University for a Night 2010
Table Discussion Topics and Distinguished Faculty

Small groups gather over dinner with plenary speakers and other members of our Distinguished Faculty – experts from around the world.

1Young people as catalysts for change
DFDaniel Kropf, Co-Founder, Universal Education Foundation
2Advances in family philanthropy
DFKatherine Lorenz, Deputy Director, Institute for Philanthropy
3 New partnerships to combat under-nutrition and reduce hunger around the world
DFK.S. Murthy, Chief Executive, Bhavishya Alliance
4Advances in family philanthropy
DFBruce Schearer, Chairman, Apollo Philanthropy Partners
5Job creation as a means of building stable societies
DFRon Bruder, Founder & CEO, Education for Employment Foundation
6Women and girls as catalysts for change
DFJudith Bruce, Senior Associate and Policy Analyst, Population Council
7Technology, philanthropy and change
DFPamela Hawley, Founder & CEO, Universal Giving
8Investing for social, environmental and economic impact
DFLaura Callanan, Social Sector Office, McKinsey and Co.
DFJed Emerson, Blended Value
9How business and philanthropists can support broad-based development in the Arab World
DFIlham Zhiri, Association of Women Entrepreneurs of Morocco
DFYoussef Dib, CEO, Private Banking, Crédit Agricole
10Social change through personal change and leadership
DFDiana Calthrope Rose, President, Garrison Institute
11Women and girls as catalysts for change
DFZainab Salbi, Founder & CEO, Women for Women International
12Growing democracy and open societies in Africa
DFTawanda Mutasah, Director of Programs and Africa Advisory Board Chair, Open Society Institute
13How business and philanthropists can support broad-based development in Africa
DFHylton Appelbaum, Executive Director, Liberty Group Limited
14How business and philanthropists can support broad-based development in Latin America
DFTony Custer, Chairman, Corporación Custer S.A.
DFSirkka Korpela, Professor, Columbia Univerity School for International and Public Affairs
15Investing for social, environmental and economic impact
DFMartin Bussman, Mannheim LLC
16Creative partnerships for public health
DFMonika Kalra Varma, Director, Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Rights
DFKristine Stratton, Executive Director, Waterkeeper Alliance
17Using arts and culture for social change and development
DFLoreen Arbus, Principal, Loreen Arbus Productions
18Addressing the challenges of climate change
DFAnn Davlin, Director of Development, Carbon War Room
DFAdele Simmons, President Global Philanthropy Partnership
19Using arts and culture for social change and development
DFJimmie Briggs, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Man Up Campaign
20Using arts and culture for social change and development
DFChris Herbert, Director of Development, Sing for Hope
21What is needed to create a peaceful, multicultural and religiously pluralistic world?
DFBruce Payne, Executive Director, Shelley and Donald Rubin Foundation
22Getting kids started right – New approaches to basic education
DFPatrícia Segatto, Director, Communications, Instituto Rukha