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As Pivot Bio's Chief Executive Officer, Chris is focused on increasing farmer profitability and resiliency, as well as driving a dramatic improvement of the agriculture supply chain's environmental sustainability by replacing synthetic fertilizers with new crop nutrition technologies.

Chris has invested in and helped build companies across the ag and food value chain from on-farm biological and digital solutions to midstream processing and logistics, down to the food ingredient and brand manufacturers. With a distinct focus on agriculture, fertilizer efficiency and agtech, deep industry relationships, and capital market expertise, Chris has served as an investor and advisor to dozens of sustainable technology companies.

Prior to joining Pivot Bio in 2023, Chris was Co-Head of Continental Grain's Conti Ventures, where he helped build the company's portfolio as a diversified global investor in food and agribusiness. Chris launched his career in agriculture on Wall Street at Piper Jaffray & Co., EcoAlpha Asset Management and Craig-Hallum Capital Group. As an advocate for creating programs to support youth, Chris serves on the board of InnerCity Tennis. Chris holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Minnesota.

Zack's belief that the systems-level thinking integral to environmental science coupled with Deep Tech can help tackle many of our urgent real-world challenges led him to cofound DCVC in 2010. He brings to bear over 20 years in Silicon Valley as an entrepreneur, venture capitalist, advisor, and angel investor. DCVC is an early stage Deep Tech venture capital firm with over $3 billion of assets under management. Zack's investments on behalf of the firm span computational drug discovery, nuclear energy, algorithmic finance, synthetic biology, geospatial informatics platforms, and applied AI for global-scale climate impact, including areas like methane abatement and carbon transformation.

The World Economic Forum has named Zack a Young Global Leader in recognition of his leadership at the intersection of transformative technology and urgent global issues, and he is active in the Davos community, including his annual "Deep Tech in Davos" event. Zack's previous venture investments include Square (SQ), AngelList, and Uber (UBER). Zack received a bachelor's degree with honors in environmental science and public policy from Harvard University and a JD with honors from Georgetown University's law school, where he was executive editor for The Tax Lawyer. Zack serves on the non-profit boards of the East Palo Alto Charter School and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.

Sasha Brown is a Partner at the Ecosystem Integrity Fund. Her responsibilities include investment due diligence, strategy development, deal structuring & negotiations, portfolio company support, and fund operations. Sasha serves as a board director at Ambient Photonics, For Days, Upflex, and The Eighth Notch and is an Observer at Bluon and Energicity.

Prior to joining EIF, Sasha was a Principal at NewWorld Capital Group, where she co-led investments of more than $100M into growth-oriented companies in residential solar, diesel pollution reduction, and power electronics. Her deals included SolarEdge Technologies, which had a successful IPO in 2015, and Astrum Solar, which was sold to Direct Energy. Drawing on her industry background, Sasha developed specialized expertise with respect to solar, the built environment, HVAC, circular economy, green consumer products, and environmental consulting and engineering.

Before joining NewWorld, Sasha worked as a summer Associate in J.P. Morgan's Natural Resources Group and, previously, for Environmental Capital Partners, a private equity firm investing in middle market companies in the environmental industry. Prior to Environmental Capital Partners, Sasha worked at Atelier Ten, an environmental design firm providing consulting services to the building industry. At Atelier Ten, she focused on building energy models to optimize the energy cost and consumption patterns of buildings. She also worked on general environmental design consulting, including systems performance analysis, benchmarking, and strategic sustainability planning.

Sasha received a BSc in Environmental Engineering from Yale University and holds an MBA from the Yale School of Management. While at Yale, she Co-Chaired the university's Private Equity Conference and completed a research thesis evaluating sustainability metric systems for the built environment. Sasha grew up raising plants and animals with her family. In her free time, she is still happiest working in her garden or otherwise enjoying the outdoors with her husband and three children.

