Carmen is the CEO & Chocolatier of Cocoa Belle Chocolates. Located in Central Arkansas, Cocoa Belle Chocolates specializes in handmade artisan chocolate truffles, barks, sauces and butters. Cocoa Belle Chocolates client list for custom work ranges from Fortune 500 companies, boutique hotels, and government officials. In 2017, Cocoa Belle Chocolate landed on the pages of Vogue’s Culinary Collection featuring the new line of decadent chocolate sauces and chocolate butters. Cocoa Belle Chocolates was featured at the International Chocolate Festival 2018 in San Mateo, California with over 10,000 people in attendance. Retail locations are in downtown Little Rock inside Bella Vita Jewelry and in Fort Smith inside The Shoppes at BrickCity. Most recently, Carmen is the Founder of CB-Dulce, a line of cannabidiol infused chocolates launching late Spring 2019. She will also be featured on a new baking competition on Food Network called Bake You Rich, airing Spring 2019.

Executive director of The Nutrition Coalition, Indiana University School of Medicine

Dr. Sarah Hallberg is the Medical Director at Virta Health, the first clinically-proven treatment to safely and sustainably reverse type 2 diabetes without medications or surgery. Before Virta, Dr. Hallberg founded Indiana University Arnett's Medically Supervised Weight Loss Program where she still serves as Medical Director. She is also an adjunct clinical assistant professor of medicine at Indiana University School of Medicine and the executive director of The Nutrition Coalition. She received her bachelor's and master's degrees in kinesiology and exercise science from Illinois State University and her degree in medicine from Des Moines University.

Zubaida Bai is a thought leader and innovator of health and livelihood solutions for under-served women and girls globally. Building on her expertise as an engineer, a product designer, and empathetic communicator, Zubaida’s built a brand and a growing product line though ayzh(pronounced “eyes”). She has set in motion a movement that addresses market failures and gives voice to the oft-ignored matter that is women’s health. She is also the founder of Happy Woman Foundation and Fund, aimed at catalyzing the next wave of changes that enable women to achieve their entrepreneurial dreams while wielding public influence at a grand scale.

Cam Kashani is known as the “Godmother of Silicon Beach”. She is a 3x founder, a highly sought after transformational and mindset coach, an Expert Speaker with US State Department, and a single mom of twin boys. She’s worked with 4000+ Entrepreneurs and 700+ startups. She has also been named by Inc. Magazine as one of thirty “Inspirational Women in Tech”. She previously cofounded the first coworking space in Los Angeles for technology startups and entrepreneurs in 2010, Coloft. During her four years there, Coloft had over 1800 alumni, including Uber LA, Instacart, Fullscreen and others. Cam is on a mission is to humanize business, and her vision is a global economy that thrives on “WE” as opposed to “ME”. While Cam works with men and women, she has a deeply rooted passion for working specifically with women as she believes that women that embrace their deeply rooted power can collectively shift the energy in business, and ultimately create a more harmonious environment for us all.

Sheila Colclasure spearheads LiveRamp’s comprehensive, industry-leading Global Data Ethics Program, which includes: providing consumers with transparency, notice, and control; designing ethical practices into LiveRamp products and services; conducting hundreds of Data Protection Impact Assessments each year; performing regular privacy, security, and risk assessments; and working closely with organizations around the world focused on policy, law and enforcement. Simultaneously, she provides support and consult to LiveRamp’s more than 1,000 clients, including brands, agencies, technology vendors, data providers and publishers. Sheila is recognized as a global authority on applied data ethics, consumer advocacy and information policy. She participates in numerous domestic and international efforts to help develop effective data policy, establish industry best practices and achieve maximum harmonization of information policy across the world.

Sheila is a 2017 Presidential Leadership Scholar and was recognized by CSO as one of “12 amazing women in security.” She serves on the advisory boards of the Information Accountability Foundation (IAF) and the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF) and is corporate liaison to several industry standards-setting groups. Prior to joining LiveRamp, She was the Global Chief Data Ethics Officer at Acxiom, LiveRamp’s former parent company, after holding the title of Acxiom’s Americas Privacy and Public Policy Officer for nearly 20 years. Before Acxiom, she worked for the US Senate and then managed congressional and political affairs for the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants in its Washington DC office. Sheila has a master’s degree in communications, specializing in business and political communication.

Alex is the founder and CEO for W2O, a food technology firm for the past ten years. He specializes in creating Good Food with niche expertise in taste & smell neuroscience and clean label plant-based sweeteners and flavors.Prior to that, Alex had held various R&D leadership positions in companies including Pepsi, Starbucks, and Wrigley. He led technical teams to achieve business results. Alex holds a PhD in Food Science from University of Wisconsin-Madison.

Ms Andrea Phua currently serves as the Economic Counsellor at the Embassy of Singapore in Washington, DC. She took up this appointment in January 2018. Prior to this assignment, Andrea was the Deputy Chief Negotiator of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), where she led the Singapore team and oversaw the various chapters of the agreement. She also managed the US-Singapore economic relationship and concurrently staffed Singapore’s Committee on the Future Economy, which was a public-private sector led effort in 2016 to identify the key policy shifts for the Singapore economy to prepare industries and the workforce for the future. Before her stint in the trade and economic sector, Andrea was an A-Levels English Literature teacher from 2008 to 2011. Andrea received a Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours) in English Literature from University College London (2007), and graduated with Distinction from Oxford University (2008), where she completed a Masters in English Literature. She also holds a Post-Graduate Diploma in Education from the National Institute of Education (Singapore) (2009).

Lara Romano is a career diplomat who has served in the Croatian Foreign Service since 1997, currently as Deputy Chief of Mission at the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia to the United States of America in Washington, D.C. Ms. Romano most recently held the position as Head of North America Department at the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs and has previously served, inter alia, at the Croatian Embassy in Tel Aviv and Croatian Permanent Missions to the UN in New York and Geneva. In 2014, Lara Romano became the first Croatian women diplomat from the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs to serve in NATO ISAF and Resolute Support missions in Afghanistan, in a dual-hatted role of Political Advisor to NATO Senior Civilian Representative and Field Coordinator for the Croatian bilateral development projects with Afghan women and children. Ms. Romano holds a B.A. in Art History and Theatre Arts from Tel Aviv University. Her extensive diplomatic training includes Diplomatic Academy in Zagreb, SWEDINT Nordic Centre for Gender in Military Operations, and European Security and Defense College. Ms. Romano is alumna of the George C. Marshall European Centre for Security Studies. Fluent in English, Italian and Hebrew, Ms. Romano is dedicated to promoting the importance of women in diplomatic service.

