2018 Most Powerful Latinas Sponsor Level Pricing

ALPFA

Most Powerful Latinas presents

Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • New York City

Building a Legacy while Developing the Next Generation of Latinas Fortune (media partner)

and Columbia University (educational partner)

Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

On April 24, 2018, The Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA) will host its 2nd Annual Summit that will unveil the 50 Most Powerful Latinas for 2018.

The 50 Most Powerful Latinas are executives running Fortune 500 companies, departments, large private

firms, and a few impressive entrepreneurs leading global companies. They have been chosen following Fortune’s strict criteria for the selection of the 50 Most Powerful Women’s list.

This will be a great opportunity to hear from nationally recognized speakers through keynote addresses, one-on-one interviews, panel discussions and interactive small group discussions where guests can also

learn from each other’s stories. The programming will focus on building a legacy while developing the next

generation of Latinas.

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Summit and Reception Sponsorship Packages

Lead Sponsor (2 Max) $50K Benefits

• Write up on Company CEO on ALPFA event webpage

• Opportunity for a company executive to provide opening remarks at the Summit

• Have a published article on Latino Leaders magazine highlighting CEO’s commitment

• Opportunity to have a subject matter expert present a topic of choice, approved by ALPFA • Opportunity to lead a table discussion during the summit

2 VIP tables for the Luncheon (table seats 10) 1 VIP table at the Reception, after the Summit 4/24/2018

Signage and branding at Summit

• Inclusion of logo on event “Step & Repeat” photo booth wall • 1-minute commercial during the lunch program

• Full Page (Color) advertising in the Summit and Reception commemorative program

Most Powerful Latina Nominee – Women nominated for inclusion on the MPL list are prioritized

as follows:

+ + +

Women leading large public companies with significant operating roles, rather than C-Level staff roles

Women operating large private firms and entrepreneurs who have successfully scaled their businesses into the middle market

Latinas who although retired, exercise leadership on Fortune 500 boards

In the event your nominees are not selected as one of Top 50, we will include them in the Rising Star category as described below:

Rising Stars – High-potential corporate Latinas (Executive Directors and above, depending on how your

company’s levels work) with approximate qualification to #1 above, recommended by their companies, and be (or become) ALPFA Gold Members prior to the event

ALPFA will vet all candidates and may select 5 to 7 for the Rising Star category from your company. Candidates must meet the criteria as spelled out above.

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Summit and Reception Sponsorship Packages

Host Sponsor (5 Max) $35K Benefits

• Opportunity to have a subject matter expert present a topic of choice, approved by ALPFA. • Opportunity to lead a table discussion

• Reserved table of 10 at the Reception, after the Summit 4/24/2018

1 VIP table for the Luncheon (table seats 10)

Signage and branding at Summit

• Inclusion of logo on event “Step & Repeat” photo booth wall

• Full Page (Color) advertising in the Summit and Reception commemorative program

Most Powerful Latina Nominee – Women nominated for inclusion on the MPL list are prioritized

as follows:

+ + +

Women leading large public companies with significant operating roles, rather than C-Level staff roles

Women operating large private firms and entrepreneurs who have successfully scaled their businesses into the middle market

Latinas who although retired, exercise leadership on Fortune 500 boards

In the event your nominees are not selected as one of Top 50, we will include them in the Rising Star category as described below:

Rising Stars – High-potential corporate Latinas (Executive Directors and above, depending on how your

company’s levels work) with approximate qualification to #1 above, recommended by their companies, and be (or become) ALPFA Gold Members prior to the event

ALPFA will vet all candidates and may select 3 to 5 for the Rising Star category from your company. Candidates must meet the criteria as spelled out above.

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Summit and Reception Sponsorship Packages

Champion Sponsor $25K Benefits

• Opportunity to lead a table discussion

• 1 reserved table at the Luncheon (table seats 10) • 10 complimentary tickets to the Reception

Signage and branding at Summit

• Inclusion of logo on event “Step & Repeat” photo booth wall

• Full Page (B/W) advertising in the Summit and Reception commemorative program

Most Powerful Latina Nominee – Women nominated for inclusion on the MPL list are prioritized

as follows:

+ +

+

Women leading large public companies with significant operating roles, rather than C-Level staff roles

Women operating large private firms and entrepreneurs who have successfully scaled their businesses into the middle market

Latinas who although retired, exercise leadership on Fortune 500 boards

In the event your nominees are not selected as one of Top 50, we will include them in the Rising Star category as described below:

Rising Stars – High-potential corporate Latinas (Executive Directors and above, depending on how your

company’s levels work) with approximate qualification to #1 above, recommended by their companies, and be (or become) ALPFA Gold Members prior to the event

ALPFA will vet all candidates and may select up to 3 for the Rising Star category from your company. Candidates must meet the criteria as spelled out above.