Kristy Caylor is an entrepreneur and sustainability visionary. She brings a unique understanding of the circular economy to For Days, a company she founded with a mission to keep textiles out of landfills. For Days rewards consumers for recycling used textiles in any condition through the company's Take Back Bag program and helps them spend those rewards on sustainable products.

Before founding For Days, Kristy co-founded Maiyet, one of the first ethically-driven luxury retailers. As president, she sourced, built and oversaw a network of artisans across fourteen countries. Kristy launched Maiyet on the Paris runway, opened a store in New York, and sold the collection to major retailers including Barneys, Net a Porter, Selfridges, Bergdorf Goodman, Neiman Marcus and Saks.

Prior to Maiyet, Kristy spent her early career launching and growing businesses for Gap, Inc., including Banana Republic Petites and Banana Republic Japan. She was also instrumental in leading Gap's Product (RED) division.

Caylor has been recognized among The Voss Foundation's Women Helping Women Honorees (2014), the Glossy 50: Fashion Digital Front Runners (2018), Goldman Sachs' Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs (2019) and Entrepreneur's 100 Women of Influence (2022). Under her leadership, For Days was also named as one of Fast Company's Innovation by Design Awardees (2019), World Changing Ideas (2019), and Brands That Matter (2022).

Outside of For Days, Kristy is a member of the CFDA. She has also worked with the UN Foundation, the World Economic Forum's Global Future Council on Consumerism, the Lexus Fashion Initiative advisory board, Cradle to Cradle's Fashion +, and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Textile Initiative.

Kristy holds an MBA from the University of Southern California and a BS in Industrial Engineering with a minor in Fine Arts Painting from Northwestern University.

Neha Coulon is a Managing Director and Head of ESG for EMEA at J.P. Morgan Private Bank based in London. In this role, she leads the ESG efforts in the region, setting the business strategy and helping its clients achieve their sustainability objectives.

Neha spent over a decade at the J.P. Morgan Corporate and Investment bank where she provided investment solutions to some of the largest pension funds and asset managers across Americas and Europe. From 2017 to 2020, she served as the EMEA head of Sustainable Finance in J.P. Morgan's corporate office where she led corporate sustainability initiatives, including engagement with EU policy makers, industry leaders as well as key clients focused on sustainability. She was instrumental in the Firm's announcement of a comprehensive sustainability platform including a $200 billion SDG-linked financing commitment and a plan to be 100% reliant on renewables for the firm's operational footprint by 2020.

In 2020, Neha founded and served as the first global head of the ESG Solutions group at the Corporate and Investment Bank, advising the firm's clients on strategic decisions and corporate financing linked to the energy transition and evolving sustainable consumer preferences, creating ESG -themed financial products and providing ESG data analytics. She has pioneered a number of innovative ESG products across equities, debt, derivatives, structured notes and supply chain financing.

Neha is a member of the Advisory Board for the Climate Risk certification for the Global Association of Risk Professionals. She was previously a member of the UK Green Finance Initiative and the UK-China Green Belt and Road Investor Alliance.

Neha is a guest lecturer at the MBA program at the University of Sussex and was previously a guest lecturer at the Operational Research and Financial Engineering program at Princeton University.

Neha holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University, a Master in Finance from Princeton University and an MBA from Oxford University. She lives in London, with her husband and two children.

David Craig is Co-Chair of the Taskforce for Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD). He has 30 years of experience in financial markets data and technology and sustainable markets. David is the former founder and CEO of Refinitiv, one of the largest data and technology platform providers to financial markets. He was previously founder and CEO of the Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) business and head of strategy at Thomson Reuters and Reuters plc. He spent 8 years as a partner at McKinsey focusing on technology and financial services clients.

David is an Executive Fellow at London Business School Strategy and Entrepreneurship faculty. He is co-chair of the India UK Financial Partnership for TheCityUK, member of the City of London Competitiveness Advisory Board, member of the MAS ITAP (Monetary Authority of Singapore International Advisory Panel) and advisory Board of the SMI (Sustainable Markets Initiative). He is also the founder of Natural Capital Technologies, providing news, information and insights for investing in technologies harnessing natural capital to drive sustainability.

