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Welcome to Texas for LCDA’s 8th Annual Board Leaders Convening!

We are thrilled to extend a warm Texas-sized welcome to all our esteemed guests who are joining us for this year’s Annual Board Leaders Convening in the great state of Texas. This year holds special significance as we bring our gathering to Texas for the very first time, coinciding with the state’s historic transition to becoming a majority Hispanic state.

As we come together in Texas, we find ourselves at the heart of a transformative moment in our nation’s history. The Lone Star State’s shifting demographics and economic vitality are emblematic of the future face of America. With over 12 million Latinos calling Texas home, this state is a vibrant mosaic of cultures, ideas, and opportunities that we are excited to explore during our time here.

Furthermore, an astounding testament to Texas’ economic strength is its status as the state with the most Fortune 500 companies.

LCDA was founded with the vision of building invaluable connections and propelling the Latino community to new heights, LCDA’s mission has always aimed to transform the boardroom into a place where diverse voices are not only welcomed but celebrated. Our commitment to equity and inclusion in corporate governance has been unwavering.

We look forward to an engaging and enriching Convening as we explore the critical issues facing the Latino community and the broader landscape of corporate America through timely discussions, networking opportunities, and insights from industry leaders.

We are proud to have you with us as we embark on this journey, both professionally and culturally.

We express our immense gratitude to our partners, our Host, Toyota Motor North America, Inc., and Presenting Partner, KPMG, whose continued partnership has been invaluable to our mission. Through their support, our 2023 Convening promises to be a transformative event. Once again, welcome to Texas, the land of opportunity, innovation, and cultural richness. Let’s make this year’s Convening a memorable experience as we celebrate our shared vision for a diverse and thriving future.

8th Annual Board Leaders Convening Planning Committee Cynthia Comparin Host Committee Co-Chair

Adela Cepeda LCDA Board Member

Luis Patino LCDA Member

Manny Fernandez Host Commitee Co-Chair

Alice Rodriguez LCDA Member

Ozzie Gromada Meza President & CEO, LCDA and LCDEF

Hilda Galvan LCDA Member

Peggy Turner LCDA Member; Host Partner, Toyota Motor North America (retired)

Susan Angele LCDEF Board Member; Senior Advisor, Board Leadership Center, KPMG

Lili Gil Valletta LCDA Member

Victor Arias LCDA Board Member

Nina Vaca LCDA Member

Sebastian Ontiveros Host Partner, Toyota Motor North America

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Welcome Tellis Bethel

Group Vice President, Chief Social Innovation Officer & Chief Diversity Officer Toyota Motor North America

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Welcome Paul Knopp

Chair and CEO, KPMG LLP

LCDA Members, On behalf of KPMG, welcome to the eighth annual Board Leaders Convening of the Latino Corporate Directors Association (LCDA). We’re especially excited to continue in our role as Presenting Partner this year, which honors the 10-year anniversary of LCDA’s incorporation.

As the Diamond Founding Sponsor, KPMG is proud to continue our support for the efforts of LCDA and its Latino Corporate Directors Education Foundation (LCDEF) to enhance board knowledge and effectiveness and to advance board diversity by increasing awareness for Latinx board talent and advocating for greater Latinx representation on corporate boards.

At KPMG, diversity, equity and inclusion are foundational to everything we do: serving clients, attracting and retaining top talent, and making a difference in our communities.

We are passionate about fostering an ethical, collaborative and inclusive culture where every professional can reach their highest career potential. Our Board Leadership Center is proud to serve on the LCDEF board and partner with LCDA/LCDEF to advance corporate governance and support strong, diverse boards.

We also want to recognize the important contributions of LCDA and LCDEF to pave the way for progress and equity for Latinx leaders at the highest levels of corporate governance. We are proud of the progress we’ve made together over the last decade and look forward to what we will achieve through our continued collaboration.

Thank you for your continuing leadership and support and I hope you enjoy a productive and informative event.

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The Latino Corporate Directors Association (LCDA) champions excellence in corporate leadership and governance. Our mission is to create a brighter future by developing, supporting, and increasing the presence of Hispanic/ Latino professionals on corporate boards.

At LCDA, we’ve crafted a strategic approach to accelerate the inclusion of Hispanic/Latino board ready talent on corporate boards. We’re dedicated to achieving this goal through four fundamental pillars: •

Identify the Pool: Through a data centric-model combined with an extensive executive network, LCDA is the preeminent institution with access to Latino talent in the C-Suite and boardroom.

