DISRUPTION The 10 The mission of the Skoll World Forum is to t accelerate the impact h Skoll World Forum on Social 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. E n t repreneur s hip 10-12 dare to imagine / design win A pril 2013

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T he Skoll World Forum is proud to partner with visionary institutions that support social entrepreneurship worldwide. CONTENTS Strategic Partners

OVERVIEW 4 THEME 2013 7 YOUR NETWORK 8 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT 10 Official Technology AFTER HOURS 12 Partner WEDNESDAY 14

CONTENT Partners THURSDAY 22 FRIDAY 30 SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES 38 DELEGATE DETAILS 76 THANK YOU 86 FINDING YOUR WAY 90 Save the date 9-11 April 2014 ABOUT THE FORUM WELCOME WELCOME From 2013 The 10th Skoll World Forum is brought to you by the Skoll Foundation in collaboration with the Skoll Jeff Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship at the The Skoll World Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Forum is the premier, SKOLL FOUNDATION international platform Palo Alto, California, USA for accelerating Sally Osberg, entrepreneurial President and CEO approaches and The Skoll Foundation drives innovative solutions large-scale change by investing in, connecting and celebrating social to the world’s most entrepreneurs and the innovators pressing social issues. who help them solve the world’s most pressing problems. Founded We live in a world where at by Jeff Skoll and led by Sally least nine countries possess Osberg, the Foundation has given nuclear weapons, 1 billion $358 million since 1999, including children live in poverty and awards to 97 entrepreneurs in 80 almost 800 million people organisations on five continents. lack access to clean water. www.skollfoundation.org This is a status quo that needs desperately to be disrupted. In technology, where I began my career, the biggest changes come when entrepreneurs drive disruptive innovations forward, opening up new markets and shifting human behaviour in dramatic ways. Social entrepreneurs, too, are disruptive innovators. They create new ways to dislodge SKOLL CENTRE FOR SOCIAL the barriers that inhibit human progress. They are impatient with ENTREPRENEURSHIP incremental progress, aiming for large-scale social change. And Said Business School, they are masterful collaborators, skilled at creating the alliances University of Oxford, UK and networks needed to bring about the change they envision. Pamela Hartigan, Director At the ten-year anniversary of the Skoll World Forum, we celebrate not an event or a gathering, but the growing power of this global The Skoll Centre for Social network of innovators to which we all belong, a network dedicated Entrepreneurship is a global to solving the world’s most important problems. Over the days of hub for social impact, producing our time here in Oxford, I invite you to discover new partners, new scholarship and research, and ideas, new ways to join forces. And then keep the conversation, teaching the next generation of and the collaboration, going through Skoll World Forum Online. innovators. The Centre was founded in 2003 with $7.5 million from Together, let’s disrupt our way to a different world! the Skoll Foundation, the largest Jeff Skoll, Founder funding received by a business Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Participant Media school for an international social entrepreneurship programme. www.skollcentre.org

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3.15 - 3.45PM CONTINUE THE CONVERSATION Saïd Business School [Note to One: these are a continuation of the 2.00 - 3.15pm panel sessions, so need FORUM OVERVIEW to be linked somehow]

SaId Business School WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY All venues are located within 8AM the Saïd Business School unless

otherwise stated 8.30AM Open daily from 8am-11pm 9AM Registration Entrance Hall 9.30AM Wednesday 9am-5pm Thursday 8am-5pm 10AM Friday 8am-3pm 10.30AM

Refreshments 11AM Courtyard and Garden Marquees Also purchase in Common Room 11.30AM

Help Desk 12PM Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 8am-5.30pm 12.30PM

Luggage and Cloakroom 1PM Ask at Help Desk 1.30PM Skoll World Forum Badges 2PM Required for all Forum events

Delegate Dinner 2.30PM

Invites located in badge pack 3PM Starts promptly at 7.15pm 3.30PM Forum Sessions First come, first served 4PM Arrive early to guarantee entry 4.30PM New Theatre Events Seating is general admission Doors open 30 minutes prior to start

Finding your way around Use the maps on page 90 and 91 New Theatre is a 10 minute walk from Saïd Business School Taxis: From Oxford Railway Station

Wireless Network Connect to SBS-Conf Username: SWF2013 Password: SWF2013

Computer Room Seminar Room 7 Open during Forum hours 21 computers with internet access No printing or technical assistance

6 / THURSDAY 11am-1230am 7 / DISRUPTION DISRUPTION dare to imagine / design to win Disruptive innovations can reshape industries, supplant old technologies and topple political regimes. To bring about the scale of change social entrepreneurs envision, they must think like disrupters, first understanding the forces that have created and fueled our greatest challenges, and then designing solutions aimed at nothing less than to bring about a more just, sustainable and prosperous world. Disruption carves a path, one that calls for business, government and civil society leaders to move beyond incrementalism and to dare, dream and design a whole new way forward. For make no mistake about it: our future, the future of humanity and the planet hangs in the balance. Do we have what it takes to disrupt what is...in order to create what can be?

R iDERS for Health 9 / Your network

your You are a vital member of this network of innovators. Join us at SaId Business School in Room 14 to learn more. network together, we CAN multiply the power of this network.

CONNECT DURING Online and mobile tools to help you THE FORUM engage more deeply with the Forum SKOLL CONNECT: and your fellow delegates while OXFORD 2013 you are in Oxford ONLINE: Connect with delegates and browse the Forum agenda on the Forum’s private social network: skoll.webex-social.com

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ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Festival in Exile World Premiere Skoll Awards for Social Entrepreneurship New Theatre Thursday 5.30-7PM “West Africa is the cradle of music, which became the blues, which became rock ‘n’roll. It’s the big bang of Ingoma Nshya all the music we love. And now, in that same place, it is Opening Plenary against the law to make music.” Bono New Theatre Join the Skoll World Forum community as we stand in Wednesday 5-6.30PM solidarity with Mali’s leading musicians in their debut of the awareness campaign, Festival in Exile. Barred from Rwanda’s first-ever women’s drumming group brings a new and performing in their own land and at their acclaimed important female voice to the cultural development of Rwanda. Aspiring Festival au Desert outside of Timbuktu by radical to twin goals of healing and empowering through positive methods, Robert X. extremists, the campaign promotes an international these Rwandan women, from all walks of life, play and perform to Fogarty dialogue of peace and plurality through cultural exchange. reconcile with the violent past of their country and personal tragedies. Closing Plenary New Theatre Monica Yunus Friday 3-4.30PM Adrian Anantawan Skoll Awards Robert X. Fogarty’s portrait project, for Social Dear World, began in New Orleans, Morning Plenary U.S.A., as photographic love notes New Theatre Entrepreneurship to the city. He now uses his distinct Thursday 10-11.30AM New Theatre message-on-skin style to tell stories of Adrian Anantawan is a violinist, educator and researcher Thursday 5.30-7PM subjects regardless of religion, race or in the field of arts education, specifically the use Soprano Monica Yunus has performed language. Thousands have shared their of adaptive musical instruments within universally on some of the world’s greatest stages hopes, fears and dreams. His work designed curricula in the United States. He is a graduate including The Metropolitan Opera, has been featured by the Washington of Yale and Harvard University, and maintains an active where she is a frequent presence. Born Post, PBS and CNN. performance career while directing an orchestra at the in Bangladesh and raised in New Jersey, Participate by visiting Conservatory Lab Charter School in Boston, MA. she is a graduate of The Juilliard School Robert’s Forum studio and the daughter of Nobel Peace Prize at the following times: Laureate Muhammad Yunus. Ms. Yunus Wednesday, 12-4pm is Co-Founder of Sing for Hope, a Thursday, 12.30-2pm non-profit organisation that makes art Garden Marquee, Saïd Business School accessible to all. 12 / THURSDAYafter hours 11am-1230am 13 / THURSDAYafter hours 11am-1230am

AFTER HOURS

SUNDANCE INSTITUTE FILM SCREENING Rafea: Solar Mama New Theatre Thursday 9.30-11.30pm

SKOLL AWARDS RECEPTION Ashmolean Museum Thursday 7-9pm

For ten years, the Skoll Foundation has been identifying and cultivating innovative social entrepreneurs with the Skoll Awards. These extraordinary leaders and their organisations have proven their potential to make large-scale change in the world. Help celebrate and honour the 2013 Awardees in a ceremony at the New Theatre, followed by a reception at the Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology, Britain’s first public museum. Enjoy drinks and canapés amongst the ancient exhibits.

Rafea is a Bedouin woman who lives with her four daughters in one of Jordan’s poorest desert villages on the Iraqi border. She is given a chance to travel to India to OXFORD DELEGATE attend the Barefoot College, where illiterate RETREAT DINNERS grandmothers from around the world are O xfORD Retreat Pub trained in six months to be solar engineers. OXFORDJAM University of Wednesday 9.30-11.30pm The Old Fire Station Oxford Colleges If Rafea succeeds, she will be able to electrify her village, train more engineers Wednesday – Friday Wednesday 7.15pm Catching up with fellow delegates and provide for her daughters, but many and discussing the events of the 9AM-11PM Dine in a great hall of one of the greatest obstacles stand in her way. Join us for an day at the Oxford Retreat is fast Stop by at the Forum’s very own fringe festival. OxfordJam is universities in the world. The University of inside look at the courageous journey of dedicated to the social economy and runs in parallel with the Oxford has been a seat of learning since the Rafea, solar mama. becoming a Skoll World Forum Skoll World Forum at The Old Fire Station on George Street. 12th century and each college is steeped tradition. Followed by Q&A The extended hours of 9am-11pm give plenty of opportunity in history. Follow an Oxford tradition of Mona Eldaief, Director and Producer to engage with the wider social enterprise community. Head connecting with fellow thinkers during Meagan Fallone, Senior Advisor, along to the to late night cabaret on Wednesday night (from an atmospheric evening of dining and Barefoot College 9pm) and on Thursday to Oxford’s very own social enterprise conversation. Locate your dinner invitation restaurant, The Turl Street Kitchen, after the Skoll reception and your college destination in your badge Cara Mertes, Director, Sundance Institute (from 10.30pm until 2am) for cocktails and dancing! For more pack. Starts promptly at 7.15pm. Bunker Roy, Founder and Director, information on programming, visit www.oxfordjam.org.uk. Barefoot College 14 / WEDNESDAY 9AM-12PM 15 / WEDNESDAY 12-1pm

INTRODUCTIONS DELEGATE-lED discussions 9am-12pm 12-1pm

PlAN YOUR FORUM SAID BUSINESS SCHOOL GARDEN MARQUEE Grab a picnic lunch bag and join peer-to-peer lunchtime discussions on subjects suggested by fellow Skoll World Forum delegates.

Table A Table C Table E Table G 9-10.30AM AND 10-11.30AM WALKING TOURS Meet in Lobby Take a tour through the historic centre of Oxford. Learn about the Certification 2.0 Managing Your How To Partner For Supporting University while visiting some of the city’s oldest buildings, grandest dining halls and atmospheric chapels, cloisters and quadrangles. - Mainstreaming Social Enterprise for The Greater Good… Small Business Sustainable Growth and Success And Survive! Entrepreneurs in 9.30-10.30AM AND 11AM-12PM ORIENTATION Production Social enterprises must balance E veryone knows you should Emerging Markets Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre How do we move sustainable financial responsibilities and collaborate to increase your Small and growing businesses For first time and repeat delegates – a guided orientation to help production and consumption of social impact, coordinating impact. But it often goes the (SGBs) offer the potential to you get the most from your Forum experience. commodities beyond niches? multiple stakeholders including other way. Share what you have create jobs and sustainable Is the certification model still investors, employees, regulators learned the hard way about economic growth. But how 10-11AM AND 11AM-12PM FIRST CONNECTIONS relevant to address old and and beneficiaries. How are social making partnerships work and can we turn that potential Seminar A AND Founders’ Room new issues in changing trade entrepreneurs managing these get a new idea or two. into reality? We will discuss complex trade-offs? Kick-off your Forum experience with an energetic facilitated dynamics? How does it need to Facilitator: Lisa Nash, CEO, Blue successful approaches to networking session. Think speed dating for social entrepreneurs! evolve or be complemented to Facilitator: David Aikman, Planet Network supporting entrepreneurs from The first of many Forum opportunities to make lasting connections. achieve change required? Senior Director, World Economic across continents. Facilitator: Andréanne Grimard, Forum Facilitator: Randall Kempner, Head of North America, Executive Director, Aspen Solidaridad Network Network of Development Entrepreneurs

Table B Table D Table F Table H

Effective Ways Facing Conflict of Lawyers Behind L everaging to Work With Interest in Hybrid the Wheel of Social Multinational Value People in Remote Business Models Innovation Chains for Social Communities As we seek ways to draw on Can lawyers help drive social Impact It is often an economic decision the strength of the markets to innovation? What free resources How can we harness the value to forgo the benefits of working finance non-profit activities, can be unleashed through pro chains of large companies with people in rural areas in we inevitably bump up against bono? See how adding a lawyer to scale social impact? As favour of those in urban areas. conflict of interest. How can we to the equation can boost businesses look to engage poor What innovative and cost- balance entrepreneurial spirit entrepreneurial approaches (or people as consumers, producers, effective approaches exist for and social goods in a mixed not!) from impact investing to distributors and employees, remote communities to achieve business enterprise? mobile health technologies. new partnership opportunities lasting positive change? Facilitator: Frank Merry, Facilitator: Maria Sanchez-Marin emerge for social entrepreneurs. Facilitator: Anna Demant, Financial Director, Alianca da Melero, COO, Thomson Reuters Facilitator: Zahid Torres- Manager, Planet Wheeler Terra Foundation Rahman, Founder and Director, Foundation Business Fights Poverty 16 / wednesDAY 1.15-2.30pm 17 / wednesDAY 1.15-2.30pm

WORKSHOPS New to the Skoll World Forum, these practical interactive sessions will provide participants with actionable learning that can be directly applied to your organisation. These workshops are expert-led and maximise 1.15-2.30pm peer-to-peer sharing of best practices.

PlAN YOUR FORUM Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Lecture Theatre 4 Seminar Room A Story Matters: Creating Your Own How Evaluation Can Make You Fail Less, Win More: Important Impact Videos Brilliant Lessons from the Lean LaunchPad

Storytelling is arguably the most powerful form of communication Though ‘measurement can save lives’ as Bill Gates pointed out in his From Silicon Valley start-ups to corporate enterprises and to we have as humans. Video and all forms of digital media are annual letter, it often doesn’t. Many times it just occupies time and social ventures, CEOs and managers are adopting strategies from exploding as a vehicle to transmit stories, messages and results in money, without leading to positive reflection and change. Why is the Lean LaunchPad. Pioneered by Steve Blank, named ‘Master the non-profit and social entrepreneurial space. Delivery platforms this so? What information should we be gathering? What resources of Innovation’ by Harvard Business Review, these concepts draw such as YouTube and inexpensive technology such as flip cams are available and how should we use it? And what, frankly, is upon insights gained from years of studying how start-ups thrive and mobile phones make the creation, production and delivery of pointless? This interactive session, led by philanthropy expert and or fail. This workshop is not about how to write a business plan. content much more accessible and manageable than ever before. author Caroline Fiennes, will provide practical advice on using Instead, we will explore new techniques that can help you leapfrog Yet, creating and producing videos can still feel intimidating to evaluation and measurement to dramatically improve our outcomes. traditional business planning for a more agile approach to business many. Join us to demystify the process and to learn how to craft We will use international examples from NGOs, philanthropy, modelling, ‘customer’ discovery and teaming that help an enterprise your messages with the goal of being consumed more effectively business, medicine, physics…and tennis. pivot and scale rapidly. by your target audiences. speakers: speaker: speakers: Caroline Fiennes, Director, Giving Evidence Jim Hornthal, Managing Partner, Hornthal Investment Partners Ned Breslin, CEO, Water for People Ehren Reed, Research and Evaluation Officer, Skoll Foundation Teri Schwartz, Dean, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television

Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Lecture Theatre 5 ROBERT X. FOGARTY Framework Change: Re-Examining Innovation and Scale: A Tough STUDIO Your Personal Theory of Change Balancing Act GARDEN Your life’s journey will be the focus of this workshop. Setting Organisations are increasingly expected to innovate on a continuous MARQUEE the stage with Bill Drayton’s explanation of the single greatest basis. To realise the potential of innovations they are also expected 12-4PM challenge facing us all and continuing with concrete examples of to scale. Continuous innovation thus creates a difficult balancing Share your story how societal transformation begins from within, your personal act for organisations to integrate both experimentation and focus. with Robert journey will provide the backdrop for an interactive exercise that Building on our own research and insights from participants, X. Fogarty’s will take you from being an agent of change to one who helps we will explore how relationships with funders, employees and distinctive others to be changemakers. You will walk away with a practical the communities they serve challenge organisations to balance message-on-skin theory of change that will help you pass on your experiences and innovation and scale more productively. Together, we will generate photography. discover how to unleash people’s potential and their ability to affect ideas on how to overcome these complex challenges. Participate by and sustain change themselves. speakers: visiting Robert’s speakers: Johanna Mair, Academic Editor, SSIR, Stanford University; Professor, Forum studio. Henry De Sio, Vice President for Framework Change, Ashoka Hertie School of Governance William Drayton, Founder and CEO, Ashoka Christian Seelos, Visiting Scholar, Stanford Center on Philanthropy Beverly Schwartz, Vice President, Global Marketing, Ashoka and Civil Society

18 / wednesDAY 3-4.15pm 19 / wednesDAY 3-4.15pm

WORKSHOPS New to the Skoll World Forum, these practical interactive sessions will provide participants with actionable learning that can be directly applied to your organisation. These workshops are expert-led and maximise 3-4.15pm peer-to-peer sharing of best practice.

PlAN YOUR FORUM Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Lecture Theatre 4 SkollWorldForum.org Unleashing Incremental Potential for Measuring to Improve (And Not Just Information and insight on the issues you care about, Impact to Prove) from sources you trust • Sign up to the newsletter at • The Skoll World Forum Social entrepreneurs typically address problems that are politically It is important to understand and to be able to describe the impact www.skollworldforum.org Network: Visit Room 14 to find out more unrewarding, financially unviable and remain unsolved. And, they that your efforts have had on the world. But that should not be the • Download the Skoll World do this in a volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world. This only reason you collect data about your work. Learn new ways to Forum mobile app for @SkollWorldForum requires leadership without easy answers. Join us to explore how to use performance measurement to drive better results, reduce costs iPhone and Android seed and grow generative partnerships between staff and board to and promote rapid innovation. We will draw upon the example #Skollwf unleash individual, board and organisational potential for increased and the expertise of One Acre Fund, a self-identified ‘data-driven impact. organisation’, which regularly gathers data to guide their efforts and to foster real-time improvement. SPEAKERs: Lance Fors, Board Chair, New Teacher Center SPEAKERs: Ellen Moir, Founder and CEO, New Teacher Center Matthew Forti, Manager, Bridgespan; Founding Board Chair, One Acre Fund Ehren Reed, Research and Evaluation Officer, Skoll Foundation Andrew Youn, Founder and Director, One Acre Fund

Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Lecture Theatre 5 Seminar Room A

Leadership Renewal: From Good to Exponential Fundraising: Mobilising Tools and Strategies for Making a Great Resources Difference: A Session with Sundance

Great leaders know how to take care of themselves even as Too often, fundraising is seen strictly as a way of raising money. It is Storytellers they care for their organisations. Get in touch with your deepest based on a consumer model designed around a buyer (the donor) Join Sundance Institute filmmakers and advisors for an energising leadership wisdom and explore how to harness it for your life and and a seller (the organisation). As a result, relationships are built session featuring recent case studies, creative strategies and work. Learn the ways you give away your power, what you are on expectations, needs and external circumstances, not on mutual flexible tools for leveraging film effectively. Recent films like Budrus, balancing, and how to nurture the still centre and steady inner voice accountability, collaboration and internal growth. Exponential Revolutionary Optimists and Open Heart are achieving significant that are critical for leadership ease and grace. Using storytelling, Fundraising reconceptualises fundraising as not only mission results through evolving on-the-ground campaigns. Add in web- self-reflection, coaching, and journaling, this session will bring you critical, but a vehicle to fundamentally transform organisations and based tools and social media and you have a recipe for success. face-to-face with your leadership presence, values and purpose, and the people who are involved with them. Join us to discover the The session will include break-out groups exploring tools to identify will encourage wise and compassionate leadership of the self. abundance of resources ready to be moved towards your work and effective storylines led by speakers and media advisors including partnership collaborations. SPEAKER: Patrick Creadon, Mona El-Daief, Cori Sheperd Stern, Jess Search and Susan Collin Marks, Senior Vice President, Search for Common SPEAKER: Richard Perez. Ground Jennifer McCrea, Founder and CEO, Exponential Fundraising SPEAKERs:

Julia Bacha, Creative Director, Just Vision Wendy Levy, Director, New Arts Axis; Senior Consultant, Sundance Institute Cara Mertes, Director, Sundance Institute

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WEDNESDAY NEW THEATRE DOORS OPEN 4.30PM 5-6.30pm SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION opening plenary

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

WE LCOME REMARKS Jeff Skoll Founder, Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Participant Media

P ASSION AND PERSEVERANCE: FROM THE FRONTLINE MODERATOR: Mabel van Oranje Chair, Girls Not Brides Gro Brundtland Former Prime Minister of Norway; Member, The Elders P aul Farmer Co-Founder, Partners in Health B ill Strickland President and CEO, Manchester Bidwell Corporation

DISRUIN PT G THE STATUS QUO: FROM ECONOMIC GROWTH TO SOCIAL PROGRESS Michael Porter Bishop William Lawrence University Professor, Harvard Business School

THE PURSUIT OF POSSIBILITIES Ken Brecher President, Library Foundation of Los Angeles

MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Ingoma Nysha

P ROXIMITY DESIGNS 22 / THURSDAY 10-11.30am 23 / THURSDAY 10-11.30am

THURSDAY NEW THEATRE DOORS OPEN 9.30AM 10-11.30Am SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION

MORning plenary MASTER OF CEREMONIES Pamela Hartigan Director, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

WE LCOME MESSAGE His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales

IMPACT INVESTING: A NEW CHAPTER Jacqueline Novogratz Founder and CEO, Acumen Fund

P OSITIVE DISRUPTION FROM THE INSIDE OUT Molly Melching Founder and Executive Director, Tostan

ADA PTATION: A MUSICAL PERFORMANCE Adrian Anantawan

THE NEW GLOBAL ACTIVIST Marina Silva President, Marina Silva Institute

INNO VATION CARTOGRAPHY Richard Jefferson Founder and CEO, Cambia; Professor, QUT; Director, NICTA

BioRegional 24 / THURSDAY 12-2pm 25 / THURSDAY 12.-2pm

Grab a picnic lunch bag and choose among the following lunchtime options: LUNCHTIME SESSIONS • Attend the panel session for a deep discussion with panellists, including interactive Q&A • Join a peer-to-peer lunchtime discussion facilitated by fellow Skoll World Forum delegates 12-2pm • Network with fellow delegates in the Courtyard Marquee or Common Room

PlAN YOUR panel Session DELEGATE-LED DISCUSSIONS FORUM Seminar Room A IN THE GARDEN MARQUEE 12.15-1.45pm 12.15-1.15pm

Oscars and Indices: Case Studies on Storytelling for Table A Table C Table E Table G Impact

A good story well told has the power to move hearts and minds. But how do you harness that power to Growing Out Not Breakthrough Beyond Doctors and The Role of Banks move the needle on your issue, and then how can you tell if your story made a difference? Join us for Up: Scaling Impact Collaborative Nurses: Engaging in Social Finance an open and candid conversation about the opportunities and challenges of translating story to impact, Through Influence Funding People as Providers Innovation including lessons learned from 2013 Academy Award-nominee Open Heart and aggregated insights No single social enterprise Collaborative funding W hether managing HIV or Financial institutions are from Participant Media social action campaigns. Whether you have a surprise hit or are designing a can scale to the size of the partnerships have a powerful role diabetes, doctors and nurses are needed to mainstream social story for impact from the start, this session will teach you valuable tips on how to make story matter. problem they aim to solve. to play in global development. in short supply, have little time finance, but what does it need Moderator Massive impact requires massive From educating funders to and are ill equipped to meet the to transition from business as Cara Mertes, Director, Sundance Institute replication. Come and explore shaping and strengthening a field comprehensive health needs usual to finance for good?I s the strategies for magnifying your or movement, we will discuss of their clients. We must look contribution of banks to social Speakers reach through open sourcing, how collaboratives can do much beyond doctors and nurses and finance ‘the Queen of Hearts’ or Chad Boettcher, Executive Vice President, Social Action and Advocacy, Participant Media viral replication and smart more than aggregate capital. engage people as providers. ‘the Joker in the pack’? Cori Shepherd Stern, Producer, Strongheart partnerships. Facilitator: Elizabeth Wallace Facilitator: Mitch Besser, Founder, Facilitator: Mario Marconi,

Facilitator: Charles Slaughter, Ellers, Founder, The globalislocal mothers2mothers Managing Director, Head of Founder, Living Goods Fund Family Services, UBS ROBERTY x.

