Robert Hackett, Senior Writer and Tech Editor, FORTUNE

WELCOME

3M is spending $1 billion to accelerate new environmental goals including achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, reducing water use by 25 percent at its facilities, and decreasing its dependence on virgin fossil-based plastic by 125M pounds. Hear more about how the multibillion dollar company is pursuing cutting edge solutions and helping companies and consumers advance sustainability as the world shifts to net-zero living. 
Mike Roman, Chairman and CEO, 3M 
In conversation with: Katherine Dunn, Editor, FORTUNE; Co-chair, Fortune Global Sustainability Forum

BENDING THE CURVE ON NET-ZERO TARGETS

According to BCG and the World Economic Forum, eight global supply chains account for more than 50% of annual greenhouse gas emissions. Decarbonizing supply chains could be a game changer in the fight against climate change, and the cost is surprisingly low. So why is supply chain decarbonization not already commonplace? Hear more about what companies can do to tackle their supply chain emissions and multiply their climate impact without hurting the bottom line. 
Rich Lesser, Chief Executive Officer, Boston Consulting Group 
In conversation with: Alan Murray, Chief Executive Officer, FORTUNE

SUPPLY CHAINS AS A CLIMATE GAME CHANGER

From renewable energy to 100% recyclable packaging, The Hershey Company is deploying a bold, holistic strategy across their business operations to slash their global emissions by more than half and within its value chain by 25% by 2030. Hear more about how the 125-year-old company is operating with sustainability at the forefront to drive climate action. 
Michele Buck, Chair, President, and CEO, The Hershey Company 
In conversation with: Beth Kowitt, Senior Editor, FORTUNE; Co-Chair, Fortune Global Sustainability Forum

SHARED GOODNESS: DELIVERING SUSTAINABILITY ACROSS THE VALUE CHAIN

Ingka Holding oversees more than 85% of IKEA stores and sustainability is at the top of its agenda. The Swedish furniture giant owns more than 240,000 solar panels and has invested €100 million in removing and storing carbon. Now it’s buying up forests to supply sustainable wood for its products and launching a used furniture buy-back program. Hear more about how the company is accelerating efforts to become climate positive by 2030. 
Jesper Brodin, Chief Executive Officer, Ingka Group 
In conversation with: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE

THE PATH TO A CLIMATE-POSITIVE BUSINESS

As one of America’s leading public utility companies, Dominion Energy serves nearly 7 million customers in 16 states. Through its offshore wind project–the largest in North America–Dominion Energy plans to install up to 180 turbines by 2026. And it recently announced plans to launch one of the first utility-scale solar projects on former surface mines in the coalfields of Southwest Virginia. Dominion CEO Robert Blue discusses why these investments and others are a critical part of the company’s path to serving customers and enabling a clean energy revolution. 
Robert Blue, Chair, President and CEO, Dominion Energy 
In conversation with: Katherine Dunn, FORTUNE

POWERING A CLEAN ENERGY REVOLUTION

CalPERS is the United State's largest public pension fund with investments in both domestic and international markets. As an investor in the global economy, climate change poses serious, systemic risks to its portfolio. Everything from extreme weather to food insecurity and shifts in policies can destabilize markets and hinder economic growth. Hear more about how the fund is navigating the climate transition and working to minimize risk across its portfolio. 
Marcie Frost, Chief Executive Officer, CalPERS 
In conversation with: Robert Hackett, FORTUNE

NAVIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE AS A FINANCIAL RISK

Collecting more than 1 million pounds of trash is just the beginning of Dow’s efforts to rid the environment of plastic waste. The company is repurposing plastic waste for roads and parking lots and launching clean-up programs around the world. Dow’s CEO shares his insights on the company’s newly launched sustainability programs and how he will deliver game-changing circular economy solutions. 
Jim Fitterling, Chairman and CEO, Dow 
In conversation with: Alan Murray, FORTUNE

CURBING PLASTIC WASTE

SWITCH BREAK

Fortune editors host interactive discussions on key topics related to business and global climate risk and resiliency. (Choose 1 of 4) 

