Tim Wolf is president of Wolf Interests Inc., the investment entity that he established after he retired as chief integration officer of MillerCoors Brewing Company in June 2010—a $10 billion merger that he helped effect (completed July 2008). Wolf was responsible for converging and integrating the two companies and ensuring delivery of $500 million in cost-reduction synergies. Actual achievement was approximately $700 million. Prior to joining MillerCoors, Wolf was chief financial officer of Coors Brewing Company (1995 to 2005), and global chief financial officer of Molson Coors Brewing Company (2005 to 2008), another merger he helped negotiate, close, and refinance. He was instrumental in helping drive $180 million of synergies in less than three years, which reduced the debt associated with refinancing and restructuring the highly successful Molson Coors merger, well ahead of commitments to its board. During the nearly 14 years that Wolf was CFO of these two companies, with the many Coors/Molson Coors teams, he built a variety of disciplines, capabilities, systems, talent, and teams, as well as credibility and strong operating results that drove an increase of more than $10 billion of shareholder value, as of his move to MillerCoors in July 2008. Wolf has been a member of the Board of Directors of Xcel Energy Inc. since 2007, previously serving on and chairing its Audit Committee and now serving on its Operations, Nuclear, Environmental and Safety, and Finance Committees.

Steven Hill is the global and U.S. head of Innovation at KPMG LLP, the audit, tax, and advisory firm. In these roles, he is responsible for the lifecycle of innovation that led to market strategies and investment prioritization. He also meshes the art and science of innovation to drive market relevance and sustainable growth. Hill’s close connection to market trends and growth strategies has made him a thought leader and change agent on innovation and digital transformation. He previously served in several KPMG leadership positions, including U.S. vice chair of Strategic Investments, global leader of Innovation for KPMG’s Advisory business, global leader for IT Strategy and CIO advisory services, and other major industry and geographic leadership roles. Hill was previously a senior vice president at BearingPoint Inc. (formerly KPMG Consulting) and a member of the BearingPoint Operating Committee. Prior to BearingPoint, and under the KPMG Consulting name, he was the partner-in-charge of the Southwest Area for Consulting Services, co-leader of the Consumer and Industrial Markets Industry Line of Business, and the global leader for the World-Class Information Technology Services practice. Hill was also a founding partner of KPMG Consulting Inc. Prior to joining KPMG, he was the managing director of Strategic Planning for SHL Systemhouse. In this role, he was a contributing architect in the creation of Transformational Outsourcing. He also served as the managing director of Business Development for SHL Systemhouse Latin America. Hill also served as a manager with McKinsey & Company for five years and a consultant with American Management Systems for three years.

Anjali Joshi is vice president of Product Management at Google, where she currently works on Google’s product efforts focused on developing markets. Earlier she led the product development team for health search and worked on defining new initiatives in the health space. Previous to that, she led the product management team for Search and Image Search. With the growth in the number of people using smartphones, her team’s focus was to build new search experiences optimized for mobile devices across all geographies and languages. Prior to that role, she led product management teams for Google Maps, Infrastructure, Research, Translate, News, Finance, and Google.org. She also led the early Google efforts for Cloud services and Fiber networks. Before joining Google, Joshi was executive vice-president of Engineering at Covad Communications, the first DSL Competitive Carrier in the United States. She was also principal member of Technical Staff at AT&T Bell Labs where she led projects to build the first large-scale high-speed data networks in the United States. She received a master’s degree in Management Science and Engineering from Stanford University, a master’s degree in Computer Engineering from the State University of New York, and a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from IIT, Kanpur.

Joe Mandato has served as CEO of several successful operating companies, including two leveraged buyouts. The first, an ophthalmic implant company, was sold to a U.K.-based public company, and the second was a leveraged purchase from Johnson & Johnson, subsequently acquired by an NYSE company. Both transactions resulted in significant value creation for shareholders. He also advised the founders, was an active investor, and was appointed to the Board of Directors of Align Technology Inc. (NASDAQ: ALGN), developer of the Invisalign clear orthodontic appliance. Earlier in his career, Mandato served as president and CEO of Origin Medsystems, a developer of minimally invasive surgical devices, where he also co-founded and served as CEO of Gynecare, a women’s health spin-out from Origin, which was later acquired by Johnson & Johnson. Origin was acquired by Guidant Corporation (NYSE), where Mandato served as a vice president, member of the founding management committee, and CEO of two of its five operating units. He has served as an entrepreneur-in-residence at Mayfield Fund, a venture capital firm.