Liz is vested in organizations being more creative, adaptive and value-driven. Prior to Sloan, she worked as an Equity Research associate at Morgan Stanley. She received her MBA from MIT Sloan, where she served as the Co-Chair of Hacking Arts, a festival that promotes entrepreneurship and innovation in the creative arts industries (including visual arts, virtual reality, and design).

A global citizen from Nairobi, Nabila uses practices in civic leadership, spatial design and public health to shift societies. Her previous work for the Aga Khan Development Network and the United Nations has taken her to Afghanistan, Pakistan, East Africa, Geneva and New York. She has an MPH from Yale University and was a mid-career fellow in MIT’s Special Program in Urban and Regional Studies.

Yazmany Arboleda is a New York-based public artist who lectures internationally on the power of art in public space. Yazmany has choreographed a living sculpture titled “Monday Morning.” This project – launched in India and then Kenya, Japan and Kabul – seeks to create new patters of interaction by giving away thousands of biodegradable balloons to city dwellers walking to work.