FOGARTY STUDIO Table B Table D Table F Table H GARDEN MARQUEE 12.30-2PM Farms, Fisheries, Creating Adaptive, The Carbon Monitor Your Impact Share your story with Foxconn and Fair Open-Innovation Conversation: From and Strengthen Your Robert X. Fogarty’s Labour in the Global Societies Apathy to Action Donor Relations distinctive message- Economy In a world of change, societies How do we keep people engaged Are you capturing the right data on-skin photography. Join a discussion that will help must be adaptive, responding to when climate news is so grim? that will enable you to retain your Participate by visiting shape how multinationals solve shifting problems. How might the Enter the carbon conversation: a donors or attract the attention Robert’s Forum serious human rights problems in tools of ‘open innovation’ help mix of humour, cultural themes of new donors? What should be studio. manufacturing (like clothes and social entrepreneurs and societal and fact. Join us to explore measured? How should you staff computers) and harvesting (like leaders be more effective in the how the natural fit between this effort?W e will discuss ways fish and palm oil), to the benefit innovation-adaptation process? advertising and advocacy can to evolve your programme into bring climate solutions alive. a rigorous, data-driven effort of workers and communities Facilitator: Greg Dees, Co- funders will appreciate. worldwide. Founder, Center for the Facilitator: Maggie Fox, Facilitator: Daniel Viederman, Advancement of Social President and CEO, Climate Facilitator: Martin Fisher, Co- CEO, Verité Entrepreneurship, Duke Reality Project Founder and CEO, KickStart University @SkollWorldForum #skollwf 26 / THURSDAY 2-3.45pm 27 / THURSDAY 112-3.45am-1230pm am

Each panel session includes a 30-minute opportunity for you to “Continue the PANEL SESSIONS Conversation” - an informal and optional opportunity to engage directly with INCLUDING continue panellists and delegates after the session. Formats will vary, but each will be an 2-3.45PM the conversation 3.15-3.45pm interactive deep-dive into the panel topic.

PlAN YOUR Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Lecture Theatre 4 Lecture Theatre 5 Seminar Room A FILM FORUM SCREENING From Per Capita Not So Strange Blended The Emotional Mo(bile)mentum: Water, Water Rafea: Solar to Pro Capita: Bedfellows: Learning: The Brain: The Science Accelerating Everywhere: The Mama Launch of the Influencers and Proof and the and Anthropology Mobile for Paradox of the New Theatre Social Progress Enablers Promise of Aggression Development 21st Century 9.30-11.30pm Rafea is a Bedouin woman Imperative As global markets become Can the use of technology Understanding how we think and The ubiquity of mobile Current forecasts suggest who lives with her four confronted by myriad social and radically improve educational behave can provide critical insights devices makes it possible to that within 40 years, global daughters in one of Jordan’s W hat is a successful country? The environmental challenges, big quality and access globally? for social entrepreneurs who rely instantly connect farmers to demand for water could exhaust poorest desert villages on the global debate about development companies and governments Finally, after years of hype, there on individual and group behaviour markets, deliver quality health the world’s available supply. Iraqi border. Follow Rafea as has, for decades, been focused need entrepreneurial influencers is exciting progress in applying change for success. We will explore care to the hard-to-reach, Proof of this theory is growing she leaves home to train as on a single, economic measure of to innovate and identify new technology to deliver scalable, how aggression can spread flip traditional education steadily. In 1990, 28 countries, a solar engineer at Barefoot success: Gross Domestic Product opportunities. Similarly, these high quality education, even to from a one-on-one encounter to and extend basic financial with a combined population College. (GDP) Per Capita. But this tells us influencers need enablers – those in some of the world’s encompass entire groups, often services without building of 335 million, faced chronic little about the real wellbeing of a Followed by Q&A: connections and markets for most challenging environments. resulting in warfare, genocide or banks. Disruptive platforms water shortages as demand for nation or its sustainability. What if Mona Eldaief, their ideas and visions. This Engage with leading innovators violence against women or children. – data, instrumentation, potable water exceeded supply. a nation’s success is also measured Director/Producer panel highlights best-in-class to explore what is working in Join a neuroscientist, primatologist, payment— challenge donors Join us to examine how social against actionable social and examples of how the largest classrooms and at home, how psychiatrist and anthropologist, and implementers to embrace entrepreneurs, private citizens Meagan Fallone, Senior environmental factors? How would companies and governments successful solutions can be for a groundbreaking journey from and keep pace with the vast and large multinationals are Advisor, Barefoot College this change the way that business, have connected with some spread and what challenges the most basic research in mice opportunity mobile technology addressing water quality and government and civil society Cara Mertes, of the most innovative and must be overcome. and flies, to human psycho-social holds. Despite project and security issues, drawing on leaders prioritise and tackle social Director, Sundance Institute disruptive entrepreneurs to constructs, to real world strategies infrastructure investment, their comparative strengths and issues? The Skoll World Forum Moderator Bunker Roy, identify the ‘sweet spot of of entrepreneurs on the frontlines. development actors must experiences. is host to the launch of a major Debra Dunn, Consulting Founder Director, partnership’, where impact and navigate pilot proliferation, new initiative, the Social Progress Associate Professor, Stanford Moderator Moderator Barefoot College innovation can significantly gaps in evidence and lack of Imperative. Join this session to University d.school Sarah Caddick, Principal Gary White, Co-Founder and leverage often scarce financial sector coordination. Explore understand implications and Neuroscience Adviser to Lord CEO, Water.org resources. Speakers and debate how to successfully opportunities for your own work. Sainsbury of Turville, The Gatsby Stacey Brewer, CEO, eAdvance take advantage of these ever- Speakers Moderator Charitable Foundation Moderator improving platforms to fulfill the Greg Allgood, Director, Robert Annibale, Global Idit Harel Caperton, Founder Michael Green, Author, Speakers mobile promise. Children’s Safe Drinking Water, Director, Citi Microfinance and and President, World Wide Philanthrocapitalism David Anderson, Professor of Procter & Gamble Community Development, Workshop Moderator Biology, Investigator, California Speakers Citigroup Salman Khan, Founder and Ken Banks, Founder, kiwanja.net; Phil Falcone, CEO and CIO, Institute of Technology Madhav Chavan, Co-Founder Executive Director, Khan Founder, FrontlineSMS Harbinger Capital Speakers and CEO, Pratham Education Academy Quratulain Bakhteari, Founder Sylvia Lee, Manager, Water, Skoll Premal Shah, President, Kiva and Director, The Institute for Speakers Foundation Sandy Speicher, Education Global Threats Fund Antony Ross, Partner and Head Development Studies and Practices Priya Jaisinghani, Director, Heather Hancock, Managing Lead, IDEO Luis Montoya, President, Latin of Social Entrepreneurs Fund, USAID Partner for Talent and Brand, Taddy Blecher, CEO, Community America Beverages, PepsiCo Bridges Ventures LLP Gustav Praekelt, Founder and Deloitte LLP, UK and Individual Development Chris West, Director, Shell Association CEO, Praekelt Foundation Michael Porter, Bishop William Foundation Fiona Smith, Director, mAgri, Lawrence University Professor, Brian Ferguson, Professor of GSMA Mobile for Development Harvard Business School Anthropology, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Judith Rodin, President, Rutgers University-Newark Rockefeller Foundation John Mitani, Professor, University Ngaire Woods, Professor of of Michigan International Political Economy, University of Oxford Simon Wessely, Head of Department of Psychological Medicine, Kings College London 28 / THURSDAY 5.30-7Pm 29 / THURSDAY 5.30-7Pm

THURSDAY NEW THEATRE FO LLOWED BY PRIVATE AWARDS RECEPTION AT THE DOORS OPEN 5pm 5.30-7pm ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM OF ART & ARCHAEoLOGY 7-9pm SEATING IS GENERAL ADMISSION

Sk oll Awards for SoCIAl Entrepreneurship

MASTER OF CEREMONIES

Sally Osberg President and CEO, Skoll Foundation Jeff Skoll Founder, Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Participant Media HONORARY SKOLL AWARD FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP Carne Ross Gemma Mortensen

Annie Lennox The SING Campaign 2013 SKOLL AWARDS FOR SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP Annie Lennox Carne Ross Independent Diplomat Gemma Mortensen Crisis Action Gopi Gopalakrishnan World Health Partners G opi Gopalakrishnan Salman Amin Khan Chris Underhill BasicNeeds Mushtaq K. Chhapra The Citizens Foundation Salman Amin Khan Khan Academy GLOBAL TREASURE AWARD

Muhammad Yunus Grameen Bank Muhammad Yunus MUSICAL PERFORMANCES Chris Underhill Mushtaq K. Chhapra

Festival in Exile Monica Yunus TOSTAN 30 / FRIDAY 9-10.45am 31 / FRIDAY 9-10.45am

Each panel session includes a 30-minute opportunity for you to “Continue the PANEL SESSIONS Conversation” - an informal and optional opportunity to engage directly with INCLUDING continue panellists and delegates after the session. Formats will vary, but each will be an 9-10.45aM the conversation 10.15-10.45am interactive deep-dive into the panel topic.

Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Lecture Theatre 4 Lecture Theatre 5 Seminar Room A PlAN YOUR LEARN, SHARE FORUM BBC Global Earned Revenue The Evolving Role Can It Be Crossing the ‘Last Addressing AND DISCUSS AT THE FORUM Business: Models: Pitfalls of Media in Social Replicated? A Mile’: Delivery Energy Poverty AND YEAR- Financing Social and Pathways to Progress Look at Rwanda’s Strategies for through ROUND WITH Entrepreneurship Scale Development the Base of the Innovations in SKOLLWORLd Historically, media professionals FORUM.ORG have been most comfortable Social entrepreneurship is as Social entrepreneurs have Gains in Context Pyramid Delivery in their role as a watchdog, • Learn what innovations much about business model increasingly adopted earned exposing crises and wrongdoing. Rwanda is an oft-cited example Attention to address the W ith investors pouring $270 are solving global innovation as it is about creating revenue models to support their Should they also play a more of development progress. design needs of ‘BOP’ has been billion annually in to clean challenges and what transformational approaches long-term sustainability goals. aggressive role in highlighting Never before has a post-conflict increasing steadily. But what energy globally, it is shocking drives investment to address major social and While approaches are diverse, and accelerating social country – especially one with happens after that product— that energy poverty continues decisions of environmental challenges. many begin with small-scale progress? If so, how can they such a storied past – been whether a pair of eyeglasses, a to plague nearly half the major funders Hence, the financing models ventures using project grants change their focus and avoid on a path to reach global bag of seeds, a solar lamp, or world’s population. More than required to catalyse and support to implement. Even with initial • Discover thousands of claims of ‘playing favourites?’ development milestones. a vaccine—is developed? Many 2.7 billion people lack access the diversity of such ventures success, scaling of these revenue hand-picked articles As media platforms continually Rwanda is on track to meet promising innovations and basic to clean and energy efficient necessitates reevaluating producing ventures is often and reports on the evolve, how can journalists Millennium Development Goals commodities fail due to the cooking technologies with 1.4 traditional philanthropy as hampered by a lack of working issues you care about find accurate and authentic in education and health and cost and challenge of delivering billion rural residents lacking well as current mainstream capital or commercial financing information about social is the ninth fastest growing to customers in extremely access to electricity. This panel • Subscribe to get the investment. Engage with experts for necessary capital equipment. innovations in the field? Do new economy globally, with real rural communities. How can will discuss a spectrum of most important social who have successfully pioneered While the challenges are many, emerging media platforms help growth exceeding expectations organisations distribute and innovations that go beyond sector news, in a simple new forms of flexible financing experienced entrepreneurs, or hurt their coverage? Engage in 2012 at 7.8%. Yet, Rwanda also build awareness, demand, and technology to innovate in bite-size email for both legal charities and new funders and bankers are learning with a diverse group of media faces increasing international uptake for these goods without service provisioning and delivery profit-generating entities. to navigate this frontier and • Rediscover sessions innovators who are examining scrutiny for its political going broke? We will explore models that are breaking down pave the way for successful you missed Moderator this issue philosophically as well challenges both internally and specific strategic, operational barriers to energy access from scaling. Join us to contribute Peter Day, Presenter, Global as practically. with neighboring Democratic and marketing considerations Africa to India. Explore how • Contribute a story and to this vital and ever-evolving Business, BBC World Service Republic of Congo. Join us for a for BOP markets, including strategic philanthropy and social let us help you access a conversation. Moderator discussion on progress, politics partnerships, branding, and entrepreneurs can catalyse global audience through Speakers Alberto Ibarguen, President, Moderator and potential. customer segmentation and change in access to energy. some of our world Ronald Cohen, Chairman, Big John S. and James L. Knight adoption. leading media partners Society Capital and The Portland Alex Sloan, Portfolio Director, Foundation Moderator Moderator Trust Skoll Foundation Matthew Bishop, US Business Moderator Brian Sirgutz, Senior Vice Speakers Editor, Economist Andrew Whitehouse, Deputy President of Social Impact, The Judith Rodin, President, Speakers Joaquin Alvarado, CSO, Center Director of Communications, Huffington Post Media Group Rockefeller Foundation Philip Brown, Managing Director for Investigative Reporting Speakers McKinsey & Company Alvaro Rodriguez Arregui, Risk, Citi Microfinance, Citigroup David Bornstein, Chief Agnes Binagwaho, Minister of Speakers Co-Founder and Managing Andrea Coleman, CEO and Storyteller, Dowser Media Health, Government of Rwanda Speakers Jim Ayala, Founder and CEO, Partner, IGNIA Partners, LLC Celina Chew, Managing Director, Hybrid Social Solutions Co-Founder, Riders for Health Peter Koechley, Co-Founder and Dale Dawson, Founder and CEO, Bayer Thai Co Limited Peter Tufano, Peter Moores Jasper Snoek, CFO, DOEN Curator-In-Chief, Upworthy Bridge2Rwanda Simon Desjardins, Programme Dean, Saïd Business School Jordan Kassalow, Founder and Manager, Shell Foundation Foundation Pat Mitchell, President and CEO, Paul Farmer, Co-Founder, Co-Chairman, VisionSpring Paley Center for Media Partners In Health Nicholas Hughes, Co-Founder Anurag Mairal, Global Program and Executive Chairman, M-KOPA Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland; President Leader, Technology Solutions Dipender Saluja, Managing of the Mary Robinson Global Program, PATH Director, Capricorn Investment Foundation – Climate Justice Debbie Aung Din Taylor, Group Co-Founder, Proximity Designs

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Grab a picnic lunch bag and choose among the following lunchtime options: LUNCHTIME SESSIONS • Attend the panel session for a deep discussion with panellists, including interactive Q&A • Join a peer-to-peer lunchtime discussion facilitated by fellow Skoll World Forum delegates 11.15am-12.15pm • Network with fellow delegates in the Courtyard Marquee or Common Room

PlAN YOUR panel Session DELEGATE-LED DISCUSSIONS FORUM Seminar Room A IN THE GARDEN MARQUEE 11.15am-12.15pm 11.15am-12.15pm

Driving Change From Within: The Social Intrapreneur Table A Table C Table E Table G

While the world has fallen in love with social entrepreneurs, there are many equally determined men and women leading systemic social change from inside their established organisations. They are finding Stopping Big Data for Real Ensuring a Role for Early Stage Social creative ways to use their platforms to address some of society’s toughest problems whilst promoting Deforestation in the Impact in Social Young People in Entrepreneurs – How long-term value for their organisations. Join social intrapreneurs and learn how they are transforming from within. Tropics Enterprises Changing the World to Support Them? The history of tropical forest With big data, Google, Facebook Young people are an untapped Social entrepreneurs are special, Moderator has been marked by high rates and Amazon can almost read market of potential when it but cannot succeed alone. Early Judith Samuelson, Executive Director, Aspen Business and Society Program of deforestation. However, our minds, and use this to make comes to mobilising support for on especially, they often need Speakers progress has been made to boatloads of money. How do social issues. Join us to discuss substantial, though quite varied, Aslihan Denizkurdu, Director, Corporate Strategy, Citigroup reduce it, especially in the we use big data to improve the why young people merit a role support. How can those of us in James Inglesby, Category Manager, Unilever Brazilian Amazon where it has social impact and operations of in creating solutions to our the social innovation ecosystem declined dramatically since social enterprises? biggest problems and how to best foster success? Regula Schegg, Strategic Business Developer, Hilti Foundation 2008. We will discuss challenges engage them in your cause. Facilitator: Jim Fruchterman, Facilitator: Rich Leimsider, and opportunities to stop CEO, Benetech Facilitator: Kim Plewes, Associate Director, Echoing Green deforestation. SKOLL Director, Free The Children CONNECT 2013 Facilitator: Adalberto Veríssimo, Co-Founder, Imazon Online and mobile tools to help

you engage more deeply with the Forum and fellow delegates Table B Table D Table F Table H while in Oxford. • Connect with delegates and browse the Forum agenda on Media and Social Video Preview: The A Collaborative Mobile-Enabled the Forum’s exclusive social network: skoll.webex-social. Enterprise: What is Existential Social Approach to Water Entrepreneurship for com. Still Lacking? Entrepreneur and Sanitation Water Security • Download the Skoll World Recently the press has started A newly-released leadership Over the past 34 years, Mobile-enabled technologies Forum mobile app on your to cover social entrepreneurs, development video will be ‘inclusion’ has been central are charting new models for iPhone or Android device. but the vast majority are profiles previewed and discussed. to Gram Vikas’ development addressing Africa’s rural and • Join us at Saïd Business School or ‘feel good’ pieces, which fail In YouTube-format, social initiatives in the sector of water urban challenges of water in Room 14 to learn more. to ask questions like, what is entrepreneurs will speak about and sanitation. We will discuss supply security. We evaluate the working, what isn’t? How do we competing commitments to this approach and the potential mobile-enabled entrepreneurial get news sites to devote more clients, community and career. for a collaborative effort going landscape based on the latest ink to social entrepreneurs? ahead beyond 2015. research and practice. LUNCH IN THE Entrance Hall Facilitator: Jonathan C. Lewis, Lunch is served early today! Grab a picnic lunch Facilitator: Esha Chhabra, Founder and Host, iOnPoverty Facilitator: Joe Madiath, Founder Facilitator: Robert Hope, bag and join one of the lunchtime sessions. Independent Writer and Executive Director, Gram Vikas Researcher, University of Oxford

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Each panel session includes a 30-minute opportunity for you to “Continue the PANEL SESSIONS Conversation” - an informal and optional opportunity to engage directly with INCLUDING continue panellists and delegates after the session. Formats will vary, but each will be an 12.30-2.15PM the conversation 1.45-2.15pm interactive deep-dive into the panel topic.