Institutional investors, sovereign-wealth funds, and other large investors are dramatically reallocating capital in response to climate risk and opportunity and their own net-zero commitments. Investments in green business are projected to grow to $3.4 trillion by the end of the decade. Despite these capital shifts, an estimated $100 trillion–$150 trillion investment is needed over the next three decades to transition to a low-carbon economy, according to the Global Financial Markets Association (GFMA) and Boston Consulting Group (BCG). How can we better measure and direct these investments to create true climate (and financial) impact? And what is the role for innovative finance mechanisms like blended finance, emissions trading systems, carbon credits, green bonds, and other mechanics in catalyzing the climate impact that investment dollars can have?
Hosted by Boston Consulting Group 

Discussion leaders: 
Bruno Bertocci, Managing Director, Head of Sustainable Investors, UBS Asset Management 
Audrey Choi, Chief Executive Officer, Institute for Sustainable Investing; Chief Sustainability Officer, Morgan Stanley 
Deborah Orida, Senior Managing Director and Global Head of Real Assets, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board 
Vinay Shandal, Managing Director and Partner, Boston Consulting Group 
Moderator: Robert Hackett, FORTUNE

Institutional investors, sovereign-wealth funds, and other large investors are dramatically reallocating capital in response to climate risk and opportunity and their own net-zero commitments. Investments in green business are projected to grow to $3.4 trillion by the end of the decade. Despite these capital shifts, an estimated $100 trillion–$150 trillion investment is needed over the next three decades to transition to a low-carbon economy, according to the Global Financial Markets Association (GFMA) and Boston Consulting Group (BCG). How can we better measure and direct these investments to create true climate (and financial) impact? And what is the role for innovative finance mechanisms like blended finance, emissions trading systems, carbon credits, green bonds, and other mechanics in catalyzing the climate impact that investment dollars can have?
Hosted by Boston Consulting Group

STRATEGY SESSION: GREEN BOTTOM LINE

Fortune editors host interactive discussions on key topics related to business and global climate risk and resiliency. (Choose 1 of 4) 

Water remains one of the surest sources of both life and death on this planet. Two billion people around the world are living in water-stressed areas, where the demand is high, but the supply is low. How can business leaders prioritize water stewardship? What impact do business operations have on water resources and why is clean water access critical to long-term business success and the health of the communities in which these businesses operate? As populations rise and climate change further disrupts the water cycle, the call for major corporations to take action has never been louder. 
Hosted by The Coca-Cola Company  
Discussion leaders: 
Michael Goltzman, Vice President, Global Policy & Sustainability, The Coca-Cola Company 
Lisa Morden, Vice President, Safety, Sustainability, Occupational Health, Kimberly-Clark 
HP Nanda, Global Vice President & General Manager, Water Solutions, DuPont 
Alexandra Palt, Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer, L'Oréal 
Moderator: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE

Water remains one of the surest sources of both life and death on this planet. Two billion people around the world are living in water-stressed areas, where the demand is high, but the supply is low. How can business leaders prioritize water stewardship? What impact do business operations have on water resources and why is clean water access critical to long-term business success and the health of the communities in which these businesses operate? As populations rise and climate change further disrupts the water cycle, the call for major corporations to take action has never been louder. 
Hosted by The Coca-Cola Company

STRATEGY SESSION: TACKLING THE GLOBAL WATER CRISIS

Fortune editors host interactive discussions on key topics related to business and global climate risk and resiliency. (Choose 1 of 4) 

Global greenhouse gas emissions could cause economic damage equivalent to having a COVID-sized pandemic every 10 years. Businesses have responded to this risk over the last few years with a wave of net-zero commitments and initiatives; one-fifth of the world’s 2,000 largest public companies have committed to meeting net-zero targets by 2050. How can we capitalize on the urgency of this moment to define more comprehensive net-zero strategies? 
Discussion leaders: 
Jill Blickstein, Managing Director and Head of ESG, American Airlines 
Jane Ewing, Senior Vice President, Sustainability, Walmart 
Mitch Jackson, Chief Sustainability Officer, FedEx 
Shiro Kambe, Senior Executive Vice President of Sustainability, Sony 
Kristen Siemen, Chief Sustainability Officer, General Motors 
Moderator: Alan Murray, FORTUNE