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Summit and Reception Sponsorship Packages

Associate Sponsor $16K Benefits

• Opportunity to lead a table discussion

• 5 complimentary tickets to the Luncheon

• 5 complimentary tickets to the Reception

Signage and branding at Summit

• Inclusion of logo on event “Step & Repeat” photo booth wall

• Inclusion of logo in the Summit and Reception commemorative program

Most Powerful Latina Nominee – Women nominated for inclusion on the MPL list are prioritized as follows:

+ + +

Women leading large public companies with significant operating roles, rather than C-Level staff roles

Women operating large private firms and entrepreneurs who have successfully scaled their businesses into the middle market

Latinas who although retired, exercise leadership on Fortune 500 boards

In the event your nominees are not selected as one of Top 50, we will include them in the Rising Star category as described below:

Rising Stars – High-potential corporate Latinas (Executive Directors and above, depending on how your

company’s levels work) with approximate qualification to #1 above, recommended by their companies, and be (or become) ALPFA Gold Members prior to the event

ALPFA will vet all candidates and may select 1 for the Rising Star category from your company. Candidates must meet the criteria as spelled out above.

Summit Luncheon Only $10K

10 registrants for Luncheon – Does not include participation in Summit program. This is an opportunity for

your executive/senior management team to demonstrate their support of you and the Most Powerful Latinas program.

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Sample Agenda from 2017 Program • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University, Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • 8:00AM – 5:00PM 8:00

Registration and Networking Breakfast

9:00

Remarks by ALPFA and Fortune Charlie Garcia CEO, ALPFA Inc.

Leigh Gallagher Assistant Managing Editor, Fortune Magazine

9:15

Introducing the 50 Most Powerful Latinas Orlando Camargo President, ALPFA New York Chapter

9:20

How Purpose Led to Airbnb Success Leigh Gallagher Assistant Managing Editor, Fortune Magazine

With a new book released in February 2017, The Airbnb Story: How Three Ordinary

Guys Disrupted an Industry, Made Billions . . . and Created Plenty of Controversy,

(Feb. 2017) Fortune’s Leigh Gallagher explores the remarkable behind-the-scenes story

of the creation and growth of Airbnb. In fewer than nine years, it has gone from oddball

idea no investor would touch to cultural phenomenon. At first just the wacky idea of co-

founders Brian Chesky, Joe Gebbia, and Nathan Blecharczyk, Airbnb has disrupted

the $500 billion hotel industry, and its $30 billion valuation is now larger than that of Hilton and close to that of Marriott. This is the first book solely dedicated to the

phenomenon of Airbnb and is also the first in depth study of Airbnb's leader, Brian

Chesky, the quirky and curious young CEO, as he steers the company into new markets

and increasingly uncharted waters.

Participants will receive an autographed copy of Leigh Gallagher’s new book.

9:40

Remarks by Mary Dillon Mary Dillon – Fortune’s #3 Businessperson of the Year (only woman in the Top 10) CEO, ULTA Beauty

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Sample Agenda from 2017 Program • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University, Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • 8:00AM – 5:00PM 9:50

How to Become a Fortune 500 CEO or Corporate Board Member Our highly experienced panelists will discuss key strategies to enhance your chances of becoming a Fortune 500 CEO or joining a corporate board.

Myrna Soto – #8 of the Most Powerful Latinas SVP & Global Chief Information Security Officer, Comcast Myrna Soto is a Corporate Senior Vice President & Global Chief Information Security Officer for Comcast, where she oversees the security of all information and technology assets. She also specializes in technology risk management & strategy, business/ technology integration, and vendor management & strategic sourcing.