Emi is responsible for leading the Wholesale Channel for Unilever US. She plays a key role in the strategy development for the division, as well as value creating initiatives for both Unilever/Walmart sustainability programs. Emi is the executive sponsor for Diversity & Inclusion “U&I” initiatives in the Rogers Field Office.

Prior to Unilever, Emi spent 13 years at Walmart Stores Inc in several merchandising, sourcing, and private brands roles where she grew the business, and built a diverse, cross-functional background including an international assignment in Costa Rica.

Emi was raised in Mexico City in a bilingual/multicultural environment and has spent the past 16yrs in Northwest Arkansas. She received her B.S. in International Business at the Universidad Panamericana in Mexico City and completed her MBA at the University of Arkansas’ Walton College of Business. Emi currently serves as past chair on the Sam Walton College Deans’ Alumni Advisory Council, is a board member of Pay It Forward Foundation and is a member of the Executive Leadership Team for the NWA March of Dimes Signature Chefs Auction. Emi lives in Rogers, AR with her husband Tony and boys AJ (11yrs) and Alex (3yrs).

Jeanne Bernick is a market strategist and business specialist for national accounting and finance firm K·Coe Isom. Jeanne matches the needs of commercial ag producers with K·Coe Isom’s talent and tools, facilitating healthy, growing farm and food operations that are sustainable for generations to come. She offers a depth of industry insights and works alongside producers to zero-in on solutions to keep family businesses thriving.

Specifically, she has a passion for supporting women in agriculture and helping provide succession planning and strategic advisory for women coming back to their family farm businesses or working in agribusiness. She is the co-author of a women’s ag leadership book “Ceres Rising: How Women are Leading Farm Business”.

Prior to joining K·Coe Isom, Jeanne spent 20 years as an editor with Farm Journal Media, developing long-standing relationships with large commercial ag producers and their families. Jeanne helped establish a national women’s business conference that provides a community for women to find resources and network with like-minded business owners.

Jeanne is involved in several business organizations, and currently sits on the boards of Iowa Women in Agriculture and the University of Nebraska Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Program.

Visit her “Boots and Biz” website designed to support women in agriculture at: www.bootsandbiz.com

Lori L. Burrows is Vice President and General Counsel of Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation (AECC); a regulated, public utility serving nearly 1.3 million Arkansans. Before joining AECC, she worked for the Arkansas Public Service Commission and Attorney General’s office. A graduate of Harvard Business School’s Advanced Management Program (AMP 193) and an honor graduate of the UA Bowen School of Law, Lori also served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Micronesia. As a leader on several non-profit boards, Lori gives her time and energy to causes that support women and the arts and which advance society as a whole. One of her labors of love was forming Arkansas Women In Power that helps recruit, maintain and promote women in energy. Recognized in Arkansas Business’ Arkansas 250 and 40 Under 40 lists, as well as AY Magazine’s Powerful Woman in Law and Vanguard Law Magazine for her public service work, Lori uses her public profile to bring awareness and meaningful change to the causes she believes will make the world better for her two daughters.

Linda Clemons from Indianapolis, Indiana is the CEO of Sisterpreneur® Inc. Linda is an award- winning a record setting sales producer as well as one of the top sales trainers in the world in the resort/timeshare industry where clients have generated over two billion in sales. A Body Language Expert trained and certified in Analytic Interviewing and Statement Analysis ™ which is a process used to detect deception. Her clients and audiences to include Southwest Airlines, Coca-Cola, Spanx, Publicis, Nielsen, National Urban League, Nestle, MGM, Major League Baseball, Wells Fargo. Leo Burnett Worldwide, US Customs, FBI, Marriott, Hilton, Wyndham and Starwood. Her client list includes celebrities, executives, politicians, and entrepreneurs. Linda has opened for or shared the stage with such notables as Oprah Winfrey, President Obama, Steve Wozniak co- founder of Apple, Dr. Condoleezza Rice and Mary Jo White former SEC Chair.

Awards to include but not limited to:
Office Depot National Entrepreneur Award Women of Wealth Top Mentor Award.
A listing in the United States Congressional Records for community work.
Sagamore of the Wabash the highest civilian award given by the governor in the State of Indiana.
Memberships-Rotary International
National Board member for the National Congress of Black Women Recognized by President Obama for community work

Dr. Tina Allton is the President and CEO of the Chamber for Africa Diaspora Relations. (CADR). She is a disruptive visionary tackling World’s challenges of the 21st century. As a multi-award winning Serial Entrepreneur, author, keynote speaker, and an educational psychologist, she is catalyzing sustainable economic development through her endeavors, has mentored over 5000 entrepreneurs and empowered more than 35,000 women on entrepreneurship. She also currently the Vice President for the Global women leaders committee for the World Business Angels Investment forum She supports, mentors and trains entrepreneurs and global leaders to succeed in life and business through her global consultancy practice called 160 Consultancy. As the former High Commissioner to Ghana for the World Business Angels Investment Forum (WBAF) an affiliated partner of the G20 Financial Inclusion Committee, her objectives were to develop relationships within the financial institutions, government, and global financial markets and institutions such as the London stock exchange group. She helped identify key partners within the government of Ghana to deliver a comprehensive Africa Master plan developed by the WBAF officially launched in Istanbul in 2019. She earned her QBAC+ at the London Stock Exchange group. She’s the co-founder of Undefeeted, a fastest growth diabetes nonprofit inspired by her daughter, which launched in the UK in 2015, within 5 months won an award for Best Not for Profit organization and has done so for 4 years running, a year to date in 2016 it had achieved an unprecedented 6.7 Million global reach. For over a decade Tina led the multi-award-winning Circle Podiatry together with her husband to win over 15 awards nationally including Best Small business in London for service excellence. Tina has a proven track record in global leadership, change management, business growth, women’s empowerment, sales, and global business expansion. She has personally done over 2.2 million pounds in sales in her own family business. Tina is an ordained minister, married to her best friend and mother to 7 children & one granddaughter. As a sought-after speaker, Tina has spoken in 4 continents, 12 countries, and 25+ cities including the USA, Bahamas, Europe, India, and Africa. She has shared the stage with Sylvester Stallone, Al Pacino, Jermaine Jackson, Vanilla Ice, and Michelle Mone, as well as business and thought leaders such as Dr. Nido Qubein, (Highpoint University- USA), JayAbraham, Randi Zuckerberg, and more. Her core values are integrity, loyalty, hard work and perseverance.

