Social Impact Speaker Series Archived Presentations
Speakers
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Claudia Morrell, chief executive officer of Multinational Development of Women in Technology, is a skilled leader with an accomplished record of creating and directing innovative organizations and programs. Previously, Ms. Morrell's leadership and vision were instrumental in the creation and success of the Center for Women and Information Technology, an internationally recognized organization she helped to build at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. She also has extensive expertise in initiating and facilitating partnerships between the private and public sectors, and she has been highly successful at corporate, foundation, and government-based fundraising.
“Economic Development Opportunities for Women: A Discussion About the Various Opportunities for Women in Technology” February 18, 2009 |
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Dr. Evan Selinger is an assistant professor of philosophy at Rochester Institute of Technology. His many books and articles focus on phenomenology and the philosophies of technology and science. “Innovation and Responsible Development” is a presentation of his thoughts on the development, design, and dissemination of technology in terms of corporate social responsibility initiatives, and how the impact of these initiatives can be measured. |
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Claire Broido Johnson, senior advisor at Hannon Armstrong, a privately held financial services company with a client base that includes Fortune 100 companies and Co-Founder of SunEdison, the largest owner/operator of solar power plants in North America. “Environmental Entrepreneurship: Thoughts on Starting a Business in the Environmental Field” |
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Seth Goldman, TeaEO of Honest Tea “Mission in a Bottle: Building and Growing Honest Tea” September 9, 2008 View Goldman's PowerPoint presentation |
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Chris Deri, executive vice president and global leader, corporate social responsibility and sustainability at Edelman, a global public relations firm “Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability Communications: Who’s Listening? Who’s Leading? What Matters Most?” July 15, 2008 |