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Grow Demand: LCDA serves as a powerful advocate for the inclusion of Hispanic/Latino leaders on corporate boards. We collaborate with corporate boards, search firms, private equity, and institutional investors to facilitate access to exceptional Hispanic/Latino board talent. By fostering strong connections and advocating for diversity, we make a significant impact on the corporate landscape.

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Grow Supply: In partnership with our foundation, the Latino Corporate Directors Education Foundation (LCDEF), LCDA focuses on nurturing a robust pipeline of high-caliber boardroom candidates. We provide the support and resources necessary for both experienced and aspiring directors to thrive in their roles. Through mentorship, education, and networking opportunities, we ensure a continuous supply of talented professionals prepared to lead on corporate boards.

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Raise Awareness: LCDA believes in the power of awareness. We shine a spotlight on the contributions and potential of Hispanic/Latino leaders in corporate governance. By highlighting success stories, advocating for change, and emphasizing the value of diversity, we inspire real, tangible shifts in corporate culture and leadership.

What Sets Us Apart:

Our unwavering commitment to diversity and inclusivity.

A proven strategy that bridges the gap between supply and demand.

Advocacy for change at the highest levels of corporate governance.

A foundation, LCDEF, dedicated to nurturing the next generation of boardroom leaders.

Quality corporate governance programming to empower our members.

LCDA is more than an association; we are driving progress in corporate America. Join us in our mission to create a more inclusive and vibrant future for corporate leadership. Together, we can make a profound impact.

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Our History Where We Started: •

2008-2012: A pioneering group of Latino corporate directors and leaders, together with the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR, lay the foundation for what would become the Latino Corporate Directors Association (LCDA).

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2013: LCDA welcomes a newly elected founding board, including today’s Chair, Elizabeth OliverFarrow. She, together with the board, mark a pivotal moment in LCDA’s history leading the organization’s transition from its roots in HACR to full independent status. The LCDA Board of Directors formally incorporates the association and appoints the board of the foundation, the Latino Corporate Directors Education Foundation (LCDEF).

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2015: The LCDA board appoints Dolores Kunda as the first, part-time Executive Director and an operational structure is in place for both organizations.

Expanding Influence: •

2016: LCDA appoints its first CEO Esther Aguilera to develop a comprehensive strategic framework and the Annual LCDA Board Leaders Convening is launched, providing board-trending content by leading authorities, thought leadership to advance board diversity, and quality networking.

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2017: In partnership with its foundation, LCDA initiates a new Executive-level membership category, to welcome C-level Latino executives, to grow the pool of board-qualified candidates. In the same year, the LCDEF BoardReady Institute (BRI) is launched to prepare and position these board-aspiring directors for success in the boardroom.

Growing Partnerships: •

2016-2019: LCDA proudly recognizes its Founding Sponsors who helped the organization get its start. These companies include KPMG, Toyota, Target, Kaiser Permanente, Tyson Foods, Bank of America, and Exelon. Additional multi-year support is received from Corporate Creations, Korn Ferry, and Northern Trust.

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2017: The 2nd Annual LCDA Board Leaders Convening takes place, hosted by Time Warner; additional convenings occurred in 2018, hosted by Exelon; the 2019, hosted by Bank of America; 2020 and 2021 (virtual), hosted by TPG; and 2022, hosted by Morgan Stanley.

Continued Growth: •

2016-2023: LCDA’s membership grows to 500+ leaders, LCDA staff and revenues grow 5-fold.

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2023: LCDA has influenced the pipeline of over 700+ board searches. The representation of US Latinos on F1000 boards doubles.

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2023: LCDA, along with its foundation, announced the appointment of Ozzie Gromada Meza as its new President and CEO, ushering in a new era of transformation and progress for the organization.

This timeline highlights the key milestones and developments in the history of LCDA, from its inception to its growth and evolution as a prominent organization dedicated to advancing board diversity and empowering Latino leaders in corporate governance.

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Featured Speakers

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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 2023 Time

Activity

Location

7:00 - 5:00 PM

Registration

Main Lobby Toyota HQ

7:30 - 8:30 AM

Breakfast Join fellow a�endees for breakfast and have the opportunity to network with LCDA members and partners from your region.