Brian DiMarino is a Managing Director and Head of Operational Sustainability at JPMorgan Chase. In this role, Brian leads the development and implementation of the Firm's global operational sustainability strategy and manages its commitments to carbon neutrality, greenhouse gas (GHG), water, and paper reductions, and transition to electric vehicles. His team is responsible for calculating, mitigating, and offsetting, via Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) and carbon credits, the Firm's ~1mm metric tons of annual emissions. In May 2023, under Brian's leadership, JPMorgan Chase announced that it signed long-term agreements to purchase over $200 million in high quality, durable carbon dioxide removal – intended to remove and store 800,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent from the atmosphere – representing one of the largest carbon removal purchases announced to date.

In 2021, Brian established the Operational Sustainability Team at JPMorgan Chase and has worked to minimize the Firm's environmental impact from operations across its footprint and value chain. Under his leadership, JPMorgan Chase has worked to define and implement best practices and influence the further development of effective carbon markets. It has also joined Frontier, an advance market commitment to purchase carbon removal, and become a founding member of the Sustainable Aviation Buyers Alliance (SABA). Brian has helped develop novel, de-risked power purchase structures and long-term complex carbon credit transactions totaling millions of megawatt hours of renewable electricity and millions of tons of CO2.

Prior to his current role, Brian held other Corporate Finance positions, including serving as CFO of the JPMorgan Chase Americas Real Estate Portfolio, overseeing the financial aspects of numerous real estate projects including the Firm's new headquarters in New York City. Brian previously spent eight years in the J.P. Morgan Private Bank's Planning and Analysis team, ultimately standing up and leading its Business Analytics team.

Brian joined JPMorgan Chase in 2006 after graduating from the State University of New York at Albany. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with concentrations in Finance and Management as well as a Certificate of Sustainable Business Strategy from Harvard Business School.

Jamie Dimon is Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co., a global financial services firm with assets of $3.2 trillion and operations worldwide. The firm is a leader in investment banking, financial services for consumers, small business, commercial banking, financial transaction processing and asset management.

Dimon became CEO on January 1, 2006 and one year later also became Chairman of the Board. He was named President and Chief Operating Officer upon the company's merger with Bank One Corporation on July 1, 2004. Dimon joined Bank One as Chairman and CEO in 2000.

Dimon began his career at American Express Company. Next, he served as Chief Financial Officer and then President at Commercial Credit, which made numerous acquisitions and divestitures, including acquiring Primerica Corporation in 1987 and The Travelers Corporation in 1993. Dimon served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Travelers from 1990 through 1998 while concurrently serving as Chief Operating Officer of its Smith Barney Inc. subsidiary before becoming co-Chairman and Co-CEO of the combined brokerage following the 1997 merger of Smith Barney and Salomon Brothers. In 1998, Dimon was named President of Citigroup Inc., the global financial services company formed by the combination of Travelers Group and Citicorp.

Dimon earned his bachelor's degree from Tufts University and holds an MBA from Harvard Business School. He serves on the boards of directors of a number of non-profit institutions including the Business Roundtable, Bank Policy Institute and Harvard Business School. Additionally, he serves on the executive committee of the Business Council and the Partnership for New York City, and is a member of the Financial Services Forum and Council on Foreign Relations.

George is a marine conservationist, environmental campaigner and blue economy investor. His film "End Of The Line" catalysed the Blue Marine Foundation.

BLUE seeks to protect and restore the Ocean to health. It focuses on marine protected areas and models of sustainable fishing to safeguard biodiversity and build ocean resilience to climate change. With over forty active projects from the Sea of Cortez to the Caspian, and rapidly growing in size, BLUE is leading global efforts to create the "blue belt"- a network of marine reserves in the UK Overseas Territories around the world. This has been described as "the greatest environmental commitment by any government ever."

As a Founding Partner and Chief Impact Officer at the Impact Investment fund Ocean 14 Capital, a €200m growth equity fund addressing the UN's Global Goal 14, George is spearheading investment in aquaculture, fisheries, plastic solutions, seaweed and alternative proteins.

