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Dr. Ellen DorseyExecutive DirectorWallace Global FundEllen Dorsey is an impassioned advocate for international human rights andenvironmental sustainability. Since 2008, she has served as executive director ofthe Wallace Global Fund. Under her leadership, the Fund adopted a new approachintegrating grant making and investment strategies to promote its mission. Ellencame to the Fund from the Heinz Endowments, where she was the senior programofficer in the Environment Program. She previously served as Executive Director ofthe Rachel Carson Institute and Associate Professor at Chatham University andfounded the Human Rights and Environment Program of Amnesty International.She has served on the board of numerous non-profit organizations, including theUS Human Rights Network, Global Initiative on Economic and Social Rights,Shared Interest and Amnesty International USA, where she was Chair of the Board of Directors.Her educational career includes a doctorate in political science from the University of Pittsburgh and a FulbrightFellowship in South Africa during that country's historic transformation from Apartheid. She has lectured and writtenextensively in books, journals and new media outlets on the topic of contemporary social movements and effectivestrategies of non-governmental organizations. Most recently, Dorsey co-authored, along with Paul J. Nelson, NewRights Advocacy: Changing Strategies of Development and Human Rights NGOs, published by Georgetown UniversityPress.Rose Mary Dowling, FSMFormer PresidentFranciscan Sister of MarySr. Rose Dowling, a Franciscan Sister of Mary for 57 years, served as the presidentof the congregation from 2007 until September 2015. During her tenure, theleadership team led the congregation in planning realistically and constructively forthe future with a strong focus on compassionate care of creation in collaborationwith others. Sr. Rose has served for 32 years as a leadership consultant andpresenter, teaching leadership teams, mostly of religious congregations, the skillsfor participative (shared) leadership, spending some 13 years training teams inSouth Africa. She provides spiritual direction to private clients.

Sr. Maureen FiedlerHost and DirectorSisters of Loretto and Interfaith VoicesMaureen Fiedler, SL, is the host of Interfaith Voices, a public radio show, heard on62 radio stations in North America. She has been involved in interfaith activities formore than three decades as an active participant in coalitions working for socialjustice, racial and gender equality, and peace. Her special interests lie at theintersection of theology and public policy. She is a Sister of Loretto, and holds aPh.D. in Government from Georgetown University in Washington.Suzanne GoldenbergU.S. Environment CorrespondentThe GuardianSuzanne Goldenberg is the US environment correspondent of the Guardian and isbased in Washington DC. She has won several awards for her work in the MiddleEast, and in 2003 covered the US invasion of Iraq from Baghdad. She is author ofMadam President, about Hillary Clinton's historic run for White HouseGeorge HanleyFounder and ManagerTFH PartnersCo-Founder and DirectorHanley FoundationGeorge Hanley is a serial entrepreneur, investor and philanthropist. Currently, he isthe Founder and Manager of TFH Partners, a private investment firm focused onemerging technology, real estate and sustainable food companies, and also aPrinciple of R2 Companies. Spending more than 40 years in the trading business,George is known for founding Hanley Group and being a member of the ChicagoBoard of Trade and Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Along with his wife Amanda, heis the CoFounder and a Director of the Hanley Foundation, created to advancetransformative educational, environmental and empowerment solutions. George is a graduate of the University ofDayton, where he currently serves as a Trustee and the Chair of the Investment Committee. Among other contributionsthere, he established the Hanley Trading Center, launched the Hanley Sustainability Institute and took part in theboard's decision to divest fossil fuels from the school's endowment, the first Catholic university to take this action. As an

