Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Edward J. Pinto is the co-director of the American Enterprise Institute’s Center on Housing Markets and Finance.

Evelyn Stark serves as Assistant Vice President for Financial Inclusion for MetLife Foundation. Her responsibilities include developing and managing MetLife Foundation's strategy for reaching more than 2million low-income people, globally, with access to high-quality financial services.� She works with Foundation associates and corporate colleagues globally to achieve our grant-making goals and ensure impact on low-income customersPrior to joining MetLife in August 2013, Evelyn was a Senior Program Officer at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation working on the savings and digital/mobile strategies� of the Financial Services for the Poor group.� From 2003 to 2008, Evelyn worked for USAID’s office for MicroEnterprise Development and the World Bank’s Consultative Group to Assist the Poor (CGAP) focusing on the provision of financial services for the most vulnerable populations: post-conflict and disaster, very-poor households, and women and youth.� �From 1996 to 2003, Evelyn lived in Uganda, working throughout Sub-Saharan Africa implementing programs in financial inclusion, training and mentoring MFI staff and consultants on demand-side research and working with financial institutions to upgrade skills and the ability to serve low-income consumers.� From 1989-1996, Evelyn managed US commercial real estate special asset portfolios for bank and non-bank financial institutions.Evelyn received her Bachelor of Arts degree in International Relations and Economics from Bucknell University in 1989.She serves on the board of D2DFund, a nonprofit organization focused on financial inclusion in the US.� �She formerly served on the Board of the ALS Association, Evergreen Chapter (Seattle).�

Natalie Brooke is vice president of client relationships for Resurgent Performance.

Michael S. Barr is the Roy F. and Jean Humphrey Proffitt Professor of Law at the University of Michigan.� He served from 2009-2010 as the U.S. Department of the Treasury's Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions, and as Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Community Development Policy. At Michigan, Barr teaches courses in domestic and international financial regulation. His books include No Slack, Insufficient Funds, and Building Inclusive Financial Systems.� Barr is a frequent media commentator on financial, housing, and economic issues. He currently serves on the advisory boards of Lending Club, ideas42, CFSI’s Financial Solutions Lab, the FDIC Committee on Economic Inclusion, the U.S. Financial Diaries Project.�

Annalie’s work addresses the things that keep CEOs awake at night:1. How to keep pace with disruptive change.2. How to accelerate the speed with which their organizations adapt and innovate.3. How to transform culture for passionate engagement, agility and customer relevance.As Catalyst for Magic at AMP she founded the Amplify Festival of Innovation & Thought Leadership and has grown it from start-up in 2005 to a powerful engine for systemic change across a business eco-system. Her systems-thinking approach to leading innovation and change in large corporations has featured in 10 business books and research papers to date.She’s a Fellow of the Aspen Institute’s First Movers Programme for global leaders working at the intersection of business innovation and social impact and in 2013 the Hargraves Institute for Innovation recognised her contribution to the Innovation Agenda in Australia.She lectures as Adjunct Professor at the University of Technology Sydney, is a founding Board member of Reinvent Australia and serves as advisor to several start-up ventures, research bodies and social movements.Prior to moving to Australia in 1999, she earned global recognition for her work in designing and delivering ground-breaking solutions for the development and economic empowerment of communities in a post-Apartheid South Africa.As @Maverickwoman and @Amplifyfest on Twitter, and her LinkedIn profile is at http://www.linkedin.com/in/annaliekillian

Cassie is the Business Operations Leader for the Self-Employed Solutions business unit of Intuit’s Small Business Division. She and the team are focused on understanding and meeting the unique needs of independent contractors, freelancers, and businesses of one. Cassie has been focused on understanding small business and the future of small business for nearly ten years at Intuit and has been in the technology field for more than 15 years. When she’s not at work, you might find her at the fabric store (by the felt) getting inspired for the next product line-up of her seasonal Etsy shop.

Cory Lebson (@corylebson) �is a leader in the field of user experience (UX), specializing in user research and evaluation, user experience strategy, UX training, and mentoring. In addition to two decades of consulting,�he also speaks frequently�on�topics related to UX career development and UX methods. He has been featured on the radio and has published a number of articles in a variety of publications. He is �author of The UX Careers Handbook, published May, 2016 by CRC Press (Taylor & Francis).�He is a former president of both the User Experience Professionals Association (UXPA) International and UXPA DC.

Joe Rubin is the senior vice president of government relations and public affairs at MWWPR, an international public relations firm. The views expressed are solely his, and do not reflect the views of MWWPR or its clients.

Marion Crawford is the chief executive of Crawford Strategy.