George is an award-winning wildlife photographer and holds a BA from Harvard University.

Former French national soccer team player, Mathieu grew up and studied in Marseille before becoming a professional soccer player in 2003, playing for prestigious teams such as Olympique de Marseille, Arsenal F.C (UK), or A.C Milan (Italy).

In parallel to his soccer career, Mathieu joined in 2016 the Environmental Excellence Committee for the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Also, in 2018, Mathieu was selected to be part of the Young Global Leaders, a network created by the Davos Economic Forum Organization.

In 2021, Mathieu became Entrepreneur-in-Residence of the Atomico investment fund, specialized in new technologies and among the largest in Europe. This fund was founded by Niklaass Zennström, founder of Skype.

GFBiochemicals, founded in 2013, has its headquarters in France and has R&D laboratories in France and the Netherlands. GFBiochemicals is a pioneer company in the green chemistry sector. The company has developed and patented technologies to produce the platform molecule levulinic acid and its derivatives. This molecule has been recognized by the US Department of Energy as one of the 12 molecules that can replace the many harmful molecules produced by petrochemicals.

GFB is improving quality of life for current and future generations, by reducing the negative impacts from consumer goods on the environment and society, while still meeting the people's needs. At GFB, we re-invent chemistry using clean solutions.

Nicholas Flanders is co-founder and CEO of Twelve, a new kind of chemical company built for the climate era that is making everyday products from air, not oil. He has dedicated his career to uncovering and developing energy innovations that help to better our environment and address the climate crisis.

Before launching Twelve he served as COO of Levo, a venture-backed technology startup, and was a business analyst in McKinsey's Cleantech practice where he co-authored groundbreaking studies of the global energy system. He graduated with distinction from Cornell University with a degree in mathematics.

Nicholas was selected as Forbes 30 Under 30 in Energy for 2016 and is a 2016 Echoing Green climate fellow. He holds a M.S. in engineering and MBA from Stanford University.

Ben Goldsmith is the chief executive officer of London-listed investment trust Menhaden Resource Efficiency Plc, which invests in businesses at the forefront of energy and resource efficiency. Previously Ben co-founded WHEB Asset Management, one of Europe's leading sustainability-focused fund management businesses.

Ben chairs the UK Conservative Environment Network as well as the Conservation Collective, a growing global network of locally-focused environmental foundations. Ben is also a Trustee of UK climate foundation the Children's Investment Fund Foundation.

Ben co-founded the UK Environmental Funders' Network and was a non-executive director of the U.K. Government's Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs from 2018 to 2022.

Rodrigo is an inventor, designer, architect and engineer. He has a Master of Architecture with Honours from the Polytechnic University of Madrid, as well as postgraduate qualifications from the Centre for Environmental Planning and Technology University (India), Industrial Design at Pontificia Universidad Católica (Chile), the Umeå Institute of Design, Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art. Prior to Ooho he invented and developed different patents on structural and deployable systems, following suitcases, and other products.

As a lecturer, he has collaborated with different institutions such as Cornell University (USA), CEPT (India) and Kingston University(UK). He won the Gold Medal in the 2nd Improvisation World Championship celebrated in 2009 Santiago de Chile, has been awarded with the National Dyson Design Award, the British-Spanish Society-Telefonica Award, and has won the GAUDI European Competition on Sustainable Architecture three times.

In addition to that, as Co-CEO and cofounder of Notpla, he won the Prince William's £1,000,000 Earthshot Prize in 2022.

Sustainability, climate and the environment are personal passions for Oliver. Since his days at the University of Nottingham where Oliver graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Environmental Biology, he has held a variety of roles over a 23-year career in Financial Services. Currently, he is the Region Head for the United Kingdom, Channel Islands & Ireland Private Bank within Asset & Wealth Management at J.P. Morgan and acts as the J.P. Morgan SE London Branch Manager.