Barbara Roberts

Entrepreneur in Residence, Columbia Business School/NY Chair, Tiger 21 Former or present board member, Federal Reserve Bank of NY, Dean Witter Reynolds In 1985, Barbara Roberts was made the first woman on the board of Dean Witter Reynolds. She was an early member

of Women Corporate Directors and the Women’s Forum Board Project. This lead Barbara to a lifetime of work to help women and corporations understand the art, possibility and importance of board representation of women.

10:30

Break

10:45

How the Most Powerful Women Build their Brand Pattie Sellers

Partner, SellersEaston Media, and Executive Director, Fortune MPW Summits and Live Content Pattie Sellers is a renowned expert on leadership and one of the world’s authorities on successful women and how they navigate their careers. A former assistant managing editor of Fortune, she is currently executive director of Fortune Most Powerful Women Summits and Live Content at Time Inc.

11:10

Could You be the Next CEO? Gabriela Franco Parcella – #3 of the Most Powerful Latinas Chairman, President and CEO, Mellon Capital (BNY Mellon Corp.)

Gabriela Franco Parcella is the Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Mellon Capital, where she provides strategic leadership to all areas of the firm, and chairs the Board of Directors. With 22 years of financial services, legal, operations, risk and regulatory experience, she has been a key contributor to Mellon Capital’s international expansion.

Interviewed by Charlie Garcia, CEO, ALPFA Inc.

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Sample Agenda from 2017 Program • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University, Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • 8:00AM – 5:00PM 11:35

Leading with Purpose Adriana Aristizabal Award winning war reporter Interviewed by

Cynthia Hudson – #12 of the Most Powerful Latinas

Senior Vice President, General Manager of CNN en Español and Hispanic Strategy CNN Today, Colombia’s peace process commands the attention and interest of the global community. But peace came at a price. While Caught in the Storm of War (York House Press, Feb. 2017) is a fascinating memoir from Adriana Aristizabal, a then 26-year-old single mother and journalist assigned by RCN Newscast to broadcast live shots from the frontlines, sometimes with the bullets flying around her, at height of the conflict between FARC, ELN, Paramilitaries and the Colombian Army. You’ll meet a special woman, a powerful leader, but most of all, a brave soul, who survived being kidnapped, and death threats to her family from the world’s oldest guerrilla group. She pays tribute to more than 150 brave journalists killed during this conflict. The Congress of Colombia honored Adriana with a proclamation exalting her job as a war reporter. In 2014, El Diario La Prensa in New York named her an “Outstanding Woman” for her efforts in the field of art and culture.

Participants will receive an autographed copy of her new book.

12:30

Luncheon Opening remarks by

Yvonne Garcia – #26 of the Most Powerful Latinas

Chairwoman, ALPFA Inc. Global Head of Client Solutions and PMO, State Street Corporation

Ileana Musa – #31 of Top 50 Most Powerful Latinas

Chair of Women Of ALPFA committee and ALPFA Corporate Advisory Board

Announcement of the Top 50 Most Powerful Latinas Presented by

Dr. Lisette Nieves PhD, Co-Founder & Partner, Lingo Ventures

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Sample Agenda from 2017 Program • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University, Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • 8:00AM – 5:00PM 1:40

Top 3 Most Powerful Latinas Awards Presented by

Charlie Garcia CEO, ALPFA Inc.

Geisha Williams – #1

CEO and President, PG&E Corporation

Maria Moats – #2

U.S. Assurance Leader, PwC

Gabriela Franco Parcella – #3

Chairman, President and CEO, Mellon Capital (BNY Mellon Corp.)

2:00

Break

2:15

10 Interactive Table Led Discussions by America’s Most Powerful Women:

Leading by Purpose: It’s Not About Marketing; It’s About Mattering MaryLee Sachs US CEO, BrandPie; former US Chairman & CEO Hill & Knowlton The demands society places on businesses have fundamentally changed. It is no longer good enough just to provide a world class product or service. Today, the world expects a business to contribute to the betterment of society in intelligent and relevant ways. Creating a new value cycle. The purpose of an organization, the 'why you exist', is key to this – connecting the business and brand conversation – enabling organizations to build a strong brand; create new opportunities; appeal to new talent; build new relationships and unlock new revenue streams.

MaryLee launched BrandPie in 2015, as the sister firm to London-based BrandPie Ltd. Previously, she led her own consulting practice based on the success of her books: The Changing MO of the CMO, and What the New Breed of CMOs Know That You Don’t. She has over 30 years’ experience in integrated marketing in the international arena.

