to deliver life-saving, life-changing products to patents and papers. speaking for non-profit organisations and governments. for Social Entrepreneurship. the doorsteps of the poor. 1330 - 1445 Friday 1115 - 1230 Friday 1330 - 1445 Friday 1330 - 1445 Friday Creating a Marketplace for Global Education Social Media for Social Good Popular Entertainment as a Tool for Social Change Micro Franchising: The Next Big Small Thing? See page 29 See page 27 See page 29 See page 29

Scott Gilmore Rene Jones Sebastien Marot Rich Tafel CEO, Building Markets President, UTA Foundation Founder and Executive Director, Friends-International Founder, Public Squared Scott Gilmore is the Founder of Building Markets, formerly Rene Jones is the Founding Director of the UTA Foundation at Sebastien Marot is Founder and Executive Director of Friends- Rich Tafel is the CEO of Public Squared in the US, providing Peace Dividend Trust, which connects local entrepreneurs to United Talent Agency, where she provides strategic guidance for International, a social enterprise supporting 50,000 marginalised strategic consulting, training and policy coaching services to international supply chains. Their model for job creation is clients and employees in the pursuit of meaningful philanthropy. youth each year to be functional, productive citizens of their social entrepreneurs. He is also CSO for the Mexico Workplace changing the way aid agencies fight poverty. countries. Wellness Council. 1115 - 1230 Friday 1115 - 1230 Friday 1115 - 1230 Friday 1115 - 1230 Friday Working with Local Entrepreneurs to Maximise Impact How to Engage Entertainment Industry Resources Youth Employment: Tackling the Challenges Together Jack-of-All-Trades, Master of None: A New Type of Leader See page 27 See page 27 See page 27 See page 27 64 WEDNESDAYDELEGATE LIST 0930-1030 65 WEDNESDAY65 DELEGATE 0930-1030 LIST

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Quratul ain Bakhteari, Institute for Development Studies and Practices, Founding Director Greg Booth, SNV Netherlands Development Organisation, Corporate Coordinator, James Cameron, Climate Change Capital, Founder and Executive Vice-Chairman Local Capacity Development Facility Initiative Kris Balderston, Global Partnership Initiative, Beatriz Cardoso, Comunidade Educativa, President A U.S. Department of State, Special Representative Sarah Zak Borgman, Skoll Foundation, Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship, Director and Curator Lynne Carlson, Fundraiser Charles Abani, Absolute Return for Kids (ARK), Managing Director, International Cecilia Barja, AVINA, Program Manager David Bornstein, Dowser Media, Chief Storyteller Scotty Carlson, Student Wendy Abt, United States Agency for International Development, Mike Barry, Marks and Spencer Plc, Head of Sustainable Business Deputy Assistant Administrator, EGAT Bureau Jeanne Bourgault, Internews Network, President Meagan Carnahan Fallone, Barefoot College, Global Strategy Jennifer Barsky, International Finance Corporation, Partnerships Coordinator Muna AbuSulayman, Individual Amit Bouri, Global Impact Investing Network, Director, Strategy and Development Tania Carnegie, KPMG, National Director of Community Leadership Radha Basu, Santa Clara University, McKenna Professor of Science, Technology and Society Zika Abzuk, Cisco, Senior Manager Jenny Bowen, Half the Sky Foundation, Founder and CEO Christy Carpenter, Winthrop Rockefeller Institute, CEO David Batstone, Not For Sale, President and Co-Founder CJ Adams, Saïd Business School, MBA Student Susanne Boyce, Individual, Media Advisor Chris Carr, Equity Plus Limited, Director Ariel Bauer, Essilor International, Project Leader, Worldwide Vision Development Fartuun Adan, Elman Peace and Human Rights Centre, Executive Director Margot Brandenburg, Rockefeller Foundation, Associate Director John Carter, Alianca da Terra, Executive Director Betsy Beaumon, Benetech, VP/GM Literacy Programs Rosemary Addis, Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Naftali Brawer, Spiritual Capital Foundation, CEO Tom Casten, Recycled Energy Development Workplace Relations, Social Innovation Strategist Alberto Beeck, Alberto and Olga Maria Beeck Family Foundation, Vice Chairman Edward Breslin, Water for People, CEO Mariano Cenamo, Instituto de Conservação e Desenvolvimento Sustentável do Amazonas, Joseph Adelegan, Global Network for Environment and Econ Dev Resarch, President Olga Maria Beeck, Alberto and Olga Maria Beeck Family Foundation, Chairman Senior Researcher and Deputy Executive Secretary Girija Brilliant, Skoll Global Threats Fund Ademola Adesina, Rensource Smart Power Solutions, Founder John Bell, YouthBuild USA, Vice President Joe Cerrell, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Director, European Office Larry Brilliant, Skoll Global Threats Fund, President and CEO HRH Princess Banderi Al Faisal, King Khaled Foundation, Director General Jessica Bentley Jacobs, Free the Children Jyot Chadha, Saïd Business School, Student William Brindley, NetHope, CEO Eman Al Nafjan, Saudi Woman Blog, Writer Dan Berelowitz, International Centre for Social Franchising, Director Susan Chaffin, UNDP and Business Call to Action, Programme Manager Liam Brody, Root Capital, Senior VP of Business Development and Corporate Relations Leena Al Olaimy, 3BL Associates, Co-Founder and Managing Director Jim Berk, Participant Media, CEO Kushal Chakrabarti, Vittana, CEO Gidon Bromberg, Friends of the Earth-Middle East, Israeli Director Tariq Al Olaimy, 3BL Associates, Co-Founder Zachary Berke, Exygy, Founder and CEO Stephan Chambers, Director of the MBA, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford; Roy Brook, Soros Fund Management, Driver Chair of the Standing Committee, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship Yvette Alberdingk Thijm, WITNESS, Executive Director Paul Bernstein, Pershing Square Foundation, CEO Anna Brosnan, Small Foundation, COO Alan Chang, Capricorn Investment Group, Managing Director Jeremy Alberga, Global Viral Forecasting Initiative, VP Operations Daniela Bertoglia, Natura, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability Tim Brosnan, Small Foundation, Chairman Sharon Chang, Yoxi, Founder and CEO Karena Albers, The Earth Awards, Director and Co-Founder Mitch Besser, mothers2mothers, Medical Director and Founder John Brothers, Support Center for Nonprofit Management, Senior Fellow Madhav Chavan, Pratham, Co-Founder and CEO Richard Alderson, UnLtd India, Co-Founder Vineet Bewtra, Omidyar Network, Director, Investments Ron Bruder, Education for Employment Foundation, Founder and Chair Cindy Chen, Skoll Foundation, Portfolio Analyst Lorenzo Allevi, Oltre Venture, CEO Yasser Bhatti, Saïd Business School, PhD Candidate William Bryan, Perkins School of Theology, Jane Chen, Embrace, CEO Daniel Almagor, RMIT University, Social Entrepreneur in Residence Radj Bhondoe, Seva Network Foundation, Director Director, Intern Program and Professional Formation Mark Cheng, Solar For All, Director Amy Ambrose, Saïd Business School, Director of Development Cristina Bicchieri, The University of Pennsylvania, Professor Andy Bryant, Segal Family Foundation, Executive Director Willie Cheng, Lien Centre for Social Innovation, Director Marcos Amend, Conservation Strategy Fund, Executive Director of CSF Brasil Suzanne Biegel, Catalyst at Large Ltd., Chief Catalyst Ailyn Bulfa, Visayan Forum Foundation, Survivor Michael Chertok, Digital Divide Data, Vice President, Global Impact Jorge Americus, El Rehilete, CEO HRH Princess Basma Bint Saud Bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud, Individual, GM Inseed Holdings Nilda Bullain, European Center for Not-for-Profit-Law, Executive Director Avecita Chicchon, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Program Director Rajesh Anandan, UNICEF USA, Senior Vice President, Brizio Biondi-Morra, Fundación AVINA-Panama, President Barbara Burke, Office of Gordon and Sarah Brown, Events and Visits Director Private Sector Partnerships and UNICEF Ventures Barry Childs, Africa Bridge, Founder Maurice Biriotti, SHM, CEO Susan Burns, Global Footprint Network, CEO Joy Anderson, Criterion Ventures, President and Founder Christy Chin, Draper Richards Foundation, Portfolio Director Thomas Bjelkeman-Pettersson, Akvo, Co-Founder and Director James Burstall, ARGONON, CEO Steve Andrew, SolarAid, CEO Antoine Chiquet, Segal Family Foundation, Member, Board of Directors Amy Black, Teach for All, Vice President, Growth Strategy and Development Martin Burt, Fundación Paraguaya, Executive Director Robert Annibale, Citi, Global Head, Citi Microfinance & Community Development Leila Chirayath Janah, Samasource, Founder and CEO Anna Blackman, PhotoVoice, Social Enterprise Consultant Tony Bury, The Mowgli Foundation, Founder and Trustee Randy Antik, Searching For Solutions Institute, CEO Helen Cho, The ELMA Philanthropies Services (U.S.) Inc., Kipper Blakeley, Social Investors Partners, Partner Barbara Bush, Global Health Corps, Co-Founder and CEO Director, Education Program Investments Roberto Artavia, Social Progress Initiative, CEO , Initiative Bur s, Founder Jolanta Blažaitė ė Rhett A. Butler, mongabay.com, President Audrey Choi, Morgan Stanley, Managing Director Anne Aslett, Elton John AIDS Foundation, Executive Director Taddy Blecher, Community and Individual Development Association, CEO Faisal Butt, HBRE, Founder and Partner Joe Cirincione, Ploughshares Fund, President Nadia Auch, University of San Diego, Assistant Director Katherine Bleich, Individual Carla Buzasi, The Huffington Post UK, Editor-in-Chief Mireya Cisneros, Unidos en Red Foundation and Fundacion Venezuela sin Limites, President David Auerbach, Sanergy, Co-Founder Sandra Blevins, Institute for Social Design, CEO Catherine Clark, Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship, Rick Blickstead, Wellesley Institute, CEO Adjunct Assistant Professor Paul Bloom, CASE, Duke University’s Fuqua School, Faculty Director C Jason Clark, Skoll Foundation, Social Edge Web Manager B Sarah Caddick, Gatsby Charitable Foundation, Wiebe Boer, The Tony Elumelu Foundation, CEO Kelly Clark,Marmanie, Managing Director Julia Bacha, Just Vision, Media Director Principal Neuroscience Adviser to Lord Sainsbury of Turville Sarah Boerner, Individual, Entrepreneur Jason Clay, World Wildlife Fund US, Senior Vice President, Markets Neal Baer, Individual, Executive Producer Emma Caddy, Low Carbon Enterprise Fund, Director Brittany Boettcher, Skoll Foundation, Associate Program Officer Gary Cohen, Health Care Without Harm, Co-Founder and President Paula Baggio, Instituto Marques de Salamanca, Executive Director Edmund Cain, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, Vice President, Grant Programs Emily Boezeman, McKinsey & Company, Associate Consultant Vicky Colbert, Fundación Escuela Nueva, Founder and Director Rodrigo Baggio, Center for Digital Inclusion, Founder and CEO Maurizio Caio, TLcom Capital LLP, Founder and Managing Partner Dana Boggess, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Program Officer Andrea Coleman, Riders for Health, CEO Tina Bailey, Queen’s School of Business, Centre for Responsible Leadership, Gillian Caldwell, Gillian Caldwell Consulting LLC, President Associate Director Tamiko Bolton, Soros Fund Management Barry Coleman, Riders for Health, Executive Director Laura Callanan, McKinsey & Company, Consultant Ross Baird, Village Capital, Executive Director François Bonnici, University of Cape Town, Mildred Callear, Small Enterprise Assistance Funds, Executive Vice President and Board Member Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Director 66 WEDNESDAYDELEGATE LIST 0930-1030 67 WEDNESDAY67 DELEGATE 0930-1030 LIST