Oliver is a member of the U.K. Philanthropy Governance Committee of the J.P. Morgan Corporate Foundation, focusing on Small Business and ESG. Working with partners, he also co-leads the sustainability vision for the International Private Bank and established the Global Private Bank's Sustainable Investment Summit. Oliver is a Non-Executive Director at Finance Earth, and a Trustee for Blue Ventures Marine Conservation. He was also a Council Member until 2020 of the Sustainable Markets Initiative, focusing on the need to accelerate global progress towards a sustainable future.

Evy Hambro, Managing Director and Global Head of Thematic and Sector-based investing is a member of the Thematics and Sectors team within BlackRock's Fundamental Equity division. Mr. Hambro is a named co-manager of the team's mining portfolios (such as BGF World Mining and the BlackRock World Mining Trust), gold portfolios (such as BGF World Gold and BlackRock Gold & General), circular economy portfolios (BGF Circular Economy) and brown to green materials portfolios (BGF Brown to Green Materials).

Mr. Hambro is also a member of the BlackRock Global Operating Committee. Mr. Hambro's service with the firm dates back to 1994 including his years with Mercury Asset Management and Merrill Lynch Investment Managers (MLIM) which merged with BlackRock in 2006.

He has worked for the firm in London, Sydney and Toronto. Mr. Hambro earned a BSc degree, with honors, in Agricultural Food Marketing, from Newcastle University in 1994. He is a Court Assistant for the Worshipful Company of Fishmongers, Trustee of The Royal Drawing School, Trustee of Burdett Trust for Nursing, advisor to the Julian Baring Scholarship Fund and sits on the Senior Advisory Board to Critical Resource Strategy and Analysis Ltd.

Olivia Jenkins is the Head of The Philanthropy Centre for J.P. Morgan Private Bank in Europe and the Middle East. Serving as an advisor to J.P. Morgan's private clients on their philanthropy, Olivia provides advice on focus, strategy and governance as well as ongoing opportunities for peer-to-peer learning and connections with likeminded philanthropists.

Olivia is passionate about the philanthropy ecosystem, believing strongly in encouraging collaboration to ensure that as a society we demand investment in underprivileged communities. Prior to J.P. Morgan she worked for Sentebale, an HIV/AIDs charity founded by the Duke of Sussex where she was integral in defining the expansion strategy of the organisation – including geographic growth in Southern Africa and a renewed focus on women and girls.

Olivia is also a trustee of AfriKids UK, a charity focussed on keeping children in northern Ghana happy, healthy, safe and in school and holds a BA in Economics with a focus on Development Economics from Durham University.

Hannah Jones is the CEO of The Earthshot Prize, a prize and a platform founded by HRH The Prince of Wales and the Royal Foundation in 2020 to search, spotlight and scale solutions that can help repair and regenerate the planet in this decade.

Hannah is a social and environmental advocate believing in the power of entrepreneurism, innovation and collaboration to affect systems change. She started her career in radio, at the BBC, before working as a social entrepreneur in a British Charity, founding and leading pan-European AIDS/HIV prevention and anti-racism campaigns across 100's of Radio stations. She then worked on the founding team of Microsoft's philanthropy program in EMEA before joining Nike to help start their first Corporate Responsibility team in EMEA.

For 16 years, as Nike's first Chief Sustainability Officer, working to the CEO and the Nike Board of Directors, Hannah helped lead the transformation of Nike's labour rights and sustainability efforts, turning both functions into engines of business model innovation and industry change. Following that, Hannah founded Nike Valiant Labs, a venture to bring a culture of lean start-up, human centred design & entrepreneurialism to Nike, housing a vibrant diverse culture of entrepreneurs delivering a growing portfolio of new disruptive digital businesses and offerings with purpose at their core.