PlAN YOUR Nelson Mandela Lecture Theatre Edmond Safra Lecture Theatre Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre Lecture Theatre 4 Lecture Theatre 5 Seminar Room A SKOLL FORUM Developing the Sustainable Big Data. Big Emerging Young, Educated, Mapping CONNECT 2013: Development Sourcing: Deal? Markets: and Out of Work: Systems: A Key Online and mobile tools to help you engage more deeply Model: The Business Our digital world is creating an Philanthropy at The Middle Step Towards with the Forum and fellow Reengineering Imperative onslaught of data. ‘Big data’ the Intersection East’s Jobless Driving Systems delegates while in Oxford. Aid for the 21st typically refers to the 3Vs of Generation Change • Connect with delegates Price is not the only factor Volume, Velocity, and Variety Emerging markets provide and browse the Forum driving sourcing decisions for of data produced all around opportunities for understanding Century In the MENA region, 30% of System transformation begins agenda on the Forum’s companies focused on securing us. Those who can make sense the consequences of rapid youth are unemployed—twice with the critical task of mapping exclusive social network: In an age of instant their supply chains for the long- of this confusing deluge can growth and industrialisation – the global average. Failure to key leverage points for change. skoll.webex-social.com communication, strong economic term. Environmental concerns transform the way they work, including negative social and harness the intelligence and Discover how two organisations growth in the south, and new and improved livelihoods for make more accurate decisions environmental effects. Funders • Download the Skoll World enthusiasm of these young have approached this complex geopolitical realities, why are those upstream in the value and drive impact. Many and foundations working for Forum mobile app on your people jeopardises not only the task in an effort to improve we still using a 1960s model chain are also factors influencing commercial industries have change in these regions are iPhone or Android device wellbeing of this generation, environmental and health care for aid? The global community cutting-edge business decisions. been successfully harnessing often faced with complex social, but the stability of Middle outcomes - and their bottom • Join us at Saïd Business is discussing next generation How can business thrive while this information to their financial political and legal contexts Eastern societies and the region lines. Explore how Nike is School in Room 14 to learn MDGs and measures for aid not damaging its bottom line, benefit.I t is time for the social as they work to improve at large. The problem is not differentiating itself from its more effectiveness. Now is the time for the planet, or the producers of sector to aggressively leverage conditions for citizens and the simply a lack of jobs. Available competitors by moving steadily making practical suggestions to its products? Join experts to this data to solve pressing social environment. Join us to discuss opportunities require skills that toward a goal of eliminating ensure we are not ‘rearranging discuss the business imperative issues. From an NGO’s work in insights and perspectives rarely young people today do not hazardous chemical discharge deck chairs’, but engineering an for sustainable sourcing and rural India to the field of global surfaced from this unique have. While entrepreneurship is from its supply chain by 2020. aid model that both produces the role certification can play in development, we can transform intersection of funders and crucial to job creation, first- And learn how Health Care a high social return and is creating value for all players in our approach if we understand emerging philanthropists who time failure rates are strikingly Without Harm has developed appropriate for the 21st century. the supply chain. big data’s 4th V: Value. work in these regions. Expect high. Join this session for a tools and strategies to transform What have we learned from a candid discussion about Moderator Moderator vital exploration of approaches the health care industry by radical innovations previously pitfalls, progress and future Roger Martin, Dean, Rotman Robert Kirkpatrick, Director, UN for strengthening MENA’s mapping and building a employed? What would a new opportunities. School of Management, Global Pulse, United Nations educational, employment and collaborative network of 450 model look like? How could it be University of Toronto Moderator entrepreneurial ecosystems. organisations in 52 countries. implemented? Engage in a lively Speakers Wiebe Boer, CEO, The Tony discussion of new approaches Speakers Sharmila Mulligan, CEO and Moderator Moderator Elumelu Foundation and potential models for success. Jason Clay, Senior Vice Founder, ClearStory Data Katy Cronin, COO, The Elders John Elkington, Founder and President, Markets, World Speakers Executive Chairman, Volans Moderator DJ Patil, Data Scientist in Speakers Wildlife Fund US Amr A. Al-Dabbagh, Founding Richard Feachem, Director, The Residence, Greylock Partners Reham Issam Di’bas, Founder, Speakers Chairman, STARS Foundation Global Health Group Mary Jo Cook, Chief Impact Jake Porway, Founder and EzSakan Marshall Clemens, Principal, Officer, FairTrade USA Executive Director, DataKind Beatriz Azeredo, Director of Idiagram Speakers Fadi Ghandour, Founder William Rosenzweig, Social Responsibility, Globo TV Paul Boateng, Director, Akyem Jer Thorp, Co-Founder, The and Vice Chairman, Aramex Gary Cohen, Co-Founder and Co-Founder and Managing Network Law and Advisory Services Ltd Office for Creative Research International President, Health Care Without Partner, Physic Ventures Wang Zhenyao, Dean, Beijing Ossama Hassanein, Chairman of Harm Dambisa Moyo, Economist, Normal University One the Board, TechWadi Sarah Severn, Senior Director, Author Foundation Philanthropy Stakeholder Mobilization, Nike, Andrew Mwenda, Strategy and Research Institute Jamie McAuliffe, President and CEO, Education for Employment Inc. Editorial Director, Independent Publications Limited Foundation Maura O’Neill, Chief Innovation Jawad Nabulsi, Co-Founder, Officer, USAID Nebny Foundation Bunker Roy, Founder and Director, Barefoot College 36 / FRIDAY 3-4.30PM 37 / FRIDAY 3-4.30Pm

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CSLO ing plenary MASTER OF CEREMONIES Stephan Chambers Chairman, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship; MBA Director, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford

DISRU PTION: DARE TO IMAGINE Robert X. Fogarty Founder, Dear World

THE COURAGE TO CHANGE Kofi Annan Former United Nations Secretary-General; Chairman, Kofi Annan Foundation

THE POWER TO LEAD MODERATOR: Ray Suarez Senior Correspondent, Public Broadcasting Service Gro Brundtland Former Prime Minister of Norway; Member, The Elders V era Cordeiro Founder and CEO, Associação Saúde Criança M ary Robinson Former President of Ireland; President of the Mary Robinson Foundation – Climate Justice L ydia Wilbard Co-Director, Camfed Tanzania

