Lyndon Lea

Lyndon Lea - Founder and Managing Partner, Lion Capital

Lyndon Lea is an English financier and investor. Lyndon founded the investment firm, Lion Capital, which specializes in making control investments in the consumer sector. Lion Capital owns or has owned brands such as Hema, Ad Van Geloven, Weetabix, Orangina, Jimmy Choo, AllSaints, Kettle, Wagamama and Picard amongst others. Lion has in excess of $6 billion under management. Prior to founding Lion Capital, Lyndon was a Partner of Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst where he co-founded its European operations in 1998. Before that, Lyndon served at Glenisla, the European affiliate of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. He was previously an investment banker with Schroders in London and Goldman Sachs in New York. Lyndon received his BA from the University of Western Ontario, Canada. Alongside NFS, Lyndon has also supported a number of other charitable causes including Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and Heal the Ocean. Many of the companies which Lyndon controls also have substantial charitable involvement. For example, Jimmy Choo was under his ownership when they collaborated with the Elton John Aids Foundation on the “Four Inches” project in 2005.

William Voge

William Voge - Senior Partner, Latham & Watkins

Bill Voge is a partner in the London office of Latham & Watkins and a member of the firm’s Executive Committee.  Mr. Voge’s practice focuses primarily in all aspects of project development and project financings, and he has acted for project sponsors, banks, underwriters and other parties on a wide variety of electricity and oil and gas projects in the United States and abroad.  His activities have included structuring complex project financings involving multiple groups and types of lenders, including commercial banks, multilateral agencies, export credit agencies and debt offerings in the capital markets. Mr. Voge has written many published articles on topics including political risks and using the capital markets to finance international projects.

Michael Keriakos

Michael Keriakos - Co-founder and President, Everyday Health, Inc.

Michael is the Co-founder and President of Everyday Health Inc., where he oversees all aspects of the Company’s consumer businesses, sales, marketing, and business development. As chief revenue generator, he has brought much attention to the nine-year-old company. Along with co-founder and CEO, Ben Wolin, Keriakos steers the company’s strategic focus and leads a staff of more than 400 hundred in offices worldwide. Keriakos and Wolin recently spearheaded the Company’s philanthropic effort–Everyday Health for All (in partnership with AmeriCares). He is a co-producer of Everyday Health Miracles, a new weekly series debuting on the ABC television network this fall. Prior to founding Everyday Health, Keriakos worked on the media sales teams at Beliefnet, Inc. and iVillage where he ended via their acquisition of Familypoint.com. He started his career with a short stint at Proctor & Gamble. Mike Keriakos is also the co-founder and an angel investor in Smart Tea, a project of the global Not for Sale Campaign dedicated to ending human trafficking and slavery. Keriakos graduated from Wilfrid Laurier University in Waterloo, Ontario.

Cheryl Fields Tyler

Cheryl Fields Tyler - Founder and President, Blue Beyond, Inc.

Cheryl is founder and CEO of Blue Beyond Consulting and the Blue Beyond Trust. Over the last 20 years, she has served in a variety of executive roles in consulting and research, building teams that delivered extraordinary value to clients and, as a result, consistently exceeding client satisfaction and revenue goals. She has been a speaker and teacher on a variety of subjects including organizational transformation, leadership, culture change, and people and organizational strategy. Cheryl holds a B.A. and Masters of Divinity from Anderson University and she completed her PhD coursework in Philosophy and Religion at Claremont Graduate School.

Mark Tauber

Mark Tauber - Senior Vice President, Publisher, HarperOne

Hugh Marquis

Hugh Marquis - Founder and President, Network Neighborhood (Australia)

Greg Galle

Greg Galle - Managing Member, C2, Creative Capital

Greg is the Managing Member at C2, Creative Capital. C2 excels at bringing together the analytical world of business and the intuitive world of creativity and design.

Stephen Goode

Stephen Goode - International Projects Director, Youth with a Mission (YWAM)

Stephen has been working in relief and development projects in more than 100 countries since 1980. He is currently based out of Bangkok, Thailand.

David Batstone

David Batstone - Co-founder and President, Not For Sale

Dave is the President, Co-founder, and Fearless Leader of Not For Sale. His “tripolar” background in education, investment banking and journalism give Dave the experience and vision to tackle human trafficking from every angle and drive the organization forward at an unprecedented pace. Dave has authored five books, is the recipient of two national journalist awards, and was named National Endowment for the Humanities Chair at the University of San Francisco for his work in technology and ethics. Today Dave leads the strategic and financial opportunities at Not For Sale, guides the team towards the organizational mission, and has proven to have an inhuman immunity to jet lag. He’s the lucky father of four rock star kids, and yes… Bruce Willis does have a striking resemblance to Dave.

Follow Dave on Twitter: @DaveBatstone

Robert Goff

Robert Goff - Managing Partner, Goff & DeWalt; Founder & CEO, Restore Int'l

Bob Goff is an attorney who founded Restore International, a non-profit organization that endeavors to address atrocities and injustices throughout the world. Bob often appears at various leadership and university events around the world, inspiring current and future influencers to get to the “do” part of life and faith. With a team of dedicated people, Restore International has pursued justice for the needy. Restore worked with Uganda’s judiciary in bringing to trial over 200 cases, including cases involving children who were languishing in jail without trial. In India, Restore investigated and intervened to relieve minor girls from a life of forced prostitution, leading to the identification and arrest of over 80 perpetrators. As an attorney, Bob shares leadership in a Washington law firm, Goff & DeWalt. Additionally, he serves as the Hon. Consul for the Republic of Uganda to the United States. He is also an adjunct professor at Pepperdine Law School where he teaches Non-profit Law, and Point Loma Nazarene University, where he teaches Business Law.



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