Named twice to Fast Company's top 100 Creative People list, a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader, and winner of the C.K Prahalad 2013 award for leadership in Sustainability, Hannah has served on the board of the Method Soap & Ecover brands, was the co-chair and co-founder of We Mean Business, a coalition of progressive businesses working to influence climate policy, and has served on the boards and councils of Mercy Corps, the UNHCR Business Advisory Council and the Purpose Climate Lab. Today, Hannah is a non-executive director on the board of Oatly, a sustainability advisor to UCB, a global Biotech company, an advisor to the Queens Gambit, an all-female SPAC, a mentor with the Unreasonable Group, and a mentor to as many talented diverse future leaders as she can fit in.

Carl-Erik Lagercrantz is a seasoned business leader with extensive experience in the IT and telco segments, with leading roles at, among others, Utfors, Telenor and British Telecom Nordics. He is 59 years old and lives with his family in Stockholm, Sweden.

Carl-Erik is co-founder and CEO of Vargas Holding, a European impact company builder, with Swedish roots. Founded in 2014, Vargas has initiated, invested in and launched four of Europe's most ambitious and disruptive impact brands. As a board representative in all Vargas portfolio companies, Carl-Erik is active and dedicated contributor to the strategic development of Polarium, Northvolt, H2 Green Steel and Aira. Vargas belief is that we need commercial solutions to deal with our time's biggest challenge, the climate crisis. And that we can accelerate decarbonisation by putting innovation, technology and capital to work.

Polarium was Vargas' first major project. Founded – in 2015, the company is on a journey to empower a sustainable world with smart and modular energy storage solutions build on lithium-ion technology. Polarium was recognised as one of the fastest growing companies in Europe by Financial Times' annual FT1000 ranking in 2021. In June 2022, Swedish pension company AMF invested SEK 955M (approx. $100M) which will enable Polarium to further accelerate its impact and rapid growth rate. The investment was made on a $1B valuation.

Northvolt is set to become Europe's leading battery manufacturer through large-scale production, vertical integration, a high degree of automation and access to renewable energy. Offering high-performance lithium-ion cells based on proprietary chemistry. Presently, the company is developing manufacturing capacity to deliver on $55 billion in orders from key customers, including BMW, Fluence, Scania, Volvo Cars, and Volkswagen Group. Northvolt has since 2017 secured $8 billion in equity and debt to deliver on its plans to establish a supply of sustainable batteries to enable the decarbonization of society. Production of the first batteries first began in December 2021.

H2 Green Steel is Vargas' third project, launched in February 2021. The company will produce the greenest steel at the lowest cost by 2025 and H2 Green Steel will be a large-scale, fully integrated steel producer based on a green manufacturing process targeting large European OEMs. The company will produce 5 million tonnes of high-quality steel by 2030. As a result of strong customer demand for green steel, H2 Green Steel has signed offtake supply agreements for €10+bn of the volumes it will produce starting in 2025.

Aira, launched in June 2023, provides clean energy-tech solutions to consumers and is set to become Europe's number one direct-to-consumer brand within the industry. Aira accelerates electrification of residential heating. With Aira, consumers across Europe have a go-to-provider for complete home energy saving solutions, with intelligent heat pumps at the heart. The consumer-centric subscription model and vertical integration enables best-in-class consumer economics and cost leadership. Aira is currently piloting in Italy and will launch in Germany and UK later this year. The 2030 ambition is to be present in more than 20 markets, with more than 10,000 clean energy experts and technicians employed across Europe. Within ten years, Aira will serve 5 million European homes with much needed greener and cheaper residential heating.

Christyan, a Managing Director is Global Head of Energy Strategy for J.P. Morgan and Head of EMEA Oil & Gas Equity Research. Christyan and his team have been consistently top-ranked by Institutional Investor in European Exploration and Production and Oilfield Services over the last 11 years, most recently achieving the #1 rank in the 2020-2022 II Surveys for Oil & Gas Exploration and Production in both the Developed Europe and Emerging EMEA categories. He is also ranked the top rated global energy analyst in the individual category. Christyan has written extensively on Global and European Majors' energy transition and disruption, energy macro strategy and the Supercyle thesis, and has hosted a suite of industry thought leaders including Saudi Minister of Energy HRH Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman Al Saud, OPEC Secretary General HE Mohammed Barkindo, US Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm and the Executive Director of the IEA Fatih Birol. He has previously worked at Nomura, DB and BP, and graduated from Imperial College, London, with a First in Chemical Engineering. He is originally Egyptian, and Arabic is his second language.