Resident in London for 17 years, she returned to the U.S. fifteen years ago, as president and CEO, then Chairman of major WPP firm Hill & Knowlton. She has worked with and advised American Express, P&G, HSBC, PepsiCo, Kellogg’s, Porsche, and many others. MaryLee is a regular contributor to the Forbes CMO Network, and leads The Conference Board’s Council for CMOs.Beginning in Hialeah, Florida, to becoming Illinois’ first Latina Lieutenant Governor.

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Sample Agenda from 2017 Program • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University, Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • 8:00AM – 5:00PM Public Service as a Noble Calling The Honorable Evelyn Sanguinetti, Illinois Lieutenant Governor (1st Latina Lt. Governor in the United States) Many Latina executives develop the skills to make a big difference in the public sector, and this discussion will be about how they can use those talents to make a big difference in their community. Evelyn grew up in Miami, her parents are from Ecuador and Cuba, and her first language is Spanish. She was sworn in as Illinois’ 47th Lieutenant Governor on January 12, 2015. She is currently the highest-ranking Latina in the history of the state of Illinois. She is a working mother of three, an attorney, an adjunct professor of law and a former Wheaton City Councilwoman. Evelyn is committed to fighting for all Illinois residents. She will apply the same passion to her new role that has propelled her throughout her life, from humble beginnings in Hialeah, Florida, to becoming Illinois’ first Latina Lieutenant Governor.

Cross Sectoral Leadership Lessons Dr. Lisette Nieves PhD, Co-Founder & Partner, Lingo Ventures Lisette Nieves is the first Puerto Rican woman to win a Rhodes Scholarship. She is a Truman Scholar, Aspen Pahara Fellow and earned her doctorate with distinction from the University of Pennsylvania. Lisette has started and scaled a highly successful workforce nonprofit, growing it from $250,000 to $5,000,000 in five years and then leading a scaling effort that partnered with community colleges in three states. Come learn how the battle for talent has increased the movement of human capital between the private and public sector. Are you considering a career transition into another sector? If so, hear about successful transitions and share your questions about how to position your strengths so that you are viewed as a cross-sectoral talent and leader. Lisette is on the board of the New Schools Venture Fund and Fund for the City of New York and chairs the Guttman Community College Board.

4Cs - Successful Tools for High Powered Women to Balance their Work and Life Cynthia Hudson

Senior Vice President and General Manager of CNN en Español and Hispanic Strategy for CNN/U.S. Cynthia Hudson has won 8 regional Emmy Awards, been named as one of People en Español's most powerful women, as well as one of the most powerful Hispanics in the nation. She has done this while raising a family with her signature “4Cs.” Under her leadership, CNN en Español relaunched its multi-platform business with expanded feeds for Latin America, Mexico and the United States, as well as revamping the network's programming and branding. She changed the channel from a news reel to a program-based information network and added a studio in Miami, as well as expanding production in key bureaus in Mexico, Argentina, Washington, D.C. and Los Angeles. Cynthia launched CNNEspañol.com and expanded the radio business to include over 150 new affiliates in the U.S. and another 100 markets in Latin America and Europe. The new talent and hit shows she added, including originally produced documentaries, investigative series and live programming brought many awards and accolades to the network: two Emmys, three GLAAD Awards, and two Promax-BDA awards.

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Sample Agenda from 2017 Program • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University, Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • 8:00AM – 5:00PM Diversity and Inclusion 2.0 | The Next Frontier Jyoti Chopra Head of Global Citizenship & Sustainability, Chief Diversity Officer, BNY Mellon Diversity extends far beyond the numbers and is represented through a much broader frame of reference and a wider

lens. We refer to this as Diversity 2.0 – the next generation and the next frontier of inclusion. This transcends traditional

considerations of diversity through the prism of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability or veteran status. Rather,

diversity is predicated on the fundamental belief that…diverse perspectives fuel transformative thinking. We believe

that diverse viewpoints ultimately drive business transformation. Learn how to advocate and encourage adoption of

an enterprise-wide mindset around facets like: cultural agility, global acumen, social diversity and mobility, generational savvy, value systems and beliefs. This is the next evolution of diversity and inclusion.