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Susan Collin Marks, Search for Common Ground, Senior Vice President Bill Drayton, Ashoka, CEO and Founder Holly Finn, Skoll Foundation, Director of Communications Justin Goerke, Capricorn Investment Group, Principal Philip Collis, Skoll Foundation, Creative Manager Malcolm Drenttel, Winterhouse Institute, Student Advisor Martin Fisher, KickStart-International, Co-Founder and CEO Ian Goldin, Oxford Martin School, Director Vera Cordeiro, Associacao Saude Crianca, CEO and Founder William Drenttel, Winterhouse Institute, President Lindsey Fishleder, Skoll Foundation, Skoll World Forum on Social Paula Goldman, Omidyar Network, Director Entrepreneurship, Program Associate Ann Cotton, Camfed, Founder and Executive Director Steven Drummond, National Public Radio, Senior National Editor Henry Gonzalez, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneur in Residence Eugénie Fitzgerald, San Francisco LGBT Center, Alumni Skollar and Sean Coughlan, Social Entrepreneurs Ireland, CEO Connie Duckworth, Arzu, Founder and CEO Director of Economic Development Emma Goodman, Skoll Foundation, Administrative Assistant Adrien Couton, Dalberg Global Development Advisors, Associate Principal Debra Dunn, Individual Matthew Flannery, Kiva, CEO Tim Goodwin, The Prince’s Foundation, COO Chris Crane, Edify Molly Dunn, US Agency for International Development, Presidential Management Fellow Cecilia Flores-Oebanda, Visayan Forum Foundation, Founding President and Executive Director Mary Gordon, Roots of Empathy, Founder and President Bob Crawford, Unilever, Research and Development Jeff Dykstra, Partners in Food Solutions, Executive Director Cristina Fontes, CLUA, Coordinator Michael Gordon, University of Michigan, Ross School of Business, Professor Kelly Creeden, Free the Children, Director, Strategic Partnerships William Foote, Root Capital, Founder and CEO Richard Graham, Comic Relief, Head, International Grants Denise Crossan, Trinity College Dublin, Kim Forepaugh, Open Society Institute and Soros Foundations Network, Maren Grainger-Monsen, Stanford University, Director, Program in Bioethics and Film, Assistant Professor in Social Entrepreneurship E Assistant to George Soros Filmmaker in Residence Issa Cuevas-Santos, Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation, Jake Eberts, Film Producer Debbie Forster, CDI Europe, Interim CEO Kate Grant, The Fistula Foundation, CEO Board of Trustees Michael Eckhart, Citigroup, Managing Director Matthew Forti, One Acre Fund, Founding Board Chair Bennett Grassano, Kiva, Senior Director of Development Renee Cullinan, Atalanta Partners, Managing Partner Jordyan Edmiston, On Purpose, Associate Annie Fowler, White Feather Foundation, Charity Co-Cordinator Michael Green, Philanthrocapitalism, Co-Author Maria Eitel, Nike Foundation, Founding President Stephanie Fowler, The Renaissance Foundation, Trustee Jim Greenbaum, Family Foundation, Founder and Managing Director D Dina El Mofty, Injaz Egypt, Executive Director Maggie Fox, The Climate Reality Project, President and CEO Kelly Greenwood, Skoll Foundation, Program Officer Tina Dacin, Queen’s School of Business, Director, Centre for Responsible Leadership Zohre Elahian, Global Catalyst Partners, Managing Director Susana Frazao Pinheiro, Local Insight, Alumni Skollar and Founder Josh Grehan, Saïd Business School, Student Pål Dale, Voxtra, Managing Director Bassem Elhady, KIJAMII, Co-Founder and CEO Marc Freedman, Civic Ventures, Founder and CEO Christo Greyling, World Vision International, Director, HIV and Infectious diseases Robin D’Alessandro, Vitol Charitable Foundation, CEO Carolina Elia, Porticus Foundation, Program Officer David Freeman, Welfare Association, Trustee Andréanne Grimard, Prince’s Rainforests Project, Programme Manager Victor d’Allant, Dallant Networks, LLC, CEO John Elkington, Volans Ventures Ltd, Founder and Executive Chairman Amy Freidenrich, Freidenrich Foundation, Director David Griswold, Sustainable Harvest Coffee Importers, President David Damberger, Saïd Business School, Skoll Skollar Gaute Ellingsen, Voxtra, Investment Manager Jim Fruchterman, Benetech, Founder and CEO Arvind Gupta, The World Bank, Program Leader, Development Marketplace Program Nick Danziger, Photographer, Author, Filmmaker, Speaker Paul Ellingstad, Hewlett-Packard, Global Health Director Jacquelline Fuller, Google.org, Director, Charitable Giving and Advocacy Geeta Rao Gupta, UNICEF, Deputy Executive Director Shawna Darling, Cisco Systems, Program Manager Tim Elliot, PATH, Special Initiatives Officer Katherine Fulton, Monitor Institute, President Parag Gupta, Waste Ventures, Founder Susan Davis, BRAC USA, President and CEO Dirk Elsen, Triodos Investment Management BV, Director, Emerging Markets Steven Funk, Funk Partners, Chief Advocate Maggie De Pree, Imaginals, Director Jed Emerson, Blended Value Group H Fred de Sam Lazaro, PBS NewsHour, Correspondent and Director Paul Leander, Engstrom, The World We Want Foundation, Founder Victoria Hale, Medicines360, Founder and CEO Jean-Philippe De Schrevel, Blue Orchard & Bamboo Finance, Founder and CEO Adriana Ennab, Graf von schaesberg vermoegensverwaltung kg, Director G Amlan Ganguly, PRAYASAM, Founder Director and Board Secretary Darell Hammond, KaBOOM!, Founder and CEO Mary de Wysocki, Cisco Systems Foundation, 21st Century Schools Director, Cisco Fellow Eve Ensler, V-Day, Playwright and Founder Veronica Garcia, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Asstistant to Dr. Larry Brilliant and Annie Maxwell Asim Haneef, Al-Jazeera English, Online Producer Elizabeth Dearborn Davis, Akilah Institute for Women, CEO and Co-Founder Tirzah Enumah, New Teacher Center, Chief of Staff Lisa Gardner-Springer, Public Radio International, Senior Manager, Institutional Giving Nadine Hani, Al-Arabiya News Channel, Senior Business Presenter Guibert del Marmol, Cardel Sustainable Management, Partner Regina Celia Esteves de Siqueira, AlfaSol, CEO Helene Gayle, CARE, President and CEO Rob Hanna, Dell Social Innovation Challenge director of Operations David Del Ser, Frogtek, Founder and CEO Alejandro Estrada, El Rehilete, Joint CEO Nathan Gebhard, Roadtrip Nation, Co-Founder and Creative Director Edward Hanrahan, ClimateCare, Director Kath Delaney, Global Footprint Network, Director of External Affairs Alexis Ettinger, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Head of Marketing and Strategy Vivian Gee, Schwab Foundation for Social Entreprenuership, Head of Asia Kathryn Hanson, ALearn, Founder and CEO Adnan Demachki, Municipality of Paragominas, Prefeito Chris Eyre, Legacy Venture, Managing Partner Nina Gené, Jasmine Social Investments, Investment