Haifa Al Kaylani (2017) is making a difference to empower women globally.
Arab News
recognized Ms. Al-Kaylani for her efforts to help women in the Middle East and North Africa, and the American University of Beirut featured her in their book
For All Conditions of Men: Stories of Women.
Eduardo Elejalde (2015) is working to uncover the causes of severe mental illness. Read the latest from Mr. Elejalde's Natalia Mental Health foundation in their recent
newsletter.
Guy Rolnik (2014) says there's still time to stop the tech monopoly takeover. Mr. Rolnik recently co-authored an
article for
Fortune describing the risks that tech giants pose to American democracy.
Marissa Wesely (2014) is helping make gender equity a business priority.
The Stanford Social Innovation Review highlighted Ms. Wesely's "The Next Sustainability Frontier: Gender Equity as a Business Imperative" on International Women's Day as one of its
best articles on women and gender equity.
Howard Fischer (2013) is leading the charge on impact investing. Mr. Fischer was a keynote speaker and helped organize the Boston Impact Investing dinner last month and is hosting a
dinner in San Francisco on April 5.
Steven Strauss (2012) is taking a deep look at "Smart Cities" and the challenges facing urban America. Mr. Strauss convened a
conference on innovations in urban government last month that included
Ray Jetson (2010) and
Michael Robertson (2012).
Doug Rauch (2010) is a recipient of the 2018 James Beard Foundation (JBF)
Leadership Award. JBF will honor Mr. Rauch for
for his innovative work in fighting food insecurity through Daily Table and his corporate leadership as the former president of Trader Joe's Company.
Don Arthur (2009) is opposing President Trump's ban on transgender people in the military. Vice Admiral, Ret. Arthur was one of more than 20 generals and admirals to sign on to a
statement that calls the recent ban a "troubling move backward."