Leading Innovation to Drive High Performing Teams and Company Outperformance Lena Mass-Cresnik, PhD

Global Head of Innovation, Strategic Product Management, BlackRock What are the outdated entrenched ideas constraining innovation-led growth in large organizations? What are successful innovation practices implemented by corporate entrepreneurs? What new ideas and actions make breakthrough innovation reproducible and scalable? How do you measure innovation success and its impact on overall performance?

Lena Mass-Cresnik, PhD, is the Head of Innovation globally in Strategic Product Management at BlackRock in NYC, where she drives the acceleration of innovative, cross-functional investment product commercialization across the

firm. Lena drives firmwide BlackRock global innovation initiatives and serves on the World Economic Forum's Disruptive Innovation in Financial Services Working Group. Prior to joining BlackRock, Lena worked at Goldman Sachs in the

Global Investment Research division conducting equity research. She earned her PhD from Oxford University in

Innovation & Technology Management focused on complex systems and networks, MS from Harvard University, and BA from Wellesley College.

How to Become a Fortune 500 CEO or Corporate Board Member Discuss key strategies to enhance your chances of becoming a Fortune 500 CEO or joining a corporate board.

Myrna Soto – #8 of the Most Powerful Latinas SVP & Global Chief Information Security Officer, Comcast

Barbara B. Roberts Entrepreneur in Residence, Columbia Business School/NY Chair, Tiger 21

Former or present board member, Federal Reserve Bank of NY, Dean Witter Reynolds

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Sample Agenda from 2017 Program • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University, Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • 8:00AM – 5:00PM Leading with Purpose: Learn to Tap into Your Courage & Resilience Adriana Aristizabal

Award winning War Reporter, and Best-Selling Author Best-selling author Adriana Aristizabal just released her memoirs While Caught in the Storm of War, about a then 26-year-old single mother and journalist assigned by to broadcast live shots from the frontlines at height of the conflict

between FARC, ELN, Paramilitaries and the Colombian Army. She survived being kidnapped, and death threats to her family from the world’s oldest guerrilla group. Adriana believes women don’t have to be in a war dodging bullets to be

fighting an internal war, that can derail their careers. She will lead a discussion on how to maintain a work life balance,

follow your purpose, and tap into your inner strength. The Congress of Colombia honored Adriana with a proclamation

exalting her job as a war reporter. In 2014, El Diario La Prensa in New York named her an “Outstanding Woman” for her efforts in the field of art and culture.

Unlock Your Potential - Purpose Driven Leadership Searl Vetter Founder & Managing Director at Leaders in Green With 15 years of coaching experience, varied business experiences, and a degree from Harvard Business School,

Searl brings a diverse body of both business intelligence and emotional intelligence to all her clients. Searl has started three businesses, headed a venture capital firm in Eastern Europe and RISEBeyond, a global collaboration firm, and

was in brand management for Proctor & Gamble on 3 continents. In her coaching and facilitation work Searl specializes

in working with individuals and businesses in moments of transition, geographically dispersed teams, small executive

forums, and women’s groups. In all of Searl’s engagements, she challenges, empowers and drives her clients to re-

define what they expect is possible.

A recent McKinsey study on female leadership revealed five dimensions that allow powerful female leaders to thrive: one

of those is Meaning or “finding your strengths and putting them to work in the service of an inspiring purpose.” It allows you to drive through the long hours, juggle the often double burden of motherhood and management, and push yourself

to the limit. What is your purpose? What tradeoffs have you made in along your career path? How do you build your signature strengths into everyday activities for more fulfillment, productivity, and achievement? What is your purpose

leadership style (hint: craft, values, impact)? How is your purpose driven leadership helping your employees to align behind their purpose driven goals? Exploring these questions with your peers will uncover opportunities for your success.

3:00

Report Out by Groups Table Leaders

3:30

Break

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Sample Agenda from 2017 Program • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University, Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • 8:00AM – 5:00PM 4:00- MPL Group / Uris 331: How Google, Navy SEALs, NASA, and 4:45 Liverpool FC (Football Club) create and manage high-performing teams Professor Robert A. Farrokhnia

Award-winning Columbia University faculty member, and recipient of the Dean's Award for Teaching Excellence with joint-appointments at the Schools of Business and Engineering; and lecturer and Board Member of the Knight-Bagehot Program at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism.