Manager Kirk Hanson, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics, Executive Director James DeMartini, Seiler LLP, Managing Partner Christie George, LoudSauce, Entrepreneur and Skoll Skollar Tim Hanstad, Landesa, President and CEO Pooran Desai, BioRegional Development Group, Co-Founder F Stephen George, Capricorn Investment Group, Chief Investment Officer Tim Harford, Financial Times & BBC, Senior Columnist Claire Diaz-Ortiz, Twitter, Manager, Social Innovation Richard Fahey, Skoll Foundation, COO John Gershman, Robert F Wagner Graduate School of Public Service (NYU), Rachel Harrington, Coutts & Co., Philanthropy Manager Edward Diener, Skoll Foundation, Counsel and Secretary Jesse Fahnestock, Vattenfall, Climate Policy Advisor Clinical Associate Professor Jessica Harris, From Scratch Radio, NPR, Host Justin Dillon, Slavery Footprint, Founder and CEO Cristiana Falcone, Inter-American Development Bank, Principle Partnerships Consultant Stephanie Getson, Sahara Botanicals, Founder and CEO Nicola Harris, Harris Family Foundation, Founder and Trustee Al Doerksen, iDE - International Development Enterprises, CEO Abigail Falik, Global Citizen Year, Founder and CEO Fadi Ghandour, Aramex International, Founder and CEO Pegram Harrison, Saïd Business School, Fellow in Entrepreneurship Catherine Dolan, Saïd Business School, Lecturer Gene Falk, mothers2mothers, President and Co-Founder Catherine Gill, Root Capital, Vice President, Investor Relations Jesse Hartigan, Individual, Engineering Consultant, Solar Energy Lorna Donaldson, Skoll Foundation, Program Manager, Gannon Gillespie, Tostan, Director, Strategic Development Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship Kristin Feeley, Sundance Institute Documentary Film Program, Associate Director Melissa Hartigan, Individual, Pharmacist Jeremy Gilley, Peace One Day, Founder Therese Dooley, UNICEF, Senior Adviser, WASH Naoko Felder-Kuzu, sosense, Social Investment Management and EC Member Pamela Hartigan, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Director Kristin Gilliss, Skoll Foundation, Program Officer Susan Dorsey, Water For People, CFO Andrew Fiddaman, Prince’s Youth Business International, Managing Director Mark Harvey, Internews Europe, Executive Director Scott Gilmore, Peace Dividend Trust, Executive Director Louis Dorval, Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology, Skoll Skollar Scott Field, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Manager, Middle East Fahima Hashim, Salmmah Women Resource Center, Director 68 WEDNESDAYDELEGATE LIST 0930-1030 69 WEDNESDAY69 DELEGATE 0930-1030 LIST

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David Haskell, Dreams InDeed International, President and CEO Greg Khalil, Telos Group, Director Scott Lewis, Landesa, Chief Development Officer Ossama Hassanein, Tech Wadi, Chairman of the Board J Osman Khan, Saif Group of Companies, CEO Tris Lewis, Oak Foundation, Programme Officer Kevin Hassey, VisionSpring, President Ahsan Jamil, The Aman Foundation, CEO Nader Khateeb, Friends of the Earth-Middle East, Palestinian Director Keeva Lim, Singapore Tourism Board, Assistant Director Laura Hattendorf, Mulago Foundation, Portfolio Director Marcos Jank, UNICA - Sugarcane Industry Association, CEO Sunil Khilnani, King’s College London, Professor Luciana Lima, Ciudad Saludable, Strategic Alliance and Fundraising Manager Michael Hausser, University College London, Professor of Neuroscience Jonathan Jenkins, The Social Investment Business, CEO Craig Kielburger, Free the Children, Founder and Chair Elizabeth Lindsey, National Geographic Society, CEO and Explorer Mele-Ane Havea, Sententia, Partner Michael Jenkins, Forest Trends Association, President Marc Kielburger, Free the Children, Co-Founder Rick Little, ImagineNations Group, Founder and President Robert Haynie, United States Department of State, Senior Advisor Kirsty Jenkinson, World Resources Institute, Director, Markets and Enterprise Program Ariana Klitzner, Mission Measurement, Consultant Charmian Love, Volans Ventures Ltd, CEO Jennifer Hedrick, Tostan, COO Nikunj Jinsi, International Finance Corporation, Chief Investment Officer James Koch, Global Social Benefit Incubator, Executive Director Amy Low, Landesa, Chief Communications Officer Lisa Hehenberger, European Venture Philanthropy Association, Research Director Lars Jannick Johansen, Den Sociale Kapitalfond, CEO Cedric Kohler, Fundana, Advisory Head Bruce Lowry, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Director, Policy and Communications Libby Heimark, Free the Children, Board Director Leo Johnson, Individual, Managing Director and Partner John Kohler, Santa Clara University, CSTS Director of Social Capital Mindy Lubber, Ceres, President Andreas Heinecke, Dialogue Social Enterprise, CEO and Founder Leslie Johnston, Argidius Foundation, Executive Director Wendy Kopp, Teach for America, Co-Founder and CEO Alison Lucas, Fenton, Director of London Lori Heise, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Senior Researcher Rene Jones, United Talent Foundation Executive Director Marc Koska, The SafePoint Trust, Founder Jan Luebbering, streetfootballworld, Head of Business Development Xavier Helgesen, Off.Grid:Electric, CEO Tamsin Jones, Sententia Global, Founding Partner Carlos Gabriel Koury, Instituto de Conservação e Desenvolvimento Sustentável do Amy Luers, Skoll Global Threats Fund Director, Climate Change Amazonas, Executive Secretary Skye Heller, Bridges Ventures John Jonson, Capricorn Investment Group, Managing Director, Partner Tom Lumpkin, Syracuse University, Chris J. Witting Chair of Entrepreneurship Mark Kramer, FSG, Co-Founder and Managing Director Tim Helweg-Larsen, energybank, CEO Kippy Joseph, Rockefeller Foundation, Associate Director Michael Lunt, Armonia, Partner Paula Kravitz, Skoll Foundation, Director, Knowledge and Networks Peter Hero, Individual Christopher Joyce, National Public Radio, Science Correspondent Mark Lynas, University of Oxford, Climate Writer Michelle Kreger, Kiva, Director, Strategic Initiatives Anna Herrhausen, Allianz SE, Allianz4Good Francois