Global greenhouse gas emissions could cause economic damage equivalent to having a COVID-sized pandemic every 10 years. Businesses have responded to this risk over the last few years with a wave of net-zero commitments and initiatives; one-fifth of the world’s 2,000 largest public companies have committed to meeting net-zero targets by 2050. How can we capitalize on the urgency of this moment to define more comprehensive net-zero strategies?

STRATEGY SESSION: GETTING TO NET ZERO

Fortune editors host interactive discussions on key topics related to business and global climate risk and resiliency. (Choose 1 of 4) 

While coronavirus lockdowns around the globe have led to a dramatic 5% drop in greenhouse gas emissions, the use of single-use plastics increased significantly. Nearly 8 million metric tons of plastic waste ends up in the world’s oceans every year. Whether it’s creating new packaging, reducing single-use plastic across the supply chain, or finding innovative ways to repurpose plastic waste, what can business leaders do to reduce plastic waste pollution without hurting the bottom line? 
Hosted by HP 
Discussion leaders: 
Ezgi Barcenas, Chief Sustainability Officer, Anheuser-Busch InBev 
Ellen Jackowski, Chief Impact Officer, Head of Sustainable Impact, HP 
Denise Naguib, Vice President of Sustainability, Marriott International 
Ann Tracy, Chief Sustainability Officer, Colgate-Palmolive Company 
Moderator: Katherine Dunn, FORTUNE

While coronavirus lockdowns around the globe have led to a dramatic 5% drop in greenhouse gas emissions, the use of single-use plastics increased significantly. Nearly 8 million metric tons of plastic waste ends up in the world’s oceans every year. Whether it’s creating new packaging, reducing single-use plastic across the supply chain, or finding innovative ways to repurpose plastic waste, what can business leaders do to reduce plastic waste pollution without hurting the bottom line?
Hosted by HP

STRATEGY SESSION: THE PLASTICS PARADOX

Green Bottom Line: 
Vinay Shandal, Managing Director and Partner, Boston Consulting Group 

Tackling the Global Water Crisis: 
Michael Goltzman, Vice President, Global Policy & Sustainability, The Coca-Cola Company 


Getting to Net Zero: 
Alan Murray, FORTUNE 
			 
The Plastics Paradox: 
Ellen Jackowski, Chief Impact Officer, Head of Sustainable Impact, HP

STRATEGY SESSION REPORT BACKS

The Biden Administration has set ambitious goals to achieve an equitable and green energy transition–from drastic emissions reduction targets to remaking America’s energy grid and creating millions of clean energy jobs. A conversation with the U.S. Energy Secretary on the critical role that public-private partnerships are playing in building America’s clean energy future and why she believes that fighting climate change is “our generation’s moonshot.” 
Jennifer Granholm, U.S. Secretary of Energy 
In conversation with: Alan Murray, FORTUNE

KEYNOTE CONVERSATION: AMERICA’S CLEAN ENERGY FUTURE

Fortune Global Sustainability Virtual Forum

REGISTRATION OPENS

Hosted by Cisco 
Hybrid work is here to stay, and smart companies are thinking about best practices for attracting, retaining, and optimizing their workforce. How does flexibility, the physical office, and technology all come into play? We’ll discuss how this new way of working can foster a more inclusive environment and address mental health and burnout. 
LaFawn Davis, Group Vice President, Environmental, Social and Governance, Indeed 
Francine Katsoudas, Executive Vice President, Chief People, Policy and Purpose Officer, Cisco 
Nickle LaMoreaux, Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, IBM 
Colleen McCreary, Chief People, Places, and Publicity Officer, Credit Karma 
Moderator: Rachel Lobdell, Editorial Director, FORTUNE

