A co-founder and former Board member of the International Corporate Governance Network (ICGN), Sophie is also Senior Fellow at The Conference Board Governance and Sustainability Center (New York), Vice President Prospective and Ideas at Medef (France), and a member of the French High Committee for Corporate Governance (HCGE). She has advised the UN Global Compact and also served on the boards of ECGI in Brussels and Hawkamah in Dubai.

Her ongoing involvement with organizations such as ICGN, The Conference Board, the ECGI, Hawkamah and HCGE reflects her interest in emerging trends and innovation in governance and sustainability, and her commitment to advancing best practices through exchange of ideas and thought leadership.

Sophie holds an MBA from INSEAD, an LLM from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Master of Laws from Pantheon-Sorbonne and a degree from the European Law Institute of the University of Saarbrücken in Germany.

Before TIAA, she spent 22 years at HSBC in several senior roles, including Relationship Manager for Global Reserve Managers and Sovereigns within Global Banking and Markets, where she worked with central banks, sovereign wealth funds, and public sector clients. She also served as Vice President of Business Development and Assistant Director for the HSBC Financial Products Institute, focusing on derivatives and structured products client education. Earlier, Michele was a bank and finance analyst at Moody's Investor Services.

Michele serves as an Independent Director at 1847 Holdings LLC (NYSE American: EFSH) and is a member of the Nominating and Governance and Audit Committees. She previously chaired the Board of the City University of New York (CUNY) York College Foundation and served on the boards of the National Association of Securities Professionals – New York Chapter, the NASP-NY Foundation, and the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce. Michele actively contributes to the Corporate Advisory Committee of the National Council of Teachers' Retirement and is involved with Women of Color in Investments (WOCII), supporting diversity and opportunity in the investment industry.

She holds a B.S. from the City University of New York – York College, credentials in business administration and finance, and is currently pursuing a JD at Mitchell Hamline School of Law. Michele has received numerous honors, including The US President's Volunteer Service Award (2020), the AFUW's Vice Chancellor's Achievement Award (2024), and recognition as a 2025 Power100 Asset Gatherers honoree.

Cynthia advises clients across industries including Technology, Media & Telecoms, Energy, Healthcare & Life Sciences, and Industrials. She is highly experienced in complex cross-border, IP, and digital transactions, and often serves as outside general counsel to executive teams and boards. Her practice focuses on technology and IP alliances, data privacy, and cybersecurity, including advising on M&A and compliance with the CCPA and GDPR. Cynthia is a Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP/E).

Her honors include recognition as a “Top IP Lawyer” and “Top Cyber Lawyer in California” by the Daily Journal, a “California Trailblazer in Data Privacy” by The Recorder, and a “Woman of Influence” by the Silicon Valley Business Journal. She serves as a board member of DirectWomen and as an advisory board member for the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology and the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law West Coast Initiative.

Cynthia is an adjunct professor at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, where she teaches information and data privacy. She holds a J.D. from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law and an Honors B.A. in English and French from the University of Utah.

Before that Nina worked at NN Investment Partners, where she had global responsibility for ESG analysis and reporting, screening methods and communication with various internal and external parties on sustainability topics. She started her career at ING Group Market Risk Management in 2003 developing and implementing stress testing practices and scenario analysis for ING Bank trading portfolio.

Nina holds a Master of Science in Financial Econometrics (Quantitative Finance) from Erasmus University in Rotterdam, The Netherlands and has also studied at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Recently she obtained her postgraduate diploma in Managing Technology and Strategy from ESMT Berlin, Germany.

Catherine developed her expertise through nearly two decades of serving clients, members and beneficiaries at PGGM, a Dutch pension fund manager, and before that at the Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan in Canada. At both organizations, she pioneered new practices and policies, influencing the global pension community.

Catherine is a a former CPA, CA through the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. She has instructed global pension fund board members on oversight practices through the Pension Governance Education Program, a joint effort between the Rotman School of Management Executive Programs and the International Centre for Pension Fund Management. Catherine resides in British Columbia, Canada.

In addition to receiving numerous awards for her advocacy work, Carol is also recognized for her broad regulatory experience, domestically and internationally. With a strong focus on organizational culture, her specialties include expertise in global risk management, regulatory compliance, and corporate governance. In 2010, Black Enterprise named Carol as one of the 75 most powerful women in business. In honor of her work and influence on diversity, Nationwide Insurance established the Carol Baldwin Moody Impact Award. Carol moved to full-time service in the public sector in 2011, taking on the role of acting Chief Operating Investment Officer for CalPERS, the nation's largest public pension fund with a fair value of investments of over 300 billion dollars.

Carol sits on several other Boards that include Security Mutual Life Insurance Company of NY and Germantown Friends School. Her professional associations include the Executive Leadership Council and the Council on Foreign Relations. Carol holds a JD from Columbia University School of Law and a BSE from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

Debra brings deep expertise in management, scaling revenue, developing, and executing growth-oriented strategic plans, forging accretive partnerships, and new market and product development across industry sectors, including payors, providers, consumers, value-based care and digital health.

Prior to joining The Oncology Institute, Debra was a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal, as part of the global management consulting firm's Healthcare Industry Group where she worked with corporate and private equity clients, and corporate boards.

Throughout her career, Debra has worked across a spectrum of healthcare sectors, ranging from payors (private, government, Medicare and Medicaid, employers) and providers to health systems, on best practices for developing and executing revenue growth plans, go-to-market strategies, and driving superior financial performance. As an advisor, she has supported early-stage companies and mature market leaders in care delivery, value-based care, and evolving delivery and payment models, providing strategic and tactical support, including corporate and business strategies, performance improvement and securing investment capital from private equity and venture funds.

Formerly, Debra was Chief Strategy and Business Development Officer for Complex Care Solutions, Inc., a private equity-backed health information technology company. She directed and implemented corporate growth strategy, product development and revenue expansion.

A national speaker on value-based care, consumerism, and emerging industry trends, Debra earned a bachelor's degree, cum laude, from Herbert H. Lehman College in New York.