Shannon Siart is the manager of climate strategy and sustainability initiatives at HPE, responsible for setting and overseeing the company’s environmental strategy and goals and enhancing reputation through industry-leading programs, reporting, and rankings. She is the force behind HPE’s ambitious new commitment to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent by 2025; she earned HPE an A on CDP’s 2018 Climate Change disclosure to maintain the company’s position among the top 2 percent of companies globally; and she constructed HPE’s first disclosure applying TCFD recommendations. At the heart of Siart’s work is belief that a sustainable future will transform our economy, nurture innovation, and create new markets ready to be seized by leading technology companies. Prior to joining HPE, Siart was on Northrop Grumman’s corporate sustainability team.

Yui Kamikawa is the strategy and analytics lead for climate risk and resilience at The Coca-Cola Company. He also works across the Company’s environmental sustainability pillars on strategy development and disclosure. He has a passion for innovation in the space of climate change, packaging, and sustainability. He has worked in Asia, Europe, Africa, and North America and has worked in The Coca-Cola Company and its bottling system for seven years. He has a background in supply chain, engineering, and packaging recycling technology.

Marshall Chase leads the development of the company’s sustainability strategy, works with key stakeholders including customers and investors, and coordinates company activities on priority environmental and social issues. Chase previously supported the development of Micron’s sustainability program as the manufacturing industry lead at BSR, where he worked for 10 years as a consultant on a range of sustainability strategy issues.

With a background in sustainable business and exploring the impact of climate change on vulnerable populations, Eileen fosters private-sector engagement to accelerate climate resilience in Southeast Asia.

Before joining BSR, Eileen was vice president at Edelman, where she implemented strategic sustainability plans for Fortune 500 companies to drive climate action, responsible sourcing, resource optimization, and community engagement. While at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., Eileen advanced policy solutions on climate change, sustainable development, and urban resiliency.

Eileen holds a Master’s of Environmental Management from Duke University and a B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Connecticut. 

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