CONCURRENT SESSION: THE GREAT HYBRID EXPERIMENT

Boards Track, hosted by Heidrick & Struggles 
Businesses are in the midst of tackling a host of challenges with new urgency, from increasing diversity and inclusion to battling the pandemic to serving the needs of new generations. How can directors ensure that companies are able to meet the moment and become more equitable and purpose-driven? 
Edith Cooper, Co-founder, Medley; Director, Etsy, PepsiCo, Slack 
Bonnie Gwin, Vice Chairman and Co-managing Partner, Global CEO and Board of Directors Practice, Heidrick & Struggles; Board Member, Georgetown University, Cleveland Clinic Hospital 
Glenda McNeal, President, Enterprise Strategic Partnerships, American Express; Director, Nordstrom, RLJ Lodging Trust 
Jennifer Morgan, Senior Managing Director; Global Head, Portfolio Transformation and Talent, Blackstone; Director, Bumble; Director, UKG 
Moderator: Kristen Bellstrom, Executive Editor, FORTUNE; Co-chair, Fortune MPW Summit

Boards Track, hosted by Heidrick &amp; Struggles

CONCURRENT SESSION: NEW CHALLENGES AND HOW TO MEET THEM

Acceleration Track, hosted by Workday 
The pandemic has dramatically disrupted women’s careers and family lives, but the challenges have been even more acute for underrepresented groups. We examine the new ways leaders can support women in their communities and at all stages of their careers as they navigate these difficult times. 
Marissa Andrada, Chief Diversity, Inclusion, and People Officer, Chipotle Mexican Grill 
Roberta Cordano, President, Gallaudet University 
Michelle Gethers-Clark, Chief Diversity Officer and Head of Corporate Responsibility, Visa 
Carin Taylor, Chief Diversity Officer, Workday 
Moderator: Beth Kowitt, Senior Editor, FORTUNE; Co-chair, Fortune MPW Summit

Acceleration Track, hosted by Workday

CONCURRENT SESSION: ALLYSHIP, MENTORSHIP, AND LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD

Hosted by Target
As the world emerges from the pandemic and returns to growth, how are leaders rethinking and redefining their businesses? We’ll hear lessons learned and big new ideas from women on the front lines. 
Kate Jhaveri, Executive Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer, National Basketball Association 
Liz O'Neill, Executive Vice President and Chief Operations Officer, Levi Strauss 
Carly Strife, Co-founder, BARK 
Cara Sylvester, Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing and Digital Officer, Target 
Moderator: Sheryl Estrada, FORTUNE

CONCURRENT SESSION: GROWTH MINDSET--RETHINKING YOUR BUSINESS

FREE TIME

Purpose Track, hosted by TPG 
Every day more and more companies are founded with purpose as part of their core mission. And investing in them is increasingly looking like a smart bet. How are these investments shaping the landscape of startups, large businesses, and the world? 
Maya Chorengel, Co-managing Partner, The Rise Fund 
Edith Cooper, Co-founder, Medley 
Liesel Pritzker Simmons, Co-founder and Principal, Blue Haven Initiative 
Jordan Taylor, Co-founder, Medley 
Moderator: Emma Hinchcliffe, Editor, FORTUNE

Purpose Track, hosted by TPG

CONCURRENT SESSION: THE PROMISE (AND OPPORTUNITY) OF INVESTING AND FOUNDING WITH PURPOSE

Innovation Track, hosted by Diligent 
From artificial intelligence to virtual reality, the past year has made us rethink how we lead and innovate across industries. How can deep innovation guide us as we reimagine our approach? We hear directly from leaders on the forefront. 
Edna Conway, Vice President, Chief Security and Risk Officer, Microsoft Azure 
Archana (Archie) Deskus, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, Intel 
Lisa Edwards, President and COO, Diligent Corporation 
Michelle Peacock, Global Head of Public Policy, Waymo 
Raj Seshadri, President, Data and Services, Mastercard 
Moderator: Lucinda Shen, Writer, FORTUNE