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

8:30 - 9:25 AM

Welcome Remarks

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

Driving Diversity from Within: A Dialogue on the Power of Inclusion Steve Demetriou was CEO of Jacobs Solu�ons from 2015 to 2023, and now serves as its Execu�ve Chair. Jacobs is one of the world’s largest and most diverse providers of fullspectrum technical, professional and construc�on services for industrial, commercial and government organiza�ons globally. The company employs 60,000 people and operates in more than 30 countries around the world.

Under Steve’s direc�on, Jacobs has made inclusion and diversity a business impera�ve and a key element of Jacob’s growth strategy moving forward. His passion for gender equality along with equity in opportunity and engaging with his employees to gain different perspec�ves, new ideas, and poten�al solu�ons con�nues to drive Jacobs forward and create sustainable change both internally and in industry.

Join us for a conversa�on between Steve and Rhys Best, Chairman of Arcosa, Inc. and hear how a focus on culture and crea�ng an inclusive environment where all employees feel valued can drive shareholder value.

Manny Fernandez*, LCDA Board Member and a Director with Jacobs Solu�ons and HF Sinclair Corp., will introduce the conversa�ons.

Welcome Remarks: Elizabeth Oliver Farrow* - LCDA Board Chair; Director, Hispanic Communica�ons Network, LLC Sandra Phillips Rogers - Senior Vice President, Corporate Resources, General Counsel & Chief Legal Officer, Toyota Motor North America Speakers: Steve Demetriou - Former CEO & Execu�ve Chair, Jacob Solu�ons; Director: Arcosa; Firstenergy Corp Rhys Best - Chairman, Arcosa, Inc. 9:40 - 10:20 AM

Balancing Act: Navigating the 2024 Economic Outlook Despite ini�al recession concerns, the 2023 US economy has been looking so solid lately that Federal Reserve officials may double their projec�on for growth this year. As we approach 2024, how is this new informa�on shi�ing the future economic outlook?

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

Join KPMG Chief Economist Diane Swonk in conversa�on with John Rodi, Partner, KPMG, as they discuss interest rates, infla�on, the labor market, geopoli�cal issues, and the outlook for the housing market. Bring your ques�ons as a robust Q&A session will close out the discussion.

Remarks: Susan Angele - Senior Advisor, Board Governance, KPMG Board Leadership Center; Board Chair, Thirty Percent Coali�on; Board Secretary, La�no Corporate Directors Educa�on Founda�on (LCDEF) Speakers: Diane Swonk - Chief Economist, KPMG LLP John Rodi - Partner, KPMG LLP; Leader, KPMG Board Leadership Center

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Time

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10:35 - 11:15 AM

Artificial Intelligence for Good Ar�ficial Intelligence (AI) is poised to be one of the most revolu�onary developments in technology, which we are already seeing used in transforma�ve ways, powering some of the most cu�ng-edge solu�ons we use in our daily lives. Yet there remain concerns about the threats of AI and its impact on business and society, despite the opportunity to create value for customers, employees, and shareholders.

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

How can we get past the dystopian-�nged concerns and focus on how AI can influence the greater good? From climate disasters to global health crises to economic inequi�es, AI can be applied to achieve real social transforma�on. In this session, LCDA member Jesus Mantas talks with Vilas Dhar, President and Trustee of the Patrick J. McGovern Founda�on, who is inspiring business leaders to think beyond their organiza�ons to consider the social impact of technology adop�on.

Nina Vaca*, Founder, CEO & President of the Pinnacle Group, will introduce the conversa�on.

Speakers: Vilas Dhar - President & Trustee, Patrick McGovern Founda�on Jesus Mantas* - Global Managing Partner, IBM: Director: Biogen, Inc. 11:15 - 11:35 AM

Group Photo

Courtyard Toyota HQ

11:35 - 12:05 PM

Buffet Lunch

Sequoia Foyer Toyota HQ

12:05 - 1:15 PM

Welcome Luncheon

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

Update on the State of Latino Board Representation Hear from LCDA & LCDEF President & CEO, Ozzie Gromada Meza, about the success of recent efforts to increase the number of La�nos on corporate boards.

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Building the Future Board: Embracing Diversity for a Thriving Governance In an era marked by unprecedented challenges and opportuni�es, the composi�on of corporate boards is undergoing a transforma�on. Leading experts from diverse sectors will discuss how embracing diversity, beyond tradi�onal categories, is essen�al for the boardroom of the future focused on fostering innova�on, ensuring effec�ve decisionmaking, and addressing the ever-evolving needs of stakeholders.