investor, George has become a leader in the impact investing movement. He has presented at the University of Dayton,Loyola University, University of Illinois, NYU and Notre Dame.Rev. Fletcher HarperExecutive DirectorGreenFaithFletcher Harper is an Episcopal priest and GreenFaith's Executive Director. Underhis leadership, GreenFaith has developed innovative programs linking religiousbelief and practice to the environment. An award-winning spiritual writer andnationally-recognized preacher on the environment, he teaches and speaks athouses of worship from a range of denominations in New Jersey and nationwideabout the moral, spiritual basis for environmental stewardship and justice. Agraduate of Princeton University and Union Theological Seminary, he served as aparish priest for ten years and in leadership positions in the Episcopal Church beforebecoming GreenFaith's Executive Director.Caroline JamesStudentGeorgetown UniversityCaroline James is a senior at Georgetown University studying Government andEnvironmental Studies. She has been in involved in Georgetown University FossilFree (GUFF) since its genesis in late 2012 and helped GUFF persuadeGeorgetown's Board of Directors to divest from direct investments in coal in June2015. She proudly holds an arrest record for civil disobedience against the KeystoneXL Pipeline, and experience she discussed in a speech at TEDx Georgetown inOctober 2015.Dr. Erin LothesAssistant Professor of TheologyCollege of Saint ElizabethErin Lothes is assistant professor of Theology at the College of Saint Elizabeth,Morristown, NJ, and holds a Ph.D. in systematic Theology from Fordham University,a Master's in Theology from Boston College, and an A.B. in English from PrincetonUniversity. From 2007-2010 she was an Earth Institute Fellow at ColumbiaUniversity, which is an interdisciplinary postdoctorate in sustainability studies. Herresearch with the Center for the Study of Science and Religion was directed towarda forthcoming book analyzing the motivations driving environmental advocacy indiverse American congregations, Inspired Sustainability: Planting Seeds forAction (Orbis 2016). She is also author of The Paradox of Christian Sacrifice: The

Loss of Self, the Gift of Self (Herder and Herder, 2007). As an advocate for an interdisciplinary energy ethic, sherecently convened a task force examining the ethics of the carbon, transitional, and renewable energy economies,within the Catholic Theological Society of America, which produced the article, “Catholic Moral Traditions and EnergyEthics for the Twenty-First Century," Journal of Moral Theology. Because the aim of this article is to advanceconversations about energy decisions as ethical decisions, accessible summaries are availableat m/She is also author of “ A New Paradigm for Catholic Energy Ethics," “The New Paradigm of Energy Ethics," and otherarticles, including, “Come With Me Into the Fields: Inspiring Creation Ministry Among Faith Communities" (NewTheology Review March 20014), "Worldviews on Fire: Understanding the Inspiration for Congregational ReligiousEnvironmentalism" (CrossCurrents December 2012, and the co-authored “Tools for Enhancing InterdisciplinaryCommunication," Sustainability: Science, Practice, & Policy 7:1 2011.Erin has participated in the activism and scholarship of the interfaith environmental movement since 2003 throughcollaborations with interfaith groups such as GreenFaith, the Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale, and the CatholicClimate Covenant.She lives in New York City with her husband and their two sons.Liz MichaelsChief of Staff and Director of ESG/SRIAperio GroupLiz Michaels is Aperio Group's Chief of Staff and Director of ESG/SRI. Prior tojoining Aperio, Liz was responsible for the 11 billion defined contribution managedaccounts business at Ibbotson Associates, a wholly owned subsidiary ofMorningstar, Inc. Earlier in her career, she was the Chief Operating Officer ofMorningstar, Inc. and served on the company's executive committee. Liz was alsothe President of Jellyvision, Inc., an interactive firm best known for its game YouDon't Know Jack and Associate Dean/Director of the Career Advising andPlanning Services office at the University of Chicago. Liz has a BA in Economicsand an MBA from the University of Chicago. When she's not in Sausalito, Liz startsher day with 5:00 a.m. runs along Lake Michigan with her Weimaraners and mom friends.

John O'ShaughnessyChief Executive Officer and CFOFranciscan Sisters of MaryJohn O'Shaughnessy is the Chief Executive Officer and CFO for the FranciscanSisters of Mary, a Roman Catholic congregation of women based in St. Louis, MO,and has been with the sisters for 23 years. He also works as a financial advisor forother men and women religious groups in the Midwest region. John cultivated fromscratch and now directs FSM's 10.0 million impact investment program. He alsoplanned and implemented FSM's fossil fuel divestment strategy in 2014. He receiveda Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Missouri-St.Louis, is a licensed Certified Public Accountant and was previously a RegisteredInvestment Advisor in Missouri.Mark OrlowskiFounder and Executive DirectorSustainable Endowments InstituteMark heads the Institute's research efforts on sustainability initiatives includingcreation of the College Sustainability Report Card. Mark also serves as the leaddeveloper and coordinator of the Billion Dollar Green Challenge, an initiative that isencouraging colleges and other institutions to invest a combined total of 1 billioninto energy efficiency upgrades. He also managed the design from scratch of theGRITS web platform that helps 200 colleges, K-12 schools, hospitals as well ascounty and state governments track project-level energy, financial, and carboninvestment performance and share detailed data through a growing library of morethan 1,300 projects.Since the Institute's founding as a special project of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors in 2005, Mark has spoken atmore than 120 colleges in over 35 states and at dozens of institutional investor conferences. Reports on his work haveappeared in the national and business press. Media coverage includes CNN Money, Marketplace Morning Report, TheNew York Times and a profile in BusinessWeek.As a past member and chair (2002-12) of the board of managers overseeing investments for New England QuakerMeetings, Mark is familiar with the fiduciary responsibilities of boards of directors and trustees. He also served untilrecently on the board of Proxy Democracy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing accessible information andanalysis of top mutual funds' environmental, social and governance proxy voting records. In a previous life, Mark wasone of five co-founders of the Responsible Endowments Coalition and in 2004 was REC's first Executive Director.A graduate of Williams College, Mark served on the college's Advisory Committee on Shareholder Responsibility andchaired its Campus Environmental Advisory Committee. He also received an associate's degree from BerkshireCommunity College and earned a master's degree at Harvard University, where he studied nonprofit management.