Jung-Rozenfarb, CARE, Director, Social Enterprises John Lyndon, OneVoice Movement, Executive Director Thane Kreiner, Center for Science, Technology and Society, Executive Director Amy Herskovitz, Pershing Square Foundation, Executive Vice President, Programs Claire Lyons, Pepsico Foundation, Portfolios & Partnerships Manager Lisa Kristine, Lisa Kristine, Inc., President Sandy Herz, Skoll Foundation, Director of Strategic Alliances K J. Howard (Jim) Kucher, Evergreen Health Cooperative Inc., Executive Director Cory Heyman, Room to Read, Chief Program Officer Nik Kafka, Teach A Man To Fish and Fundación Paraguaya, CEO and Founder Heidi Kühn, Roots of Peace, Founder and CEO M Pippa Hichens, Skoll Centre on Social Entrepreneurship, Event Coordinator Tony Kalm, One Acre Fund, Development Director Raina Kumra, Broadcasting Board of Governors, Director of Innovation Slavka Macakova, ETP - Center for Sustainable Development, Director Paul Hilder, Change.org, Vice-President of Global Campaigns Wanjiru Kamau-Rutenberg, Akili Dada, Founder and Executive Director Dee Kyne, Pathfinder Healthcare Developments, CEO Sitaramachandra Machiraju, World Bank, Alumni Skollar Isabel Hilton, China Dialogue, Editor Gail Kaneb, Tostan, Board Chair John MacIntosh, SeaChange Capital Partners, Partner Joy Hirsch, Columbia University NY, Professor of Neuroscience Harbrinder Kang, Cisco Systems, Inc., Sr. Director, Collaboration Technologies Erica Mackey, Off.Grid:Electric, Co-Founder and COO Jeremy Hockenstein, Digital Divide Data, CEO Min-Jeong Kang, SK Research Institute, Director L Graham Macmillan, Citi Foundation, Senior Program Officer Andre Hoffmann, MAVA Foundation, President Kalsoom Lakhani, Invest2Innovate, Founder and CEO Sreekanth Kanthamneni, Saïd Business School, Skoll Centre Associate Fellow Joe Madiath, Gram Vikas, Executive Director Alex Hofmann, DAC Digital Media & Changents.com, Founder Dhruv Lakra, Individual, Alumni Renee Kaplan, Skoll Foundation, Chief Marketing Officer Liliana Madrigal, Amazon Conservation Team, Vice President for Programs Guy Hogge, Louis Dreyfus Commodities, Director, Sustainability Operations Gillian Langor, Saïd Business School, Student Lakshmi Karan, Riders for Health, Director, Global Strategy Bill Mancini, Goodlands Management, JS Security Troy Holmberg, US Synthetic, Director, Corporate Social Responsibility Lily Lapenna, MyBnk, Founder and CEO Bethany Kasmar, Skoll Foundation, Finance and Operations Assistant Noah Manduke, Jeff Skoll Group, Chief Strategy Officer Sean Holt, Om Ventures, Chief Alchemist Anima Sarah LaVoy, Saïd Business School, Skoll Skollar and MBA Candidate Emily Kasriel, BBC World Service, Executive Producer Allen Manser, Zouk Capital, Associate Robert Hope, University of Oxford, Senior Research Fellow Jonathan Law, McKinsey & Company, Associate Principal Sally Farhat Kassab, Individual Andrea Margit, Fundação Roberto Marinho, Head, Environment Unit Jim Hornthal, CMEA Capital, Partner Pamela Lawrence, Skoll Foundation, Program Coordinator Jordan Kassalow, VisionSpring, CEO Daniela Mariuzzo, Banco Rabobank International Brasil S.A., Jeff Horowitz, Avoided Deforestation Partners, Founding Partner Sylvia Lee, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Manager, Water Head of CSR and Sustainable Business Development Andrew Kassoy, B Lab Company, Co-Founder Lewis Hower, University Impact Fund, Managing Director Ira Leeds, Saïd Business School, MBA Candidate Laurie Marker, Cheetah Conservation Fund, Founder and Executive Director Muswagha Katya, Limbere Limited, Founder and Director Rupert Howes, Marine Stewardship Council, CEO Anja Leetz, Health Care Without Harm Europe, Executive Director Sébastien Marot, Friends-International, Executive Director Julie Katzman, Inter-American Development Bank, Executive Vice President Arianna Huffington, The Huffington Post, President and Editor-in-Chief Jeremy Leggett, SolarAid, Chairman Mike Marriner, Roadtrip Nation, Co-Founder Peter Kellner, Richmond Global, LLC, Managing Partner Bim Hundal, Lions Head Global Partners, Chairman and Partner Rich Leimsider, Echoing Green, Director, Fellow and Alumni Programs Maximilian Martin, Impact Economy, Founder Randall Kempner, Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs, Execuitve Director Kigge Hvid, Index, CEO Annie Lennox, SING, Founder Roger Martin, Joseph Rotman School of Management, Dean Bridget Kendall, BBC, Presenter Leonardo Letelier, Sitawi, CEO Sean Martin, Atalanta Partners, Associate Keith Kenny, McDonald’s Europe Ltd, Senior Director Irving Levin, Digital Divide Data, Board Chair Satnam Matharu, Al Jazeera Network, Director of International Relations I Harvey Keown, Africa Foundation for Sustainable Development, Managing Director Ellen Levy, Linkedin Corporation, VP of Strategic Alliances Natasha Matic, King Khalid Foundation, Senior Strategy Advisor Hiroyasu Ichikawa, SocialCompany, Inc., CEO and Social Media Consultant Adri Kerciku, Saïd Business School, MBA Candidate Wendy Levy, Tomorrow, Senior Strategist/Film, VIdeo, Technology Annie Maxwell, Skoll Global Threats Fund, COO Bob Inglis, Former Congressman, South Carolina Nigel Kershaw OBE, Big Issue Invest, CEO Bronwyn Lewis, RMIT University, Executive Director Brian McAllister, Roadtrip Nation, Co-Founder Eriko Ishikawa, Inclusive Business Group, Senior Program Manager Nadine Kettaneh, Willow Impact Investors, Managing Partner Jonathan C. 