In this session, we will explore how emerging trends, changing regula�ons, and investor expecta�ons are influencing the makeup and direc�on of boards in the contemporary business landscape and the pivotal role search firms, ISS, and Nasdaq play in shaping the boardroom of tomorrow. Bring your ques�ons for a robust Q&A session that will follow the panel.

Moderator: Raul Anaya* - President, Business Banking; President, Greater Los Angeles, Bank of America Panelists: Bonnie Gwin - Vice Chairman & Co-Managing Partner, CEO & Board Prac�ce, Heidrick & Struggles Byron Loflin - Global Head of Board Advisory, Nasdaq Bonnie Saynay - Global Head of ESG Research, ISS-ESG

* LCDA Member

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Time

Activity

Location

1:30 - 2:30 PM

Concurrent Session: SEC Rulemaking Implications in the Evolving Regulatory Landscape The Securi�es and Exchange Commission (SEC) is planning to implement more than 30 proposed rule changes in the fall of 2023 or spring of 2024. Climate change disclosures are at the forefront of the proposals, and, if adopted, will represent a significant change for public companies, as the proposal have extensive standardized requirements. In addi�on, new rules on cybersecurity, SPACs, and stock buybacks are taking shape, as the SEC moves to “update its ruleset to meet the challenges of a new hour, “ according to Chair, Gary Gensler.

Previa/Sienna Rooms, Toyota HQ

What do board leaders need to know about these proposals and what’s coming over the horizon? Our panel of experts will unpack the many changes coming in the next few months, and provide guidance on what ques�ons board members need to ask.

Concurrent sessions are designed to be interac�ve and are scheduled to allow for a longer Q&A period.

Moderator: Jorge Titinger* - CEO, Ti�nger Consul�ng; Director: Axcelis Technologies, Inc.; CalAmp Corpora�on; FormFactor, Inc.; Ichor Holdings Ltd.; Panasas Panelists: Rebecca Fike - Partner, Vinson & Elkins, Dallas Graciela Monteagudo* - Director: ACCO Brands, iHeart Media, WD-40 Lauren Tashma* - EVP, General Counsel, Graphics Packaging Interna�onal; Director: BrandSafway 1:30 - 2:30 PM

4Runner/Land Cruiser/Stout Concurrent Session: The Aging Energy Infrastructure: Challenges and Solutions Rooms, Toyota HQ What do you do when you’re a board member of a u�lity company and the lights go out? For days on end. It’s no secret that the energy infrastructure responsible for genera�ng and distribu�ng electricity in our country is aging and becoming increasingly unstable. Major power outages are becoming more frequent–the 2021 outages in Texas le� millions of homes without power for days. The power grid, with parts long past their life expectancy, is also not designed to accommodate the increasing demands of electric vehicles or the growing amount of renewable energy, which requires a two-way flow of energy, back to the grid.

The grid is in transi�on and the shi� to clean energy is gathering momentum in response to federal and state policies. But there remain many challenges to upda�ng the grid and moving towards clean energy, especially in regions that are already struggling to maintain their exis�ng power grid.

What do board members need to know about this transi�on and how it will impact their companies? Our panel of experts will answer those ques�ons for you and discuss what’s in store for the future energy infrastructure in our country.

Concurrent sessions are designed to be interac�ve and are scheduled to allow for a longer Q&A period.

Moderator: Alice Rodriguez* - Re�red Execu�ve, JPMorgan Chase; Director: Oncor Electric Delivery Co. Panelists: Arcilia Acosta* - President & CEO, CARCON Industries/STL Engineers; Director: Magnolia Oil & Gas; Veritex Holdings, Inc.; Vistra Corp.

Dennis Arriola* - Former CEO, Avangrid; Director: ConocoPhillips; Meritage Homes Corp.

Melanie Kenderdine - Principal, Energy Futures Ini�a�ve

* LCDA Member

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Time

Activity

Location

1:30 - 2:30 PM

Concurrent Session: Navigating the Personal Risks of Being a Director Regardless of the size or industry of the companies they serve, directors know that a corporate board is entrusted with the highest level of accountability for company decisions and that they have fiduciary du�es to the company and stakeholders. With the increasingly complex and �me-consuming demands of individual directors and the growing slate of shareholder lawsuits, si�ng on a corporate board can carry great personal risk.