Cressida Myers is co-Portfolio Manager on the Global Private Bank's suite of discretionary Sustainable Investment offerings including Sustainable Equity, Sustainable Fixed Income and Sustainable Multi-Asset portfolios. She is also Head of International Portfolio Strategy in the Endowment & Foundations CIO team, based in London.

Cressida is responsible on an on-going basis for sustainable investments across liquid markets, macroeconomic analysis, strategic and tactical allocation, portfolio construction and performance across the bank's sustainable portfolios as well as international discretionary assets within the Endowments & Foundations Group.

In 2017 Cressida worked as a Director at Victory Farms, a sustainable aquaculture start-up in Kenya. Cressida focused on developing ESG KPIs, capital raising and strategy. Whilst there, Cressida also implemented a microfinance program to support local market women in the poorest neighbourhoods of Nairobi to grow their family businesses. Previously she spent a decade as a Senior Investment Director at Cambridge Associates where she focused on managing sustainable long-term investment portfolios for endowments, foundations and family offices. Her work included macroeconomic analysis, asset allocation, portfolio construction and investment manager selection with a specialist focus on alternative assets.

Alongside her work at J.P. Morgan, Cressida is an Investment Committee member for the Board of a $400m European Private Family Foundation. Prior to starting her investment career, Cressida read Geography at Brasenose College, Oxford.

Diana Robinson is Managing Director and Head of Investments & Advice for the United Kingdom, Ireland & Channel Islands for the J.P. Morgan Private Bank. She is responsible for overseeing the overall investments business for the region, leading a team of advisors delivering portfolio management and advisory services for clients with assets across equities, fixed income and alternative investments.

Diana has recently returned to the U.K., having managed the investments business for the J.P. Morgan Private Bank across the APAC region from the firm's Hong Kong and Singapore offices. Prior to these roles, she led the J.P. Morgan Private Bank Equities team based in London, advising clients on the outlook for equity markets globally, and oversaw equity trading, syndicate, structured products and mutual funds.

Previously, Diana was Head of U.S. Equities at the J.P. Morgan Corporate & Investment Bank in London from 1997 to 2007. Between these roles at J.P. Morgan, she managed her own financial services consulting firm, contracting with a broad range of clients, with a particular interest in Social Finance and Sustainability. Diana is a certified business coach with a focus on women in finance.

Diana is a grateful beneficiary of the firm's supportive policy of geographic mobility offering the opportunity to build a career spanning three continents.

Carlotta is the Head of Impact Investing at J.P. Morgan Private Bank. She has fifteen years of experience in impact investing, with a core dual mandate of generating financial returns alongside positive social and/or environmental outcomes.

Before joining the firm in 2022, she worked at British International Investments (BII, formerly known as CDC Group), where she was a Director and Head of Fund Solutions. Prior to this role, she was an Investment Director on BII's Intermediated Equity team. At BII, she invested in emerging markets, with a focus on the African continent, South Asia and Latin America through select fund investments, co-investments and portfolio management responsibilities.

Before BII, Carlotta worked at the African Development Bank, where she invested in fund managers across Africa and developed some of the first blended finance structures to mobilize capital into the continent at scale.

Carlotta began her career at the World Bank and International Finance Corporation in Washington, D.C. In this role, she worked with governments in South Asia (Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka) and Africa (Ghana and Malawi) on Financial Sector Development programs and projects, including as part of the joint World Bank – International Monetary Fund Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP). She also co-authored a book on South Asian bond market development based on her field research.

Carlotta holds an MA(Hons) from the University of St Andrews in Scotland and an MA from Johns Hopkins University – School of Advanced International Affairs.