SKOLL WORLD FORUM TEN YEAR RETROSPECTIVE

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Amr A. Greg Allgood Joaquin Adrian David Kofi Annan Robert Jaim Ay la Al-Dabbagh Director, Children’s Alvarado Anantawan Anderson Former United Annibale Founder and CEO Safe Drinking Water Nations Secretary- Founding Chairman CSO Researcher Professor of Biology, Global Director, Hybrid Social Investigator General Citi Microfinance STARS Foundation Procter & Gamble Center for Harvard Graduate Solutions and Community Investigative School of Education California Institute Chairman, Kofi His Excellency Amr Al-Dabbagh Dr. Greg Allgood is the Director Annan Foundation Development Jim Ayala has worked on of the P&G Children’s Safe Reporting of Technology economic development issues previously served two terms as Adrian Anantawan is a violinist, Citigroup Governor of the Saudi Arabia Drinking Water (CSDW) Before joining the Center for educator and researcher in David J. Anderson, PhD, is Kofi A. Annan asw the seventh in emerging markets for 29 General Investment Authority, Program at Procter & Gamble. Investigative Reporting, Joaquin the field of arts education, Seymour Benzer Professor of Secretary-General of the Bob Annibale leads Citi’s years in his various roles as with a rank of Minister. Chairman He leads P&G’s efforts to Alvarado served as Senior Vice specifically the use of adaptive Biology at Caltech and a Howard United Nations, serving two initiatives and partnerships social entrepreneur, CEO of a and CEO of Al-Dabbagh Group provide safe drinking water in President for digital innovation musical instruments within Hughes Medical Institute terms from 1 January 1997 to 31 supporting community listed company, management and Founding Chairman of the the developing world through at American Public Media and universally designed curricula Investigator. His laboratory December 2006, and was the development and finance consultant and trustee of several STARS Foundation, he leads a an innovative water purification Founding Senior Vice President in the United States. He is a studies the neural circuitry first to emerge from the ranks through financial inclusion, non-profit organisations. He ‘20x20’ goal to support the lives packet. This programme has for diversity and innovation graduate of Yale and Harvard of emotional behaviours in of United Nations staff.I n 2001, education and asset building; believes that business and of 20 million disadvantaged provided more than 5 billion at the Corporation for Public University, and maintains an both mice and fruit flies. Dr. Kofi Annan and the United neighbourhood revitalisation; investment capital have an people by 2020 in the 100 litres of clean drinking water Broadcasting. He is the Founder active performance career Anderson received his AB at Nations were jointly awarded and small business and essential role to play in solving countries with the highest by working with more than of CoCo Studios, which while directing an orchestra at Harvard and PhD at Rockefeller the Nobel Peace Prize. In 2007, microenterprise development. urgent social problems by U5MR as defined by UNICEF. As 100 partners. In 2012, he was promotes media collaboration the Conservatory Lab Charter University where he trained Kofi Annan established the Kofi He also heads Citi’s global working with communities and steward of the family heritage, a co-winner of the Economist and game development for School in Boston, MA. with Nobelist Günter Blobel. Annan Foundation to promote commercial relationships with other stakeholders to scale up he leads the ‘Club 32’ initiative Social Innovation Award and fiber and mobile networks. Following postdoctoral studies better global governance and microfinance and community social innovations at the base of to empower the 32 family the CSDW Program won the Joaquin was the Founding SPEAKING at Columbia University with strengthen the capacities of institutions, to expand access the economic pyramid. Jim is a US Secretary of State’s Award people and countries to achieve Schwab Social Entrepreneur of members to become global Director of the Institute for 10-11.30am Thursday Nobelist Richard Axel, Dr. to financial services. His for Corporate Excellence. a fairer and more secure world. the Year and Ernst&Young EOY leaders and responsible citizens. Next Generation Internet, which Thursday Morning Plenary Anderson joined the Caltech teams have been particularly Philippines. launched in 2005 from San See page 23 faculty in 1986. He is a focused on developing SPEAKING SPEAKING Francisco State University. member of the US National SPEAKING innovative platforms for SPEAKING 12.30-2.15pm Friday 2.00-3.45pm Thursday Academy of Sciences. 3-4.30pm Friday scaling access to finance and Emerging Markets: Philanthropy Water, Water Everywhere: The SPEAKING Closing Plenary savings through partnerships 9-10.45AM FRIDAY at the Intersection Paradox of the 21st Century 9-10.45am Friday SPEAKING See page 37 and correspondents. Addressing Energy Poverty See page 27 through Innovations in Delivery See page 35 The Evolving Role of Media 2-3.45pm Thursday SPEAKING See page 31 in Social Progress The Emotional Brain: The See page 30 Science and Anthropology 2-3.45pm Thursday of Aggression Not So Strange Bedfellows: See page 27 Influencers and Enablers See page 26 40 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 41 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Beatriz Julia Bacha Quratulain Ken Banks Agnes Matthew Tyadd Blecher Paul Boateng Azeredo Creative Director Bakhteari Founder Binagwaho Bishop Chairperson, CEO Director Director of Social Just Vision Founder and Director kiwanja.net and Minister of Health US Business Editor Community Akyem Law and Responsibility FrontlineSMS and Individual Advisory Services Ltd Julia Bacha is an award-winning The Institute for Development Government Economist Globo TV Network Studies and Practices of Rwanda Development filmmaker and Creative Director K en Banks, Founder of kiwanja. Matthew Bishop is the US The Right Honourable Lord Paul Dr. Quratulain Bakhteari has Association Dr. Beatriz Azeredo has a PhD in at the non-profit organisation net and FrontlineSMS, devotes Dr. Agnes Binagwaho is the Business Editor of The Boateng (Baron Boateng of over 30 years of experience in Economics from the Economics Just Vision. Most recently, she himself to the application of Minister of Health of the Economist. He is the author Dr. Taddy Blecher is Chairperson Akyem Wembley), a Barrister community organisation. Her Institute of the Federal directed and produced the mobile technology for positive Republic of Rwanda. After of several books with of the South African National of Grays Inn, having completed pioneering work in Pakistan University of Rio de Janeiro critically-acclaimed feature social and environmental change practising as a pediatrician for Michael Green, including Government task team on a four year term as British High has mobilised people for (UFRJ). She is Director of documentary Budrus, which in the developing world. He over 15 years, Dr. Binagwaho Philanthrocapitalism: How Entrepreneurship, Education Commissioner to South Africa education, sanitation, women Social Responsibility and Public won over 18 major international has worked at the intersection led the National AIDS Control Giving Can Save the World, The and Job Creation, and CEO (2005 - 2009), was elevated empowerment and professional Relations for TV Globo as well prizes, and the short-filmM y of technology, anthropology, Commission between 2002 Road From Ruin and In Gold of the Maharishi Institute and to the Peerage in June 2010. development. Since 1998, she as a professor of the Institute Neighborhood, which had its conservation and development and 2008, and then served as We Trust? The Future of Money the Community and Individual He has 30 years’ experience in has focused her energies in of Economics at UFRJ. Previous premiere at the Tribeca Film for the past 20 years, and Permanent Secretary in the in an Age of Uncertainty. Mr Development Association. He is public life in law, politics and creating spaces for young positions include Director Festival in 2012. Julia is the has lived and worked across Ministry of Health until 2011. Dr. Bishop is also the author of known as a pioneer of the free diplomacy. Until he stepped people and The Institute for of the Institute of Applied recipient of the 2009 King the African continent. He is a Binagwaho is a Senior Lecturer Essential Economics. Mr. Bishop tertiary education movement in down to take the post of High Development Studies and Economic Research, Director of Hussein Leadership Prize PopTech Fellow, a Tech Awards in the Department of Global chaired the World Economic South Africa, having helped to Commissioner in 2005, he Practices (IDSP-Pakistan) serves Social Development and Urban and the 2012 PUMA Impact Laureate, an Ashoka Fellow Health and Social Medicine at Forum’s Global Agenda Council create six free access institutions was a Member of Parliament as a space for young people Infrastructure and Planning of Award. Her TEDtalk, ‘Pay and a National Geographic Harvard Medical School and on Philanthropy and Social of higher learning. He is Co- (1987 – 2005), and he served to learn, reflect and practice the Brazilian Development Bank, Attention to Nonviolence’ Emerging Explorer, and has Clinical Professor of Pediatrics at Innovation, and was a member Founder of the Branson Centre as a Cabinet Minister and Chief community development. and Director of the Center for has been viewed by over a been internationally recognised the Geisel School of Medicine at of the Advisors Group to the of Entrepreneurship with Sir Secretary to the Treasury under She was a recipient of the Study of Public Policy. She million people worldwide. for his technology-based work. Dartmouth. United Nations International Richard Branson. In 2009, he Tony Blair. He is a frequent the Skoll Award for Social is a published author, a leading Year of Microcredit in 2005. was named by author Tom writer, broadcaster and public Entrepreneurship in 2006 and SPEAKING partner of Avina and Senior SPEAKING SPEAKING Peters as one of the top five speaker in Europe, Africa and was a nominee for the Nobel Fellow of the Synergos. 3-4.15pm Wednesday 2-3.45pm Thursday 9-10.45am FRIDAY SPEAKING most influential entrepreneurs in the US. Peace Prize in 2007. Can It Be Replicated? A Look at the world over the last 30 years. Tools and Strategies for Making Mo(bile)mentum: Accelerating 9-10.45am Friday Rwanda’s Development Gains in SPEAKING SPEAKING a Difference: A Session with Mobile for Development Can It Be Replicated? A Look SPEAKING Context SPEAKING 12.30-2.15pm FRIDAY Sundance Storytellers See page 27 at Rwanda’s Development 12.30-2.15pm Friday 2-3.45PM THURSDAY See page 31 Emerging Markets: Philanthropy See page 19 Gains in Context 2-3.45PM THURSDAY Developing the Development The Emotional Brain: The at the Intersection See page 31 The Emotional Brain: The Model: Reengineering Aid for Science and Anthropology of See page 35 Science and Anthropology of the 21st Century Aggression Aggression See page 34 See page 27 See page 27 42 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 43 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Wiebe Boer Chad David Ken Brecher Ned Breslin S tACEY Brewer Philip Brown Gro Harlem CEO Boettcher Bornstein President CEO CEO Managing Director Brundtland Risk, Citi Microfinance The Tony Elumelu Executive Vice Chief Storyteller Library Foundation Water for People eAdvance Former Prime President, Social Minister of Norway, Foundation Dowser Media of Los Angeles Citigroup Action and Advocacy E dward D. (Ned) Breslin joined Stacey Brewer is the CEO UN Foundation Dr. Wiebe Boer is CEO of The K enneth S. Brecher is the Water For People as Director of eAdvance, an education Philip Brown is Managing Participant Media David Bornstein co-authors Member, The Elders Tony Elumelu Foundation the Fixes column in The New President of the Library of International Programs in organisation with a mission to Director Risk for Citi (TEF). As CEO, he manages the Chad Boettcher has spent York Times, which explores and Foundation of Los Angeles. 2006, and was appointed create systemic change in South Microfinance’s global business. Dr. Gro Harlem Brundtland, day-to-day operations, strategy the past 15 years working to analyses potential solutions to He has previously worked as CEO in 2009 after close to 20 African education. In January He is responsible for developing former Prime Minister of Norway, development and execution for create social change at the major social problems. He is the Executive Director of the years working in the water and 2013, eAdvance launched Spark the policies, programmes served as Director General of the Foundation. TEF supports intersection of media, culture Co-Founder of the Solutions Sundance Institute, President sanitation sector in Africa. He Schools, a network of blended- and risk tools to enable Citi’s the World Health Organization entrepreneurs in Africa by and communications. He Journalism Network, which of the William Penn Foundation is focused on transforming learning primary schools in businesses to commercially from July 1998-2003. From enhancing the competitiveness is currently Executive Vice supports rigorous journalism in Philadelphia, Director of the water sector philanthropy and Johannesburg. Stacey became engage with microfinance, 2007-2009, she was the UN of the private sector. Dr. Boer President, Social Action and about responses to social Boston Children’s Museum and transparency by focusing on invested in education reform financial and other institutions, Secretary-General`s Special serves on several for-profit and Advocacy at Participant Media, problems. His books include Associate Artistic Director of the outcomes and lasting results in the course of her MBA networks and investors, to Envoy for Climate Change. non-profit boards, as well as where he leads the development How to Change the World: Mark Taper Forum in LA. Brecher over time, and was a 2011 thesis, in which she proposed expand access to financial Dr. Brundtland has served on on Nigerian national ministerial of social action strategies Social Entrepreneurs and was a Rhodes Scholar at the recipient of the Skoll Award a sustainable financial model services in underserved the UN Secretary-General`s committees. He has prior for all of the company’s film, the Power of New Ideas, The University of Oxford and is an for Social Entrepreneurship. for low-fee private schools. communities. Mr. Brown is High Level Panel on Global experience with the Rockefeller television and digital content. Price of a Dream: The Story honours graduate of Cornell. He Further research was conducted a member of the Governing Sustainability since its launch Foundation and McKinsey. Born Previously, Boettcher worked of the Grameen Bank, and serves on a number of boards, SPEAKING internationally to search for Council of the Centre for the in August 2010. As a member and raised in Jos, Nigeria, Dr. for Vice President Al Gore, Social Entrepreneurship: What and has lectured and published 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday best practices that could be Study of Financial Innovation of The Elders, she contributes Boer earned his doctorate in taught marketing innovation at Everyone Needs To Know. widely on current challenges Story Matters: Creating replicated in South Africa. (UK), the Advisory Council of her wisdom, independent History at Yale University. NYU and held senior positions facing arts leadership. Your Own Impact Videos the Centre for Financial Inclusion leadership and integrity to at MTV, Nike and Weber SPEAKING See page 16 SPEAKING (USA) and the Advisory Board tackling the world’s toughest SPEAKING SPEAKING of the Council of Microfinance Shandwick developing award- 9-10.45am Friday 2-3.45pm Thursday problems, with the aim of Equity Funds. 12.30-2.15pm Friday winning pro-social campaigns. The Evolving Role of Media 5-6.30pm Wednesday Blended Learning: The Proof and making the world a better place. Emerging Markets: Philanthropy in Social Progress Opening Plenary the Promise SPEAKER at the Intersection SPEAKING See page 21 See page 26 SPEAKING See page 30 9-10.45am FRIDAY See page 35 12.15-1.45pm Thursday Earned Revenue Models: Pitfalls 5-6.30 PM Wednesday Oscars and Indices: Case Studies and Pathways to Scale Opening Plenary on Storytelling for Impact See page 30 See page 21 See page 24 3-4.30pm Friday Closing Plenary See page 37 44 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 45 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Sarah Caddick Stephan Madhav Celina Chew J aSON Clay Marshall Gary Cohen Ronald Cohen Principal Chambers Chavan Managing Director Senior Vice Clemens Co-Founder and Chairman Neuroscience Adviser President, Markets President Chairman, Skoll Co-Founder and CEO Bayer Thai Co Limited Principal Big Society to Lord Sainsbury Centre for Social World Wildlife Health Care Capital and The of Turville Pratham Education Celina Chew is the Managing Idiagram Entrepreneurship Fund US Without Harm Portland Trust Foundation Director of Bayer Thai Co The Gatsby Charitable MBA Director, Saïd Marshall Clemens is Founder Foundation Madhav Chavan, a PhD in Limited and the Bayer Country Jason Clay leads private sector of Idiagram, a consulting firm Gary Cohen is Co-Founder Sir Ronald Cohen is Chairman Business School, Group Head for North ASEAN engagement strategy on supply and President of Health Care of Big Society Capital, The University of Oxford Chemistry, began work in applying systemic analysis Sarah J Caddick, PhD, is the social domain in 1989. region. In addition, she also chain management for WWF and mapping to facilitate Without Harm and Practice Portland Trust and Co-Founder Neuroscience Advisor to Stephan Chambers helped to He is now CEO of Pratham leads Bayer MaterialScience’s US. He has co-convened multi- understanding, alignment and Greenhealth. He is a member of Bridges Ventures. He is Lord Sainsbury of Turville found the Skoll Centre for Social Education Foundation, one of Inclusive Business Initiative stakeholder roundtables on strategy-making for complex of the International Advisory Co-Founder and Director of and the Gatsby Charitable Entrepreneurship 10 years ago the largest education non-profit in the region. Prior to this the social and environmental multi-stakeholder problems. In Board of the Sambhavna Clinic Social Finance US and Social Foundation. She serves on a and is the Director of the MBA organisations in the world. role, Celina worked as a impacts of salmon, soy, 1996, Marshall’s attention shifted in Bhopal, India, established to Finance UK 2007-2011. He number of scientific boards at the University of Oxford’s Pratham was founded to bring lawyer in China for 18 years. sugarcane and palm oil. He from opto-electronic systems help heal people affected by chaired the Social Investment including the Science Museum, Saïd Business School. He is also business, government and civil ran a family farm, worked to the engineering of complex the Bhopal gas tragedy. He is Task Force from 2000-2010, London, the Aston Centere for Chairman of IWA Publishing and society together to own and SPEAKING on human rights, taught at socio-technical systems. He now on the board of the American Commission on Unclaimed Brain Science and the Centre sits on the advisory board of solve the problems of education. 9-10.45am Friday Harvard and Yale, and worked focuses on helping corporations, Sustainable Business Council Assets from 2005-2007 and in for Biological Sciences at Princeton University Press. He is Innovations that work on scale in Crossing the ‘Last Mile’: Delivery in the USDA. Clay has a PhD non-profit organisations and and Health Leads. Cohen has 2012, received the Rockefeller Southampton University. She a fellow of Lincoln College. unstructured environments is an Strategies for the Base of the in Anthropology from Cornell, foundations grapple with received the Skoll Award for Innovation Award for innovation is a Governor/Trustee of MQ: important feature of Pratham. Pyramid and has authored more than complex sustainability issues Social Entrepreneurship. In 2011, in social finance. Sir Ronald Transforming Mental Health SPEAKING Madhav was recognised as a See page 31 250 articles and 15 books. where the alignment of diverse he received an Environmental was Co-Founder and Executive and the Sainsbury Wellcome Merit Award from the EPA Chairman of Apax Partners from 5-6.30pm Wednesday Skoll Entrepreneur in 2011. In knowledge, people and Centre at UCL. She was a guest SPEAKING in recognition of exceptional 1972-2005. He is a graduate of Opening Plenary November 2012, he was given resources is required to create curator for TED Global in 2012. work and commitment Oxford and Harvard Universities. See page 21 the WISE Prize, which is widely 12.30-2.15pm Friday large-scale system change. considered to be the ‘Nobel Sustainable Sourcing: The to the environment. SPEAKING 3-4.30pm Friday Prize for Education’, at the Business Imperative SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING 2-3.45pm Thursday Closing Plenary World Innovation Summit for See page 34 12.30-2.15pm Friday 9-10.45am Friday The Emotional Brain: The See page 37 Education in Doha, Qatar. Mapping Systems: A Key Step 12.30-2.15pm Friday BBC Global Business: Financing Science and Anthropology Towards Driving Systems Mapping Systems: A Key Step Social Entrepreneurship of Aggression SPEAKING Change Towards Driving Systems See page 30 See page 27 2-3.45pm THURSDAY See page 35 Change From Per Capita to Pro Capita: See page 35 Launch of the Social Progress Imperative See page 26 46 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 47 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Andrea Susan Collin Mary Jo Cook Vera Cordeiro Katy Cronin D ale DaWSON Peter Day Henry De Sio Coleman Marks Chief Impact Officer Founder and CEO COO Founder and CEO Presenter Vice President for Framework Change CEO and Co-Founder Senior Vice President FairTrade USA Associação Saúde Criança The Elders Bridge2Rwanda Global Business, Dr. Vera Cordeiro is Founder BBC World Service Ashoka Riders for Health Search for As Chief Impact Officer at Fair K aty Cronin is COO of The Dale Dawson is Founder and and CEO of Associação Saúde Common Ground Trade USA, Mary Jo Cook is Elders, a group of global leaders CEO of Bridge2Rwanda, a Peter Day was born in Norfolk Henry De Sio served as a Deputy Andrea Coleman is a life-long Criança, a Brazilian non-profit implementing ‘Fair Trade for working together for peace social enterprise that facilitates in 1947 and educated at Lincoln Assistant to President Barack motorcyclist. Along with Co- Susan Collin Marks is Senior Vice organisation that assists the All’, the organisation’s vision to and human rights. She has also business development in School and the University of Obama and was the 2008 Chief Founder and husband, Barry President of Search for Common families of less privileged dramatically increase impact held senior communications Rwanda and creates opportunity Oxford. He joined BBC Radio Operating Officer at Obama Coleman, Andrea saw that well- Ground, an international children who are suffering and better serve the needs of roles at The Elders, International for Rwandan students to News in 1974. In 1988, he for America. As a member of maintained motorcycles in Africa non-profit organisation from chronic or acute illness, to farmers, workers, industry and Crisis Group, Crisis Action and study abroad. He serves on became the presenter of the Ashoka’s executive team, Henry meant health care delivered, working worldwide in conflict achieve self-sufficiency.O ver consumers. Prior to joining ONE. Katy started her career President Paul Kagame’s Radio 4 programme In Business is pioneering framework change money saved and people trained transformation and peace the past 22 years, her model FTUSA, she was Vice President as a radio journalist, reporting Presidential Advisory Council with a mandate to seek out the efforts aimed at facilitating in practical skills. Andrea’s building. She is a South African, has helped over 50,000 people of Innovation and Sustainability on national and international and the Urwego Opportunity trends influencing the working the global societal shift to motorcycle racing and her work and served as a peacemaker and influenced public policy. at the Clorox Company, where news for ABC Australia, and is Bank, Rwanda’s largest world. Peter has that rare ability Everyone A Changemaker—with in sports management provided during South Africa’s transition, Vera is globally recognised for she led teams in launching new deeply curious about the way microfinance bank.I n the of making listeners interested a specific emphasis on preparing her with a practical outlook and which she chronicled in her her groundbreaking work in products such as GreenWorks. growing access to information first half of his career, Dale in subjects they didn’t realise our youth to step confidently a set of skills that have helped to book Watching the Wind: social inclusion and is affiliated She was named one of and ideas is shaping our lives. was an investment banker, they cared about. Since 2000 as innovators and leaders guide the financial and advocacy Conflict Resolution during South with numerous organisations, Progressive Grocer’s 2012 Top entrepreneur and KPMG partner. he has also presented the BBC into today’s fast-changing development of Riders. She Africa’s Transition to Democracy including Ashoka, Avina, and the Women in Grocery for helping SPEAKING World Service’s Global Business. world. Henry earned his BA says, ‘Introducing innovations (USIP, 2000.) Susan works Schwab and Skoll Foundations. for vehicle management in globally to facilitate back- responsible companies develop 12.30-2.15pm Friday SPEAKING His podcast, Peter Day’s World in Political Science from UC more sustainable supply chains. of Business is one of the BBC’s Santa Barbara and an MPA from Africa to deliver healthcare channel talks and offer one-on- SPEAKING Young, Educated, and Out of 9-10.45am Friday requires persistence and an one support to political leaders. Work: The Middle East’s Jobless Can It Be Replicated? A Look at most popular downloads. Harvard’s Kennedy School. 3-4.30pm FRIDAY impatience with the status quo.’ She holds a vision of a world SPEAKING Generation Rwanda’s Development Gains in Closing Plenary of peace and dignity for all. 12.30-2.15pm Friday See page 35 Context SPEAKING SPEAKING See page 37 SPEAKING Sustainable Sourcing: The See page 31 9-10.45Am Friday 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday 9-10.45am Friday SPEAKING Business Imperative BBC Global Business: Financing Framework Change: Re- Earned Revenue Models: Pitfalls 3-4.15pm Wednesday See page 34 Social Entrepreneurship Examining Your Personal Theory and Pathways to Scale Leadership Renewal: See page 30 of Change See page 30 From Good to Great See page 16 See page 18 48 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 49 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Aslihan Simon Reham Issam William Debra Dunn Mona Eldaief John Phil Falcone Denizkurdu Desjardins Di’bas Drayton Consulting Associate Director Elkington CEO and CIO Professor Director, Corporate Programme Manager Founder Founder and CEO Rafea: Solar Mama Founder and Harbinger Capital Strategy Stanford University Executive Chairman Shell Foundation EzSakan Ashoka Egyptian American filmmaker, Philip A. Falcone is Chief Citigroup d.school Volans Simon runs Shell Foundation’s Reham Di’bas received her As the Founder and CEO Mona Eldaief, is Director and Executive Officer and Chief Aslihan Denizkurdu is a Director Access to Energy Programme, BA from Birzeit University in of Ashoka: Innovators for Debra Dunn is on the faculty Cinematographer of the award John Elkington is recognised as Investment Officer of Harbinger of Corporate Strategy at which has the goal of helping Computer Systems Engineering. the Public, Bill Drayton has at Stanford University’s winning film,Rafea: Solar a world authority on corporate Capital Partners. He formed Citigroup, where she develops to provide access to modern She started her career in pioneered the field of social Hasso Plattner Institute of Mama. The film is the story responsibility and sustainable Harbinger Capital Partners long-term strategies and energy services for the poor. social media at Bazinga, a entrepreneurship, growing Design (d.school), where she of a Bedouin woman from development. The Evening in 2001, and oversees all of facilitates informed decision- Before joining the Shell local Palestinian startup. a global association of spearheads classroom and the northeastern desert in Standard named John ‘a true its investment and business making relating to priority Foundation in 2008, Simon Living in Ramallah, Palestine, nearly 3,000 leading social project work in Design for Jordan who struggles against green business guru’, and ‘an functions. Mr. Falcone currently countries in emerging markets. worked globally in a broad range she became more engaged entrepreneurs who work Sustainable Abundance and the patriarchal rules of her evangelist for corporate social serves on the board of Before joining Citi, she was of business and development in the local entrepreneurial together to create an ‘Everyone the application of user-centred society to get a transformative and environmental responsibility directors of LightSquared, Inc. Senior Buy-Side Research roles, with experience in start- community. This experience a Changemaker’ world. Mr. design to service learning. education as a solar engineer long before it was fashionable’. In addition, he has served as Analyst at AllianceBernstein, ups, multinationals and non- gave her the drive to start Drayton is the Chair of Youth Previously a business executive at the Barefoot College in India John has written or co-authored a Director, Chairman of the where she covered financial profit organisations. working on her own startup, Venture, Community Greens, at HP, she currently works as and empower the women of her 18 books, most recently The Board and Chief Executive institutions. Raised in Turkey, a website to ease some of the and Get America Working!, an advisor to business start- village. Zeronauts: Breaking the Officer of Harbinger Group Inc. Aslihan graduated Magna SPEAKING pains Palestinian university and previously served as ups and social ventures around Sustainability Barrier. His next since July 2009. Mr. Falcone the world and serves on the SPEAKING is also Chairman of the Board, Cum Laude from NYU’s Stern 9-10.45am Friday students are facing. She is Assistant Administrator at the book, Tomorrow’s Bottom Boards of the Skoll Foundation, President and Chief Executive School of Business with a BS Addressing Energy Poverty now a full time entrepreneur, U.S. Environmental Protection 9.30-11.30pm Thursday Line: The B Team Playbook B Lab and the Stanford Jazz Officer of Zap.Com Corporation. in Finance and International through Innovations in Delivery an amateur writer and a Agency, founded Save EPA, Sundance Institute Film for Market Gamechanger, Workshop and the advisory Business. She is currently a See page 31 businesswoman in the making. and worked at McKinsey. He is Screening will be out in 2014. fellow with Aspen Institute’s a graduate of Harvard, Balliol boards of IDEO.org and Yoxi. See page 12 SPEAKING First Movers programme. SPEAKING College at the University of SPEAKING 2-3.45pm Thursday SPEAKING 12.30-2.15pm Friday Oxford, and Yale Law School. 12.30-2.15pm Friday Water, Water Everywhere: The SPEAKING Young, Educated, and Out of 2-3.45pm Thursday Mapping Systems: A Key Step Paradox of the 21st Century 11.15am-12.15pm Friday Work: The Middle East’s Jobless SPEAKING Blended Learning: The Proof Towards Driving Systems See page 27 Driving Change From Within: Generation 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday and the Promise Change The Social Intrapreneur See page 35 Framework Change: Re- See page 26 See page 35 See page 32 Examining Your Personal Theory of Change See page 16 50 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 51 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Meagan Paul Farmer Richard Brian Caroline Robert X. Lance Fors Matthew Forti Fallone Co-Founder Feachem Ferguson Fiennes Fogarty Board Chair Manager, Bridgespan Senior Advisor Partners In Health Director Professor of Director Founder New Teacher Center Founding Board Anthropology, Barefoot College The Global Giving Evidence Dear World Chair, One Acre Fund Paul Farmer, MD, PhD, is Department of Lance Fors received a BA Health Group Meagan Carnahan Fallone is Kolokotrones University Sociology and Caroline Fiennes is Director of Robert X. Fogarty’s portrait from UC Berkeley and a PhD Matthew Forti is a Manager and Senior Advisor to Barefoot Professor and Chair of the Richard Feachem, KBE, CBE, Anthropology, Giving Evidence, a consultancy project, Dear World, began in from the California Institute of Co-Lead of the Performance College. She is the founder Department of Global Health BSc, PhD, DSc(Med), FREng, and campaign promoting New Orleans as photographic Technology in Molecular Biology. Measurement Practice at the and Social Medicine at Harvard Rutgers University- Lance was Founder and CEO Bridgespan Group, where he of MFC Art Consulting, Ltd HonFFPHM, HonDEng. Sir Newark evidence-based giving. She love notes to the city. He now and Esprit MFC, a not-for- Medical School, Chief of the Richard is Director of the advises many donors about uses his distinct message- of Third Wave Technologies, helps non-profit organisations profit division. A compulsive Division of Global Health Equity Global Health Group at UCSF R. Brian Ferguson is a cultural/ understanding and improving on-skin-style to tell stories of a biotechnology company and funders design performance entrepreneur, she has been at Brigham and Women’s and Professor of Global Health historical anthropologist who their effectiveness, and subjects regardless of religion, focused on early detection and measurement systems for helping to guide the global Hospital in Boston, and Co- at UC, San Francisco and has studied war for three authored It Ain’t What You race or language. Thousands treatment of cancers. After continuous improvement. Matt expansion of Barefoot Solutions Founder of Partners In Health. Berkeley. From 2002-2007, decades. His publications Give, an acclaimed book about have shared their hopes, fears selling Third Wave, he now authors a bi-weekly blog series through more than 23 countries. He also serves as UN Special he was Founding Executive analyse war among tribal effective giving. She has been and dreams. His work has been focuses on empowering social for SSIR and Bridgespan.org, She has spent a lifetime Adviser to the Secretary-General Director of the Global Fund to peoples, ancient states, in the an award-winning charity CEO featured by the Washington entrepreneurs by acting as a Measuring to Improve. Matt is supporting development that on Community Based Medicine Fight AIDS, TB and Malaria, and early archaeological record, and now works closely with Post, PBS and CNN. thought partner and mentor also the Interim Director of One champions the empowerment and Lessons from Haiti. Under Secretary General of the recent identity-linked conflicts, Innovations for Poverty Action to organisations at inflection Acre Fund USA, a Skoll Award- of women, and is a regular United Nations. Dr. Feachem and counterinsurgency. His and J-PAL (the Abdul Latif SPEAKING points in their development. winning non-profit organisation SPEAKING Lance was also an Ernst and that assists over 130,000 speaker on the broader role of was formerly Director for Health, goal has been to develop a Jameel Poverty Action Lab at 3-4.30pm Friday Young Entrepreneur of the smallholder farm families in East philanthropy in development. 5-6.30pm Wednesday Nutrition and Population at unified theoretical approach MIT). She serves on boards of Closing Plenary Year Award recipient. Africa to triple their crop yields. She is based between Opening Plenary the World Bank, and Dean of that applies across contexts. The Cochrane Collaboration, the See page 37 Switzerland, India and Tanzania. See page 21 the London School of Hygiene Two other interests are the Center for Effective Philanthropy and Tropical Medicine. origins of organised crime and and Charity Navigator SPEAKING SPEAKING 9-10.45am Friday SPEAKING the development of policing in 3-4.15pm Wednesday 3-4.15pm Wednesday Can It Be Replicated? A Look at SPEAKING New York City. He directs the SPEAKING Unleashing Incremental Measuring to Improve (And Not 9.30-11.30PM THURSDAY Rwanda’s Development Gains in graduate programme in Peace Potential for Impact Just to Prove) Sundance Film Institute Context 12.30-2.15pm Friday 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday and Conflict Studies at Rutgers See page 18 See page 19 Screening See page 31 Developing the Development How Evaluation Can Make You See page 12 Model: Reengineering Aid for University-Newark. Brilliant the 21st Century See page 17 See page 34 SPEAKING 2-3.45pm THURSDAY The Emotional Brain: The Science and Anthropology of Aggression See page 27 52 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 53 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Fadi Ghandour Michael Green Heather Idit Harel Pamela O sSAMA Jim Hornthal Nicholas Founder and Author Hancock Caperton Hartigan Hassanein Managing Partner Hughes Vice Chairman Philanthrocapitalism Managing Partner Founder and Director Chairman of Hornthal Investment Co-Founder and Aramex International for Talent and Brand President the Board Partners Executive Chairman Michael Green is an economist Skoll Centre Fadi Ghandour is the Founder and writer. He is the co-author Deloitte LLP, UK World Wide for Social TechWadi Jim Hornthal is a parallel M-KOPA Workshop Entrepreneurship and Vice Chairman of ARAMEX of Philanthrocapitalism: How Deloitte LLP, UK Dr. Ossama Hassanein has entrepreneur, angel investor Nick Hughes has been at the where he served for 30 years Giving Can Save the World Heather Hancock is the Dr. Idit Harel Caperton is an Pamela Hartigan is Director managed over $1 billion of and entrepreneurship educator. forefront of mobile commerce as the company’s CEO. Aramex and regularly comments for Managing Partner for Talent Israeli-American entrepreneur, of the Skoll Centre for Social international technology funds. His private investment fund, activities in emerging markets is one of the leading global the media on philanthropy and Brand for Deloitte UK, innovator, award-winning author Entrepreneurship at Saïd Currently, he is Chairman of Hornthal Investment Partners, for over 10 years. He is Co- logistics and transportation and social innovation. and Managing Director and futurist of global learning Business School and Founding TechWadi, Rising Tide Fund has made investments in over Founder and Executive companies publicly listed on for Communications and systems. She is Founder and Partner of Volans Ventures. and BDNA in Silicon Valley. 40 early stage companies. Jim Chairman of M-KOPA, a the Dubai Financial Market. SPEAKING Brand for the global Deloitte President of the World Wide She spent eight years as the He served on the Boards of is Co-Founder and Chairman company providing pay-as-you- Fadi is also Co-Founder and 2-3.45pm Thursday organisation. For the last nine Workshop, building visionary Managing Director of the Harvard, UC San Francisco of Triporati, Zignal Labs, and go solar energy services in East Director of MENA Venture From Per Capita to Pro Capita: years, Heather has been the platforms for learning. The Schwab Foundation for Social and the American University LaunchPad Central. He sits on Africa. Nick was previously Head Investments. He is a member Launch of the Social Progress firm’s Senior Partner for the Workshop’s flagship product, Entrepreneurship where she in Cairo, and lectures at several boards including KIND of Mobile Payment Solutions of the Board of Abraaj Capital Imperative London 2012 Olympic Games; Globaloria, teaches students created the vision, strategic Stanford and UC Berkeley. Dr. Snacks, Revinate, Via.com and at Vodafone, where he started and Chairman of WAMDA. See page 26 she leads Deloitte’s Olympic digital literacies, STEM and orientation and management Hassanein is a charter member One Voice. Jim has taught the groundbreaking mobile He was also a Founding services globally. Heather is Computing knowledge and of the Schwab Foundation from of the C-100, an association the Lean LaunchPad course payment service. In 2010, Nick Partner of Maktoob.com. Fadi a member of the Deloitte UK global citizenship skills its inception. She is a widely dedicated to mentoring at UC Berkeley, Stanford and was a winner of The Economist’s is passionate about social Executive and the leadership through game design and recognised global leader in the Canadian entrepreneurs. He is Princeton, and is the author Innovation Award for Social and entrepreneurship. He is Founder team for the global Deloitte programming. Her companies, field of social entrepreneurship also Vice Chairman of PSD, a of the TED Book A Haystack Economic Impact. and Chairman of Ruwwad for organisation. Heather is the products and books have won and co-authored The Power non-profit organisation focused Full of Needles. Follow Jim Development (www.ruwwad.jo). Deputy Chair of the World numerous awards, including the of Unreasonable People: How on providing one Netbook per on Twitter: @hornthal SPEAKING Athletics Championships 2017, Computerworld-Smithsonian Entrepreneurs Create Markets child to Palestinian children. SPEAKING SPEAKING 9-10.45am Friday a Trustee of the International Award, AERA Outstanding to Change the World. Addressing Energy Poverty 12.30-2.15pm Friday Business Leaders Forum, and of Book Award and Jessie SPEAKING 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday through Innovations in Delivery Young, Educated, and Out of Giggleswick School. McCanse Award for Individual SPEAKING 12.30-2.15pm Friday Fail Less, Win More: Important See page 31 Work: The Middle East’s Jobless Contribution to Media Literacy. 10-11.30am Thursday Young, Educated, and Out of Lessons from the Lean Generation SPEAKING Thursday Morning Plenary Work: The Middle East’s Jobless LaunchPad See page 35 2-3.45pm Thursday SPEAKING See page 23 Generation See page 17 From Per Capita to Pro Capita: 2-3.45pm Thursday See page 35 Launch of the Social Progress Blended Learning: The Proof Imperative and the Promise See page 26 See page 26 54 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 55 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Alberto James Inglesby Priya Richard Jordan Salman Khan Robert Peter Ibarguen Category Manager Jaisinghani Jefferson Kassalow Founder and Kirkpatrick Koechley Executive Director President Unilever Director Founder and Founder and Director, UN Co-Founder and CEO, Cambia Co-Chairman Khan Academy Global Pulse Curator-In-Chief John S. and James L. James Inglesby is Category USAID Knight Foundation Manager for Unilever Nigerian Professor, QUT VisionSpring Salman Khan is Founder United Nations Upworthy Priya Jaisinghani serves Director, NICTA Alberto is President of the and Co-Founder/Director of as Senior Advisor to the Jordan Kassalow is Founder and and Executive Director of Robert Kirkpatrick is Director Peter Koechley is Co-Founder Knight Foundation, which Clean Team Ghana. James’s Administrator and the Director Richard is a prominent Co-Chairman of VisionSpring. Khan Academy, a non-profit of UN Global Pulse, an initiative and Curator-In-Chief of promotes informed and current role in Nigeria involves of Mobile Solutions for the molecular biologist, social He also founded Scojo New organisation providing free, of the Secretary-General Upworthy, a new mission-driven engaged communities by the management of new U.S. Agency for International entrepreneur and innovation York and the Global Health high-quality education which harnesses Big Data media company dedicated to funding quality journalism, product launches of key Unilever Development. She has systems strategist. He founded Policy Program at the Council worldwide. With an MBA from and real-time analytics for bringing mass attention to the media innovation, community products into the fast growing previously served as Program Cambia, an independent on Foreign Relations. Jordan Harvard Business School, he global development and crisis things that really matter using engagement and the arts. Nigerian market. James was Officer at the Bill and Melinda non-profit social enterprise is a fellow of Skoll, Draper began tutoring his cousin by resilience. He was the Founding irresistible social media. Before Alberto is a graduate of the Unilever lead for the Clean Gates Foundation launching a to democratise problem Richards Kaplanm and phone and using an interactive CTO of the Silicon Valley global Upworthy, Peter produced Wesleyan University and the Team project, which set up a $1 billion Global Development solving using science-enabled Ashoka, and is a Henry Crown notepad, then he posted videos health and disaster technology viral media for the advocacy University of Pennsylvania sanitation business serving Program, and as Development innovation. Richard developed Fellow at the Aspen Institute. of his tutorials on YouTube. In non-profit organisationI nSTEDD organisation MoveOn.org, was Law School. He is a member the urban poor of Ghana. Officer in the South Asia the landmark hologenome Jordan earned a Doctorate 2009 he committed fully to and Co-Founder of Microsoft Managing Editor of The Onion of the boards of the Council The Clean Team business is Program of the UN Foundation. theory of evolution, the of Optometry from the New Khan Academy. Salman has Humanitarian Systems. Robert (America’s Finest News Source) on Foreign Relations, PepsiCo, an innovative public private Priya received a BA in Biological Open Source England College of Optometry been recognised in Fortune’s has spent more than15 years and co-created the Onion News American Airlines and AOL. partnership. James is an Commerce from the University Movement (BiOS) and Patent and a Masters in Public ‘40 Under 40’, Fast Company’s developing solutions with a Network. He lives in Brooklyn, Aspen First Movers Fellow and of Virginia and received an MA Lens. Richard is also Professor Health from Johns Hopkins. ‘100 Most Creative People in focus on organisational change. NY with his wife, son, and dog. SPEAKING passionate social entrepreneur. in International Relations from of Science, Technology & Law Business’ and TIME’s ‘100 Most He has done fieldwork inI raq, Influential People in the World’. 9-10.45am Friday Johns Hopkins University’s SAIS. at the Queensland University SPEAKING Afghanistan, Kashmir, Uganda, SPEAKING SPEAKING In 2012 he released his book The Evolving Role of Media in of Technology (QUT) and 9-10.45am Friday Indonesia, Cambodia, and 9-10.45am Friday The One World Schoolhouse: Social Progress 11.15am-12.15pm Friday SPEAKING Rogue at National ICT Australia Crossing the ‘Last Mile’: Delivery post-Katrina New Orleans. The Evolving Role of Media in Education Reimagined. See page 30 Driving Change From Within: 2-3.45pm Thursday (NICTA), where he directs The Strategies for the Base of the Social Progress The Social Intrapreneur Lens, a global open platform SPEAKING Mo(bile)mentum: Accelerating Pyramid SPEAKING See page 30 See page 32 Mobile for Development for innovation cartography. See page 31 12.30-2.15pm Friday See page 27 2-3.45pm Thursday Big Data. Big Deal? SPEAKING Blended Learning: The Proof and See page 34 10-11.30am Thursday the Promise Thursday Morning Plenary See page 26 See page 23 56 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 57 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Sylvia Lee ANNIE LENNOX Wendy Levy Johanna Mair Anurag Mairal Roger Martin Jamie Jennifer Manager, Water FOUNDER Director, New Academic Editor, SSIR, Global Program Dean McAuliffe McCrea Arts Axis Stanford University Leader, Technology Skoll Global THE SING CAMPAIGN Rotman School President and CEO Founder and CEO Solutions Global Threats Fund Senior Consultant, Professor, of Management, Internationally renowned Program Education for Exponential Sundance Institute Hertie School of University of Toronto Sylvia Lee leads the water singer, songwriter and activist Employment Fundraising Governance PATH Foundation work at the Skoll Global Annie Lennox mesmerized the W endy Levy is Director of New Roger L. Martin has served Jennifer McCrea is a senior Threats Fund. With 15 years of Skoll World Forum audience Arts Axis. She is also a Senior Johanna Mair is a Professor Dr. Anurag Mairal is Program as Dean of Rotman School Jamie McAuliffe is President research fellow at Harvard experience, she has worked as last year, as she dedicated Consultant with the Sundance of Organization, Management Leader, Technology Solutions of Management, University and CEO of Education for University’s Hauser Center a Water Resources Specialist her peformance to ‘the men Institute Documentary Film and Leadership at the Hertie Global Program at PATH. of Toronto since 1998. His Employment (EFE), a non- and is Founder and CEO of for the South Asia Region and women who have the Program and the Co-Founder School of Governance. She is Dr. Mairal provides strategic research focuses on integrative profit organisation dedicated Exponential Fundraising. She of the World Bank based in moral imagination to see a of Sparkwise, an online data the Hewlett Foundation Visiting leadership and technical thinking, business design, to creating jobs for Arab youth has worked with many of the Kathmandu, Nepal, focusing on more peaceful and prosperous and story platform funded by Scholar at the PACS and the guidance to projects that focus corporate social responsibility in the Middle East and North world’s leading non-profit trans boundary water issues, world, and who work in difficult the MacArthur Foundation, Academic Editor of the SSIR. on technologies for diagnostics; and country competitiveness. Africa. Prior to EFE, Jamie was organisations and is Co-Founder climate change adaptation envrionments to achieve this Ford Foundation and Bill and For 10 years Johanna served maternal, neonatal and He is the author of 15 Harvard at the Edna McConnell Clark of the Business Leadership and resilience building for vision’. In 2007, she founded Melinda Gates Foundation. on the Strategic Management reproductive health; water and Business Review articles and Foundation (EMCF) where he Council for a Generation vulnerable communities. Sylvia the SING Campaign to raise Previously Wendy was a Senior faculty at IESE Business sanitation; health management has published eight books. In helped bring proven youth- Born HIV Free, a MDG Health also led the Water Initiative awareness and funds for issues Strategist at Tomorrow Partners, School. She also serves as information systems; and 2011, Roger placed 6th on the serving organisations to national Alliance initiative that brings at the World Economic surrounding HIV/AIDS and Creative Director at BAVC Vice-Chair of Global Agenda vaccines and immunisations. Thinkers50 list, and has been scale. He has worked with private sector acumen to the Forum based in Geneva, earned an OBE in 2012 for her and an advisor to the multiple Council on Social Innovation He holds the following degrees: named one of the ‘27 most Ashoka where he launched new goal of eradicating mother- Switzerland, serving most tireless work and advocacy Foundations and organisations of the World Economic Forum MBA, University of California, influential designers in the programmes to support leading to-child transmission of HIV recently as Associate Director, for women and children’s around the world. Wendy has a and carries out advisory and Berkeley; PhD, Chemical world’, one of seven ‘Innovation social entrepreneurs globally. by 2015. In September 2013, Environmental Initiatives. Sylvia rights. Among many other BA in English and Ethnopoetics board work for multinational Engineering, University of Gurus’ and a ‘B-School All- Jamie is a Schwab Foundation her book, Team Generosity, is a graduate of Massachusetts roles, she is an ambassador for from Oberlin College and companies, the United Nations, Colorado, Boulder; MS, Chemical Star’ by BusinessWeek. Global Social Entrepreneur and written with Jeffrey C. Walker, Institute of Technology UNAIDS, OXFAM, The Scottish an MFA in Cinema from San governments, foundations Engineering, Indian Institute Chair of the World Economic will be published by Crown and McGill University. Parliament, the City of London Francisco State University. and social venture funds. of Technology, Bombay. SPEAKING Forum’s Global Agenda Council Publishing at Random House. and the British Red Cross. 12.30-2.15pm Friday on Youth Unemployment. SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING Sustainable Sourcing: The SPEAKING SPEAKING 2-3.45pm Thursday 3-4.15pm Wednesday 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday 9-10.45am Friday Business Imperative SPEAKING 3-4.15pm Wednesday Water, Water Everywhere: The 5.30-7PM THURSDAY Tools and Strategies for Making Innovation and Scale: A Tough Crossing the ‘Last Mile’: Delivery See page 34 12.30-2.15pm Friday Exponential Fundraising: Paradox of the 21st Century Awards Ceremony a Difference: A Session with Balancing Act Strategies for the Base of the Young, Educated, and Out of Mobilizing Resources See page 27 See page 29 Sundance Storytellers See page 17 Pyramid Work: The Middle East’s Jobless See page 19 See page 19 See page 31 Generation See page 35 58 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 59 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Molly Cara Mertes John Mitani Pat Mitchell Ellen Moir Luis Montoya Dambisa Moyo Sharmila Melching Director Professor President and CEO Founder and CEO President, Latin Economist and Mulligan America Beverages Author Founder and Sundance Institute University of Michigan Paley Center New Teacher Center Founder and CEO Executive Director for Media PepsiCo Dr. Dambisa Moyo is an Cara Mertes has overseen the John Mitani is the James N. Ellen Moir is Founder and ClearStory Data international economist who Tostan activities of Sundance Institute’s Spuhler Collegiate Professor of Pat Mitchell is one of CEO of New Teacher Center, a Luis Montoya is the President analyses the macroeconomy and Sharmila Shahani-Mulligan is Documentary Film Program Anthropology at the University media’s most accomplished national organisation dedicated of Latin America Beverages, A life dedicated to grassroots global affairs. She has travelled Founder and CEO of ClearStory and Fund since 2006. The of Michigan. He is a primate professionals and has been to improving student learning PepsiCo. Luis has held this community empowerment, to over 50 countries and Data, which helps businesses DFP is a global resource for behavioural ecologist who named one of Newsweek’s 150 by accelerating the effectiveness position since 2007 and is Molly Melching’s work developed a unique knowledge broaden insights by interactively independent contemporary investigates the behaviour of ‘Women Who Shake The World’. of new teachers and school responsible for the beverage with Tostan has brought base on the political, economic exploring and analysing Big documentary, offering funding, our closest living relatives, From network correspondent leaders. NTC strengthens school business and related disciplines international recognition for and financial workings of Data from a combination of awards and creative support to the apes. During the past to producer of award-winning communities through mentoring in Latin America. In 2010, he cross-cutting results such as emerging economies. She is the sources. Prior to ClearStory, documentary filmmakers and 34 years, he has conducted documentaries as executive in and professional development received the Steve Reinemund the abandonment of female author of The New York Times Sharmila was EVP at Aster Data the field.M ertes is the recipient fieldwork on the behaviour of charge of original productions programmes, online learning Leadership Legacy Award, genital cutting and child/ bestsellers Dead Aid; How the and CMO within HP Software of multiple awards including all five kinds of apes: gibbons, for Ted Turner’s cable networks, environments, policy advocacy the highest recognition for forced marriage in eight African West Was Lost; and Winner Take where she was responsible for Emmy Awards, Peabody Award orangutans, gorillas, bonobos her work has been recognised and research. Ellen is widely diversity and inclusion. Luis countries, as well as reductions All: China’s Race for Resources $3+ billion software products and DuPont-Columbia Awards, and chimpanzees. His current with 44 Emmy awards, five recognised for her work in began his PepsiCo career in in infant/maternal mortality and What it Means for the portfolio. Prior to HP, she was and the ACLU Freedom of research involves studies of an Peabody’s and two Academy beginning teacher development 1991 and previously worked and emergence of female World. In 2009, TIME Magazine CMO/EVP at Opsware, where Expression Award. extremely large community of Award nominations. Mitchell and school reform. Ellen became for P&G in different marketing leadership. She received the named her one of the ‘100 Most she helped to re-position wild chimpanzees at Ngogo, was the first female President an Ashoka Fellow in 2011 and is a positions. He holds an Industrial 2010 Skoll Award for Social Influential People in the World’. Loudcloud into a software Entrepreneurship and in 2011, SPEAKING Kibale National Park, Uganda. and CEO of PBS, and is currently recipient of the 2011 Skoll Award Engineering degree from company and formed Opsware President and CEO of The for Social Entrepreneurship. Universidad Catolica del Peru was named one of the ‘150 3-4.15pm Wednesday SPEAKING in 2002. She has also held Women Who Shake the World’ Tools and Strategies for Making SPEAKING Paley Center for Media. She and an MBA from Krannert executive positions at Netscape, 12.30-2.15pm Friday by Newsweek and one of a Difference: A Session with 2-3.45pm THURSDAY also serves on many non- SPEAKING School, Purdue University. Kiva Software, AOL and Totality. Developing the Development ‘The Most Powerful Women in Sundance Storytellers The Emotional Brain: profit and corporate boards. 3-4.15pm Wednesday Model: Reengineering Aid for Women’s Rights’ by Forbes. See page 19 The Science and Anthropology Unleashing Incremental SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING the 21st Century of Aggression Potential for Impact 2-3.45pm Thursday 12.30-2.15pm Friday 12.15-1.45pm Thursday See page 34 SPEAKING See page 27 9-10.45am Friday See page 18 Water, Water Everywhere: The Big Data. Big Deal? Oscars and Indices: Case Studies 10-11.30am Thursday The Evolving Role of Media in Paradox of the 21st Century See page 34 on Storytelling for Impact Thursday Morning Plenary Social Progress See page 27 See page 24 See page 23 See page 30 9.30-11.30pm Thursday Sundance Institute Film Screening See page 12 60 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 61 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Andrew J aWAD Nabulsi J aCQUEline Maura O’Neill Sally Osberg DJ Patil Michael Jake Porway MweNda Co-Founder Novogratz Chief Innovation President and CEO D aTA Scientist Porter Founder and Officer in Residence Executive Director S ytrATeg and Nebny Foundation Founder and CEO Skoll Foundation Bishop William Editorial Director Lawrence University Acumen Fund USAID Greylock Partners DataKind Jawad Nabulsi is Co-Founder of Sally Osberg has led Professor Independent the Nebny Foundation and is a Jacqueline Novogratz is Founder Maura O’Neill is Chief Innovation entrepreneurial organisations Dr. DJ Patil is currently Data Jake Porway is Founder and Publications Limited serial entrepreneur and business Officer and Senior Counselor to and been an agent for social Scientist in Residence at Harvard Business Executive Director of DataKind. and CEO of Acumen Fund, School Andrew M. Mwenda is currently consultant. His work offers a a non-profit global venture Administrator at USAID. She co- change throughout her career. Greylock Partners. He has held Recently he has been the data Strategy and Editorial Director unique understanding of the fund that uses entrepreneurial led the worldwide reform effort, As President and CEO of the a variety of roles in academia, Michael E. Porter is the scientist in The New York Times of Independent Publications complex Egyptian marketplace. approaches to solve the USAID Forward, and pioneered Skoll Foundation, she partners industry and government. Dr. Bishop William Lawrence R&D lab and has previously Limited. Mwenda worked as He has initiated creative and problems of poverty. Acumen methods for achieving faster, with Founder and Chairman, Jeff Patil’s positions have included University Professor at Harvard worked with groups like NASA, Political Editor of Daily Monitor promising technology-related, Fund currently manages more less expensive scalable solutions Skoll, and the staff in supporting Chief Scientist, Chief Security Business School and Chair of DARPA, Google and Bell Labs. and General Manager of its consulting and food-industry than $80 million in investments to development. Maura has social entrepreneurs and those Officer and Head of Analytics their programme for newly Jake’s work has been featured in affiliate FM radio, KFM before oriented start-ups that aim in 73 companies in South served as Chief of Staff in the helping them solve global and Data Products Teams at appointed CEOs of multibillion locations such as the Guardian establishing The Independent to serve the Egyptian society Asia and Africa, all focused U.S. Senate and has founded challenges. She is well-respected LinkedIn Corporation, as well as dollar corporations. He is a and the Stanford Social in 2007. He is a winner of the and keep up with its ever- on delivering affordable four companies in electricity, for her thought leadership in the roles at Skype, PayPal and eBay. leading authority on company Innovation Review, and he was International Press Freedom changing needs. Mr. Nabulsi healthcare, water, housing recycling and education. She field and for her commitment He is known for co-coining the strategy, the competitiveness honoured as a 2011 PopTech Award and the Outstanding continues to build a strong and energy to the poor. taught entrepreneurship at to accelerating social change term Data Scientist. In 2011, Dr. of nations and regions, and Social Innovation Fellow and Alumni Award from the British contact network through local Nogogratz is a member of the UC Berkeley and serves as an where most is at stake. Patil was ranked No. 2 in Forbes strategic approaches to societal a 2012 National Geographic Council. He holds a MA in memberships in multiple non- Harvard Business School Social advisor to many start-ups. She Data Scientist list. In 2012, he problems. The author of 19 Emerging Explorer. He holds a Development Studies from the profit organisations. He received Enterprise Initiative Board, received MBAs from Columbia SPEAKING along with other notable ‘Gen books and numerous articles, BS in Computer Science from University of London’s School of a BA from Acadia University. the Aspen Institute, IDEO and University and UC Berkeley 5.30-7 Thursday Fluxers’ were featured on the and a seven-time winner of Columbia University and his MS Oriental and African Studies and served on Secretary Clinton’s and PhD from University of Awards Ceremony cover of Fast Company. the McKinsey Award for best and PhD in Statistics from UCLA. a BA degree in journalism from SPEAKING Foreign Policy Advisory. Washington. See page 29 Harvard Business Review Makerere University in Uganda. 12.30-2.15pm Friday SPEAKING article of the year, Professor SPEAKING Young, Educated, and Out of SPEAKING SPEAKING 12.30-2.15pm Friday Porter is the most cited author 12.30-2.15pm Friday SPEAKING Work: The Middle East’s Jobless 10-11.30am Thursday Thursday 12.30-2.15pm Friday Big Data. Big Deal? in business and economics. Big Data. Big Deal? 12.30-2.15pm Friday Generation Morning Plenary Developing the Development See page 34 See page 34 Developing the Development See page 35 See page 23 Model: Reengineering Aid for SPEAKING Model: Reengineering Aid for the 21st Century 5-6.30pm Wednesday the 21st Century See page 34 Opening Plenary See page 34 See page 21