RAV4/FJ Cruiser Rooms, Toyota HQ

In this session, a panel of experts will discuss these issues and explore trends in shareholder lawsuits as well as D&O insurance, to explore how the personal risks of being a director are increasing day by day.

Concurrent sessions are designed to be interac�ve and are scheduled to allow for a longer Q&A period.

Moderator: Sonya Medina Williams* - CEO & President, Reach Resilience; Director: Delta Apparel; Papa John’s Pizza, TKO Group Holdings Panelists: Ignacio Cortina* - Chief Legal Officer & General Counsel, Oshkosh; Director: Alliant Energy Sofia Martos - Partner, ESG & Impact, Kirkland & Ellis Yvette Ostolaza* - Chair, Management Commi�ee, Sidley Aus�n LLP; Director: LionsGate Entertainment 2:45 - 3:30 PM

Featured Speaker: Darren Rebelez, Chairman, President & CEO, Casey’s General Stores As one of the few US La�nos leading a F500 company, Darren Rebelez entered the retail business a�er gradua�ng from West Point and serving in the Gulf War, and has served in leadership roles at IHOP, 7-Eleven, and ExxonMobil. In this conversa�on with Manny Fernandez, LCDA Board Member and a Director with Jacobs Solu�ons and HF Sinclair Corp., a�endees will learn more about Darren’s journey to the C-suite and the boardroom, as well as what he sees for the future of his industry.

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

Victor Arias*, LCDA Board Member and Managing Director, Diversified Search, will introduce the talk.

Speakers: Darren Rebelez* - Chairman, President & CEO, Casey’s General Stores; Director: Genuine Parts Co. Manny Fernandez* - LCDA Board Member; Director: HF Sinclair, Jacobs Solu�ons 3:30 - 4:00 PM

Networking Break Take a welcome break from the sessions and join your fellow a�endees for coffee and an a�ernoon snack.

Sequoia Foyer Toyota HQ

4:00 - 5:00 PM

Peer Exchanges Join your fellow members for these lively peer-to-peer table discussions that will highlight current boardroom issues including: Universal Proxy Card and reputa�onal risk; best and worst prac�ces related to board engagement; skills gaps on boards today and its impact on succession planning; and the board’s approach to risk management. This session will be led by LCDA Partners, Lex Suvanto, CEO, Edelman Smithfield and Juan Carlos Gomez Stolk, VP, Strategic Situa�ons & Investor Rela�ons, Edelman Smithfield.

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

* LCDA Member

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Time

Activity

Location

6:00 - 7:00 PM

Corporate Visionary Awards Reception

Renaissance Dallas Plano Legacy West

7:00 - 9:30 PM

Corporate Visionary Awards Dinner and Ceremony Enjoy an evening of dinner, drinks, and presenta�ons as we celebrate the Corporate Visionary Awardees, in recogni�on of the exemplary representa�on of US La�nos on their board of directors. This award celebrates companies with the dis�nc�on of having two or more US La�nos on their board, winners of which will be announced prior to the Convening.

Renaissance Dallas Plano Legacy West

We are pleased to have Alicia Barrera of NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth and Telemundo 39, as our Master of Ceremony for the evening.

* LCDA Member

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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2023 Time

Activity

Location

7:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Registration

7:30 - 8:30 AM

Breakfast Join fellow a�endees for breakfast and have the opportunity to network with LCDA members and partners from your region.

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

8:30 - 9:15 AM

Reimagining the Supply Chain: The Future of Global Logisti cs and Operati ons Supply chains ma�er. Never has this been more apparent than when the global pandemic exposed risks associated with supply chain dependency and complex opera�ons with extended supply chains suffered the most. The topic has been pushed to the top of boardroom agendas and supply chain leaders now have the a�en�on of management and a mandate to implement real change and future-proof their supply chains.

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

Main Lobby, Toyota HQ

To stay ahead of poten�al disrup�ons, companies must plan for the worst while remaining agile. They need to build resilience, reassess opera�ng models and increase digital investment, balance cost and realloca�on, and ul�mately move towards an autonomous supply chain, o�en while trying to achieve sustainability targets, to transi�on to a cleaner economy. This is causing organiza�ons to fundamentally rethink their business model with supply chains at the center.

