Caroline Roan oversees corporate responsibility at Pfizer, leading a team based in New York, Switzerland, and South Africa that is responsible for everything from stakeholder engagement and reporting to the design of social investment strategies. During her tenure, Pfizer has refined its strategy to better support the company’s evolving business priorities. The resulting corporate responsibility portfolio is a coordinated approach to strategic philanthropy and responsible investment. In 2012, Roan served as a David Rockefeller Fellow through the Partnership for New York City. She currently serves on the U.S. Global Leadership Campaign, the advocacy arm of the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition.

David Eichberg, who has 15 years of experience in corporate sustainability, oversees HP’s sustainability communications, goals, and environmental footprint programs, including reporting to CDP, DJSI, and other third-party sustainability assessments. Eichberg has developed and led initiatives including regional social investment, technology and thought leadership showcases, sustainability valuation, and strategic collaborations with nonprofit and NGO partners such as Conservation International, NBA Cares, and the WWF. Previously, Eichberg worked at BSR, Applied Communications, and the U.S. Congress Office of Technology Assessment.

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Mark Thain is Head of Citizenship programming in the Americas and Director of the Barclays Social Innovation Facility, an internal accelerator for the development of commercial solutions to social and environmental challenges. As a professional management accountant, Thain had extensive experience in project finance before joining the Barclays Community Investment team in 2009. Initially taking responsibility for strategy, finance, and impact evaluation across a global portfolio of community partnerships, he later brought together the worlds of business and society to develop and launch the Barclays Social Innovation Facility. After launching the facility with an initial £25 million financial commitment, he now leads the social innovation team, overseeing a portfolio of investments and driving a pipeline of new opportunities that help social innovation and intrapreneurs thrive.

Angie Farrag-Thibault leads BSR’s transport and logistics practice, working with companies and stakeholders across the global value chain to advance climate-resilient and inclusive transport and logistics supply chains. In this role, she steers BSR’s Clean Cargo Working Group and award-winning Maritime Anti-Corruption Network. She also leads the strategic and operational oversight management team for BSR’s global portfolio of more than 20 collaborative initiatives. Farrag-Thibault has more than 15 years of experience working with leading companies and stakeholders on sustainability management. Previously, she worked at Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu and Andersen in London, where she provided strategic advisory and sustainability report assurance services to companies across sectors.