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Sherrie has spent more than 20 years in Human Resources in the financial services and pharmaceutical industries, holding senior roles managing people, advising leaders on people strategies and counseling employees.

She began her career in finance at Beneficial Management Corporation (later acquired by Household International), and within three years moved into human resources to work more directly with people. Since then she has held positions of increasing responsibility across recruitment, employee relations, training, employee development, talent management and organizational design.

Sherrie holds a Master's degree in Business Management and a Bachelor's degree in Finance Management. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her family.

Giancarlo is a technology executive who has led engineering and infrastructure at companies serving millions of customers. He has served as CIO at YipTV and ACN, CTO at X Plus One, and Head of Emerging Technologies at Household International (now HSBC), where he was responsible for e-commerce solutions supporting more than 30 million credit card customers in the U.S. and Europe.

As Senior VP of Engineering at Vonage, he scaled infrastructure from 6 to 36 points of presence in under two years as the customer base grew from under 100,000 to more than 2 million.

Across his career he has built data centers, disaster recovery sites and security teams from the ground up, led SOX compliance programs and redesigned software architectures to scale. He began his career designing turnkey systems for police and fire departments and municipalities across New Jersey, including Jersey City, Union City, Morristown and Newark.

Glenna was named a Disruptive Woman to Watch for the creative solutions she has developed for governments and businesses worldwide. As an appointee of President Ronald Reagan, she was responsible for U.S. health policy with a $70 billion program portfolio, including oversight of the CDC, FDA and NIH. She later chaired the National Commission on Rare Diseases and advised the NIH and the Department of Defense, helping advance medicines for children and people with rare diseases, maternity care, organ transplant programs and biosecurity.

As an executive during Merck & Co.'s "Most Admired Corporation" years, her policy group was recognized as the best in the Fortune 500, making her one of the few leaders to have held senior policy and P&L roles in both government and industry. Today, as Founder and CEO of Strategic Health Policy International, she is known as a "one-woman think tank." Her book The NetworkSage: Realize Your Network Superpower introduced a method for understanding the networks that support people, now applied to family caregiving in her forthcoming Longevity Pioneering.

She was the first civilian to receive the Surgeon General's Medallion, public health's highest award, and has also received a Congressional award for her rare-disease work and the Marie Curie Award. A graduate of Indiana University and a Fellow at Drexel University and the University of Pennsylvania, she once trained for the Olympics in martial arts; today she practices tai chi and donates her Zen paintings to raise funds for children with special needs.

Shenae is the Founder and CEO of MAP Community Data & Evaluation Studio and a health services researcher focused on improving health outcomes and advancing health equity. Through her MAP Framework™ (Mission. Action. Proof.), she helps mission-driven health and human services organizations define, measure and communicate their impact to strengthen strategy, credibility and funding.

Before founding MAP Data Studio, she rose from Research Scientist to Senior Research Scientist at Memorial Healthcare System and Duke University, leading research on patient outcomes across clinical areas including oncology. She has also served as Assistant Professor and Program Director at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.

Shenae earned her B.S. in Health Education, MPH and PhD in Health Services Research from the University of Florida, and received competitive fellowships including awards from the CDC, the McKnight Doctoral Fellowship and the Graduate School Preeminence Award.

Cesar is a private equity executive with more than 30 years of experience across private equity, institutional investing and alternative asset management. He is Managing Partner of SOELA Partners and founder of Centinela Capital Partners, and previously led strategy, institutional business development and private equity for Deutsche Bank Alternative Investments.

As the inaugural Head of Alternative Investments for the New Jersey State Investment Division (2003–2005), he oversaw a $72 billion pension plan and built its first alternative investment program. Earlier, as Partner at Hicks Muse Tate & Furst (1994–2001), he co-founded the firm's Latin America initiative, deploying more than $3 billion, while also serving as President and CEO of CEI Media Holdings, the largest media holding company in Argentina.

Cesar received the Ellis Island Medal of Honor in 2006. He serves on the boards of Lenox Inc., the Smithsonian Museum Latino Gallery and SportBLX, and holds a B.S. in Economics and Business Administration from Wagner College, where he later taught Alternative Investments to MBA candidates.

Roel advises senior management and corporate boards on their most sensitive legal and regulatory matters, focusing on internal investigations and on matters before financial regulators including the SEC, DOJ, CFTC and FINRA. He also counsels boards on cybersecurity, corporate governance and cryptocurrency.

From 2002 to 2007 he served as a Commissioner of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, presiding over hundreds of complex enforcement cases and rulemakings. Earlier, as a federal prosecutor in Los Angeles, he tried major narcotics cartel cases and won convictions of several cartel leaders for the kidnapping and murder of a DEA agent. He has also practiced corporate and securities law, raised venture capital and run a radio broadcasting company.

A frequent speaker and author on SEC enforcement, governance and cybersecurity, Roel has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and Fox Business, and coauthored Guiding Principles for Cyber Risk Governance and Primer on Cybersecurity for Boards of Directors. He graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy and served five years as an officer before attending Harvard Law School.