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Allanna McAspurn, MADE-BY Label UK, CEO Amanda Perkins Walsh, New Teacher Center, Director, Chicago Strategy and Planning Shona McDonald, Shonaquip, Director N Mark Perry, BioRegional Development Group, Head of Development S Debbie McLeod, Grant Me The Wisdom Fund, Executive Director Vinay Nagaraju, Riders for Health, COO Rick Peyser, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Director of Social Advocacy and Supply Steve Sabicer, SocentPR, Founder and CEO Chain, Community Outreach Douglas McMeekin, Yachana Foundation, Executive Director Vinay Nair, Acumen Fund, Business Development, Europe Amitabha Sadangi, International Development Enterprises (India), CEO Jan Piercy, ShoreBank International Ltd., Executive Vice President Scott McMeekin, JUMP Math, CEO Andrew Narracott, Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor, Programme Coordinator Grace Sai, The Hub Singapore, Co-Founder Tony Pigott, Brandaidproject, Co-Founder Bridget McNamer, McNamer and Associates, Principal Lisa Nash, Blue Planet Network, CEO Asif Saleh, BRAC, Director of Communications and Head of the Social Innovation Lab Turk Pipkin, The Nobelity Project, Founder William McNulty, Team Rubicon, Vice President and Co-Founder Marc Nathanson, Falcon Waterfree Technologies Soraya Salti, INJAZ Al-Arab (JA WW - MENA Region), Regional Director Joan Platt, Joan and Lewis Platt Foundation, President and Founder Harris Mehos, OPIC, Director Gavin Neath, Unilever, Senior Vice President Sustainability Dipender Saluja, Capricorn Investment Group, Managing Director Mark Plotkin, Amazon Conservation Team, President Nipun Mehta, ServiceSpace, Founder Eric Nee, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Managing Editor Judith Samuelson, Aspen Institute, Executive Director, Business and Society Program Pati Poblete, Global Footprint Network, Director for World Outreach Munqeth Mehyar, Friends of the Earth, Middle East, Jordanian Director Adam Nelson, The Yeh Family Philanthropy, Executive Director Maria Sanchez-Marin Melero, Thomson Reuters Foundation, Director, TrustLaw Connect Kirsten Poitras, The World We Want Foundation, CEO Patrick Meier Ushahidi, Director of Crisis Mapping Camilla Nestor, Grameen Foundation USA, Vice President Mirela Sandrini, Fundo Vale, Director Carl Pope, Sierra Club, CEO Molly Melching, Tostan, Executive Director Phil Newborough, Bridges Ventures, Managing Partner Øyvind Sandvold, Ferd, Business Development Todd Porter, Impact Foundation Japan, Co-Founder and Director Tony Meloto, Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation, Founder and Chairman Salif Niang, Malo Traders, Co-Founder and Chief Impact Officer Jason Saul, Mission Measurement, CEO Simon Preston, YPO, Chairman of the International Board Parvathi Menon, Innovation Alchemy Consulting Pvt Ltd, Founder and CEO Alex Nicholls, Saïd Business School, Lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship Vicki Saunders, The SheEO Network, SheEO Jennifer Pryce, Calvert Foundation, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives Katie Merrick, Skoll Foundation, Investment Analyst Eric Nonacs, Skoll Global Threats Fund, VP, Alliances and Partnerships Sydney Schaef, Saïd Business School, MBA Candidate Frank Merry, Aliança da Terra, Director Martine Schaffer, Click Foundation, Project Director Cara Mertes, Sundance Institute, Director Q Keith Schorsch, Global Good Fund-Intellectual Ventures, Executive Director Ben Metz, OxfordJam, Curator O Mike Quinn, Mobile Transactions Zambia, CEO J.B. Schramm, College Summit, Founder and CEO Tom O’Callaghan, Irish Global Health Education Innovation, Director of iheed Laurie Michaels, Individual, President, LGIT GROUP Christine Schuler Deschryver, V-Day, V-Day Congo Director and Director of City of Joy Juan Jose Ochoa, Emprenda - Crédito para Crecer, Founder and CEO John Mighton, JUMP Math, Founder and President Ron Schultz, Entrepreneurs4Change, Founder and Executive Director Kip Oebanda, Visayan Forum Foundation, Development Specialist Lindsay Miller, Individual, Programming Lead R Teri Schwartz, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, Dean Maura O’Neill, US Agency for International Development, Chief Innovation Officer Luther Ragin, Jr., Global Impact Investing Network, CEO Katherine Milligan, Schwab Foundation on Social Entreprenuership, Director Eric Schwarz, Citizen Schools, Co-Founder and CEO Rebecca Onie, Health Leads, Co-Founder and CEO Sangamitra Ramachander, Saïd Business School, Post-Doctoral Researcher Leo Mirani, The Economist, Journalist Rupert Scofield, FINCA International, President and CEO Willy Oppenheim, Omprakash Foundation, Founder and Co-Director Chevenee Reavis, water.org, Director, Advocacy, Strategic Alliances Gouri Mirpuri, The Learning Farm, Founder Linda Scott, Saïd Business School, DP World Chair for Entrepreneurship and Innovation Jose Luis Oquiñena, Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation, Executive Director Ehren Reed, Skoll Foundation, Research and Evaluation Officer Andrew Mitchell, Global Canopy Programme, Executive Director Matt Scott, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Social Entrepreneur in Residence Bill Orum, Capricorn Investment Group, Deputy CIO John Reid, Conservation Strategy Fund, Founder and President Pat Mitchell, The Paley Center for Media, President and CEO Jay Sears, Grant Me The Wisdom Foundation, Vice President Sally Osberg, Skoll Foundation, President and CEO Thierry Renaud, MAVA Foundation, Programme Manager Maggie Mitchell Salem, Qatar Foundation International, Executive Director Kim Sedmak, American Association of Retired Persons, Executive Producer Baafour Otu-Boateng, Saïd Business School, Skoll Centre Associate Fellow Julia Moffett, Burberry Foundation; TBLInvestments, Trustee and CEO Paul Rice, FairTrade USA, President and CEO “Your Life Calling TODAY with Jane Pauley” Edwin Ou, Skoll Foundation, Senior Program Officer Ellen Moir, New Teacher Center, CEO and Founder Sue Riddlestone, BioRegional Development Group, Executive Director and Co-founder Martin Segal, Segal Family Foundation, Managing Director Luis Montoya, PepsiCo, President, Latin America Beverages Regina Ridley, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Publishing Director Shruti Sehra, New Profit Inc., Partner Lisa Monzon, Packard Foundation, David and Lucile, Program Officer P Elizabeth Riker, New Profit Inc., Managing Partner Audrey Selian, Rianta Capital, Director, Artha Initiative Elizabeth Ritchey, Consultant Keisha Senter, Rockefeller Foundation, Associate Director Nick Moon, KickStart-International, Co-Founder and Director Guayana Paez-Acosta, Fundación AVINA, Asesora y Punto Focal, Venezuela y Guyanas Mary Roach, Les Lionnes, Director Scott Seydel, Global Green, Board Chair Marah Moore, i2i Institute, Director Gangadhar Panigrahi, Gram