Beth Keck has an extensive background in international business, global public affairs, sustainability, and corporate responsibility. Currently, she is Practitioner-in-Residence, China Studies, at The Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS). Previously at Walmart, she led the company’s $100 million Women’s Economic Empowerment commitment to train one million women, and the globalization of the company’s environmental sustainability program, including its sustainable agriculture strategy and landmark China responsible for sourcing initiatives. Before joining Walmart in 2004, Ms. Keck was based in China for the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and The Boeing Company. She is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and the National Committee on US-China Relations, and on the board of directors of ACDI/VOCA and Tanager, international development nonprofit organizations operating in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

Jennifer King is the Director, Strategic Sourcing, Raw Materials at Kellogg Company. Ms. King leads a team of five sourcing professionals managing strategy development and execution for highly complex commodity portfolios. She also directs and leads purchasing and supply chain activities. Ms. King influences and facilitates the sustainability and responsible sourcing efforts for multiple category groups. She is the program procurement leader for Kellogg Grains+ and an executive sponsor for multiple strategic and developmental supplier relationships. She has been active in Diversity & Inclusion programs since she began her career with Kellogg and currently leads the D&I team within the North American procurement function. She is also very engaged in driving the supplier diversity program within Kellogg.Ms. King has a Master of Business Administration degree from University of Sioux Falls and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Buena Vista University.

Jeannette Ceja is a bilingual Travel Journalist, TV Host, Travel Advisor and a Global Public Speaker based in Los Angeles. She combined her love for travel and media into an internationally recognized company known as Jet Set with Jeannette. As the go-to travel expert for high-profile clients and media outlets around the world. Jeannette's expertise encompasses luxury travel, female travel, and diversity (Latinx) travel.This year, Jeannette was awarded as one of the Top 20 Global Women of Excellence by U.S. Congressman Danny K. Davis and the Multi Ethnic Advisory Task at the 7th Annual International Women’s Day Celebration. Her latest nomination in business was by the Los Angeles Business Journal for the Women’s Council & Awards that took place in June 2019.In 2018, Jeannette was the official Travel Host for the World Woman Summit at the Clinton Presidential Center. Where she was recognized as Travel Host of the Year. A respected Speaker, Jeannette has spoken at travel conferences all over the world including: The Women in Travel Summit, The New York Travel Festival, Tourism in Romania Conference, Impact Travel Immersion Conference, Epic Mastermind Conference, Travel Talks and the Travel Unity- Economic Development through Diversity Summit. She’s been an emcee for the New York Travel Festival and the Impact Travel Immersion Global Conference. Now, Jeannette’s on the Board of Advisors for Travel Unity. An inspirational motivator, she created a series of sold-out workshops for female solo travelers and on Vision Boards. Jeannette was named a Power Player of 2018 by Angeleno Magazine.

Jeannette is a proud Global Ambassador for Synergy of Empowered Women, Kind Traveler and the Free Wheelchair Mission. A passion for travel has taken her to over 60 countries to date. Jeannette continues to be a sought-after travel expert for media and conferences all over the world.

Michael Dermer is an entrepreneur, lawyer, speaker, coach, founder and author of The Lonely Entrepreneur – a one-stop shop that understand the entrepreneur’s struggle and provides solutions to the business and personal issues we all face as entrepreneurs. Michael founded and sold the first company to reward people for being healthy and is considered a pioneer of the health rewards industry. Michael’s book is based on his experience of watching the company he built from the ground up almost get destroyed overnight by the financial crisis of 2008. Today, Michael’s mission is to help unlock the potential of entrepreneurs worldwide by turning their passion into success through The Lonely Entrepreneur Learning Community.

Victoria Sherman is a global business and entrepreneurial leader, founding member of The Lonely Entrepreneur and a passionate advocate and supporter for female founders and youth development. Over the last 15 years, Victoria has successfully held senior leadership roles in the areas of executive management, strategic business planning, partnership development, corporate finance and operations, product, marketing and sales at Fortune 500 companies like IBM, PepsiCo and Dell EMC, small business, and startup environments.

Celia Swanson is notably recognized as the first female executive vice president at Walmart Inc., breaking the glass ceiling for women throughout the Fortune 1 company. Her deep expertise in retail, large-scale transformation, company culture, and multi-generational workforce engagement serves as the cornerstone of her career legacy. Celia was hand-selected by the Walmart U.S. CEO to co-lead a cost-savings and associate engagement strategy transforming store operations for 1.4 million associates.

Sarah Catherine (SC) Gutierrez is the founder of Aptus Financial. She holds an MPP from Harvard University and the CFP® and CRPS® designations. She founded Aptus in 2011 with a fixed fee, “advice only” pricing model aimed at eliminating financial conflicts of interest. The Aptus team of planners has now worked with hundreds of clients in over 40 states. They have also implemented over a dozen retirement plans with fixed fees and focused on financial wellness.SC is is a national speaker on the following topics: “living like a resident” aimed at young attending physicians to aggressively pay off student loan debt; eliminating conflicts of interest in the financial industry; and recruiting women to become financial advisors. SC runs a blog for women and finance called “Ladysplaining money.”SC is married to Jorge Gutierrez, and they have three children Marco (6), Max (4) and Lucia (3).