Moderated by Angel Mendez, this session will address those challenges and share what board members need to know to understand these shi�s and make their companies less vulnerable to future risks. Includes Q&A Session.

Moderator: Angel L. Mendez* - Execu�ve Chairman, Levadata Inc.; Former Execu�ve Vice President & COO, HERE Technologies; Director: Kinaxis Inc.; Peloton Interac�ve, Inc.; Sleep Number Corpora�on; Levadata, Inc Panelists: Peggy Turner* - CEO & President, Forma Automo�ve Maria Rey-Martston - Global Lead Supply Chain Innova�on, Accenture George Whitehouse - Execu�ve Leader, Digital Supply Chain Transforma�on, Toyota Motor North America 9:30 - 10:30 AM

Concurrent Session: Boardroom Essentials: Navigating Cybersecurity, AI and Technology As technological innova�ons have become a cornerstone of business opera�ons and companies are relying on advanced digital strategies to stay compe��ve, the need for technical exper�se on corporate boards has increased. The growth of ar�ficial intelligence (AI) use in business provides opportuni�es but comes with addi�onal threats and concerns. Recent SEC proposals that address cybersecurity also require that boards understand their role in ensuring their companies’ compliance and be prepared for increased scru�ny of data breaches

Previa/Sienna Rooms, Toyota HQ

How are boards managing these technologies and what tools can they use to sort through the noise and find a successful path forward to manage their risk? This panel of experts will break down the board’s responsibility in cybersecurity compliance and discuss how to ini�ate AI governance at the board level.

Concurrent sessions are designed to be interac�ve and are scheduled to allow for a longer Q&A period.

Moderator: Casey Santos* - Chief Informa�on Officer, Asurion; Director: Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield; Nashville Electric Services

* LCDA Member

Panelists: Matthew Chung - Chief Informa�on Security Officer, Goldman Sachs Lothar Determann - Partner, Baker McKenzie Maria Lensing* - Chief Strategy & Transforma�on Officer, Walgreens Boots Alliance; Director: Sorenson Communica�ons Jorge Titinger* - CEO, Ti�nger Consul�ng; Director: Axcelis Technologies, Inc.; CalAmp Corpora�on; FormFactor, Inc.; Ichor Holdings Ltd.; Panasas

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Time

Activity

Location

9:30 - 10:30 AM

4Runnner/Land Cruiser/Stout Concurrent Session: Shi�ing Tides: Adapting to the Turbulent Future of the Banking Industry Rooms, Toyota HQ In 2023, banks have been hit by rising interest rates and a slowing economy, as well as a few high-profile bank failures. The news rocked financial markets, ba�ered the banking industry, and eroded customer faith in banks. The myriad issues that confronted these banks have not gone away. Interest rates remain at historically high levels, the value of commercial property con�nues to decline, and recessionary concerns are only just beginning to fade.

What does this mean for the future of the banking industry and the more than 4,000 community banks in America? How are board members who serve on these boards addressing the concerns and rebuilding consumer faith? This panel features experts from a variety of financial ins�tu�ons, prepared to discuss what’s next for banking and to answer your ques�ons about what the future holds.

Concurrent sessions are designed to be interac�ve and are scheduled to allow for a longer Q&A period.

Moderator: Cynthia Comparin* - LCDA Board Member; Director, Cullen Frost Bankers, Inc.; Universal Display Corp, Inc. Panelists: Phyllis J. Campbell - Re�red Vice Chair, JPMorgan Chase; Director: Remitly Global Inc.; Air Transport Services Group, Inc. Mara McNeil - President & CEO, Toyota Financial Services Bank (TFSB) Alberto Musalem* - Former CEO, Evince Asset Management LP/Former Execu�ve Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of New York; Director: Freddie Mac; Man Group plc

9:30 - 10:30 AM

Concurrent Session: The Search Firm’s Role in Building the Business Case for Inclusive Boards In an era marked by increasing demand for diversity and inclusion in corporate boardrooms, search firms play a pivotal role in driving this transforma�on. The partnership between search firms and their clients, which begins long before a board posi�on becomes available, is cri�cal to building the business impera�ve for the value of diversity in corporate governance.