Innovation Track, hosted by Diligent

CONCURRENT SESSION: LOOKING FORWARD: OPPORTUNITIES IN AI AND INNOVATION

Hosted by Insigniam 
How can you stay laser focused on your company’s mission—even as your business rapidly evolves to stay one (or more!) steps ahead of the competition? Balancing that constant sense of purpose with the ever-increasing pace of transformation isn’t always easy, but if you’re dedicated to the “why” of what you do, you’ll remain ahead of the curve. We talk about how leaders maintain this focus and how it sets your company up for success. 
Mercedes Abramo, Chief Executive Officer, Cartier North America 
Shideh Bina, Founding Partner, Insigniam 
strong>Jisella Dolan, Chief Global Advocacy Officer, Home Instead 
Mary Beth Laughton, Chief Executive Officer, Athleta 
Stephanie Linnartz, President, Marriott International 
Payal Sahni, Chief Human Resources Officer, Pfizer 
Moderator: Maria Aspan, Senior Writer, FORTUNE

CONCURRENT SESSION: WHERE MISSION MEETS TRANSFORMATION

(For New Delegates Only) 
Hosted by Deloitte

MPW SUMMIT NEWCOMER MEET AND GREET

OPENING RECEPTION

GALA DINNER AND CONVERSATION

NIGHTCAP

Purpose Track, hosted by TPG 
Embedding purpose unlocks value, and company purpose is no longer optional. Access to markets, talent, and capital now requires business leaders to be clear about why their organization exists, what it stands for, and how it contributes to society. We will cover strategies for building an engaging and inclusive culture. 
Rachel Carlson, Co-founder and CEO, Guild Education 
Adena Hefets, Co-founder and CEO, Divvy Homes 
Dara Treseder, Senior Vice President, Head of Global Marketing and Communications, Peloton 
Grace Zuncic, Chief People and Culture Officer, Chobani 
Michelle Weese, Executive Vice President, Corporate Affairs, Bristol Myers Squibb 
Moderator: Sheryl Estrada, FORTUNE

Purpose Track, hosted by TPG

BREAKFAST CONCURRENT SESSION: BUILDING BRANDS WITH PURPOSE

Innovation Track, hosted by Diligent 
What are the new tech products, services and strategies that are making a difference? We hear from business leaders on how they are leaning into technologies that will alter and hopefully strengthen their organizations. 
Susan Chapman-Hughes, Global C-Level Business & Digital Transformation Executive; Corporate Board Director 
Emily Chiu, Head of Business, Strategy and Operations, Square 
Nikki Pechet, Co-founder and CEO, Homebound 
Moderator: Emma Hinchliffe, FORTUNE

Innovation Track, hosted by Diligent

BREAKFAST CONCURRENT SESSION: EMBRACING—AND ENABLING—TECHNOLOGY SHIFTS

Hosted by Walton Family Foundation 
As we navigate a tumultuous period, all focus is on the future. Recent research from the Walton Family Foundation reveals that young Americans are feeling optimistic about what’s to come. But why, in the face of so many obstacles, do they feel so optimistic about the future and how do they think change will be made? 
Caryl Stern, Executive Director, Walton Family Foundation 
Krish O’Mara Vignarajah, President and CEO, Lutheran Immigration Service 
Sherrie Westin, President, Global Impact and Philanthropy, Sesame Workshop 
Moderator: Anne Sraders, Writer, FORTUNE

Hosted by Walton Family Foundation

BREAKFAST CONCURRENT SESSION: THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT

Hosted by Goldman Sachs

SUSTAINABLE FOR THE LONG TERM: INVESTING IN WOMEN OF COLOR

WELCOME AND THE BIG GET TO KNOW YOU

SESSION TO BE ANNOUNCED

Adena Friedman, President and CEO, Nasdaq

Adena Friedman, President and CEO, Nasdaq

ONE ON ONE

In May, Duckett became one of four Black women to ever run a Fortune 500 company. In this in-depth one-on-one, we dive into her path to the C-suite and quest to close the racial wealth gap. 
	Thasunda Brown Duckett, President and CEO, TIAA 
Interviewer: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE

Thasunda Brown Duckett, President and CEO, TIAA

BREAKING BARRIERS

In fighting the pandemic, a central theme emerged: everything starts in the community. From innovation to community partnerships, this CEO leads the mission to make healthcare more local, affordable, and connected. 
Karen S. Lynch, President and CEO, CVS Health 
Interviewer: Maria Aspan, FORTUNE

Karen S. Lynch, President and CEO, CVS Health

BUILDING HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES

REFRESHMENT AND SWITCH BREAK

Boards Track, hosted by Heidrick & Struggles 
We will explore how boards navigate through and out of crises: How do directors/board members best work with the CEO and with one another to carry the company through market disruption, a global pandemic, or any other changes and challenges? 
Sheila Bair, Board Chairwoman, Fannie Mae 
Stacey Cunningham, President, NYSE Group 
Caryn Seidman-Becker, Chair and CEO, Clear; Director, Lemonade 
Introduction: Jaimee Eddington, Regional Leader of the Americas, Heidrick & Struggles 
Moderator: Michal Lev-Ram, Senior Writer, FORTUNE; Co-chair, Fortune MPW Summit

Boards Track, hosted by Heidrick &amp; Struggles

CONCURRENT SESSION: NAVIGATING DISRUPTION

Acceleration Track, hosted by Workday 
Technology can transform business, both the product and the organization. We’re seeing an increased expectation that companies have a “soul,” and the ways businesses are utilizing technology has an impact on employees, product design, and the customer experience. Through conversations with leaders in various industries, we drill into what companies regard as most important to their impact on society and their customers’ satisfaction, and the ways in which they tap into technology to reach these goals. 
Teresa Carlson, President and Chief Growth Officer, Splunk 
Annette Clayton, President and CEO, North America, Schneider Electric 
Anjali Sud, Chief Executive Officer, Vimeo 
Introduction: Emily McEvilly, Chief Customer Officer, Workday 
Moderator: Kristen Bellstrom, FORTUNE

CONCURRENT SESSION: THE CULTURAL IMPACT OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES

Leadership Track, hosted by Deloitte 
How has the discussion around equity and belonging also embraced empathy? Leaders from philanthropy, academia and the corporate world discuss how they’ve redefined their leadership view and emotional fortitude through the events of the past year. 
Leanne Caret, President and CEO, Space & Security, Boeing 
Janet Foutty, Executive Chair of the Board, Deloitte US 
Dr. Paula Johnson, President, Wellesley College 
Catherine Powell, Global Head of Hosting, Airbnb 
British Robinson, President and CEO, Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy 
Moderator: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE

Leadership Track, hosted by Deloitte

CONCURRENT SESSION: REDEFINING EQUITY, LEANING INTO EMPATHY

Impact Track, hosted by Johnson & Johnson 
The past year has brought an explosion in new health technologies and digital health investment. New models like direct-to-consumer brands and delivery options like telemedicine are re-writing the script. We talk with health sector leaders and leading startups about the important ways the market is changing around innovations in both the science and the way we use health care systems. 
Deborah DiSanzo, President, Best Buy Health 
Emily Melton, Managing Partner, Threshold 
Lauren Moore, Vice President, Global Community Impact, Johnson & Johnson 
Kate Ryder, Founder and CEO, Maven 
Andrea Wainer, Executive Vice President, Rapid and Molecular Diagnostics, Abbott 
Erika Fry, Senior Writer, FORTUNE

Impact Track, hosted by Johnson &amp; Johnson

CONCURRENT SESSION: HEALTH CARE IN A CHANGED WORLD

The tenacious tech reporter has covered Silicon Valley and beyond for decades. We turn the tables on the prolific multimedia journalist and ask about the evolution of her career, what we all need to know about today's tech industry, and what she’s learned from years of asking tough questions. 
Kara Swisher, Host, “Sway”; Contributing Opinion Writer, The New York Times 
Interviewer: Poppy Harlow, Anchor, CNN; Co-Chair, Fortune MPW Summit