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Gustav Ehren Reed Mary Robinson Judith Rodin Alvaro William Antony Ross Bunker Roy Praekelt Research and Former President President Rodriguez Rosenzweig Ptnar er and Founder and Director Evaluation Officer of Ireland Arregui Head of Social Founder and CEO Rockefeller Co-Founder and Barefoot College Entrepreneurs Fund Skoll Foundation President, Mary Foundation Co-Founder and Managing Partner Praekelt Foundation Bunker Roy is Founder and Robinson Foundation Managing Partner Physic Ventures Bridges Ventures LLP Gustav Praekelt is Founder and As Research and Evaluation – Climate Justice Judith Rodin is President of Director of Barefoot College, the CEO of Africa-based Praekelt Officer for the Skoll Foundation, The Rockefeller Foundation, IGNIA Partners, LLC W ill Rosenzweig is Co-Founder Antony Ross has been a Partner only fully solar electrified college Ehren Reed is responsible Mary Robinson is President of one of the world’s leading at Bridges Ventures for 10 years in the deserts of Rajasthan, Group, a leader in the creation Alvaro Rodriguez Arregui is Co- and Managing Partner of Physic for assessing the impact the Mary Robinson Foundation philanthropic organisations. and he is the head of the firm’s established over 40 years ago. of mobile platforms and services Founder and Managing Partner Ventures, the first venture and effectiveness of the – Climate Justice. She served as She was previously President of social sector funds. Bridges It is the only College in India for the majority world. of IGNIA. He serves as Chairman capital firm dedicated to Foundation’s efforts in order President of Ireland from 1990- the University of Pennsylvania. Ventures is a specialist fund built by the poor and managed of the Board of Compartamos investing in health, well-being His belief in the power of to support ongoing learning 1997 and UN High Commissioner Since joining the Foundation in manager, dedicated to using by the rural poor who earn less SAB de CV and Compartamos and sustainable living. Over mobile phones to transform and evidence-based decision for Human Rights from 1997- 2005, she has recalibrated its an impact-driven investment than $1 a day, following the life Banco, Latin America’s largest the past 20 years, he has been lives inspired him to establish making. He was previously a 2002. She is a member of The focus to meet the challenges approach to create superior style and work style of Mahatma microfinance organisation. involved in leading and growing the Praekelt Foundation in Director of Innovation Network, Elders and the Club of Madrid, of the 21st century and today returns for both investors Gandhi. Bunker was identified as Alvaro has formerly served as more than 25 entrepreneurial 2006. The Praekelt Foundation a Washington, DC-based and is the recipient of numerous the Foundation supports and society at-large. The firm one of the 50 environmentalists CFO of Vitro, Chairman of the ventures. He was the Founding develops scalable mobile evaluation consulting firm honours and awards, including and shapes innovations to manages nearly 300m across who could save the planet by Board of ACCION International CEO and Minister of Progress solutions for social good and and brings over 10 years of the Presidential Medal of strengthen resilience to risks three different types of funds: The Guardian in 2008. In 2010, and Chairman of the Board of of the Republic of Tea, and its programmes have reached experience managing research Freedom from the President and ensure more equitable sustainable growth, property TIME magazine named him as Unidos Somos Iguales. Forbes Co-Author of The Republic of over 50 million people across and evaluation projects for of the United States, Barack growth around the world. and social sector. Antony has 25 one of the 100 most influential recently named Alvaro as one of Tea: How an Idea Becomes 15 countries in Africa. grantmakers and grantees in Obama. Mary served as Founder years of private equity, venture people in the world. He received the 30 Top Social Entrepreneurs a Business, recently named the fields of human services, and President of Realizing SPEAKING capital and social investment his education in The Doon School of the world. He holds an one of the 100 best business SPEAKING human rights and advocacy. Rights from 2002-2010. experience in a wide range of and St. Stephens College Delhi 2-3.45pm Thursday MBA from Harvard Business books of all time. In 2010, he 2-3.45pm Thursday businesses and is a Teaching University. From Per Capita to Pro Capita: School and a BS in Economics was honoured with the Oslo Mo(bile)mentum: Accelerating SPEAKING SPEAKING Fellow at London Business Launch of the Social Progress from the Instituto Tecnológico Business for Peace Award. Mobile for Development School. SPEAKING 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday 9-10.45AM FRIDAY Imperative Autónomo de México. See page 27 How Evaluation Can Make You Can It Be Replicated? A Look See page 26 SPEAKING 9.30-11.30pm Thursday SPEAKING Brilliant at Rwanda’s Development SPEAKING 12.30-2.15pm Friday Sundance Institute See page 17 Gains in Context 9-10.45am Friday 2-3.45pm Thursday Film Screening 9-10.45am Friday Sustainable Sourcing: The See page 31 BBC Global Business: Financing Not So Strange Bedfellows: See page 12 BBC Global Business: Financing Business Imperative 3-4.15pm Wednesday Social Entrepreneurship Influencers and Enablers 3-4.30pm Friday Social Entrepreneurship See page 34 Measuring to Improve (And Not See page 30 See page 26 12.30-2.15pm Friday Just to Prove) Closing Plenary See page 30 Developing the Development See page 19 See page 37 Model: Reengineering Aid for the 21st Century See page 34 64 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 65 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Dipender Judith Regula Schegg Beverly Teri Schwartz Christian Sarah Severn Premal Shah Saluja Samuelson S trATegic Business Schwartz Dean Seelos Senior Director, President Developer Stakeholder Managing Director Executive Director Vice President, UCLA School of Visiting Scholar Kiva Global Marketing Mobilization Capricorn Aspen Business and Hilti Foundation Theater, Film and Stanford Center Television Nike, Inc. Premal Shah first began Investment Group Society Program Regula Schegg is Strategic Ashoka on Philanthropy dreaming of ‘internet and Civil Society Dipender Saluja is Managing Judy Samuelson created the Business Developer for Hilti Beverly Schwartz is an Teri Schwartz is Dean, UCLA Sarah Severn is Senior Director microfinance’ while working at Director at Capricorn Investment Aspen Business and Society Foundation, Principality ‘entrepreneurial’ behavioural School of Theater, Film and Christian Seelos is a visiting of Stakeholder Mobilization PayPal. In late 2004, Premal Group, an investment firm Program in 1998. Signature of Liechtenstein. Her role scientist and author of Television. She has launched scholar at the Stanford in the Sustainable Business began developing and testing based in Palo Alto, where he programmes include Beyond emphasises the establishment RIPPLING: How Social a vision and plan re- University Center on and Innovation team at Nike, the internet microfinance oversees investments in energy Grey Pinstripes, a global data of social enterprises providing Entrepreneurs Spread imagining entertainment and Philanthropy and Civil Society. Inc., focusing on systems level concept in India. Upon returning technology, cleantech, IT and base and report card on MBA affordable, eco-efficient and Innovation Throughout the performing arts education as Previously he directed the innovation such as the Road to Silicon Valley, he brought emerging markets. Dipender business education, and the disaster-resilient housing World. As the Vice President of an interdisciplinary enterprise IESE Platform for Strategy to Zero initiative to detox the Kiva concept to life and is also President and CEO Corporate Values Strategy concepts in the urban context Global Marketing for Ashoka, grounded in humanistic and Sustainability as faculty the apparel/footwear supply eventually to scale. Kiva today of Automatiks, a Capricorn Group, a forum for business of Asia and the Pacific. She she has an extensive career storytelling, innovation, social in the Strategic Management chain. A 20-year veteran of raises over $1 million each portfolio company developing leaders to promote change in focuses on the provision of in marketing for the private, responsibility and global Department at IESE Business Nike, she led the early effort to week for the working poor in energy management platforms. policy and business practice livelihood opportunities and non-profit and public sector diversity. Teri is a member School. His research is integrate sustainability into the +50 countries and was named Previously, Dipender was in pursuit of long-term value community engagement in and has devoted her career to of the Director’s Guild of on business models and business. Over the years she has a Top 50 Website by TIME Chief of Staff at Cadence, creation. In 2012, Judy was manufacturing and constructing working on some of the world’s America, the Producer’s Guild organisational innovation led stakeholder engagement Magazine in 2009. Premal and prior to that worked at named to the ‘Good Business alternative building materials most challenging domestic of America and the Academy in the social sector. on environmental issues, was named a Young Global Data General (now EMC), New York™ Leading Women for and pre-fab housing system. and international social issues. of Television Arts and Sciences. developed the climate change Leader by the World Economic Honeywell and ROLM (now 2012’ list as one of 25 women Regula is an Aspen Business Beverly is a Board of Trustee An award-winning feature film SPEAKING and advocacy strategy, and led Forum and selected to Fortune and Society Program First producer, Teri’s many films the emerging issues, trends and magazine’s ‘Top 40 under 40’ IBM). Dipender serves on who are creating a better world member for the National 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday Mover Fellow of Class 2011. garnered nominations for scenario planning body of work. list in 2009. Premal is a graduate the boards of Sunpreme, through work and business. Hospice Association and a Innovation and Scale: A Academy, Emmy, Golden Globe, from Stanford University. AST, Embrace, Liquidity, In 2011, Judy was named a Board member of the Harwood Tough Balancing Act SPEAKING Grammy and MTV awards. SPEAKING Automatiks and CalStart. Top 100 Thought Leader in Institute for Public Innovation. See page 17 Trustworthy Business Behavior. 11.15am-12.15pm Friday 12.30-2.15pm Friday SPEAKING SPEAKING Driving Change From Within: SPEAKING SPEAKING Mapping Systems: A Key 2-3.45pm Thursday 9-10.45am Friday SPEAKING The Social Intrapreneur 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday 1.15-2.30pm Wednesday Step Towards Driving Not So Strange Bedfellows: Addressing Energy Poverty 11.15am-12.15pm Friday See page 32 Framework Change: Story Matters: Creating Your Systems Change Influencers and Enablers through Innovations in Delivery Driving Change From Within: Re-Examining Your Personal Own Impact Videos See page 35 See page 26 See page 31 The Social Intrapreneur Theory of Change See page 16 See page 32 See page 16 66 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 67 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Cori Shepherd Marina Silva Brian Sirgutz Jeff Skoll Alex Sloan Fiona Smith Jsa per Snoek Syand Speicher Stern President Senior Vice President Founder Portfolio Director Director, mAgri CFO Education Lead of Social Impact Producer Marina Silva Institute Skoll Foundation, Skoll Foundation GSMA Mobile for DOEN Foundation IDEO Strongheart The Huffington Skoll Global Development Marina Silva has dedicated Post Media Group Threats Fund, Alex is Portfolio Director of the Jasper Snoek is CFO-Executive Sandy Speicher leads IDEO’s Cori Shepherd Stern is an over 30 years of service to Participant Media Skoll Foundation and manages Fiona Smith is the Director Director of DOEN Foundation, Education practice, which Academy Award nominated public life. She has been Brian Sirgutz is Senior the Foundation’s portfolio of of the GSMA mobile and a charity that uses the annual takes a human-centred producer, working in both elected councilwoman, state Vice President of Social Jeff Skoll is a philanthropist and grants and investments. Alex agriculture programme proceeds received from three approach to creating positive documentary and narrative representative and twice as Impact at AOL/Huffington social entrepreneur. As Founder has spent his career supporting and mFarmer initiative. She Dutch Charity Lotteries (the impact in education, from film, as well as the Co-Founder a senator. She was Minister Post Media Group, where of the Skoll Foundation, Skoll entrepreneurs in both for-profit launched the programme to Postcode, BankGiro and designing tangible solutions of Strongheart, an non-profit of the Environment and he leads all aspects of the Global Threats Fund, Participant and non-profit settings. Alex support mobile operators Friends Lotteries) to finance for classrooms to addressing organisation specialising in Presidential Candidate for the company’s impact content Media and Capricorn Investment has been a senior investment and agricultural partners to entrepreneurial initiatives in major challenges facing systems. amplifying the impact of Green Party. She has received and engagement strategy. Group, he is bringing life to professional at several leading develop mobile services that the field of sustainable, cultural Sandy has helped to create highly-effective social change more than 50 national and Brian created the Impact, his vision of a sustainable, venture capital firms. He has can benefit millions of farmers. and social innovation. Jasper a scalable school model in movements and organisations. international awards. In 2012 Education, TEDWeekends and peaceful and prosperous also served for more than 20 Fiona joined the GSMA in has extensive experience in Peru, strategies to improve Her films include theO scar- she was honoured during Good News verticals that reach world. The first President of years as Chairman and President 2007 and has managed rural SME financing. At DOEN his schools for the poor in India nominated documentary Open the Opening Ceremony of over 20 million people on a eBay, Skoll developed the of the Excelerate Foundation. telecommunication projects responsibilities include the and approaches to increasing Heart and commercial hit Warm the London Olympics for monthly basis and is leading the company’s inaugural business Alex earned a BA degree from across Bangladesh, India and worldwide impact investment teaching effectiveness in the Bodies. She is currently in her efforts to develop world development of social impact- plan and led its successful Tulane University, studied East and Southern Africa. portfolio of equity and US. Recently, she worked with production on a documentary peace. In 2012, she became related business and product initial public offering.O n 30 at the Chinese University of Prior to joining the GSMA, loans to a range of social Carnegie Corporation to launch about Partners in Health and an Honorary Member of development innovations on December 2011, Skoll was Hong Kong and holds an MBA Fiona worked with Accenture enterprises. He is on the board 100kin10, which President the history of the global health the International Union for the Huffington Post’s platform. appointed Officer of the Order from Cornell University. and community based of Triodos-Doen Foundation Clinton referred to as a new and social justice movement. Conservation of Nature, the Prior to this he was a founding of Canada, one of the country’s education organisations. and ProCredit Holding AG. model for social change. World Conservation Congress. member and President of highest civilian honours. SPEAKING SPEAKING Causecast, a pioneering firm 9-10.45am Friday SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING SPEAKING specialising in social impact SPEAKING 12.15-1.45pm Thursday Earned Revenue Models: Pitfalls 2-3.45pm Thursday 9-10.45am Friday 2-3.45pm Thursday technology platforms. Brian also Oscars and Indices: Case Studies 10-11.30am Thursday 5-6.30pm Wednesday and Pathways to Scale Mo(bile)mentum: Accelerating Earned Revenue Models: Pitfalls Blended Learning: The Proof and is an advisor to the Desmond on Storytelling for Impact Thursday Morning Plenary Opening Plenary See page 30 Mobile for Development and Pathways to Scale the Promise Tutu Peace Foundation. 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Bill Ray Suarez Debbie Jer Thorp Peter Tufano Mabel van Wang Zhenyao Simon Wessely Strickland Senior Correspondent Aung Din Co-Founder Peter Moores Dean Oranje Dean Head of Taylor Department of Psy- President and CEO, Public Broadcasting The Office for Said Business School Chair Beijing Normal Manchester chological Medicine Service Co-Founder Creative Research Girls Not Brides University One Peter Tufano joined Saïd Foundation Kings College London Bidwell Corporation Ray Suarez is Senior Proximity Designs Jer Thorp is an artist and Business School in July 2011 A global advocate for freedom, Philanthropy Correspondent for the PBS educator from Vancouver, as Peter Moores Dean and Simon Wessely is Professor Bill Strickland is President and Debbie Aung Din Taylor is Co- justice and development for two Research Institute NewsHour. He also co-hosts Canada, currently living in Professor of Finance, and and Head of the Department CEO of Manchester Bidwell Founder of Proximity Designs, decades, Mabel van Oranje has PBS’s Need to Know and PRI’s New York. From a background created the Oxford 1+1 MBA Dr. Wang Zhenyao is Dean of Psychological Medicine Corporation and its subsidiaries, a non-profit social enterprise led and supported initiatives America Abroad. He is the in genetics, his digital art Programme. His recent research of Beijing Normal University and Vice Dean for Academic Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild which makes and sells products to raise public awareness, author of The Holy Vote: The practice explores the many- focuses on how innovation in One Foundation Philanthropy Psychiatry at the Institute (MCG) and Bidwell Training and services that provide a path persuade the powerful and Politics of Faith in America, folded boundaries between consumer finance can improve Research Institute. His prior of Psychiatry, King’s College Center (BTC), both founded out of poverty for rural families. create lasting change. Mabel The Old Neighborhood: What science, data, art and culture. the delivery of services to low work includes 20 years at London. He has a Doctorate in 1968. His duties include Since 2004, over 200,000 is the initiator and Advisory Was Lost in the Great Suburban He is an adjunct Professor in income families. He founded the Ministry of Civil Affairs, in Epidemiology and has over developing and implementing innovative and affordable Committee Chair of ‘Girls Not Migration and the companion NYU’s ITP programme and a D2D Fund, a non-profit R&D as Director General of the 600 original publications, with major fund-raising plans of products and services have been Brides: the Global Partnership volume to a PBS series on the member of the World Economic lab for new financial product Department of Social Welfare an emphasis on the boundaries action, working with Boards of purchased by rural households. to End Child Marriage’. She is history of Latinos in America. Forum’s Global Agenda Council development. Prior to Saïd, and Promotion of Charities of medicine and psychiatry, Directors and Industrial Advisory A native of Myanmar, Aung Din also the Founder and Co-Chair In his career he worked for on Design Innovation. He is he spent 33 years at Harvard, and as Director General of the unexplained symptoms and Boards, and encouraging Taylor has lived in Mississippi, of the European Council on WMAQ TV, CNN, ABC Radio Co-Founder of The Office For serving as Professor and Senior Department of Disaster. He also syndromes, population reactions participation of corporate Cambodia, Indonesia and Foreign Relations, a member of and American and British Creative Research, exploring Associate Dean at Harvard worked to develop the national to adversity and epidemiology. executive officials from major Myanmar and has worked for the Global Board of the Open news services. He holds an MA new modes of data engagement. Business School and Co- minimum assistance benefits He has co-authored books multi-national Pittsburgh non-profit organisations, local Society Foundations and a in Social Sciences from the From 2010-2012, Jer was Founder of Harvard University system and to launch rural on chronic fatigue syndrome, corporations. Throughout his community groups, USAID, board member of Crisis Action. University of Chicago and a BA the Data Artist in Residence Innovation Lab (i-Lab). political elections. He holds a MA randomised controlled trials and distinguished career, Strickland the United Nations and the in African History from NYU. at The New York Times. of Public Administration degree a history of military psychiatry. has been honoured with World Bank. She holds a MA SPEAKING SPEAKING from Harvard and a doctorate numerous prestigious awards for from Harvard University. 5-6.30pm Wednesday SPEAKING SPEAKING from Peking University. SPEAKING his contributions to the arts and 9-10.45am Friday Opening Plenary the community. 3-4.30pm Friday SPEAKING 12.30-2.15pm Friday BBC Global Business: Financing See page 21 2-3.45pm Thursday Closing Plenary Big Data. Big Deal? Social Entrepreneurship SPEAKING The Emotional Brain: 9-10.45am Friday SPEAKING See page 37 See page 34 See page 30 12.30-2.15pm Friday The Science and Anthropology Crossing the ‘Last Mile’: Emerging Markets: Philanthropy of Aggression 5-6.30pm Wednesday Delivery Strategies for the at the Intersection See page 27 Opening Plenary Base of the Pyramid See page 35 See page 21 See page 31 70 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm 71 / THURSDAYSPEAKER B IO11aGRAPHm-1230IEaSm