Vikas, Manager (RM) Charles Roberts, Greeenstar, Founder and CEO Ajaita Shah, Frontier Markets, Founder and CEO Nathalie Moral, LGT Venture Philanthropy, Head of Philanthropy Advisory Daniela Papi, PEPY, Founder Julie Roberts, RMIT University, Senior Manager, Social Entrepreneurship Group Premal Shah, Kiva, President Nate Morris, Rubicon Global, Co-Founder and CEO Judy Parkman, Skoll Foundation, HR Director Judith Rodin, The Rockefeller Foundation, President Naureen Shaikh, Mobile Medical Team International, President Erin Mote, United States Agency for International Development, Chief of Party/GBI Alliance Sikha Patra, Prayasam, Child Advisor Dave Roll, Lex Mundi Pro Bono Foundation, Founder and Associate Director Rebecca Shaloff, GoodWeave, Director, Development and Partnerships Anita Moura, Solar Ear, Manager Sonja Patscheke, FSG, Senior Consultant Nancy Rosenzweig, Visionspring, Director Michael Shapcott, Wellesley Institute, Director, Social Innovation Frederik W. Mowinckel, Individual, Eco Industrialist Matt Patsky, Trillium, CEO Hans Rosling, Gapminder Foundation, Co-Founder Tali Sharot, University College London, Director, Affective Brain Lab Sipho Moyo, ONE, Africa Director Aunnie Patton, Saïd Business School, Student John Rosser, Sustainatopia, Founder Jamie Shea, University of Michigan Social Venture Fund, Director Mary Anne Müller, Fundación Origen, Founder and Executive Director Rohan Paul, University of Oxford, Skoll Centre Associate Fellow David Rothschild, Skoll Foundation, Senior Program Officer Salim Shekh, Prayasam, Child Advisor Carl Munana, Fundación Ashoka España, President Kristine Pearson, Lifeline Energy, CEO Bunker Roy, Barefoot College, Founder Director Peter Sherratt, Camfed, Chair of Camfed Board Dorje Mundle, Novartis, Global Head, Corporate Citizenship Management Suzanne Pelletier, Rainforest Foundation US, Executive Director Albina Ruiz Rios, Ciudad Saludable, Founder Michael Sidgmore, Sidgmore Family Foundation and NextGenEngage, Founder and Trustee Naganand Murty, Embrace, Co-Founder and President of Technologies John Pepin, Aperio Group (Europe) Limited, Director Richard Rutherford, The World Bank, Investment Platform Leader Mutsa Mutembwa, Saïd Business School, Skoll Associate Fellow Hinda Perdreaux, Soros Fund Management, Director of Security Cate Muther, Three Guineas Fund, Founder and President Lauren Ryder, AgDevCo, InfraCo Africa, Corporate Executive 72 WEDNESDAYDELEGATE LIST 0930-1030 73 WEDNESDAY73 DELEGATE 0930-1030 LIST

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Sacha Sidjanski, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL), Coordinator Louise van Rhyn, Symphonia for South Africa, CEO Jay Williams, Health Interventions, CEO and President Mary Ann Sieghart, The Independent, Columnist T Liezl Van Riper, KickStart-International, Director of Institutional Giving Whitney Williams, Williams Works, Founder and President Lesley Silverthorn, Angaza Design, Inc., CEO Lara Tabatznik, Bertha Philanthropies, Founder and President Vasco van Roosmalen, Equipe de Conservacao da Amazonia, ECAM Director Gary Wilson, The Gatsby Charitable Foundation, Neuroscience Programme Executive Jack Sim, World Toilet Organization, Founder Seth Tabatznik, Berti Investments, Founding Director Paul van Zyl, PeaceVentures, CEO Kinsey Wilson, NPR, Executive Vice President and Chief Content Officer Noel Simpkin, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Program Assistant Tony Tabatznik, The Bertha Foundation, Director Cristiana Velloso, Associação Saúde Criança, COO Rob Wilson-Black, Sojourners, Vice President Anjani Kumar Singh, Government of Bihar, Principal Secretary, Department of Education Rich Tafel, Public Squared, Founder Patrick Venditti, Greenpeace, Deputy Forest Director Cat Wise, PBS NewsHour, Reporter/Producer Arbind Singh, Nidan, Executive Director Philip Tamminga, DARA, Head, Humanitarian Response Index Marc Ventresca, Saïd Business School, Lecturer in Management Studies Phillip Wise, Carter Center, Inc., Vice President, Operations Beth Sirull, Pacific Community Ventures, Executive Director Chi Chiu Tan, Lien Centre For Social Innovation, Chairman Adalberto Veríssimo, Imazon, Senior Research Lisa Witter, Fenton, Partner and Chief Change Officer Jeff Skoll, Jeff Skoll Group, Founder and Chairman Tina Tan-Zane, Skoll Foundation, Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship, Program Emma Verloop, Triodos Investment Management B.V., Investment Officer Nathan Wolfe, Global Viral Forecasting Initiative, Founder and CEO Coordinator Charles Slaughter, Living Goods, President Ratnish Verma, Nidan, Senior Programme Manager Jacqueline Wong, Temasek Trust, CEO Mark Tauber, HarperCollins Publishers, SVP and Publisher Alex Sloan, Skoll Foundation, Portfolio Director Daniel Viederman, Verité, Executive Director Poh Kam Wong, NUS Entrepreneurship Centre, Professor and Director Debbie Taylor, Proximity Designs, Co-Founder Duncan Sloan, Royal Bank of Scotland, Head of Community Banking Monique Villa, Thomson Reuters Foundation, CEO Wendy Wood, Africa Foundation, Executive Director James Taylor, Proximity Designs, CEO Robin Smalley, mothers2mothers, Co-Founder and International Director Alejandro Villanueva, W.K. Kellogg Foundation Erin Worsham, CASE at Duke, CASE, Duke University’s Fuqua School Mathias Terheggen, UBS, Senior Advisor, Philanthropy & Values-Based Investing Tim Smit, Eden Project, Chief Executive Mechai Viravaidya, Population and Community Development Association, Chairman Heather Wrght, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, Program Officer Starr Thibodo, University of Oxford, Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, Aaron Smith, RMIT University, Deputy PVC, Industry Engagement Doctorate Research Student (PRS) Martin von Hildebrand, Gaia Amazonas, Director Jocelyn Wyatt, IDEO.org, Co-Lead and Executive Director Graham Smith, SDG Advisory, Principal Vinod Thomas, Asian Development Bank, Director General, Independent Evaluation Nina Smith, GoodWeave, Executive Director Heather Thorne, Grameen Foundation USA Vice President, Information Solutions Shawn Smith, Global Agents