Matt PorterPrincipal, Director of Research Analytics and Senior ConsultantDiMeo Schneider & AssociatesMatt is a Principal, Director of Research Analytics and a Senior Consultant at DiMeoSchneider & Associates, L.L.C. In his role as Director of Research Analytics, Mattchallenges firm members to think about and embrace innovation and knowledgedevelopment. As a Senior Consultant, he advises institutional clients on a variety oftopics, including asset allocation, investment manager relations and portfoliorebalances. Matt is the Chair of the Investment Committee, which sets allinvestment policies for the firm, establishes the framework for asset allocation andreviews and approves investment managers. In 2005, he co-authored The PracticalGuide to Managing Nonprofit Assets (John Wiley & Sons) and in 2012 coauthored Nonprofit Asset Management (John Wiley & Sons). He obtained the titleCertified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA ) from the Investment Management Consultants Association (IMCA)accreditation program at the Wharton School of Business and is a member of the Economic Club of Chicago. Prior tojoining the firm in 1998, Matt was a Trust Officer in the Wealth Management Division at The Northern Trust Company.Matt received a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance from the University of Illinois in Urbana-Champaign. He currentlyserves on the Board of Directors for the DuPage Children's Museum.Marcie SmithExecutive DirectorResponsible Endowments CoalitionMarcie Smith is the Executive Director of the Responsible Endowments Coalitionwhere she works with university students, alumni, administrators, and trustees toalign endowment investments with the long-term, democratic mission of highereducation. She has been organizing youth and students around climate justice,democratic economic development, and girls' and women's rights since 2006.During college, she started her campus's first environmental organization, cofounded the Kentucky Student Environmental Coalition (KSEC), and served on theStudent Environmental Action Coalition's national council. As a former co-chair ofYouth for Sustainable Development (SustainUS) and an early organizer withYouNGO, she was deeply involved in international youth organizing around andwithin the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change Conference of the Parties 14, 15, and 16. She has alsoworked with Grand Aspirations, Energy Action Coalition, the Sustainable Economies Law Center, Carolina CommonEnterprise, and the UNC Center on Poverty, Work, and Opportunity, and is the founder of the girls' empowermentorganization Full Circles Foundation. She is originally from Kentucky, received her B.A. from Transylvania University,and J.D. from the University of North Carolina School of Law. You can follow her on Twitter @REC MarcieSource: http://www.endowmentethics.org/staff-board