Kara Swisher, Host, “Sway”; Contributing Opinion Writer, The New York Times

SPEAKING TRUTH TO POWER

From federal prosecutor to crypto investor Katie Haun not only has a unique perspective on cryptocurrency and the intersection of technology and regulation, but she also has an outlook on this burgeoning industry, and who the next big players could be. As crypto becomes more mainstream, how should we expect the currency to change businesses and entrepreneurship? 
Katie Haun, General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz 
Interviewer: Michal Lev-Ram, FORTUNE

Katie Haun, General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz

THE FUTURE OF CRYPTO

Ann Sarnoff, Chair and CEO, WarnerMedia Studios and Networks Group 
Interviewer: Kristen Bellstrom, FORTUNE

Ann Sarnoff, Chair and CEO, WarnerMedia Studios and Networks Group

CONVERSATION

LUNCH: REDEFINING THE FUTURE OF WORK

NETWORKING LUNCH

One woman leads a multi-billion dollar farmer-owned agricultural cooperative; the other is rolling out new U.S. commerce regulations. We talk about how their respective backgrounds have led them to push for revitalizing working class communities through investments in technology and entrepreneurship. 
Beth Ford, President and CEO, Land O'Lakes 
Gina Raimondo, 40th U.S. Secretary of Commerce 
Moderator: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE

Beth Ford, President and CEO, Land O'Lakes and Gina Raimondo, 40th U.S. Secretary of Commerce

CLOSING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE

What does it take to build an eco-friendly, sustainable, and successful brand? Serial beauty entrepreneur Bobbi Brown discusses the journey and lessons learned in starting from a clean slate. 
Bobbi Brown, Founder and CCO, Jones Road Beauty and EVOLUTION_18 
Interviewer: Poppy Harlow, Anchor, CNN; Co-Chair, Fortune MPW Summit

Bobbi Brown, Founder and CCO, Jones Road Beauty and EVOLUTION_18

BACK TO THE (BEAUTY) BASICS

Isabella Casillas Guzman, Administrator, U.S. Small Business Administration

Isabella Casillas Guzman, Administrator, U.S. Small Business Administration

They steered their companies through one of the most turbulent times for retail. These CEOs walk us through how the pandemic forever changed consumers and what’s ahead for the sector. 
Laura Alber, President and CEO, Williams-Sonoma, Inc. 
Michelle Gass, Chief Executive Officer, Kohl’s

Laura Alber, President and CEO, Williams-Sonoma, Inc. 
Michelle Gass, Chief Executive Officer, Kohl’s

LEADING FROM THE HELM

Businesses succeed with customers and investors when they put their employees first. The pandemic didn’t create this philosophy but rather emphasized it. What are the lessons learned from the past year? We talk with two top CEOs to learn more. 
Revathi Advaithi, Chief Executive Officer, Flex 
Julie Sweet, Chief Executive Officer, Accenture

Revathi Advaithi, Chief Executive Officer, Flex and Julie Sweet, Chief Executive Officer, Accenture

PUTTING PEOPLE FRONT AND CENTER

The future of finance is increasingly driven by startups. From crypto to more diverse representation in the field, we hear about the biggest and most impactful trends from those leading the charge. 
Amrita Ahuja, Chief Financial Officer, Square 
Emilie Choi, President and COO, Coinbase 
Sallie Krawcheck, Co-founder and CEO, Ellevest 
Moderator: Maria Aspan, FORTUNE

Amrita Ahuja, Chief Financial Officer, Square; Emilie Choi, President and COO, Coinbase; and Sallie Krawcheck, Co-founder and CEO, Ellevest

THE NEW WORLD OF FINANCE

Enjoy a global culinary experience at a DC Michelin-rated restaurant of your choosing.


Enjoy a global culinary experience at a DC Michelin-rated restaurant of your choosing.