for Change, President W Y Ben Thornley, Pacific Community Ventures, Director, InSight Mathis Wackernagel, Global Footprint Network, President and CEO Sakena Yacoobi, Afghan Institute of Learning, Executive Director Whitney Smith, Girls For A Change, Founder and CEO Andy Thornton, AfriKids, Director Vasudha Wadhera, Sanitation Solutions, Advisory Member Stuart Yasgur, Ashoka, Managing Director Mark Smolinski, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Director, Global Health Sharon Tiller, Center for Investigative Reporting, Director of Digital Media Yasmin Waljee OBE, Hogan Lovells, International Pro Bono Manager Eva Yazhari, Beyond Capital Fund, Co-Founder Marcia Soares, Fundo Vale, Communications Manager Spencer Ton, Village Source, Chief Impact Officer Aleem Walji, The World Bank, Practice Leader, Innovation Michelle Yee, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Valentino Soe Myint, Proximity Designs, Product Manager David Torres, mothers2mothers, Director, External Affairs Multicultural Issues Board Member and New Chair Hunter Walk, Google Inc., YouTube for Good Diane Solinger, EF, Executive Director Camilla Toulmin, IEID, Director Yvette Yeh, The Yeh Family Philanthropy, Board member Jeffrey Walker, Individual Jeffrey R. Solomon, The Andrea & Charles Bronfman Philanthropies, President Brian Trelstad, Acumen Fund, Investment Committee Tae Yoo, Cisco Systems Foundation, Senior Vice President Elizabeth Wallace Ellers, The globalislocal Fund, Atossa Soltani, Amazon Watch, Executive Director Karen Tse, International Bridges to Justice, Founder and CEO Founder and Managing Partner Cristina Yoon, Skoll Foundation, Grants Manager George Soros, Soros Fund Management, Chairman Shino Tsuchiya, Hub Tokyo / Bop Innovation Lab, Co-Founder Lauren Walters, Two Degrees, Founder and CEO Nancy Youman, Open Society Institute and Soros Foundations Network, Suzi Sosa, RGK Center, University of Texas, Associate Director Director, Open Society Initiative on Climate Change Peter Tufano, Saïd Business School, Peter Moores Dean Amy Wares, Social Progress Initiative, COO Carlos Souza, Jr., Imazon, Senior Researcher Andrew Youn, One Acre Fund, Founder Nigel Tunnacliffe, mDiagnostica, CEO Janet Wasserstein, MIT, Senior Associate Director Tyler Spencer, Saïd Business School, Skoll Centre Associate Fellow Scott Turner, Edunuity, President and Founder Richard Webb, ProWorld, Founder and President Jason Spindler, I-DEV International, Managing Director Trish Tweedley, The ELMA Philanthropies Services (U.S.) Inc., Jürgen Weber, Allianz, Global Head Corporate Volunteering Z Ingrid Stange, Formuesforvaltning AS, Head of Family Office and Philanthropy Director, Health Program Investments Bart Weetjens, APOPO, Founder Ana Zacapa, Skoll Foundation, Senior Program Officer Kevin Starr, Mulago Foundation, Director Jeannette Weisschuh, Hewlett Packard, Director Ceci Zak, Sanofi Aventis, Vice President, Business Innovation Lindsay Steele, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Administrative Assistant U Lucas Welch, Soliya, Founder & Chief Innovation Officer Tim Zak, Carnegie Mellon University, Director, Institute for Social Innovation Rob Stevens, ClimateCare, VP Jill Ultan, Skoll Foundation, Producer, Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship Chris West, Shell Foundation, Director Ahava Zarembski, Yesod Strategic Consulting, CEO Keely Stevenson, Bamboo Finance, CEO Bill Unger, Mayfield Fund, Partner Emeriti Peter Wheeler, Quadia SA, Impact Finance, Member of Board of Directors Joy Zhang, Skoll Foundation, Associate Dorothy Stoneman, YouthBuild USA, Founder and President Silverius Oscar Unggul, Telapak, Vice President Tashi Wheeler, Planet Wheeler Foundation, Grants Manager Jacqueline Strasser Higgins, Overseas Private Investment Corporation, Gary White, water.org, Executive Director Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Advisor to the President Pooja Upadhyaya, Skoll Foundation, Project Manager, Skoll/Cisco Partnership Marc Whiteway, Dumbo Feather, Video Director John Studzinski, Blackstone, Global Head of Blackstone Advisory Partners Andy Whittaker, Dogwoof, Founder Pablo Suarez, Oxfam America, Consultant V Tyler Wigg-Stevenson, Global Task Force on Nuclear Weapons, Andrew Sussman, Public Radio International, Executive Producer “The World” Laura Vais, Skoll Foundation, Director of Partner Engagement World Evangelical Alliance, Chair Breanne Svehla, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Student Outreach and Thomas Vallely, Harvard Kennedy School, Director, Vietnam Program, David Wilcox, ReachScale, Founder Administrative Coordinator Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation Kate Wilkinson, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Manager, Alliances and Partnerships Darian Swig, Article 3 Advisors, Founder and President Johannes van de Ven, Porticus Foundation Brooke Williams, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Project Manager Luis Szarán, Sonidos de la Tierra, Director Barend van der Vorm, Monaco Social Business Center, Founder Greg Williams, Wired Magazine, Executive Editor UK Edition Michael Szymanski, Meltwater Foundation Incubator, Director, Business Development Mabel van Oranje, The Elders, CEO 74 A GREAT FORUM 75 HOW WAS IT FOR YOU?

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Ground floor, connect and collaborate First floor, delegate-led Sk oll World Forum on S ocial E ntrepreneurship 2012 Flux: S eizing M omentum, D riving C hange The mission of the Skoll World Forum is to accelerate the impact of the world’s leading social entrepreneurs by uniting them with essential partners in a collaborative pursuit of learning, leverage and large scale social change.

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OVERVIEW 4 THEME 2012 6 forum live 8 Official Technology Partner Highlights 10 WEDNESDAY 12

CONTENT Partners THURSDAY 14 28-30 M arch 2012 FRIDAY 22 SPEAKER Biographies 32 DELEGATE details 62 SKOLL WORLD FORUM THANK YOU 74 on social entrepreneurship NEED TO KNOW 78 SAVE the date 27-2910-12 march APRIL 2013 Flux: seizing momentum and driving change