How do we move from recognizing the problem of representation to solving it?

Greater diversity, from the trading floor to the executive suite to the board room, is an economic imperative for the world’s most successful financial firms. Our panel of global executives discusses how data can help guide decisions by investors and the C-suite.

Bloomberg Editor-in-Chief John Micklethwait sits down with Citigroup Chief Executive Officer Michael Corbat for a wide-ranging conversation on the outlook for the banking and financial sector in 2019.

Despite the ongoing rhetoric and good intentions on improving societal issues such as gender equality and sustainability, progress continues to be glacially slow. What if brands could help change this?  Brands affect nearly every person on the planet, every day. They can be agents of change – individually and collectively – as a powerful force for good, and for growth.

Water.org and WaterEquity, Matt Damon and Gary White’s non-profit organization and impact investment fund manager, respectively, have reached more than 16 million people by improving water security and sanitation via both direct philanthropic efforts and microfinance investments. In this session, Damon and White explain what they have learned from these two approaches, and what work still needs to be done to put an end to the world’s water crisis.