Andrew Moose is Head of the World Economic Forum’s retail, consumer goods, and lifestyle industries.  He is responsible for the development of industry strategies as well as the advancement of the Future of Consumption System Initiative. Previously, Moose worked as a management consultant with a focus on strategy, innovation, and technology-enabled growth serving clients in North America, South America, and Europe.

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Maria Sepulveda is passionate about driving a positive impact in communities and the environment. Her experience includes more than 10 years in the field of sustainability. She has developed and implemented global sustainability programs by collaborating with around 100 manufacturing and logistics sites worldwide. She has helped drive sustainability transparency efforts, including Flex’s GRI report, participation in DJSI, and CDP climate change and supply chain programs. She has also helped advance programs focused on the adoption of the UN SDGs.  Prior to this appointment, she was global manager of corporate sustainability and global citizenship. She has also served as regional environmental and CSR supply chain lead.

Mary de Wysocki has over a decade of experience leading various CSR and education initiatives for Cisco. She currently heads up the corporate affairs strategy, including new program development, public benefit investment and the Cisco Foundation, and research and insights. As technology rapidly changes the world of work, local communities, and our daily lives, de Wysocki’s team is proactively creating initiatives to enable opportunity for all. By equipping a new generation of “global problem solvers” with the skills they need to survive and thrive in an increasingly digital future, Cisco corporate affairs hopes to impact 1 billion lives around the globe by 2025. To do this, de Wysocki draws on her legal training, background in strategic consulting, and on-the-ground program management experience to launch and scale programs that look for new ways to inspire digital natives to become entrepreneurs, invest in early-stage startups that leverage technology for social good, collaborate with public universities to create sustainable local ecosystems harnessing the power of digitization, and partner with nonprofits serving underserved people around the world who use technology to transform lives.

Sara applies her management consulting and international development experience to BSR’s collaboration and inclusive economy work. She also directs the Global Impact Sourcing Coalition.

Previously, Sara worked at Business Call to Action—a multistakeholder platform of the United Nations Development Programme focused on inclusive business innovations in support of the Millennium Development Goals—recruiting and advising companies and social enterprises developing products and services to address the needs of low-income populations. She also worked at McKinsey and Company, consulting global companies and development organizations on projects related to strategy, corporate social responsibility, economic development, and philanthropy. Sara has also contributed to social and environmental justice programs in Latin America through the Inter-American Dialogue, the Sierra Club, and the Knight Center for Journalism in the Americas. She speaks English and Spanish.

Sara has an M.B.A. from IE Business School in Spain, and a B.A. in Plan II and Latin American Studies from The University of Texas at Austin.

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