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Chris West Gary White Andrew Lydia Wilbard Ngaire Woods Andrew Youn Muhammad Director Co-Founder and CEO Whitehouse Co-Director Professor of Founder and Director Yunus International Shell Foundation Water.org Deputy Director of Camfed Tanzania One Acre Fund Founder Communications Political Economy Grameen Bank Chris West completed his Gary White is Co-Founder Lydia Wilbard is Co-Director University of Oxford Andrew Youn is Founder and Doctorate in Ecology at the and CEO of Water.org, a non- McKinsey & Company of Camfed Tanzania and Co- Director of One Acre Fund. Nobel Laureate Muhammad University of Oxford. He profit organisation dedicated Andrew Whitehouse is Deputy Founder of the Tanzania chapter Ngaire Woods is the inaugural Most of the world’s poor are Yunus is the father of currently serves as Director for to empowering people in the Director of Communications for of Cama, the pan-African Dean of the Blavatnik farmers and yet they are microcredit and social business, the Shell Foundation, which he developing world to gain access McKinsey & Company, where he network of educated young School of Government and grossly under-served. One Acre founder of Grameen Bank and of joined in 2000. In this role he to safe water and sanitation. oversees engagement with a women supported by Camfed. Professor of Global Economic Fund has invented a highly- more than 50 other companies. reinforces an ‘enterprise-based’ Gary’s entrepreneurial vision has wide range of constituents and Lydia has been central to Governance. Her research scalable ‘market bundle’ that Fortune Magazine named him approach to catalysing scalable driven innovations in the way stakeholders, and helps lead Camfed Tanzania’s programme focuses on global economic doubles the productivity of ‘one of 12 greatest entrepreneurs and sustainable solutions to water and sanitation projects the firm’s communications and of support to 310,512 children governance, globalisation, global these farmers. Each of One of our time’. Professor Yunus global development challenges are delivered and financed, and publishing activity. Previously, and young women, and is a development and the role of Acre Fund’s 135,000 farmers in received the Nobel Peace Prize and the ‘shared value’ concept these innovations now serve as he was a UK government official, specialist in gender, education international institutions. She East Africa receives seed and for his work with the Grameen of corporates in society. He has a model in the sector. Gary was leading teams in the Prime and health with a Masters is Founder and Director of the fertilizer, financing and training. Bank Project and is one and is previously served as the Senior named a Schwab Foundation Minister’s Social Exclusion Unit in Public Health from Johns Global Economic Governance Andrew was a management one of seven people to have Environment Adviser at the UK Social Entrepreneur in 2012. and the Department of Health. Hopkins University. A leader Programme and Co-Founder consultant, and has a BA from received the Nobel Prize, the US Department for International He is a Visiting Lecturer at the and role model, Lydia grew of the Oxford-Princeton Global Yale and a MBA from Kellogg. Presidential Medal of Freedom Development. Chris is the SPEAKING University of Oxford’s Blavatnik up in rural Tanzania and has Leaders Fellowship programme. and the US Congressional co-author of SF publications 2-3.45pm Thursday School of Government and personally overcome the barriers Ngaire has served as an advisor SPEAKING Gold Medal. He received his including Enterprise Solutions to Water, Water Everywhere: The a trustee of the education to women’s empowerment. to the IMF Board, to the UNDP’s 3-4.15pm Wednesday BA and PhD in Economics Poverty (2005) and Enterprise Paradox of the 21st Century organisation, SAPERE. Andrew Human Development Report Measuring to Improve (And Not and is the recipient of more Solutions to Scale (2010). See page 27 is a graduate of the Harvard SPEAKING and to the Commonwealth Just to Prove) than 50 honorary degrees. Kennedy School and Christ 3-4.30pm Friday Heads of Government. See page 19 SPEAKING Church, University of Oxford. Closing Plenary SPEAKING 2-3.45pm Thursday See page 37 SPEAKING 5.30-7pm Thursday Not So Strange Bedfellows: SPEAKING 2-3.45pm Thursday Awards Ceremony Influencers and Enablers From Per Capita to Pro Capita: 9-10.45am Friday See page 29 See page 26 Crossing the ‘Last Mile’: Delivery Launch of the Social Progress Strategies for the Base of the Imperative Pyramid See page 26 See page 31 72 / THURSDAYDELEGATE-L 11EaDm-1230 PROFaILmES 73 / THURSDAYDELEGATE-L 11EaDm-1230 PROFaILmES

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Dva id Aikman Anna Demant AndrEanne Grimard Jonathan C. Lewis Senior Director, World Economic Forum Manager, Planet Wheeler Foundation Head of North America, Solidaridad Network Founder and Host, iOnPoverty David Aikman heads the Schwab Foundation for Social Anna Demant is Manager, Planet Wheeler Foundation. Andréanne Grimard is Head of North America for Solidaridad Jonathan C. Lewis is Founder and Host of iOnPoverty, Entrepreneurship, the Forum of Young Global Leaders and The Foundation focuses on health, education, food Network. Solidaridad works to accelerate the transition Founder and President of the Opportunity Collaboration, the Global Shapers Community. He is passionate about security and refugees, and is responsible for one of 11 commodity supply chains towards sustainability. Founder and Chair of MicroCredit Enterprises and Lecturer youth inclusion, social innovation and servant leadership. third of Australian foundation overseas giving. at U.C. Blum Center for Developing Economies. 12-1pm Wednesday 12-1pm Wednesday 12-1pm Wednesday Certification 2.0 -M ainstreaming Sustainable Production 11.15am-12.15pm Friday Managing Your Social Enterprise for Growth and Success Effective Ways to Work With People in Remote Communities See page 15 Video Preview: The Existential Social Entrepreneur See page 15 See page 15 See page 33

Mitch Besser Martin Fisher Robert Hope Joe Madiath Founder, mothers2mothers Co-Founder and CEO, KickStart Researcher, University of Oxford Founder and Executive Director, Gram Vikas Dr. Mitch Besser is Founder of mothers2mothers. m2m Martin Fisher is Co-Founder and CEO of KickStart, Robert Hope leads the ‘mobile/water for Joe Madiath, Founder and Executive Director of Gram employs mothers living with HIV to work in health an award-winning non-profit social enterprise that development’ research at Oxford University (oxwater. Vikas, has spearheaded its water and sanitation programme centres and communities, helping HIV positive women eradicates poverty by designing and mass-marketing co.uk). The group is supported by DFID and since 1992. He is a recipient of the Skoll Award. and their babies access medical care and stay healthy. ‘MoneyMaker’ branded human-powered irrigation pumps. ESRC, and partners with UNICEF and GSMA. 11.15-12.15pm friday 12.15am-1.15pm thursday 12.15-1.15pm Thursday 11.15am-12.15pm Friday A Collaborative Approach to Water and Sanitation Beyond Doctors and Nurses: Engaging People as Providers Monitor Your Impacts and Strengthen Your Donor Relations Mobile-Enabled Entrepreneurship for Water Security See page 33 See page 25 See page 25 See page 33

Esha Chhabra Maggie Fox Randall Kempner Mario Marconi Independent Writer President and CEO, Climate Reality Project Executive Director, Aspen Network Managing Director, Head of Family Services, UBS of Development Entrepreneurs Esha Chhabra is a writer who covers the social Maggie Fox is President and CEO of the Climate Reality Mario Marconi heads UBS Philanthropy and Values Based impact space. Among others, she has written for the Project, an organisation dedicated to raising awareness to Randall Kempner is Executive Director of the Aspen Network of Investing. He is regularly featured on philanthropy in Economist, Guardian, New York Times, San Francisco help citizens around the world discover the truth about the Development Entrepreneurs (ANDE), a global network of 170+ broadcasts such as CNBC. Mario has been trained at the Chronicle and Stanford Social Innovation Review. climate crisis, and take steps to bring about global change. organisations that propel entrepreneurship in emerging markets. University of Geneva and holds an MBA from IMD.

11.15am-12.15pm Friday 12.15-1.15pm Thursday 12-1pm Wednesday 12.15-1.15pm Thursday Media and Social Enterprise: What is Still Lacking? The Carbon Conversation: From Apathy to Action Supporting Small Business Entrepreneurs in Emerging Markets The Role of Banks in Social Finance Innovation See page 33 See page 25 See page 15 See page 25

Greg Dees Jim Fruchterman Rich Leimsider Frank Merry Co-Founder, Center for the Advancement of CEO, Benetech Director, Echoing Green Financial Director, Alianca da Terra Social Entrepreneurship, Duke University Jim Fruchterman is CEO of Benetech, a non-profit Rich Leimsider runs Fellow and Alumni Programs at Frank Merry is the Financial Director at Alianca da Terra, Greg Dees is Co-Founder of the Center for the software for social good company. He founded Echoing Green. He has been a leader for 25 years in a small Brazilian non-profit organisation that encourages Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship at Duke several successful high tech companies and is both identifying and supporting emerging social entrepreneurs. good land stewardship in the Cerrado and Amazon. University. He previously taught at Stanford, Harvard a Skoll Awardee and a MacArthur Fellow. 11.15am-12.15pm Friday 12-1pm Wednesday and Yale, and has written extensively in this area. 11.15am-12.15pm Friday Early Stage Social Entrepreneurs – How to Support Them? Facing Conflict ofI nterest in Hybrid Business Models 12.15-1.15pm Thursday Big Data for Real Impact in Social Enterprises See page 33 See page 15 Creating Adaptive, Open-Innovation Societies. See page 33 See page 25 74 / THURSDAYDELEGATE -L11aEDm-1230 PROFaILmES 75T 75 DE /L bTHURSDAYEeGAst Eo-Lf EthD 11 ePRa fm-1230oOruFILmESa m

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Lisa Nash Zahid Torres-Rahman THREE THINGS PEOPLE I WANT TO FOLLOW ON TWITTER: SESSIONS I MUST CEO, Blue Planet Network Founder and Director, Business Fights Poverty I haD NEVER @ WATCH OR LISTEN Lisa Nash is CEO of Blue Planet Network, a global Zahid Torres-Rahman has close to 20 years of experience THOUGHT ABOUT TO LATER: expert community of 97 organisations using its online and has founded several platforms that bring together the BEFORE: @ platform to improve the planning, evaluation and worlds of business and international development, including @ tracking of water programmes for 1.1 million people. Business Fights Poverty and Business Action for Africa. @ 12-1pm Wednesday 12-1pm Wednesday How To Partner For The Greater Good…And Survive! Leveraging Multinational Value Chains for Social Impact @ See page 15 See page 15 @

Kim Plewes Adalberto VerIssimo Associate Director, Free The Children Co-Founder, Imazon MY FAVouRITE QUOTES: Kim Plewes has been an active social justice advocate Beto Veríssimo is Co-Founder of Imazon, a think-and- since the age of 12 and over the past 14 years has do tank based in the Brazilian Amazon. In 2010 he directly engaged thousands of young people in received the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship. changing the world through Free The Children. He is also an AVINA and Ashoka Senior Fellow.

11.15am-12.15pm Friday 11.15am-12.15pm Friday Ensuring a Role for Young People in Changing the World Stopping Deforestation in the Tropics See page 33 See page 33

THE MOST INTERESTING IDEA I HEARD: TOP FIVE PEOPLE THINGS I FEEL Maria Sanchez-Marin Melero Daniel Viederman TO FOLLOW UP INSPIRED TO DO COO, Thomson Reuters Foundation CEO, Verité WITH: WHEN I GET BACK: Maria Sanchez-Marin Melero is COO of the Thomson Daniel Viederman’s work with Verité ensures that the largest Reuters Foundation, where until recently she headed companies in the world and their suppliers understand TrustLaw Connect, the service linking the best non- and respond to serious human rights problems in their profit organisations and social entrepreneurs around supply chains. He is a recipient of the Skoll Award. the world with the best law firms and corporations. 12.15-1.15pm Thursday 12-1pm Wednesday Farms, Fisheries, Foxconn and Fair Labour in the Global Lawyers Behind the Wheel of Social Innovation Economy. See page 15 See page 25

Charles Slaughter Elizabeth Wallace Ellers WEBSITES I MUST CHECK OUT: Founder, Living Goods Founder, The globalislocal Fund Charles Slaughter founded TravelSmith, a $100 Elizabeth Ellers is Founder of The globalislocal Fund, million travel-wear company, and Living Goods, an award winning educational and funding vehicle which empowers micro-entrepreneurs to deliver life- designed to attract more investors and drive informed, changing products to the doorsteps of the poor. new capital to global development solutions.

