Miracle Olatunji is a Gen-Z leader, changemaker, and author of Purpose: How To Live and Lead With Impact.

Miracle is a mission-driven entrepreneur, community builder, and author of Purpose: How To Live and Lead with Impact. She is an advocate for gender and racial equality, mental health, and financial literacy. She is also the creator of Her Wallet Media, an inclusive financial literacy and wellness platform. She has been honored as a “Young Futurist and Game-changer” by The Root Magazine and her work has been featured in Forbes, The Female Lead, and other publications. Miracle was part of a campaign by Melinda Gates and the Harvard Business Review called ‘Equality Can’t Wait’ focused on accelerating progress towards gender equality globally. Recently, Miracle partnered with Colgate on ‘The Optimism Project’, an initiative to empower fellow Gen Zers.

Dr. Maya Rmeity is a visionary DEI Advisor with over 17 years of experience driving cultural and organizational transformations. A former UN Women Consultant, Dr. Rmeity has tailored D&I policies to align with the unique GCC cultural context, helping local corporations build impactful and inclusive workplace cultures. As Co-founder of Impactiv, a pioneering social enterprise, she champions mentorship as a powerful tool for talent development, with a focus on empowering women, youth, and aspiring leaders.

Sarah Phillips (she/her) is an experienced HR Business Partner currently specialising in Talent and ED&I at Kellanova. In her role she leads leadership development, ED&I capability building and learning initiatives in Ireland and across Europe.

Sathya Bala (she/her) is a leader, board member, entrepreneur, speaker and community organizer. She spent most of her career working at large organizations like Sainsburys, Deloitte, HSBC and Barclays. Before starting her business, her last role was Global Head of Data at Chanel, during which time she also launched the cross-company Data Meets DEI forum, which she still runs today. In 2021, she launched her own business, True Change, which works to make organizations more inclusive using data and storytelling to drive change. Sathya is also founder of My Skin My Story, a global community that empowers women of color. Sathya embraces her cross-cultural lived experience in her work, as a Sri Lankan Tamil woman, born in Singapore, who grew up in Sydney, and moved to London as a young adult.

Isabelle Demangeat is a seasoned DEI expert with 25 years of experience in coaching, training, and leadership development. Based in Berlin, she works in four languages across Europe, India, and virtually with global clients, focusing on interculturality and diversity, gender dynamics, and multi-site teams. She holds certifications in multiple psychometric tools, mediation, and organization development, and collaborates with universities and training institutes to develop future leaders and trainers.

Originally from Spain and based in NYC, Nacho leads the implementation of a comprehensive and impactful inclusion and belonging project aligned with the Company’s strategic plan. I coordinate and supervise different markets all over the world: the USA, the rest of America, Asia, Oceania, South Africa, and Mediterranean countries, with corporate responsibilities in HQ.

Laraine Kaminsky is the President and CEO of GlobalLK, a consulting firm committed to developing inclusive leaders for a global economy. With experience in 96 countries, she specializes in addressing cultural, religious, gender, and generational dynamics to enhance organizational effectiveness. Drawing on extensive global experience across public and private sectors, she focuses on implementing DEI strategies that drive sustainable impact.

Miranda Johnston is a Relationship Manager on the Relationship Expansion Team at Seramount. She is responsible for service delivery of member benefits, partner engagement, and success plan development. Miranda joins us from EAB where she supported universities in their student success & equity efforts. Prior to that, Miranda worked in ABA therapy, providing services to children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and their families. Miranda earned her BS in Psychology at Virginia Commonwealth University.

Sachin Jain is a strategic HR professional with over 18 years of experience. He is currently the Managing Director & Global Head of Talent Strategy for Citi. He is focused on identifying, promoting and developing the next set of future ready diverse talent at Citi. Before he current role, he worked at PepsiCo, where he was part of the Global Talent Management Centre of Excellence (COE), responsible for driving the talent agenda related to Future of Work, Manager Assessment & Accountability, Employee Engagement & Experience, Organizational Culture & Careers. At PepsiCo, he has had different experiences within HR function – in Employee relations, Learning, HRBP, Talent Management and Organization Development across different international geographies. His strength lies in translating data-driven people insights into business actions and driving enterprise-wide change. He enjoys reading and travelling around with his wife and daughter.

Dr. Shanita Williams, is the Vice President of People Experience & Inclusion at Southern New Hampshire University. With over 16 years of progressive experience in higher education administration, Dr. Williams has dedicated her career to transforming workplaces by designing employee centric programs that help attract, develop and retain world class talent.

Among her notable responsibilities: oversees 39 employee networks and employee resource groups, leads employee recognition programs, manages the first-year onboarding experience, analyzes monthly engagement surveys, and directs the impactful “Standing Together for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion” program—all essential drivers of employee engagement, organizational health and employee retention.

Dr. Williams empowers others to thrive by creating environments where they can embrace their most authentic selves in the workplace. In recognition of her leadership, Dr. Williams was named one of the Top 50 Women Leaders in Georgia and in Education by Women We Admire in 2023, and the recipient of the Diversity Impact 50 Award in 2025