Kristin Duncanson is an owner and partner at Duncanson Growers and the newly formed Highland Family Farms located in Mapleton, MN. Kristin and husband of 30 plus years, Pat, raise corn, soybeans, rye, oats , specialty corn and hogs with a commitment to a triple bottom line approach: economic profitability, environmental improvement and community engagement. She is a consultant on sustainability strategy, helping producers and the supply change collaborate on conservation and sustainability planning. Kristin is an advisor at the Meridian Institute’s AGree project, former chair and current board member of the MN AgriGrowth Council. Past Chair of the Non-Profit Feeding Our Communities Partners, past chair of the Minnesota Soybean Growers Association, former board member of the American Soybean Growers, a member of AAPEX, Moving Forward Advisory Council and several commodity groups. In 2017, she became a Board Member of the Mankato Area Foundation and in June 2018 at Trustee for the Minnesota, South Dakota and North Dakota chapter of The Nature Conservancy. In 2001-2002, Kristin attended the University of Minnesota Humphrey Institute where she was a Policy Fellow. She is a 1981 graduate of Luther College with a degree in Political Science and Communications and a 2012 graduate of TEPAP at Texas A&M. Kristin started her professional career on Capitol Hill in the office of Senator Rudy Boschwitz as a legislative aide before moving back to Minnesota to work at Hubbard Milling Company as territory manager and specialty feed marketing manager. Pat and Kristin are parents to six young adult children and enjoy traveling the world where they are not always comfortable.

Melissa Thoma is cofounder and principal with Little Rock, Arkansas-based brand strategy and marketing communications firm Thoma Thoma. Since starting the firm in 1988, Melissa has worn many hats as an entrepreneur: business leader, speech and presentation coach, human resource manager, creative director and brand strategist. Melissa created a special practice area focused on marketing to women, wrote a regular column title “The Business of Marriage” for WomenEntrepreneur.com and led development of numerous agency consultative services, including The Brand Navigator™, The Creativity Catalyst™, The Media Coach™ and The Presentation Coach™. Today she provides senior strategic counsel to both clients and agency personnel. Melissa and her partner, Martin Thoma, created the proprietary brand development process known as The Brand Navigator™ to help executive leadership unleash the power of their brands to attract customers, engage and retain employees and drive revenues. As principals of Thoma Thoma, Melissa and Martin established a company culture of giving to the community. Their firm has provided pro bono design work and they have chaired committees and boards for non-profits since their first year in business. In its nearly 30-year history, the firm has provided well over $1.5 million in in-kind support to non-profits across the state. Melissa has served as the president of the board of directors for Wildwood Park. She and husband Martin co-chair the Arkansas District Metropolitan Opera Auditions. Melissa also serves on the board of the Mid-America Arts Alliance, ACANSA Arts Festival, UALR Friends of the Arts and Arkansas Tumor Foundation as well as the advisory board for the World Woman Foundation. Prior to co-founding Thoma Thoma, Melissa owned two graphic design firms. Melissa also has a strong background in publishing as an art director for Arkansas Business, the Arkansas Times, and the Quapaw Chronicle newspaper. Melissa is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, with a bachelor’s degree in journalism.

Pearl McElfish, PhD, MBA, MS Vice Chancellor, UAMS Northwest Regional Campus Dr. Pearl McElfish serves as Vice Chancellor for the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Northwest Regional Campus in Fayetteville, Arkansas, oversees the Office of Community Health and Research, and serves as Director of the Center for Pacific Islander Health. She holds faculty appointments in the UAMS Colleges of Medicine, Nursing, and Public Health and in the University of Arkansas College of Education and Health Professions. She is the founder of the Office of Community Health and Research at UAMS Northwest Regional Campus and of the Center for Pacific Islander Health at UAMS. Since late 2014, she has been awarded more than $30 million in federal grants as Principal Investigator and more than $80 million as Co-Investigator to address health disparities and has published more than 100 peer-reviewed articles. Dr. McElfish holds a PhD in public policy, a master’s degree in business administration, and a master’s degree in community and economic development. She is a certified Project Management Professional and a Certified Community Developer with more than 15 years of experience working in health care administration and community health. Dr. McElfish is committed to promoting a diverse workforce on the UAMS Northwest Campus. Her research focuses on reducing health disparities in Pacific Islander and Hispanic communities and on healthy food systems. She also conducts methodological research into best practices for community-based participatory research and disseminating research results to participants and communities. She has received funding from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and other private foundations.

Dr. Richard Davis serves as University of Arkansas Medical Science Division Director, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI), Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and is Medical Director for the physician assistants program. She practices REI, trains obstetrics and gynecology residents, teaches medical and PA students. She is passionate about a holistic approach to women health and wellness. Recently, she serves as lead instructor for UAMS Culinary Medicine program started in 2018. She does medical research in the areas of menopause, PCOS, breast cancer survivorship, fibroids and infertility. She serves on board of trustee for the North American Menopause Society (NAMS) and in leadership roles in multiple professional organizations like NAMS, ASRM, AAMC. She has received millions of dollars in grants and awards. She has over 50 peer-reviewed publication, multiple chapters and has published a book on infertility- Planning Parenthood. She received her medical doctor (MD) degree from Louisiana State University School of Medicine New Orleans in 1982 and received her Bachelors of Science (BS) degree from Southern University in 1977. She completed her Residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology and her Internship in Transitional Medicine from Madigan Army Medical, Tacoma, WA in 1986. After serving in the Army for several years and private practice, she returned to training and completed her fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) at Hutzel Hospital, Wayne State University, Detroit MI in 1994. She recently completed her masters of business (MBA) at University of Arkansas Little Rock in May 2017. She is former Chair of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Associate Director of Center for Women Health Research at Meharry Medical College in Nashville from 2007-2013. She also served as as Chief of the Veteran Women Reproductive Services at Tennessee Valley Hospital Veteran Authorities, Chief of Service of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Nashville General Hospital. Prior to Nashville, she practiced in New Orleans beginning at Tulane University School of Medicine as an Assistant Professor, Clinical Professor and Assistant Dean at Tulane University School of Medicine until 1998. She practiced private REI for 2 years with Fertility and Laser Institute in Metairie and Baton Rouge. She was recruited to Ochsner Clinic to lead their division of REI establishing Ochsner's first IVF center. Dr. Richard-Davis served in the Army Medical Corp for 8 years with tours at Fort Lewis, Madigan Army Medical Center, 121 Evacuation Hospital in Seoul, South Korea and Fort Bragg, NC Womack Army Hospital. She began at the rank of 2nd Lt in medical school and was promoted from Captain to Major, while serving in Korea. She separated from the Army in 1990 and joined a multi-specialty group practicing general obstetrics and gynecology. She is married to Dr. Rodney Davis, Chair of Urology for UAMS. They have two young adults..Madison is a business and computer science major at Tulane University and Morgan is a computer science major at Colorado State University, both rising juniors.