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Sarah Borgman, Director and Curator, Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship, Maurizio Caio, Founder and Managing Partner, TLcom Capital LLP Skoll Foundation A B Jerónimo Calderón, Executive Director, euforia.ch David Bornstein, Chief Storyteller, Dowser Media Sherihan Abd El Rahman, MPhil Candidate, University of Oxford Julia Bacha, Creative Director, Just Vision Gillian Caldwell, President, Gillian Caldwell Consulting LLC Amit Bouri, Managing Director, Global Impact Investing Network Camille Agon, Project Manager, Breteau Foundation Rodrigo Baggio Barreto, Founder and CEO, Center for Digital Inclusion Lynelle Cameron, Senior Director of Corporate Philanthropy and Sustainability, Autodesk, Inc. Jenny Bowen, Founder and CEO, Half the Sky Foundation Akiko Aiba, MBA, Saïd Business School Jane Baker, Director of Communications, New Teacher Center Bruce Campbell, Founder, Campbell Law Group Catherine Bracy, International Programs, Code for America David Aikman, Head and Senior Director of the World Economic Forum, Quratul Ain Bakhteari, Founding Director, Institute for Development Studies and Practices Winthrop Carty, Executive Director, Melton Foundation Schwab Foundation for Social Entreprenuership Ken Brecher, President, Library Foundation of Los Angeles Banny Banerjee, Director of Stanford ChangeLabs, Stanford University Guillermo Casasnovas, DPhil Candidate, Saïd Business School Lanre Akinola, Editor, This is Africa, Financial Times Ltd Ned Breslin, CEO, Water for People Ken Banks, Founder, kiwanja.net, Founder, FrontlineSMS Roxanne Mankin Cason, Chair, Sustainable WasteResources International Waleed AL Banawi, Co-Founder and Chairman, JISR Stacey Brewer, CEO, eAdvance Allan Barkat, CEO, Dualis Social Venture Fund Juan Carlos Castilla Rubio, CEO, Planetary Skin Institute Banderi Al Faisal, Director General, King Khalid Foundation Mike Brickliffe, Operations Manager, Argonaut Community Enterprises Vincent Barnouin, COO, Ecofin Ltd Mariano Cenamo, Senior Researcher and Deputy Executive Secretary, Instituto de Leena Al Olaimy, Co-Founder and Managing Director, 3BL Associates Larry Brilliant, President and CEO, Skoll Global Threats Fund Conservação Desenvolvimento Sustentável do Amazonas (IDESAM) Hugo Barreto, Secretary-General, Roberto Marinho Foundation Yvette Alberdingk Thijm, Executive Director, WITNESS Girija Brilliant, Board Spouse, Skoll Global Threats Fund Joe Cerrell, Director of European Office, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation David Batstone, President and Co-Founder, Not For Sale Jeremy Alberga, Deputy Director, Global Viral Gidon Bromberg, Israeli Director, Friends of the Earth-Middle East Stephan Chambers, Chairman, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship, Heiner Baumann, Director of Global Programs, Barr Foundation MBA Director, Saïd Business School, University of Oxford Amr A. Al-Dabbagh, Founding Chairman, STARS Foundation John Brownstein, Manager and Associate Professor, HealthMap, Harvard University Julia Beart, Head of Development, BasicNeeds Sharon Chang, Founder and CEO, Yoxi Lindsey Allen, Forests Program Director, Rainforest Action Network Arne Olav Brundtland, Senior Fellow, Individual Randy Belcher, Senior Vice President, Fossil Foundation Alan Chang, Partner and Managing Director, Capricorn Investment Group Greg Allgood, Director, Children’s Safe Drinking Water, Procter & Gamble Gro Harlem Brundtland, Former Prime Minister of Norway, UN Foundation, The Elders John Bell, Vice President, YouthBuild USA Madhav Chavan, Co-Founder and CEO, Pratham Tariq Al-Olaimy, Co-Founder, 3BL Associates David Bruscino, Vice President and Deputy General Counsel, Hewlett Packard Peter Bennett, Founder, Peter Bennett Foundation Cindy Chen, Portfolio Analyst, Skoll Foundation Helen AlUzaizi, CEO, Mowgli Foundation Saskia Bruysten, Co-Founder and CEO, Yunus Social Business Dan Berelowitz, Director, International Centre for Social Franchising Mark Cheng, Director, Ashoka Joaquin Alvarado, CSO, Center for Investigative Reporting Andy Bryant, Executive Director, Segal Family Foundation Shari Berenbach, President and CEO, US African Development Foundation Emma Cherniavsky, Chief Development Officer, International Crisis Group Jorge Americus, CEO, El Rehilete Kathy Budzinski, Manager of Operations and Development, Roots of Peace Sarah Berghorst, Executive Director, OneGoal Michael Chertok, Vice President of Global Impact, Digital Divide Data Shubham Anand, Skoll Skollar, Saïd Business School Cesar Buenadicha, Senior Project Specialist, FOMIN, IADB Jim Berk, CEO, Participant Media Celina Chew, Managing Director, Bayer Thai Co Limited Rajesh Anandan, Senior Vice President, Strategic Partnerships and UNICEF Ventures, Boris Bulayev, President and Co-Founder, Educate! UNICEF USA Paul Bernstein, CEO, The Pershing Square Foundation Esha Chhabra, Editor, Dowser.org Gib Bulloch, Executive Director of ADP, Accenture Development Partnerships Adrian Anantawan, Researcher, Harvard Graduate School of Education Mitch Besser, Medical Director and Founder, mothers2mothers Mushtaq Chhapra, Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors, Deborah Burand, Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Michigan Law School The Citizens Foundation David Anderson, Professor of Biology, Investigator, California Institute of Technology Rich Besser, Chief Health and Medical Editor, ABC News Eduard Burer, Director of Global Participant Recruitment, THNK, Antoine Chiquet, Member of the Board of Directors, Segal Family Foundation Chad Anderson, MBA Student, Saïd Business School Alexander Betts, University Lecturer, Humanitarian Innovation Project the Amsterdam School of Creative Leadership Wayne Chiu, Founder and CEO, Trico Charitable Foundation Ted Anderson, Founding Director, MaRS Centre for Impact Investing Vijay Bhaskar, Country Director of India, Mlinda Foundation Evan Burfield, Co-Founder, 1776 Myrto Chliova, Momentum Project Coordinator, ESADE Business School Joy Anderson, President and Founder, Criterion Institute Radj Bhondoe, Director, Seva Network Foundation Craig Burkinshaw, Board Member, Free the Children Audrey Choi, Managing Director, Morgan Stanley Kofi Annan, Former United Nations Secretary-General, Chairman, Kofi Annan oundationF Brizio Biondi-Morra, President, Fundación Avina Susan Burns, Senior Vice President, Global Footprint Network Mireya Cisneros, President, Fundación Unidos en Red John Anner, President, East Meets West Foundation Thomas Bjelkeman-Pettersson, Co-Founder and Director, AKVO Helen Burstyn, Special Advisor of Social Enterprise, Government of Ontario Cathy Clark, Director of CASE i3, CASE at Duke University Joan Anway, Consultant, Blue Planet Network Jack Blanks, Executive Director, Seva Foundation Martín Burt, Minister, Secretary General and Chief of the President’s Cabinet, Presidency of the Republic of Paraguay Kelly Clark, Director, Tellus Mater Foundation Mandar Apte, GameChanger, Shell Annie Blecher, Business Development Manager, Community and Individual Development Association Kathleen Bury, Business Manager, GCC and North Africa, Mowgli Foundation Jason Clay, Senior Vice President, Markets, World Wildlife Fund US Paulina Arroyo, Program Officer, Andes-Amazon Initiative, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Taddy Blecher, CEO, Community and Individual Development Association Barbara Bush, Co-Founder and CEO, Global Health Corps Marshall Clemens, Principal, Idiagram

Nicki Ashcroft, Student, Saïd Business School David Bledsoe, Senior Director Program Partnerships, Landesa Ainsley Butler, CIO, Building Markets Ronald Cohen, Chairman, Big Society Capital and The Portland Trust

Kevin Ashley, Special Projects Coordinator, Dalio Foundation, Inc. Sandra Blevins, CEO, Social Design Verena Butt, Vice President of Clean Energy, StormHarbour Securities Gary Cohen, Co-Founder and President, Health Care Without Harm

Anne Aslett, Executive Director, Elton John AIDS Foundation Marlys Boehm, President, Boehm Gladen Foundation John J Byrne, Director, Senior Enterprise Ireland Vicky Colbert, Founder and Director, Fundación Escuela Nueva

David Auerbach, Co-Founder, Sanergy Ron Boehm, Chairman, BOMA Investments LLC Andrea Coleman, CEO and Co-Founder, Riders for Health Debbie Aung Din, Co-Founder, Proximity Designs Wiebe Boer, CEO, The Tony Elumelu Foundation C Barry Coleman, Executive Director, Riders for Health Suzanne Avery, MD, Sustainability and Real Estate, Royal Bank of Scotland Brittany Boettcher, Portfolio Associate, Skoll Foundation Neill Coleman, Vice President of Global Communications, Rockefeller Foundation Sarah Caddick, Principal Neuroscience Adviser to Lord Sainsbury of Turville, Diana Aviv, President and CEO, Independent Sector Chad Boettcher, Executive Vice President, Social Action and Advocacy, Participant Media The Gatsby Charitable Foundation Tara Sabre Collier, Skoll Skollar, Oxford University

Patrick Awuah, Founder and CEO, Ashesi University Ted Bogosian, Visiting Filmmaker, Duke University Emma Caddy, Director, LCEF, Impact Capital Advisors Susan Collin Marks, Senior Vice President, Search for Common Ground

Beatriz Azeredo, Director of Social Responsibility, TV Globo Francois Bonnici, Director, University of Cape Town, Bertha Centre for Social Innovation Edmund Cain, Vice President of Grant Programs, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Philip Collis, Senior Manager of Digital, Skoll Foundation 78 / DELEGATES 79 / DELEGATES

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Thomaz Conde, Director and Partner, TMB Conde Aslihan Denizkurdu, Director, Corporate Strategy, Citigroup Jerusha Conner, Assistant Professor of Education, Villanova University Pooran Desai, Co-Founder, BioRegional F G Julie Conrardy, Junior Portfolio Manager, Bank Degroof Simon Desjardins, Programme Manager, Shell Foundation Hala Fadel, Chair, MIT Enterprise Forum Russell Galeti, Captain, MSFS Candidate, Army National Guard of the United States

Mary Jo Cook, Chief Impact Officer, FairTrade USA Gabriel Diamond, Video Producer and Project Manager, Skoll Foundation Richard Fahey, COO, Skoll Foundation Brinda Ganguly, Associate Director, Rockefeller Foundation

Kenneth Cook, President, Environmental Working Group Reham Issam Di’bas, Founder, EzSakan Phil Falcone, CEO and CIO, Harbinger Capital J Carl Ganter, Managing Director and Co-Founder, Circle of Blue

Jordyan Corcoran, Corporate Executive, InfraCo Africa Edward Diener, Counsel and Secretary, Skoll Foundation Cristiana Falcone, Principle Partnerships Consultant, Inter-American Development Bank Veronica Garcia, Assistant to Dr. Larry Brilliant and Annie Maxwell, Skoll Global Threats Fund

Paula Cordeiro, Dean, School of Leadership and Education Sciences, University of San Diego Sarah DiTroia, COO, Health Leads Gene Falk, Individual Raul Gauto, Programatic Director, Fundación AVINA

Vera Cordeiro, Founder and CEO, Associação Saude Crianca Catherine Dolan, Lecturer, Saïd Business School Meagan Fallone, Senior Advisor, Barefoot College Nina Gené, Investment Manager, Jasmine Social Investments

Phyllis Costanza, CEO, UBS Optimus Foundation Marielle Donzé, Founder and Philanthropist, Cottier Donzé Foundation Conor Farese, Board Member, Farese Family Foundation Christie George, Director, New Media Ventures

Philipp Cottier, Philanthropist, Cottier Donze Foundation Susan Dorsey, CFO, Water for People Paul Farmer, Co-Founder, Partners In Health Fadi Ghandour, Founder and Vice Chairman, Aramex International

Ann Cotton, Founder and President, Camfed International William Drayton, Founder and CEO, Ashoka Richard Feachem, Director, The Global Health Group Suzanne Gilbert, Director of the Center for Innovation in Eye Care, Seva Foundation

Sean Coughlan, CEO, Social Entrepreneurs Ireland Belinda Drew, CEO, Foresters Community Finance Ltd Kristin Feeley, Director of Artist Support Programs, Sundance Institute Catherine Gill, Vice President, Investor Relations, Root Capital

Gregory Coussa, MBA Student, Skoll World Forum Fellow, Saïd Business School Chris Drew, CEO, Parent University Naoko Felder-Kuzu, Board Member, Frey Charitable Foundation Kristin Gilliss, Principal, Portfolio Team, Skoll Foundation

Jane Cox, Operations Director, BasicNeeds Steven Drummond, Senior National Editor, National Public Radio Michael C Ferrara, CEO, Adlens Ltd Scott Gilmore, Founder and CEO, Building Markets

Chris Crane, President and CEO, Edify Connie K. Duckworth, Founder and CEO, ARZU, Inc. Sharon Ferraro, Vice President of Resource Development, Public Radio International Larry Gilson, Chairman, Focusing Philanthropy

Patrick Creadon, Documentary Filmmaker, O’Malley Creadon Productions Debra Dunn, Consulting Associate Professor, Stanford University d.school Rob Fetherstonhaugh, CIO, Bayshore Global Management Ali Gümüsay, Chairman, Zahnräder Network

Lance Croffoot-Suede, Partner, Goverance Team, Linklaters LLP US Andrew Dunnett, Director, Vodafone Foundation Scott Field, Manager, Middle East, Skoll Global Threats Fund Laurie Goering, Head of Climate Programme, Thomson Reuters Foundation

Katy Cronin, COO, The Elders Jonathan Dyer, Journalist, Public Radio International Caroline Fiennes, Director, Giving Evidence Ian Goldin, Director, Oxford Martin School

Mark Cubit, Managing Trustee, Planet Wheeler Foundation Jeff Dykstra, Executive Director, Partners in Food Solutions Alexandra Fiorillo, Vice President for International Development, ideas42 Hector Gomez Ang, Head, Frontier Regions, International Finance Corporation

Wendy Cukier, VP of Research and Innovation, Ryerson University Martin Fisher, Co-Founder and CEO, KickStart International Henry González, Entrepreneur in Residence, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship

Lindsey Fishleder, Program Associate, Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship, Emma Goodman, Programs Assistant, Skoll Foundation E Skoll Foundation Gopi Gopalkrishnan, President and Founder, World Health Partners D James Eberhard, President and CEO, Mobile Accord Marc Flammang, Head of Philantropy and Impact Investing, Bank Degroof Richard Graham, Head, International Grants, Comic Relief Paul Dale, Managing Director, Voxtra Fiona Eberts, Emeritus - former Chair of the Board, Campaign for Female Education USA Matthew Flannery, CEO, Kiva Marcello Grande, Co-Founder and Executive Creative Director, WESTERNIZED Robin D’Alessandro, CEO, Vitol Foundation Michael Eckhart, Managing Director, Citigroup Ma. Cecilia Flores-Oebanda, Founding President and Executive Director, Visayan Forum Bennett Grassano, Senior Director of Development, Kiva Victor d’Allant, CEO, Dallant Networks Jeff Edmondson, Managing Director, Strive Network Foundation Inc. Jim Greenbaum, Founder and Managing Director, The Greenbaum Foundation Massimilano D’Amico, Legal Advisor, Oltre Venture Maria Eitel, Founding President, Nike Foundation Robert Fogarty, Founder, Dear World Kelly Greenwood, Principal, Portfolio Team, Skoll Foundation Shawna Darling, Program Manager of CSR, Cisco Kamran Elahian, Chairman, Global Catalyst Partners William Foote, Founder and CEO, Root Capital Andréanne Grimardd, Head of North America, Solidaridad Network Scott Darraugh, Chief Executive, SocialAdventures Mona Eldaief, Director, Rafea: Solar Mama Lance Fors, Board Chair, New Teacher Center Nick Grono, CEO, Walk Free Dale Dawson, Founder and CEO, Bridge2Rwanda Julita Eleveld, Senior Program Officer, Bill M& elinda Gates Foundation Matthew Forti, Manager, Bridgespan, Founding Board Chair, One Acre Fund Teresa Guillien, Consultant, Individual Peter Day, Presenter, Global Business, BBC World Service Carolina Elia, Grant Manager, Porticus Latin America Maggie Fox, President and CEO, Climate Reality Project Nathon Gunn, CEO, Social Game Universe Maggie De Pree, Director, Imaginals John Elkington, Founder and Executive Chairman, Volans Lani Fraizer, Founder, iWE Studio Mark Gunton, CEO, Clinton Giustra Sustainable Growth Initiative Henry De Sio, Vice President for Framework Change, Ashoka Anna Elliot, CEO, Bamyan Media Cole Frates, Principal, WDS Parag Gupta, Founder, Waste Ventures Mary de Wysocki, Director of Corporate Affairs, Cisco Corporate Affairs Dirk Elsen, Director of Emerging Markets, Triodos Investment Management BV Susana Frazao Pinheiro, Alumni Skollar and Founder, Local InSight Global Impact (LIGI) Arjun Gupta, Chief Believer, Telesoft Partners Todd Deatherage, Executive Director, Telos Mark Emanuelson, Sales Director, Atlantic Technologies Marc Freedman, CEO and Founder, ENCORE.ORG

John DeCock, Vice President of Development and Communications, Benetech Larry English, Chief Executive, Homeless International Mark Frohardt, Executive Director, Internews Center for Innovation and Learning Greg Dees, Clinical Professor of Social Entrepreneurship, Duke University Diane Espaldon, President, Espaldon Consulting Jim Fruchterman, Founder and CEO, Benetech H Guibert del Marmol, Partner, Cardel Sustainable Management Regina Celia Esteves de Siqueira, CEO, Centro Ruth Cardoso Thomas Fry, Portfolio Director, Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation Elisabeth Hahnke, Founder and CEO, ROCK YOUR LIFE!

Nicolas Delahaye, Expert Scientist at GSK Vaccines, GlaxoSmithKline Vaccines Alejandro Estrada, Joint CEO, El Rehilete Michael Fuerst, Manager Corporate Responsibility, Novartis AG Victoria Hale, Founder and CEO, Medicines360

Anna Demant, Foundation Manager, Planet Wheeler Foundation Alexis Ettinger, Senior Program Officer for Social Innovation, Institute of Reproductive Katherine Fulton, President, Monitor Institute Mark Clayton Hand, Skoll Skollar, Saïd Business School Health, Georgetown University James DeMartini, Managing Partner, Seiler LLP Asim Haneef, Director of Development, Bamyan Media

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Sjoerd Hannema, CEO, Adaptive Eyewear Sally Kassab, Communications Associate, Skoll Foundation Annie Lennox, Founder, The SING Campaign Hinnerk Hansen, Managing Director, HUB I Jordan Kassalow, Founder and Co-Chairman, VisionSpring Leonardo Letelier, CEO, SITAWI, Finance for Good Kirk Hanson, Executive Director, Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Alberto Ibarguen, President, John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Kim Keller, Executive Director, David & Anita Keller Foundation Wendy Levy, Director, New Arts Axis, Senior Consultant, Sundance Institute

Tim Hanstad, President and CEO, Landesa Hiroyasu Ichikawa, CEO and Social Media Consultant, SocialCompany, Inc. Ken Kelley, Founder and CEO, PaxVax Jonathan C. Lewis, Host and Founder, iOnPoverty

Idit Harel Caperton, Founder and President, World Wide Workshop James Inglesby, Category Manager, Unilever Peter Kellner, Managing Partner, Richmond Global Mike Lin, CEO, Fenix

Erin Harrington, Grants and Finance Associate, Skoll Foundation Bob Inglis, Former Congressman, South Carolina, Energy and Enterprise Initiative Carol Kemble, Global Director of Development, Half the Sky Foundation Vaughan Lindsay, CEO, The Dartington Hall Trust

Pegram Harrison, Fellow in Entrepreneurship, Saïd Business School Elizabeth Isele, Co-Founder and CEO, SeniorEntrepreneurshipWorks.org Randall Kempner, Executive Director, Aspen Network of Development Entrepreneurs Violet Lo, Guest Professor, Beijing Normal University School of Social Development and Public Policy Ryan Harrison, COO, eAdvance & Spark Schools Eriko Ishikawa, Global Program Manager, International Finance Corporation Nigel Kershaw, CEO, The Big Issue and Big Issue Invest Ryan Lock, Director of Social Enterprise, Government of Ontario Pamela Hartigan, Director, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship Leticia Isnard, COO, Associação Saude Crianca Farrukh Khan, Pakistan Country Leader and CEO, Acumen Fund Kaj Lofgren, Director of Strategy, Small Giants Australia Mark Harvey, Executive Director, Internews Network Salman Khan, Founder and Executive Director, Khan Academy Charmian Love, CEO, Volans Stephen Harvey, Director of Fundraising and Communications, Riders for Health Nader Khateeb, Palestinian Director, Friends of the Earth, Middle East J Amy Low, Chief Advocacy and Engagement Officer, Landesa David Haskell, President and CEO, Dreams InDeed International Reem Khouri, Manager, CEO Operations (Aramex) and Board Member (Ruwwad), Lisa Jackson, Managing Partner, Portfolio Team, New Profit Aramex, Ruwwad Bruce Lowry, Director of Policy and Communications, Skoll Global Threats Fund Ossama Hassanein, Chairman of the Board, TechWadi Laura Jackson, Head of Communications and External Affairs, BioRegional Craig Kielburger, Chair and Founder, Free the Children Mindy Lubber, President, Ceres Kevin Hassey, CEO, VisionSpring Development Group Marc Kielburger, Co-Founder, Free the Children Daniel Lubetzky, Founder and President, PeaceWorks Foundation Laura Hattendorf, Portfolio Director, Mulago Foundation EJ Jacobs, Program Director, Nduna Foundation Robert Kirkpatrick, Director, UN Global Pulse, United Nations Amy Luers, Director of Climate Change, Skoll Global Threats Fund Mele-Ane Havea, Director of Portfolio, Small Giants Priya Jaisinghani, Director, USAID Peter Koechley, Co-Founder, Upworthy Michael Lunt, Founder, Lunt Foundation Annie Hazlehurst, Principal, Capricorn Investment Group Nuttaphong Jaruwannaphong, Director, Thai Social Enterprise Office Marc Koska, Founder, The SafePoint Trust Kevin Lynch, CEO, Social Enterprise Alliance Lisa Hehenberger, Research Director, European Venture Philanthropy Association Richard Jefferson, Founder and CEO, Cambia Carlos Gabriel Koury, Executive Secretary, Instituto de Conservação Desenvolvimento Xavier Helgesen, CEO, Off.Grid:Electric Michael Jenkins, President, Forest Trends Sustentável do Amazonas (IDESAM)

Peter Hero, Founder and Principal, The Hero Group Benjamaporn Jhatharapat, Director of Partnerships, ThaiHealth Promotion Foundation Mark Kramer, Co-Founder and Managing Director, FSG M

Amy Herskovitz, Executive Vice President of Programs and Director of Social Rob John, Visiting Senior Fellow, NUS Business School Paula Kravitz, Director of Strategic Initiatives, Skoll Foundation Slavka Macakova, Director, ETP, Center for Sustainable Development Enterprise, Pershing Square Foundation Tressa Johnson, Director of Learning, M&E and Relief, The ELMA Philanthropies Michelle Kreger, Senior Director of Strategic Initiatives, Kiva Erica Mackey, Co-Founder and COO, Off.Grid:Electric Sandy Herz, Director of Strategic Alliances, Skoll Foundation Services (U.S.) Inc. Thane Kreiner, Executive Director, Center for Science, Technology, and Society Sophie Maclaren, Intern, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship Allyson Hewitt, Director of Social Entrepreneurship, MaRS Discovery District, Toronto Meagan Johnson, MBA Student, Saïd Business School Sibylle Kristensen, Chief Operations Officer, One Heart World-Wide Joe Madiath, Founder and Executive Director, Gram Vikas Pippa Hichens, Coordinator, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship Leslie Johnston, Executive Director, Argidius Foundation Jonas Kron, , Trillum Asset Management, LLC Liliana Madrigal, Vice President for Programs, Amazon Conservation Team Ken Himmelman, Chief Program Officer, PartnersI n Health Tamsin Jones, Founding Director of Workshop 17, University of Cape Town Heidi Kuhn, Founder and CEO, Roots of Peace Johanna Mair, Academic Editor, SSIR, Stanford University, Professor, Hertie School of Christopher Hines, Head of Finance and Administration, APOPO Amanda Jones, Co-Founder, OxfordJam Governance Christopher Kuthan, CEO, DBC/DKMS Americas Hang Ho, Vice President, J.P. Morgan John Jonson, Managing Director and Partner, Capricorn Investment Group Anurag Mairal, Global Program Leader, Technology Solutions Global Program, PATH

Jeremy Hockenstein, CEO, Digital Divide Data Nicola Jowell, SAB Foundation Manager, SAB Foundation Charlton Mak, Student, Saïd Business School Chloe Holderness, Managing Director, Lex Mundi Pro Bono Foundation L Noah Manduke, President, Durable Good Jeffrey Hollender, Board Member, Verite, Hollender Sustainable Brands K Jennifer Lake, Legal Advisor, Independent Diplomat Jasjit Mangat, Head, Access to Capital (India), Omidyar Network Sean Holt, Chief Alchemist, Purpose Capital Julia Lalla-Maharajh, CEO and Founder, Orchid Project Lynda Mansson, Director General, MAVA Foundation N ik Kafka, CEO and Founder of Teach a Man to Fish, Teach A Man To Fish and Rob Hope, Senior Research Fellow, University of Oxford Fundación Paraguaya Bjorn Larsson, President, The ForeSight Group Mario Marconi, Head Philanthropy and Values-Based Investing, UBS AG

Bethany Hornthal, VP, Marketing and Development, Quantum Leap Healthcare Collaborative Joanne Kagle, Individual Jessamyn Lau, Program Leader, Peery Foundation Andrea Margit, Head, Environment Unit, Roberto Marinho Foundation