RAV4/FJ Cruiser Rooms, Toyota HQ

In this session, search firm leaders will share how they leverage their exper�se in building effec�ve boards with their clients, to educate them on the tangible benefits and compe��ve advantages of inclusive boards. They’ll also discuss how search firms proac�vely align their prac�ces and networks to iden�fy and recommend highly qualified, diverse candidates for board posi�ons. Whether you’re an experienced or aspiring corporate director, this session will offer valuable insights and prac�cal strategies to drive las�ng change in corporate governance.

Concurrent sessions are designed to be interac�ve and are scheduled to allow for a longer Q&A period.

Moderator: Victor Arias* - LCDA Board Member; Managing Director, Diversified Search Group Panelists: Roopa Foley - Leadership Board & Advisory | Head, Americas Financial Services Prac�ce, Egon Zehnder Joe Griesedieck - Vice Chairman, Managing Director, Board & CEO Services, Korn Ferry Tina Shah Paikeday - Global Capability Head Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, Russell Reynolds Associates 10:30 - 11:00 AM

* LCDA Member

Networking Break Take a welcome break from the sessions and join your fellow a�endees for coffee and a morning snack.

Sequoia Foyer Toyota HQ

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Time

Activity

Location

11:00 - 11:45 AM

Fireside Chat with Mark Templin, CEO, Toyota Financial Services A mainstay of the Annual Convening, this year’s Host Fireside Chat features Toyota Financial Services (TFS) CEO, Mark Templin, in conversa�on with Elizabeth OliverFarrow, LCDA Board Chair. Mark joined Toyota in 1990 and in 2013, he became the EVP of Lexus Interna�onal, becoming the first non-Japanese execu�ve to oversee an opera�onal division within the company’s global HQ in Japan. Since 2018, he’s led TFS, one of the na�on’s largest and highest rated cap�ve finance companies, with more than four million ac�ve finance accounts and over ten million insurance agreements in force. Employing over 3,700 people across the country, the company’s current managed assets exceed $135 billion. In this conversa�on, a�endees will learn about Mark’s background, his role at Toyota, and his vision for the future of the company.

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

Miriam Hernandez-Kakol*, who serves on the board of Toyota Bank, will introduce the speakers. Miriam also serves on the board of Hovnanian Enterprises.

Speakers: Mark Templin - President & CEO, Toyota Financial Services Elizabeth Oliver-Farrow* - LCDA Board Chair; Director, Hispanic Communica�ons Network, LLC 11:45 - 12:15 PM

Buffet Lunch

Sequoia Foyer Toyota HQ

12:15 - 1:30 PM

Luncheon Session

Sequoia Room Toyota HQ

Short Take: What Big Data Says About the Voice of Latinos on Boards Gain insight into this topic in this short take presented by Lili Gil Valletta, CEO & CoFounder of the Culture+ Group; Director: Zumiez, RCN Television.

Shaping the Future Workplace The world of the workplace is changing rapidly, accelerated by the pandemic, which expedited remote work and the adapta�on of digital technologies like automa�on and AI. But as companies return to the office and the demand for talent decreases in the face of mass layoffs, what does the future now hold for workers and the workplace?

And what do recent legal challenges to the concepts of diversity and inclusion mean for employees and management?

In this panel, we’ve brought together experts to provide a variety of perspec�ves on this topic that touches all board members, as they confront how to build an inclusive workplace that values all stakeholders and con�nues to foster innova�on and build shareholder value. A Q&A session will follow the panel.

Moderator: Jose Tomas* - Chief Administra�ve Officer, TelevisaUnivision; Director: Driven Brands Panelists: Elaine Agather - Chairman, Dallas Region, JP Morgan Chase & Co.; Central Region Head, J.P. Morgan Private Bank Vianei Braun* - Shareholder, Decker Jones, P.C.; Director, First Financial Bankshares, Inc. Terri Von Lehmden - Vice President, Human Resources, Toyota Motor North America 1:30 - 2:30 PM

Closing Cafecito Join your fellow a�endees for a closing coffee and dessert recep�on, with remarks from our Chair and our hosts.

Sequoia Foyer Toyota HQ

Remarks: Elizabeth Oliver-Farrow* - LCDA Board Chair; Director, Hispanic Communica�ons Network, LLC Carlos Becerra - General Manager, Strategy, Toyota Financial Services

* LCDA Member

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General Information The content of this program book and sessions may be subject to changes, so please check the latinocorporatedirectors.org/2023_ convening_agenda.php for updates throughout the Convening.

Conference Attendee List

Check out who will be joining us at the 8th Annual LCDA Board Leaders Convening in Plano! Bookmark the following attendees list.