Tracy Ring, Vice President at Deloitte Consulting LLP, has been working around Data, Analytics, and Robotic Process Automation for nearly 20 years. In her role she helps organizations set their strategy to use data as a differentiator. Tracy launched Deloitte’s Women in Data initiative in 2018; sharing her passion for data and connecting more than 1,500 women in data science to collaborate and grow their careers. Tracy received her undergrad in Management Information Systems from Miami University in 2001 and graduated from Harvard Business School in 2015.

Tracie is a principal with Deloitte Consulting LLP and US Retail Analytics & Information Management and IoT lead. She brings breadth and depth of services to the Retail market in the areas of Technology Strategy, Analytics & Information Management, Cloud, and IoT solutions. She is the National Information Management & Analytics Learning leader, and has 16 years of business consulting experience focused on clients in retail, consumer, and industrial products sector.

Asha Saxena is a tech entrepreneur, Board of Director for profit companies Partner at CEO Coaching International and an Adjunct Professor at Columbia University. She served as CEO of ACULYST Corp. Healthcare Data Analytics Firm, built an eCommerce Company and served as a CEO of Future Technologies Inc., an international data management solutions firm for twenty years. At Columbia University, Professor Saxena teaches graduate class on Healthcare Consulting, Entrepreneurship and Big Data Analytics.She is the host for “Dive with Data” Podcast and a Published Author, Columnist at Entrepreneur Magazine, Enterprise Data World, TDWI, DataVersity and a well know key-note speaker on Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Women in Technology, Artificial Intelligence and Big Data. As a CEO Coach she focuses on building high growth data driven companies.

Susan Wilson is the Vice President and Global Data Governance Domain Leader for Informatica. She is responsible for connecting customers to the value that Informatica brings with its industry-leading Data Governance business solutions and inspirational leaders. She helps customers realize their Data Governance potential with practical approaches to implement sustainable data governance programs in the healthcare, financial, insurance and software industries. Prior to joining Informatica, Susan spent over a decade in a leadership role with a large pharmaceutical organization and was instrumental in establishing an industry-leading enterprise information management program including their Data Governance Initiative. She was responsible for leading multiple functions including data architecture, engineering, portfolio management, data governance and business relationship management. During that time, she has built numerous large-scale enterprise solutions connecting strategic business goals with technology.

Prerna Singh is Mahatma Gandhi Associate Professor of Political Science and International Studies at Brown University.She has studied at Princeton, Cambridge and Delhi Universities, and taught previously at Harvard University. Singh has published numerous award-winning books and articles on human development, ethnicity and nationalism. Her first book, How Solidarity Works for Welfare was awarded best book prizes from both the American Political Science and the American Sociological Associations. Singh has received the ‘brainy award’ from the Andrew Carnegie foundation as well as the Berlin prize from the American Academy of Berlin. Singh has delivered talks on her research in scholarly, policy and popular venues across twenty different countries.

Dr. Laura P. James is the Director of the Translational Research Institute and Associate Vice Chancellor for Clinical and Translational Research at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS). A professor in the Department of Pediatrics, College of Medicine, Dr. James has a 25-year history of translational research in clinical pharmacology and toxicology at UAMS and Arkansas Children’s Hospital. She has held continuous funding from the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases since 1999. As a clinician-scientist and founder of the startup company Acetaminophen Toxicity Diagnostics, LLC, she and colleagues developed a rapid diagnostic test for acetaminophen liver injury. In 2014 she was named inaugural fellow of the Arkansas Research Alliance (ARA). This year, under Dr. James’ leadership, the Translational Research Institute was awarded a five-year, $24.2 million Clinical and Translational Science Award from the National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences of the National Institutes of Health.

Dr.Zaller is a Professor at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Fay W. Boozman College of Public Health. His research focus has been on the overlap between behavioral health disorders, including addiction and mental illness, infectious diseases and incarceration both in the United States and internationally. Dr. Zaller earned his bachelor's degree in microbiology and East Asian Studies from Kansas University in 1999. After graduation, he lived in China for a year as a Fulbright Scholar before completing a doctorate in public health at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in 2004.

Jesse Johnson is the CEO and Founder of Jesse Johnson Coaching, Inc., a 7 figure personal development company helping ambitious, soulful entrepreneurs live their purpose, make a huge impact, and increase their revenue--fast! Forever motivated by the deep desire for connection, impact, and service, Jesse helps her clients - master coaches, spiritual teachers, and healers - realize their unique potential for profit, impact, and freedom. Jesse teaches sales as a spiritual practice, entrepreneurship as service, and transformation as an expression of love - all with clarity, ease, and efficiency.

Stacie Mountain is a nutritionist, personal trainer, and entrepreneur. She is certified in these fields by the International Society of Sports Nutrition and the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Stacie was recognized as the “Best of the Best of Northwest Arkansas for Personal Training Business of the Year” in 2017. She works with clients to help them change their lives by improving their health. She has worked with individuals from all backgrounds, and all aspects of health. From clients with debilitating autoimmune issues, obesity, and disabilities, to competitive athletes training for peak performance. Stacie works to educate and empower her clients to be their own health advocate by incorporating healthy habits into everyday life. Prior to becoming a personal trainer, Stacie worked as a Nationally Registered Emergency Medical Technician for 16 years for an ambulance service in Springfield, MO. During this time she saw first-hand the detrimental effects an unhealthy lifestyle could have for her patients. This prompted Stacie to pursue a B.S. in Dietetics from Missouri State University. Although she is still a Nationally Registered EMT, Stacie has changed her focus from helping others in acute health crisis, to helping people improve, or prevent, those health problems with diet, exercise, and mindset practices. Working in the healthcare system, and a subsequent career in health and wellness, Stacie has developed a unique perspective to the challenges her clients and patients face when it comes to their health.