Jim Hornthal, Managing Partner, Hornthal Investment Partners Rahim Kanani, Online Editor and Curator, Skoll World Forum, Skoll Foundation Peter Laugharn, Executive Director, Firelight Foundation Jose Roberto Marinho, President, Roberto Marinho Foundation

Rupert Howes, CEO, Marine Stewardship Council Harbrinder Kang, Senior Director of Collaboration Technologies, Cisco Anima Sarah LaVoy, Co-Founder, Connect.com, Skoll Scholar 2010 John Marks, Founder and President, Search for Common Ground

Stephen Huddart, President and CEO, The J. W. McConnell Family Foundation Renee Kaplan, Chief Strategy Officer, Skoll Foundation Pamela Lawrence, Portfolio Coordinator, Skoll Foundation Sébastien Marot, Executive Director, Friends-International

Andrew Hudson, New York Director, Crisis Action Namrita Kapur, Director of Strategy, Corp Partnerships, Environmental Defense Fund Sylvia Lee, Manager, Water, Skoll Global Threats Fund Lisa Martilotta, Executive Director, Akilah Institute for Women

Brittany Hume, Portfolio Associate, Skoll Foundation Oliver Karius, Partner, LGT Venture Philanthropy En Lee, Director and Head of Investor Team, Impact Investment Exchange Asia Roger Martin, Dean, Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto

Christopher Hunter, MBA student, Saïd Business School Josh Karliner, International Coordinator, Health Care Without Harm Susie Lee, Principal, Portfolio Team, Skoll Foundation Jan Matern, Director, Emerge Venture Lab

Kara Hurst, CEO, The Sustainability Consortium Kosta Kartsotis, CEO, Fossil Sara Leedom, Africa Business Network Co-Chair, African Entrepreneurship Collective Natasha M Matic, Chief Strategy Advisor, King Khalid Foundation

Bethany Kasmar, Operations Coordinator, Skoll Foundation Rich Leimsider, Director of Fellow and Alumni Programs, Echoing Green Annie Maxwell, COO, Skoll Global Threats Fund 82 / DELEGATES 83 / DELEGATES

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Brian McAllister, Co-Founder, Roadtrip Nation Sharmila Mulligan, Founder and CEO, ClearStory Data DJ Patil, Data Scientist in Residence, Greylock Partners Stephen Riggins, Chief Marketing Officer, Water for People

Jamie McAuliffe, President and CEO, Education for Employment Foundation Dorje Mundle, Global Head, Corporate Responsibility Management, Novartis Gary Patou, Managing Director, MPM Capital John Roberts, Co-Founder, Open University of West Africa

Jennifer McCrea, Founder and CEO, Exponential Fundraising Jim Murphy, Business Technology Director, Skoll Foundation Aunnie Patton, Dean’s Fellow, Saïd Business School Mary Robinson, Former President of Ireland, President, Mary Robinson Foundation - Climate Justice Chris McCrum, Chief Operating Officer, Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation Geoffrey Murphy, Program Director of Pro-Poor Economic Development, Wellspring Advisors Greg Payne, CASE i3 Fellow, Center for the Advancement of Social Entrepreneurship Judith Rodin, President, Rockefeller Foundation Darin McKeever, Deputy Director, Charitable Sector, Global Policy and Advocacy, Bill & Andrew Mwemba, Strategy and Editorial Director, Independent Publications Limited Christie Peacock, Founder and Chairman, Sidai Melinda Gates Foundation Alvaro Rodriguez Arregui, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, IGNIA Partners Cameron Peake, Director of Social Innovations Special Initiatives, Mercy Corps Debbie McLeod, Executive Director, Grant Me The Wisdom Foundation Paul Rogers, Director, George Mason Center for Social Entrepreneurship Kristine Pearson, CEO, Lifeline Energy Scott McMeekin, CEO, JUMP Math N Robert Rome, Web Producer / Graphic Designer, Skoll Foundation Nitzan Pelman, Executive Director of Citizen Schools New York, Citizen Schools Anisa Mcmullan, Creative Producer, Black Sheep Film Productions Jawad Nabulsi, Co-Founder, Nebny Foundation Nico Roozen, Executive Director, Solidaridad Network Richard Ray Perez, Producer, Creative Partnerships, Sundance Institute, Documentary Chiara McPhee, MBA Candidate, Stanford University Sunita Nadhamuni, Board Member, Akvo Foundation Film Program William Rosenzweig, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Physic Ventures

Talia Means, Executive Assistant to the CEO, Skoll Foundation Vinay Nair, Business Development, Europe, Acumen Fund Kim Pickin, Co-Director, The Story Museum Carne Ross, Executive Director, Independent Diplomat

Munqeth Mehyar, Jordanian Director, Friends of the Earth-Middle East Lisa Nash, CEO, Blue Planet Network Katherine Pickus, Vice President, Abbott Fund George Roter, CEO, Engineers Without Borders Canada

Molly Melching, Founder and Executive Director, Tostan Alex Nicholls, Lecturer in Social Entrepreneurship, Saïd Business School Jan Piercy, Executive Vice President, ShoreBank International Ltd David Rothschild, Principal, Portfolio Team, Skoll Foundation

Tony Meloto, Founder and Chairman, Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation Kara Nichols, Executive Director, Connect To Learn Kim Plewes, Associate Director of Special Partnerships, Free the Children Bunker Roy, Founder and Director, Barefoot College

Katie Merrick, Senior Analyst, Finance and Operations, Skoll Foundation Abigail Noble, Head of Impact Investing, World Economic Forum Mark Plotkin, President, Amazon Conservation Team Albina Ruiz Rios, Founder and President, Ciudad Saludable

Frank Merry, Director, Alianca da Terra Eric Nonacs, VP of Alliances and Partnerships, Skoll Global Threats Fund Kirsten Poitras, CEO, World We Want Foundation Cara Mertes, Director, Sundance Institute Art Norins, Chairman and CEO, Nor1 Carl Pope, Principal, Inside Straight Strategies S Ben Metz, Curator, OxfordJam Jacqueline Novogratz, Founder and CEO, Acumen Fund Michael Porter, Bishop William Lawrence University Professor, Harvard Business School Denielle Sachs, Director of Social Impact, McKinsey & Company Brian Milder, Vice President of Strategy and Innovation, Root Capital Jake Porway, Founder and Executive Director, DataKind Amitabha Sadangi, CEO, International Development Enterprises (India) Gary Milsted, Head of Procurement, Commodities, Nestle Kavita Prakash-Mani, Head Food Security Agenda, Syngenta International O Grace Sai, Co-Founder and CEO, The Hub Singapore Leo Mirani, Journalist, Quartz Irene Pritzker, President, IDP Foundation, Inc. Tom O Callaghan, Director, iheed Soraya Salti, Senior Vice President of Middle East/North Africa for Junior Achievement Bathylle Missika, Deputy Head-Policy Dialogue Division, Organization for Economic Kip Oebanda, Development Specialist, Visayan Forum Foundation, Inc. Alice Prochaska, Principal, University of Oxford Worldwide, INJAZ Al-Arab Cooperation and Development John Oldfield, CEO, WASH Advocates Jennifer Pryce, Managing Director of Strategic Initiatives, Calvert Foundation Dipender Saluja, Managing Director, Capricorn Investment Group John Mitani, Professor, University of Michigan Maura O’Neill, Chief Innovation Officer, USAID Arlene Samen, Executive Director, One Heart World-Wide Pat Mitchell, President and CEO, Paley Center for Media Rebecca Onie, Co-Founder and CEO, Health Leads Judith Samuelson, Executive Director, Aspen Business and Society Program Maggie Mitchell Salem, Executive Director, Qatar Foundation International Q Matt Oppenheimer, CEO, Remitly Luis Sanabria, General Manager, Fundación Paraguaya Julia Moffett, CEO, Trustee, The Future of Learning Fund, TBLI Investments Mike Quinn, CEO, Zoona Karen Pak Oppenheimer, Vice President, World Health Partners Maria Sanchez-Marin Melero, Director of TrustLaw Connect, Thomson Reuters Foundation Ellen Moir, Founder and CEO, New Teacher Center Fadi Quran, Researcher and Chief Operating Officer, Al HaqI / ndependent Wind Luis Oquinena, Executive Director, Gawad Kalinga Community Development Foundation Mirela Sandrini, Director, Fundo Vale Per Molin, Head of Private Banking, Svedbank Rafia Qureshi, Philanthropy, EMEA, J.P. Morgan William Orum, Deputy CIO, Capricorn Investment Group Abigail Sarmac, Program Officer, The Lemelson Foundation Aimee Molloy, Author, Journalist, Author, Journalist Sally Osberg, President and CEO, Skoll Foundation David Satterthwaite, Deputy Director of Private Sector Department, Oxfam America Shauna Monkman, Founder, Sooth Media R Mohamed Osman, Head of Grants, Elton John AIDS Foundation Jason Saul, Founder and CEO, Mission Measurement Luis Montoya, President, Latin America Beverages, PepsiCo Miles Rapoport, President, Demos Edwin Ou, Lead, Funder Alliances, Skoll Foundation Vicki Saunders, Senior advisor innovation, Ryerson University Nick Moon, Founding Director, KickStart-International Joanna Rau, Administrative Assistant, Skoll Foundation Stefan Schabernak, CEO, ROCK YOUR LIFE! Fraser D Mooney, Director of Development, International Center for Transitional Justice Chevenee Reavis, Director of Advocacy and Strategic Alliances, water.org Regula Schegg, Strategic Business Developer, Hilti Foundation Mark Moore, Founder and Chief, MANA P Ehren Reed, Research and Evaluation Officer, Skoll Foundation Philip Scherenberg, Founder and CEO, ROCK YOUR LIFE! Die Komplizen Mentoring Marc Moorghen, Senior Communications Manager, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation Guayana Páez-Acosta, Program Manager, Avina Foundation John Reid, President and Founder, Conservation Strategy Fund J.B. Schramm, Founder and CEO, College Summit Sam Morgan, Founder, Jasmine Social Investments Daniela Papi, Founder and CEO, PEPY Tours, Skoll Centre Mary Renwick, Director of Water Innovation Program, Winrock International Ron Schultz, Founder and Executive Director, Entrepreneurs4Change Jenifer Morgan, Digital Editor, Stanford Social Innovation Review Kevin E. Parker, CEO, Sustainable Insight Capital Management Ateed Riaz, Co-Founder and Board Member, The Citizens Foundation Teri Schwartz, Dean, UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television Patrick Moriarty, Director Triple-S, IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre Teresa Parker, Director of Development and Communication, Nepal Youth Foundation Paul Rice, President and CEO, Fair Trade USA Beverly Schwartz, Vice President, Global Marketing, Ashoka Ken Moriyama, Graduate Student, The Blavatnik School of Government Judy Parkman, HR Director, Skoll Foundation Rae Richman, Director, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors Debra Schwartz, Director of Program-Related Investments, MacArthur Foundation Gemma Mortensen, Executive Director, Crisis Action Patti Parson, Managing Producer, PBS NewsHour Sue Riddlestone, Chief Executive and Co-Founder, BioRegional Development Group Eric Schwarz, Co-Founder and CEO, Citizen Schools Sipho S. Moyo, Africa Director, ONE Mayur Patel, Vice President, Strategy and Assessment, John S. and James L. Knight Jennifer Riel, Director of Content and Communications, Rotman School of Management Foundation Matt Scott, Entrepreneur in Residence, Skoll Centre for Social Entrepreneurship Dambisa Moyo, Economist, Author, 84 / DELEGATES 85 / DELEGATES

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Jess Search, CEO, BRITDOC Foundation Ingrid Stange, Founder and Chair, Partnership for change Klaus Tischhauser, Co-Founder and CEO, ResponsAbility Yasmin Waljee OBE, International Pro Bono Manager, Hogan Lovells International LLP

Jay Sears, Chairman, Grant Me The Wisdom Fund Kevin Starr, Director, Mulago Foundation David Tolbert, President, International Center for Transitional Justice Aleem Walji, Director of World Bank Innovation Labs, World Bank Group

Richard Sedlmayr, Program Officer, Wellspring Advisors Lindsay Steele, Program Assistant, Skoll Global Threats Fund Spencer Ton, President, Fashion4Freedom Liz Wallace Ellers, Founder and Managing Partner, The Globalislocal Fund

Christian Seelos, Visiting Scholar, Stanford Center on Philanthropy and Civil Society Shawn Stephenson, CEO, Rising Tide David Torres, Director of Business Development, mothers2mothers Emil Wallner, Venture Hunter, Emerge Venture Lab

Martin Segal, Managing Director, Segal Family Foundation Anne Stetson, Senior Fellow and Visiting Scientist, Harvard FXB Center for Health and Zahid Torres-Rahman, Founder and Director, Business Fights Poverty Wang Zhenyao, Dean, Beijing Normal University One Foundation Philanthropy Human Rights Research Institute Sai Seng, Operations Director, Proximity Designs Ilse Treurnicht, CEO, MaRS Discovery District, Toronto Cameron Stevens, CEO, Prodigy Finance Nat Ware, Founder and CEO, 180 Degrees Consulting Keisha Senter, Associate Director, Rockefeller Foundation Kimberly Dasher Tripp, Principal, Portfolio Team, Skoll Foundation Robert Stevens, VP, ClimateCare Amy Wares, Executive Director, Global Social Progress Initiative Sarah Severn, Senior Director, Stakeholder Mobilization, Nike, Inc. Karen Tse, Founder and CEO, International Bridges to Justice Keely Stevenson, CEO, Bamboo Finance USA Bart Weetjens, Founder, APOPO - HeroRATs Scott Seydel, Board Chair, Global Green Shino Tsuchiya, Co-Founder, Hub Tokyo Dorothy Stoneman, President and Founder, YouthBuild USA Jess Weiner, CEO, Talk to Jess, LLC Premal Shah, President, Kiva Peter Tufano, Peter Moores Dean, Saïd Business School Eric Stowe, Executive Director, Splash Lucas Welch, Founder and Chief Innovation Officer, Soliya Rebecca Shaloff, Director of Development and Partnerships, GoodWeave Nigel Tunnacliffe, Founder, CurrentDesign Steve Street, Senior Vice President, Global Supply Chain, Fossil Inc. Simon Wessely, Head of Department of Psychological Medicine, Kings College London Shirlee Sharkey, President and CEO, Saint Elizabeth Pietro Turilli, Vice President Partnerships and Business Development, Heifer International William Strickland, President and CEO, Manchester-Bidwell Corporation Chris West, Director, Shell Foundation Rebecca Shehee, Vice President, Library Foundation of Los Angeles Juliana Strobel, Regional Programme Manager, Fundación AVINA-Brazil Mark Wexler, Executive Director and Co-Founder, Not For Sale Cori Shepherd Stern, Producer, Strongheart Ray Suarez, Senior Correspondent, Public Broadcasting Service U Gary White, Co-Founder and CEO, Water.org Yuwei Shi, Dean and Director, Frontier Market Scouts Program Breanne Svehla, Student Outreach and Administrative Coordinator, Skoll Centre for Jill Ultan, Producer, Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship, Skoll Foundation Andrew Whitehouse, Deputy Director of Communications, McKinsey & Company Orna Shimshoni, Vice President Business Development, Dualis Social Venture Fund Social Entrepreneurship Chris Underhill, Founder, Director, BasicNeeds Lydia Wilbard, Co-Director, Camfed Tanzania Taejun “TJ” Shin, Founder and Representative Director, Living in Peace Stephanie Swedlove, Producer, Participant Media Silverius Oscar Unggul, Community Logging Cordinator, Telapak Gary Wilson, Neuroscience Programme Executive, The Gatsby Charitable Foundation Sacha Sidjanski, Coordinator, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) Madelyn Swift, Program Coordinator, Global Social Progress Initiative Craig Winkler, Director, Givia Pty Ltd Marina Silva, President, Marina Silva Institute Rebecca Symington, Executive Director, Mlinda Foundation V Susan Wintroub, Director of Network Mobilization, Skoll Foundation Jack Sim, Founder, World Toilet Organization Luis Szaran, Director, Sonidos de la Tierra Phillip Wise, Vice President, Operations, Carter Center, Inc. Dick Simon, Chairman, YPO/WPO Peace Action Network Laura Vais, Director of Portfolio Engagement, Skoll Foundation Jonathan Wong, Head of Innovation Hub, Department for International Development Peter Singer, CEO, Grand Challenges Canada Cassia van der Hoof Holstein, Chief of Staff to Dr. Paul Farmer, Partners In Health/ T Harvard Medical School Jackie Wong, CEO, Temasek Trust Arbind Singh, Executive Director, Nidan K aren Tal, CEO, Tovanot B’Hinuch Anne Mieke van der Werf, Director of Energy and Climate, Triodos Investment Management Ngaire Woods, Professor of International Political Economy, University of Oxford Mai Siriphongphanh, DDD Laos Co-Founder, Digital Divide Data Jonathan Talbot, Director of Communications and Outreach, Global Social Progress Initiative Victoria van Lennep, Co-Founder and CEO, GoYoung Jocelyn Wyatt, Co-Lead and Executive Director, IDEO.org Jeff Skoll, Founder, Skoll Foundation, Skoll Global Threats Fund, Participant Media Tina Tan-Zane, Program Coordinator, Skoll World Forum on Social Entrepreneurship, Mabel van Oranje, Chair, Girls Not Brides Charles Slaughter, President, Living Goods Skoll Foundation Liezl Van Riper, Director of Development, KickStart International Alex Sloan, Portfolio Director, Skoll Foundation Y Mark Tauber, Senior Vice President and Publisher, HarperCollins Publishers Vasco van Roosmalen, Executive Director, Equipo de Conservacao da Amazonia Shawn Smith, Director, RADIUS Sakena Yacoobi, Executive Director, Afghan Institute of Learning Andrew Taylor, Executive Vice President, Grand Challenges Canada Paul van Zyl, CEO, Maiyet Whitney Smith, Founder and CEO, Girls For A Change Ion Yadigaroglu, Managing Principal and Co-Founder, Capricorn Investment Group James Taylor, CEO, Proximity Designs Leena Ved, Vice President, Pacific Alliance Capital Fiona Smith, Director, mAgri, GSMA Mobile for Development Tae Yoo, Senior Vice President, Cisco Eric Techel, Partner and CFO, Capricorn Investment Group Marc Ventresca, Lecturer in Management Studies, Saïd Business School Nina Smith, Executive Director, GoodWeave Cristina Yoon, Grants Manager, Skoll Foundation Mathias Terheggen, Head Philanthropy, Philanthropy and Values-Based Investing, UBS Beto Veríssimo, Senior Research, Imazon Mark Smolinski, Director of Global Health, Skoll Global Threats Fund Philanthropy Services Andrew Youn, Founder and Director, One Acre Fund Willemijn Verloop, Founder and Director, Social Enterprise NL Jasper Snoek, CFO, DOEN Foundation Tera Terpstra, Co-Founder, Wire-Group Monica Yunus, Opera Singer, Co-Founding Director of Sing for Hope Alfred Vernis, Director University Programs, Momentum Project Simon Snoxell, Policy Analyst, Canadian International Development Agency Sojan Thomas, Manager, MANTRA, Gram Vikas Carlos Vicente, Executive Secretary, Instituto Marina Silva Jeffrey R. 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Sterling Speirn, President and CEO, W.K. Kellogg Foundation James Tilbury, Consultant, Veratas Amna Waheed Khalid, Executive Advisor, The Citizens Foundation Astrid Zweynert, Deputy Editor, Thomson Reuters Foundation

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SKOLL WORLD Skoll Centre for Social Janice King Maria Padget FORUM TEAM Entrepreneurship Kate MacDonald Tom Baldwin Pamela Hartigan, Director Mark Pearce Farzana Dudhwala Tim Royal Skoll Foundation Soushiant Zanganehpour, Fred Davis and Technical Team Sally Osberg, President and CEO Manager CREATIVE Sarah Zak Borgman, Director Alex Nicholls, University Lecturer PARTNERS A Caspian Production and Curator in Social Entrepreneurship One Ltd Heather Mason Jill Ultan, Producer Breanne Svehla, Administrative Oxford Digital media Michelle Anderson Coordinator Michael Collopy Photography Lindsey Fishleder, Program Craig Conatser Photovibe Associate Daniela Papi, Student Dawn Coraci Kikim Media Tina Tan Zane, Program Programme Design and Heather Fawson Exygy JAKE EBERTS Coordinator Outreach Manager Jackie Garcia Partytecture Matt Scott, Entrepreneur-in- Rachel Seangsuwan Phil Collis, Senior Manager of LIRO Films Residence Alli Takido Digital Zoomion July 10, 1941 — September 6, 2012 Lindsey Thomson-Levin Rahim Kanani, Online Editor and Henry Gonzalez, Entrepreneur- The Last Song Before The War Craig Whyte Curator in-Residence Robert Rome, Web Producer and Pippa Hichens, Event A FELLOW TRAVELLER AND Maire McCarthy Projects PHOTO CREDITS Graphic Designer Coordinator BELOVED MEMBER OF Maire McCarthy Agnes Binagwaho: Stephanie Gabriel Diamond, Video THE S KOLL WORL D FOR UM CO MMUNITY Sara Unwin Novak Producer and Project Manager PRODUCING Kristy Swift Anurag Mairal: PATH Patrick Paula Kravitz, Director of PARTNERS Liz Craven McKern Strategic Initiatives Marina Silva: Tereza Hezim Said Business School, Chris Muffett Mohammad Yunus: Roger Bethany Kasmar, Operations University of Oxford …and the entire stewarding team Richter Chariots of Fire Coordinator Mat Davies …and the entire Skoll Foundation Clare Andrews Ethicore LTD staff Martin Garside Rachael Clay Giles Hastie Lucy Bartlett Gandhi ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT Driving Miss Daisy

To minimise the footprint of Specific practices include: • Collecting and re-using the Skoll World Forum, we bamboo lanyards and plastic Please leave • Using local, sustainable and Oceans have taken great care to ensure badge holders your badge and Fair Trade items in lunches that the entire event prioritises lanyard at SaId and delegate meals where • Providing reusable water sustainable practices. Therefore, Business School possible bottles and water stations each and every product you to be re-used. • Placing composting and • Encouraging mass transit to Dances with Wolves see at the Forum, from the THANK YOU! the Forum from London signage and production sets to recycling stations throughout furniture, were made using local, meeting venues • Providing a carbon-offset link sustainable products and reused • Using re-useable signage to for attendees to offset their where possible from prior years. eliminate one-time-usage as travel A River Runs Through It much as possible In addition, any paper materials were made using Forest • Printing programmes with Stewardship Council (FSC) FSC paper and soy inks March of the Penguins approved sources. Meals, where • Eliminating all extraneous possible, include Fair-Trade packaging such as bags and Selection of Executive Producer credits products and local produce. folders 88 / notes 89 / notes notes 90 / NEED TO KNOW 91 / NEED TO KNOW

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CITY CENTRE SAID BUSINESS SCHOOL DISRUPTION The 10 The mission of the Skoll World Forum is to t accelerate the impact h Skoll World Forum on Social 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. E n t repreneur s hip 10-12 dare to imagine / design win A pril 2013

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T he Skoll World Forum is proud to partner with visionary institutions that support social entrepreneurship worldwide. CONTENTS Strategic Partners

OVERVIEW 4 THEME 2013 7 YOUR NETWORK 8 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT 10 Official Technology AFTER HOURS 12 Partner WEDNESDAY 14

CONTENT Partners THURSDAY 22 FRIDAY 30 SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES 38 DELEGATE DETAILS 76 THANK YOU 86 FINDING YOUR WAY 90 Save the date 9-11 April 2014