Venue Locations

Events will be held at two locations: •

Convening Sessions (Thursday/Friday) will be taking place at Toyota Motor North America HQ located at 6565 Headquarters Dr, Plano, TX 75024

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Convening Hotel and Corporate Visionary Award Dinner & Reception (Thursday Evening) will take place at the Renaissance Dallas Plano Legacy West, 6007 Legacy Dr, Plano, TX 75024

Registration Information

Registration and badge pick up is located in the Toyota HQ Registration and badge pick up hours: • Thursday, November 2, 7:00 am – 5:00 pm • Friday, November 3, 7:00 am – 1:00 pm You are required to wear your LCDA/Toyota badge at all times while at Toyota North America. It acts as your security badge.

Do not forget to bring it with you on both Thursday and Friday.

If a badge needs to be reprinted, please expect a delay as a new badge is reprinted.

Parking at Toyota Headquarters

(Thursday/Friday) shown in diagram below are reserved for LCDA Convening attendees. Please park and enter the building through the main lobby.

Shuttle Service

During the convening (Thursday/Friday), shuttles will depart from the Renaissance Hotel and Toyota HQ every 15 minutes or when full.

Depart Renaissance Hotel: • Thursday, Nov. 2, from 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM, every 15 minutes or when full.

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Friday, Nov. 3, from 7:00 AM - 1:00 PM, every 15 minutes or when full

Depart Toyota Headquarters for Renaissance Hotel: • Thursday, Nov. 2, from 7:30 AM - 5:00 PM, every 15 minutes or when full •

Friday, Nov. 3, from 7:30 AM - 3:00 PM, every 15 minutes or when full

Dress Code

LCDA recommends the following for each event.

• Convening Sessions: Business Casual •

Corporate Visionary Award Dinner: Business or Cocktail Attire

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General Information The content of this program book and sessions may be subject to changes, so please check the latinocorporatedirectors.org/2023_ convening_agenda.php for updates throughout the Convening.

Parking at Convening Hotel and Corporate Visionary Award Dinner & Reception (Thursday)

Renaissance Hotel Parking onsite is $22 daily; parking garage is attached to hotel lobby level; Valet parking is $31 each day.

Coat/Luggage Check

There will be no coat check available at Toyota North America.

For security purposes, LCDA recommends you check your luggage with your hotel before departing to events.

If you must bring your luggage to Toyota North America due to flight schedules, LCDA and Toyota North America are not responsible.

Food & Beverage Provided

For Convening (Thursday/Friday): In the Sequoia Foyer at the Toyota HQ, a buffet breakfast will be provided on both days of convening from 7:30 - 8:30 am. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the Sequoia Room. A lunch buffet is served both days in the Sequoia Foyer and can be enjoyed during the Luncheon Sessions in the Sequoia Room.

For Awards Ceremony (Thursday evening): Dinner will be served for all attendees along with beverage service.

Coffee and water will be available the entire day at Toyota North America HQ.

Personal Calls/Meetings

If you need to take a personal meeting or call at the Toyota HQ, you can use the small telephone rooms designated for private calls, if one is available. Ask a staff member, and they will guide you to an available room.

Weather Information

Check out the upcoming weather forecast for Plano, Texas at weather.com. As of November 1, 2023, Thursday’s high/low is 61°/41° and Friday’s high/low is 69°/51°.

Photography, Video Recordings

Photography and video recordings will be taking place at all locations and events for journalistic and LCDA marketing purposes. By your presence, you are consenting to the use of your likeness for these stated purposes. Chatham house rules will apply. Video recordings of select individuals should not be shared via social media without consent.

Any questions or concerns?

Contact Larell Rodriguez, Events Coordinator at lrodriguez@latinocorporatedirectors.org.

General Considerations

To ensure a respectful environment during sessions, kindly set your mobile devices to silent mode.

Protocols for Toyota North America HQ

Our gracious hosts, Toyota Motor North America, have warmly welcomed us to their headquarters for the Annual Convening. It’s important to note that this facility is in active operation, and, as a result, we kindly ask attendees to limit their movement within the building to the designated meeting rooms and dining areas. If you find the need to access areas outside of these designated spaces, our dedicated staff members will be more than happy to accompany you. If you have any questions or require assistance, please feel free to approach the registration desk or visit the LCDA information table.

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