Born in Quito, Ecuador, Rosa has more than 25 years of experience working in development with peasant populations, indigenous people, mangrove villages, and social organizations in Ecuador. In addition, she has worked in Uruguay and Dominican Republic. Her training is as an Education Communicator, with two specialties: Communication for Development and Local Development with a Gender Perspective. She has also studied Management and Development. From a young age, she approached the indigenous world in Ecuador, providing support as a volunteer in organizational processes. She later moved to Uruguay, where she studied Communication for Education at the Universidad dela República in Montevideo and worked at the Albrojo Foundation. She joined national environmental and rural development NGOs, such as asFundación Natura and Ecuadorian Center for Agricultural Services, as a researcher and Project Officer. Likewise, she got involved in international cooperation as a United Nations Volunteer Program Officer, InternationalDevelopment Cooperation - CID Progressio (British Cooperation), PanamericanHealth Organization (PAHO). In December 2003, Rosa Rodríguez joined Heifer Ecuador as NationalProgram Coordinator and, since 2005, as National Director. All these years have allowed her to approach and deepen this work in agroecology, sustainable food systems, and food sovereignty in Ecuador. Highly committed to the work inHeifer and the fundamentals promoted by this institution, Rosa promotes different collective organizations in the country, such as the AgroecologicalCollective, composed of various organizations and NGOs working in agroecology, and the Agrarian Collective, composed of international cooperation institutions such as Oxfam and AVSF - France. Currently, she works through the five thematic programs that guideHeifer International's work in the Americas(Mangroves, Livestock and sustainable agriculture on Latin American slopes, Coffee and Cocoa, Paramos, and Dry Forest) to multiply and expand the level of impact on rural families,and at the same time, guarantee the functioning of the systems that provide timely and transparent information to their donors.Rosa Rodríguez voluntarily supports “Luna Creciente” a women's peasant movement and is one of the coordinators of the Association of Free Thinkers of Ecuador.

Ivana De Maria was born in San Diego, California, raised in Mexico City and educated in Switzerland. After spending three years at Institut Le Rosey in Switzerland she moved to Boston, MA where she completed a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration with concentrations in Finance and Law at Boston University. Since becoming a Los Angeles resident in August 2014, she has attended multiple acting schools and programs. As a true believer of creating your own content, she launched her own production company, VANOOSH PRODUCTIONS, under which she wrote, produced and starred in films such as Switch Hitter (2015), Soliloquy (2016) and The Guest (2017) all of which have been official selection in international film festivals and have won multiple awards. As a fan of the arts and always eager to learn about different cultures, Ivana is now fluent in Spanish, English, French, Italian, and is on her way to learn Russian. Ivana has specialized in Storytelling as a whole, writing producing, and acting for Film and Television. She has starred in a number of films as well as TV shows such as La Piloto, La Bella y Las Bestias, The Best People and Women Is Losers. Ivana is currently focusing on creating content based on true stories about inspiring women and is currently a producer on the Netflix television series MONARCA. A big believer in social responsibility, Ivana is a member of multiple organizations including Visionary Women leadership circle and Justice for Migrant Women. She also serves as the Vice President of the San Fernando Valley Children’s Refugee Center, which receives unaccompanied minors who flee their homes in South America and seek political asylum. As a global spokesperson for equality and inclusion, Ivana co-founded DALIA EMPOWER, an inclusive training and development center that helps women reach leadership positions and achieve their goals, by offering an educational and social platform where they can learn to discover their own power, achieve personal and professional goals, and have a positive impact. Ivana’s entrepreneurial spirit and passion for true stories led her to create an ego-less social media platform, StoryPlace. The app, which launched December 2018, promotes empathy by encouraging people to engage on a deeper level, removing ego and sharing the true stories that make us human. Ivana is on a constant quest for new knowledge and strives to be impossible to define.

Sandy Wright has been a successful entrepreneur, coach, and consultant for over 40 years, working with individuals, companies and nonprofit organizations nationally. Her experience spans individual personal development, team building and supporting leaders from start-up operations and emerging nonprofits to growth-oriented companies and large 501 (c)3 organizations. The mix of real-world experience, combined with best practices and insatiable curiosity, provides results-oriented interaction that honors the wisdom, insight, and ideas of those she works with. As a trained mindfulness coach, she believes the power of living aware with intention is key to personal happiness and professional satisfaction.

Stephanie S. Streett is executive director of the Clinton Foundation where she oversees the strategy and management of the Clinton Presidential Center. Stephanie oversees the Presidential Leadership Scholars program on behalf of the Clinton Foundation. She also serves as corporate secretary for the Clinton Foundation Board of Directors.

Streett served in the Clinton White House for eight years. Previously she worked on Capitol Hill as a staff member for the United States Senate Committee on the Budget.

Stephanie and her husband, Don Erbach, reside in Little Rock with their three daughters.

Ben Hasan joined the Global People team as Chief Culture, Diversity and Inclusion Officer in 2015. In this global role Ben and his team are responsible for the continued development of the healthy evolution of the company’s culture, the development of behaviors that embrace diversity and inclusion at all levels of the company and the promotion of the company’s external reputation as a great place to work.

Ben Hasan joined Walmart in 2008, and previously served as senior vice president Strategic Services in Walmart Technology. In this role, he and his team were responsible for ISD (Information Systems Division) Strategy, Communication, Innovation, ISD Vendor Management, Project Management Office, Business Analysis, GTS – India & Mexico and Quality Assurance.

Prior to his current role at Walmart, Ben worked 11 years at Dell Inc. He progressed through several leadership positions before serving as vice president of Corporate and Product Group I/T. In this position, he directed teams in Texas, Shanghai, Taipei, and Singapore. He also served as general manager of Dell’s I/T development centers in Brazil and India. Before joining Dell, he gained broad experience in I/T, Human Resources, Rates and Regulatory Affairs, and Customer Service during his 14-year career with ENSERCH Corporation, an oil and gas company based in Dallas, Texas. In 2006, Ben received the Temple University Fox School I/T Award for Distinguished Alumni. Ben holds an M.B.A. from Amber University in Dallas, Texas, a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in computer science from Temple University in Philadelphia and completed Harvard’s Advanced Management Program.

Ben serves on the boards of several national and local organizations, including the Walmart Foundation; Catalyst Board of Advisors; Ron Clark Academy (Atlanta); United Negro College Fund; Bentonville Area Chamber of Commerce; and Thaden School (2016-2019) (Bentonville, Arkansas).

Shelley Simpson is Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer of J.B. Hunt Transport Services, Inc. She is also President of Highway Services.