Robert Farrokhnia is an award-winning Columbia University professor, distinguished by the fact he is the only member of the faculty as part of three disciplines: the Business, Engineering, and Journalism school. In this course, you will learn how having collaborative, high-performance teams are essential for the success of any company, not to mention turbo-charging the career trajectory of any senior leader. Professor Farrokhnia will explore the latest research and best practices conducive to creating and managing best teams while operating within corporate realities and constraints, be it budget, talent pool, cultural limitations, or uncertain project outcomes. He works closely with the Google Ventures leadership team, and is the only professor teaching their go-to market methodology, in an interdisciplinary class where students take products to market. Last year, Google Ventures released their best-selling book SPRINT: How to Solve Big Problems and Test New Ideas in Just Five Days at Columbia University with Professor Farrokhnia.

4:00- Rising Stars Group / Uris 332: Closing Notes, Actions, and Next Steps 4:45 Barbara B. Roberts Entrepreneur in Residence, Columbia Business School/NY Chair, Tiger 21 Former or present board member, Federal Reserve Bank of NY, Dean Witter Reynolds, FPG International, Acoustiguide, Suffolk County Planning Commission

Barbara Roberts will highlight the key action takeaways from the day’s speakers and add a few of her own. The day will close with a focused time on delineating your personal goals and actions as you step away from the day. In 1985, she was appointed the first woman on the board of Dean Witter Reynolds. As President of the Financial Women’s Association of NY, in 1985, she founded the first initiative to secure more positions for women on public corporate boards. She also was an early member of Women Corporate Directors and the Women’s Forum Board Project. For over 30 years, she has spoken and written about the data and need for more women on boards, including public boards and family business, start up, hospital, nonprofit and government boards. While she prefers private and government board service, she has helped other women secure public board positions. Having watched this space for over 30 years, she has unique observations on what needs to happen to finally secure a fair share of corporate board seats for women.

5:00- MPL Group (stays in Uris 331): Closing Notes, Actions, and Next Steps 5:45 Barbara B. Roberts 5:00- Rising Stars Group (stays in Uris 332): How Google, Navy SEALs, NASA, and 5:45 Liverpool FC (Football Club) create and manage high-performing teams Professor Robert A. Farrokhnia

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Columbia University

Fortune

(educational partner)

(media partner)

Sample Dinner Agenda from 2017 Program • Low Memorial Library, Columbia University Tuesday, April 24, 2018 • 6:00PM – 9:00PM 6:00

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7:15

7:45

Reception and Silent Auction Welcome Remarks Maria Santana - MC NY Anchor/Correspondent at CNN en Español, Emmy nominated news anchor and correspondent with extensive experience in gathering information and presenting stories about local, state, national, and international events.

Dinner Morley composes and Releases New Song Tonight on "Leading With Purpose" for Women of ALPFA with New York City's Top Female Artists From Carnegie Hall to the Nomad Women’s Festival in the Sahara Desert, Morley has brought her unique blend of jazz, folk and soul to the world’s stage. Her message of the empowerment of women is consistent and clear; love, justice and inspiration. Morley was heralded as “Emerging Artist of the Year” by the New York Times and named “Songwriter of the Year” by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. TEDWomen calls her song, “Women of Hope” their anthem, and she has performed for the Dalai Lama, Nelson Mandela and Sir Richard Branson.

8:05

8:45

Mayra Casales A native of Havana, Mayra has performed with Celia Cruz, Machito, Joe Cuba and Miguelito Valdes

Jennifer Vincent Started as a classically-trained cellist at Oberlin Conservatory, and is equally comfortable in the jazz, Latin-jazz, and traditional Cuban musical idioms

Alex Nolan Guitarist, Vocalist, Musical Director

Alixa Garcia Climbing Poetree co-founder, spoken word artist

Live Auction and Silent Award Winners ALPFA Distinguished Service Awards The Honorable Evelyn Sanguinetti – Lt. Governor, Illinois (1st Latina Lt. Governor in the United States)

Sylvia Acevedo – CEO, Girl Scouts, USA 9:00

(Life long Girl Scout. Author. Entrepreneur. Engineer. Rocket Scientist.)

Closing Remarks

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