DINE AROUND DC: CREATIVE CUISINE AND CONVERSATION

Led by Nike Master Trainer Kirsty Godso 
Start your morning with a 45-minute full-body workout led by world renowned Nike Master Trainer and self-proclaimed “energy dealer” Kirsty Godso. The workout is designed for all fitness levels. As part of the experience, Nike will provide you with a head-to-toe training kit complete with all the product you need for this workout.

Kirsty Godso, Nike Master Trainer

NIKE WORKOUT EXPERIENCE

Hosted by AARP 
How can we make the post-pandemic landscape better for people of all ages? With the opportunity to refashion the way we work, how might policy catalyze systemic change? As careers continue longer and later into our lifespans, more jobs are digitized, and employee well-being becomes a new point of focus, we’ll discuss how the ways we work can help us live longer, happier, and more prosperous lives—and drive corporate growth as well.
Maryam Banikarim, Chief Marketing Officer, Nextdoor
Jo Ann Jenkins, Chief Executive Officer, AARP
Michelle Seitz, Chairman and CEO, Russell Investments
Jill Timm, Chief Financial Officer, Kohl's
Moderator: Nicole Goodkind, Writer, FORTUNE

CONCURRENT BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLE: AGE IS JUST A NUMBER—UNLOCKING THE POWER OF THE MULTIGENERATIONAL WORKFORCE

Hosted by Salesforce 
Neither "business as usual" or a "sky is falling" mindset is appropriate for this unique time. If marketing leaders are to remain relevant and influential during and after the COVID-19 global crisis, marketing priorities and tactics need to be appropriately reshaped and realigned. What should marketing leaders do during this time? 
Sarah Franklin, President and Chief Marketing Officer, Salesforce 
Carla  Piñeyro Sublett, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, IBM 
Additional speakers to be announced 
Moderator: Emma Hinchliffe, FORTUNE

CONCURRENT BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLE: MARKETING THAT MATTERS IN OUR HYBRID FUTURE

Alyse Nelson, Chief Executive Officer, Vital Voices Global Partnership 
Additional speakers and moderator to be announced

CONCURRENT BREAKFAST ROUNDTABLE: VISION OF A BETTER WORLD

Suzanne Clark, President, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Suzanne Clark, President, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Dana Canedy has one of the biggest jobs in the book publishing industry. We hear from the former journalist on how she’s helping to give voice to a wider range of authors and ideas. 

Dana Canedy, Senior Vice President and Publisher, Simon & Schuster 
Interviewer: Beth Kowitt, FORTUNE

Dana Canedy, Senior Vice President and Publisher, Simon &amp; Schuster

THE POWER OF STORYTELLING

Vaccines are nothing new, but through the pandemic, a spotlight has been shone on the science, approvals and distribution of a sector of healthcare that was often previously taken for granted. In this conversation with Vaxxinity CEO Mei Mei Hu, we examine the lessons learned through COVID-19 and the ways in which other disease researchers can take note. 

Mei Mei Hu, Chief Executive Officer, Vaxxinity

Mei Mei Hu, Chief Executive Officer, Vaxxinity

REFINING AND REDEFINING VACCINE DEVELOPMENT

Laura Coates, CNN Senior Legal Analyst and Author, Just Pursuit: A Black Prosecutor's Fight for Fairness

Laura Coates, CNN Senior Legal Analyst and Author, Just Pursuit: A Black Prosecutor's Fight for Fairness

Shar Dubey, Chief Executive Officer, Match Group 
Interviewer: Emma Hinchliffe, FORTUNE

Shar Dubey, Chief Executive Officer, Match Group

Whether you’re supporting communities by connecting neighbors or funding causes: how do we create real engagement and support? We sit down with two leaders in their respective fields for a conversation about uniting and supporting people and growing a business with social impact. 
Jotaka Eaddy, Founder and CEO, Full Circle Strategies 
Sarah Friar, Chief Executive Officer, Nextdoor 
Moderator: Michal Lev-Ram, FORTUNE

Jotaka Eaddy, Founder and CEO, Full Circle Strategies and Sarah Friar, Chief Executive Officer, Nextdoor

ENGAGING—AND TAKING CARE OF—COMMUNITIES

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