Shelley’s 25-year career at J.B. Hunt reflects the company’s continued progression as an innovative leader in the transportation and logistics industry. Since joining J.B. Hunt as a customer service representative, she has held multiple senior-level positions for business segments across the company. In 2007, Shelley was named President of Integrated Capacity Solutions, a business unit she helped create, and quickly made it the fastest-growing area of the company. While continuing to develop ICS, Shelley assumed sales and marketing executive responsibilities in 2011 and was appointed Chief Marketing Officer. She took on additional leadership in 2014 as President of J.B. Hunt’s Truckload business segment, helping improve the efficiency of the company’s fleet.

As technology expanded the digital capabilities of J.B. Hunt services, Shelley’s leadership role evolved to encompass the commercialization and business development of all J.B. Hunt services. In 2017, she was named Chief Commercial Officer and leads the strategic direction of marketing, sales, customer service, and product development, including J.B. Hunt 360, the company’s technology platform for freight matching and operational efficiency. To support the company’s ability to provide comprehensive solutions, J.B. Hunt combined the management of Truckload and ICS services that same year by creating Highway Services, of which she was named President and continues to oversee.

Whether leading by example or through active participation, Shelley is devoted to promoting the advancement of women and diversity at J.B. Hunt, in the transportation and logistics industry, and within her community. She is the executive sponsor for two employee resource groups at the company which she helped create - Growing and Retaining Outstanding Women (GROW) and Latinos Engaging, Advancing, and Developing (LEAD). Shelley serves on the board for multiple local organizations, including WorkMatters, Mercy Health Foundation, and the Dean’s Executive Advisory Board for the Sam M. Walton College of Business at the University of Arkansas. In 2016, she received the Distinguished Woman of the Year award by Women In Trucking and was named 2017 ATHENA Woman of the Year at the NWA Business Women's Conference.

Originally from Russellville, Shelley graduated from the University of Arkansas with a bachelor’s degree in marketing. She lives in Rogers with her husband David and their three children.

Deb is responsible for developing organization wide talent strategies that align with and enable organizational culture. Driving transformational imperatives focused on maximizing performance excellence, enabling individual and Team development, ensuring an environment of diversity and inclusion, and building Team member capabilities for business success. In this role, Deb provides thought leadership, strategy, tools and programs designed to differentiate Talent at Tyson. Areas of responsibility include: Talent Acquisition, Organizational Culture and Team Effectiveness, Team member Engagement, Diversity and Inclusion, Performance and Talent Management, and Succession Planning.

Prior to joining Tyson Foods, Deb was Vice President of Human Resources at Mark Anthony Brands- The Mike’s Hard Lemonade Company. In that capacity, she led the HR function for the North American organization during a transformational time, providing overall talent strategy and execution on all aspects of organizational effectiveness, change management, organizational design, and employee development, as well as ensuring efficiency and consistency of HR activities. Prior to that role, Deb served as Director of Talent Intimacy at The Hillshire Brands Co. and its predecessor company Sara Lee. As part of Global Novations Inc. (a Korn Ferry company), Deb spent 12 years consulting on performance improvement, talent, leadership, and organizational development for companies, including Capital One, Michael Kors, Kohler, Nike, and Boeing.

Deb grew up in the UK and earned her degree at King Ecgbert College in Sheffield, England. She holds multiple certifications including MBTI, Big Five, PDI, DISC and Master Certifications in multiple Leadership Programs and is also a Graduate of the LINC Global Institute of Leadership Development.

Dr. Stephanie Gardner is the senior vice chancellor for academic affairs and provost for UAMS. In her role as provost, or chief academic officer, she provides leadership and coordinates resources for the UAMS education mission that includes five colleges and a graduate school, 73 degree and certificate programs, 1,522 faculty members, 2,834 students, 822 resident physicians and five dental residents. She also leads the Division of Academic Affairs, which includes support services and resources for the academic mission, including student registration/enrollment, interprofessional education, simulation education, continuing education, educational and faculty development, and the library.

Prior to her 2015 appointment as provost, Dr. Gardner served 12 years as dean of the UAMS College of Pharmacy. In her 26 years at UAMS, her many honors include the Arkansas Pharmacists Association Pharmacist of the Year Award, the Dale Bumpers AHEC (Area Health Education Center) Award and the Outstanding Dean Award by the American Pharmacists Association Academy of Student Pharmacists.

A prestigious American Council on Education (ACE) Fellow in 2012-13, Gardner earned Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. She completed a research fellowship in cardiovascular pharmacology from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland in 1991, and earned a Doctor of Education from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in 2001.

Dr. Gardner serves as a board member for the Arkansas Center for Healthcare Improvement and the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute. From 2010-16, Dr. Gardner was a member of the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education Board of Directors and served as president from 2014-15.

Nydia Han is an Emmy award winning journalist, TEDx speaker, and creator of #ThisIsAmerica. As a news anchor and consumer investigative reporter, Nydia seeks the truth, holds people accountable, and protects our community. Through her #ThisIsAmerica work, Nydia hopes to inspire us to get to know each other’s unique American stories, check our own biases, and act as positive agents of change and unity. Nydia is the 2019 recipient of the Pearl S. Buck International Woman of Influence award. She volunteers for a number of organizations and is especially passionate about fighting lung cancer in memory of her mother. Nydia received a Bachelor of Science from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. She is a mom to two young children, a wife, and a friend. She enjoys good food, wine, and conversation, and, most of all, a good laugh. Nydia Han is an Emmy award winning journalist, TEDx speaker, and creator of #ThisIsAmerica. As a news anchor and consumer investigative reporter, Nydia seeks the truth, holds people accountable, and protects our community. Through her #ThisIsAmerica work, Nydia hopes to inspire us to get to know each other’s unique American stories, check our own biases, and act as positive agents of change and unity. Nydia is the 2019 recipient of the Pearl S. Buck International Woman of Influence award. She volunteers for a number of organizations and is especially passionate about fighting lung cancer in memory of her mother. Nydia received a Bachelor of Science from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. She is a mom to two young children, a wife, and a friend. She enjoys good food, wine, and conversation, and, most of all, a good laugh.