Father Martin SolmaProvincialSociety of MaryMarianist Father Martin Solma, SM, 63, has served as provincial of the MarianistProvince of the United States since July 1, 2010. Fr. Martin's ministry experienceshave taken him from Kalamazoo to Kenya. He began his career teaching religiouseducation and English at Msgr. John Hackett High School in Kalamazoo, Mich.(1971-1975) and Purcell Marian High School in Cincinnati (1979-1982). In 1982,Fr. Martin began more than 25 years of ministry in Eastern Africa. He first servedas assistant novice director at the Marianist novitiate in Ekpoma, Nigeria, andbecame director of the Marianist novitiate in Nairobi, Kenya, in 1985.Fr. Martin was appointed regional superior for Eastern Africa in 1992, a position heheld until 1998. He served five years (1999-2004) as director of the Marianist scholasticate in Nairobi before beingappointed to a three-year term as district superior of Eastern Africa in 2004. Fr. Martin served as manager of Our Ladyof Nazareth Primary School in Nairobi where he was actively involved in the school's development for more than 13years. OLN is a school for 1,900 children from the Mukuru kwa Njenga slums in Nairobi.Fr. Martin was born in Cleveland, where he met the Marianists while attending St. Joseph High School. Upon graduationin 1966, Fr. Martin entered the Marianist novitiate at Marcy, N.Y. He professed first vows in 1967 at Marcy andperpetual vows in 1973 at Mount Saint John in Dayton. Fr. Martin was ordained in 1978 in Dayton. He received abachelor's degree in philosophy and English in 1971 from the University of Dayton and a master's degree in religiouseducation in 1975 from Boston College. In 1979, Fr. Martin received a master of divinity degree from the University ofSt. Michael's College in Toronto.Erin SuttonStudentBoston CollegeErin Sutton is a current senior studying physics and mathematics at Boston College.She grew up outside of Boston, and is looking forward to continuing her physicsresearch at the graduate level. After an adolescence of worrying about the climate andinequality, she became involved with BC's fossil fuel divestment campaign in 2013. In2014 she took on a national organizing role with the Fossil Fuel Divestment StudentNetwork, and is particularly passionate about divestment in the Catholic community,and integrating the just economic transition into divestment campaigns.

Thomas Van DyckManaging Director - Financial AdvisorRBC Wealth ManagementTom has been a leader in the field of socially-responsible investing for more than 30years. As Senior Vice President – Financial Advisor of the SRI Wealth ManagementGroup at RBC Wealth Management, Tom consults on 1.5 billion of ESG-screenedassets. Tom is also the founder of As You Sow, a shareholder advocacyorganization, which engages corporations on environmental, human/labor rights andcorporate social responsibility initiatives. In 2014 Tom was a featured guest on BillMoyers and Company. In 2013, Tom was named one of the Financial Times' Top400 Financial Advisors. Tom was also a featured speaker at the TedX Wall Streetconference in 2012 and provided his expertise on SRI investing for long-term safetyand returns. Van Dyck graduated from Duke University in 1980 with a B.A. inPolitical Science. He is a Certified Investment Management Analyst (CIMA ) and holds his Series 7 and Series 66FINRA licenses.Rachelle Wenger, MPADirector of Public Policy and Community AdvocacyDignity HealthRachelle Reyes Wenger is the Director of Public Policy and Community Advocacyfor Dignity Health. Dignity Health, one of the nation's five largest health caresystems, is a 21-state network of nearly 9,000 physicians, 59,000 employees, andmore than 400 care centers, including hospitals, urgent and occupational care,imaging centers, home health, and primary care clinics. Dignity Health is thelargest private, not-for-profit hospital provider in California. Headquartered in SanFrancisco, Dignity Health is dedicated to providing compassionate, high-qualityand affordable patient-centered care with special attention to the poor andunderserved.Ms. Wenger has been with Dignity Health since 1996. She is primarily responsible for advancing the organization'sPublic Policy & Advocacy Priorities, mobilizing grassroots advocacy efforts and developing partnerships in thecommunity. Among many policy priorities, she manages environmental and sustainability issues, including climatechange, energy, water, and toxic chemicals; as well as social justice issues, including immigration reform, humantrafficking, and homelessness.Ms. Wenger has developed strong collaborations and partnerships at the local, state, national, and international arenasto seek and build common ground in support of health care system transformation and healthy communities. She hastestified before the California State Legislature and has worked with the White House Administration and Members ofCongress on climate issues. She has presented in numerous venues, including CleanMed, quoted in various mediaoutlets, and recently published an article on Environmental Advocacy for Health Progress, the Catholic HealthAssociation's trade journal.Furthering Dignity Health's sustainability commitments, Ms. Wenger actively supports Healthier Hospitals Initiative (HHI)and Global Green and Healthy Hospitals (GGHH), is a member of Health Care Without Harm (HCWH) Climate AdvisoryCouncil, and co-chairs the policy committee of the BizNGO Working Group f

Washington D.C., where he serves on the Executive Board of the Council of Energy Research and Education Leaders (CEREL). Dr. Cleveland is Chief Education Officer at Trunity, Inc., a leading global provider of living virtual digital textbooks and eLearning solutions. Dr. Cleveland is author and editor of acclaimed reference