Rebecca Martin, PhD, serves as the Director of the Center for Global Health at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Dr. Martin has worked both domestically and internationally in immunization, HIV, and health system strengthening and now leads CDC’s global efforts to protect and improve health globally through science, policy, partnership, and evidence-based public health action. Dr. Martin has over 20 years of experience working in global health. Dr. Martin has had CDC assignments in Kenya, Tanzania, and Denmark. Dr. Martin began her career with the CDC in 1997 in the National Immunization Program, Epidemiology and Surveillance Division. Prior to joining the CDC, she worked at the Maryland Department of Hygiene and Mental Health in Baltimore, MD as the immunization program epidemiologist.

Ameenah Gurib-Fakim has been the Managing Director of the Centre International de Développement Pharmaceutique (CIDP) Research and Innovation as well as Professor of Organic Chemistry with an endowed chair at the University of Mauritius. Since 2001, she has served successively as Dean of the Faculty of Science and Pro Vice Chancellor (2004- 2010). She has also worked at the Mauritius Research Council as Manager for Research (1995-1997).

Ms Gurib-Fakim earned a BSc in Chemistry from the University of Surrey (1983) and a PhD from the University of Exeter, UK (1987). During her academic journey, she has participated in several consultation meetings on environmental issues organized by international organizations. Between 2011-2013, she was elected and served as Chairperson of the International Council for Scientific Union – Regional Office for Africa, and served as an Independent Director on the Board of Barclays Bank of Mauritius Ltd between (2012-2015).

As a Founding Member of the Pan African Association of African Medicinal Plants, she co-authored the first ever African Herbal Pharmacopoeia. She has authored and co-edited 30 books, several book chapters and scientific articles in the field of biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. She has lectured extensively across the world; is a Member of the Editorial Boards of major journals, has served on Technical and national committees in various capacities. Elevated to the Order of the Commander of the Star and Key by the Government of Mauritius in 2008, she has been admitted to the Order of the Chevalier dans L’Ordre des Palmes Academiques by the Government of France in 2010 and is the recipient of 5 DSc (s).

Elected Fellow of several academies and societies, Ms Gurib-Fakim received several international prizes including the 2007 l’Oreal-UNESCO Prize for Women in Science, the African Union Commission Award for Women in Science, 2009.

On 05 June 2015, she was sworn in as the 6th President and the First Female President of the Republic of Mauritius and served in that capacity until March 2018.

She was elevated to the Order of GCSK by the Government of Mauritius, and received the Legion d’Honneur from the Government of France in 2016. In 2017, she received both the lifelong achievement award of the United States Pharmacopoeia-CePat Award and the American Botanical Council Norman Farnsworth Excellence in Botanical Research Award. In 2018, she received the Order of St George at the Semperopernball, Dresden, Germany.

In June 2016, she was in the Forbes List for the 100 ‘Most Powerful women in the world’ and 1st among the Top 100 Women in Africa Forbes List 2017, 2019. She is honoured as one of Foreign Policy’s 2015 Global Thinkers.

Melody Playford is the Deputy CIO for Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS). Ms. Playford leads a team of internal and external resources delivering technology and data solutions to support DHS. Both a technologist and data entrepreneur, she has cross industry skills and a proven ability to formulate and execute innovative strategies, solutions, and new initiatives that disrupt business models. Prior to joining Arkansas DHS, she held product management and technology positions with increasing responsibilities at Dillard’s, Walmart, and Ancestry.com. She is experienced in building cross functional global teams in data solutions, predictive models, personalization, marketing technology, advanced analytics, customer relationship management, merchandising, competitive pricing, and integration of advanced analytics into operational processes.

Linda joined Blue Prism in July 2017 as VP, Alliances and Channels. Expanding her role in parallel to Blue Prism’s business growth, she drove Global Partner Strategy and became SVP Global Partner Strategy and Programs in August 2018.

Previously, Dotts was Senior Leader of Channels at FICO following a long career in Customer Relationship Management and Unified Communications at AT&T, Lucent and Avaya. She held key leadership roles in Product Management, Marketing and Sales including President of Avaya Japan, a highly channel-centric division of the company.

Dotts has a BS Economics from Arizona State University and an MBA from the University of Hartford.

Lindsey has been a part of the Walmart team for over 12 years, currently leading HR for US Merchandising. Prior to this role, Lindsey led Organizational Design for the US business. Additionally, Lindsey was head of HR for the Walmart Healthcare team for three years, supporting over 80,000 associates across the US. During her tenure with Walmart, Lindsey has worked in other areas of the US business as a people partner and in executive development.

Maya Strelar-Migotti is a highly accomplished Senior Executive with a consistent history of maximizing revenue and profitability through the effective management of global organizations. Her international experience has included roles of increasing responsibility. Ms Strelar-Migotti was Executive Vice President at Marvell Semiconductors where she also served as Interim Co-CEO of Marvell. Ms. Strelar-Migotti was Head of Ericsson Silicon Valley and Vice President of the IP and Broadband Development in Ericsson. Ms. Strelar-Migotti held a number of senior executive roles within Ericsson and directed organizations and customer projects in North America, Europe, China and India, with a dramatically improved innovation of globally successful products in the IP, Packet, Microwave and Optical Networks. Ms Strelar-Migotti is actively engaged in promoting women in the corporate world as well as women entrepreneurship through her role as Managing Director of Golden Seeds.

Ms. Strelar-Migotti graduated Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications and Informatics from University of Zagreb Croatia and has completed executive training at New York's Columbia University. She earned the Swedish Business Week's IT & Telecom Star of the Year Award in 2008 and has been listed among the Most Powerful Women in the Swedish Industry from 2007-2014. In 2013, Silicon Valley Business Journal listed Ms. Strelar-Migotti among Women of Influence. In 2014 Ms. Strelar-Migotti was a YWCA TWIN (Tribute to Women and Industry Award) Honoree and in 2016 receiver of Gold Winner for the Women Executive of the Year by the Golden Bridge Awards and Bronze Stevie Ward for Female Executive of the Year - Business Products - Computer Hardware, Software and Electronics.

Ms. Strelar-Migotti served on Board Of Ericsson Germany and Board of Ericsson Finland. Ms. Strelar-Migotti is actively engaged in promoting cultural and gender diversity and serves on the Boards of Watermark, ACG Silicon Valley and Swedish American Chamber of Commerce.