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Sandra Schoonhoven

CoE Lead of Climate Risk
ING

Sandra Schoonhoven is the CoE Lead of Climate Risk – heading a core team of 4-5 people overseeing and coordinating INGs bank-wide activities around Climate Risk. Sandra has been part of ING’s sustainability journey for the last 7 years and as a former Head of Sustainability Programmes co-developed INGs Sustainability Direction and lead the execution of several programmes to achieve this direction. Within her current role she engages with both internal as well as external stakeholders (including supervisors).

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Sandra Schoonhoven

CoE Lead of Climate Risk
ING

Sandra Schoonhoven

CoE Lead of Climate Risk
ING

Sandra Schoonhoven is the CoE Lead of Climate Risk – heading a core team of 4-5 people overseeing and coordinating INGs bank-wide activities around Climate Risk. Sandra has been part of ING’s sustainability journey for the last 7 years and as a former Head of Sustainability Programmes co-developed INGs Sustainability Direction and lead the execution of several programmes to achieve this direction. Within her current role she engages with both internal as well as external stakeholders (including supervisors).

Before she joint Global Sustainability, Sandra worked in several business roles within ING. Starting within Customer Intelligence as a data scientist avant la letter and after that moving into different leadership roles, she developed strong analytical -as well as leadership skills with a keen eye and passion for change management.

Before joining ING in 2004, Sandra worked in marketing roles in the publication sector (Wolters Kluwer) and insurance sector (Yarden).

She holds a MSc in Communication from Tilburg University and a Msc in Marketing Strategy from Henley Business University.

Next to her job, Sandra is member of the supervisory board of Stichting Spaarnesant – a public organization that provides public education through 26 schools in Haarlem. She holds an advisory board position at a strategy consultant company Stay Future Proof. And she is a certified Purpose to Impact session leader and has run multiple workshops for colleagues to help them find their purpose. Her own purpose in life is “to serve elephant for dinner”. 

 

Simon Gadd

Group Climate Change Director
Legal and General

Simon Gadd

Group Climate Change Director
Legal and General

Simon Gadd

Group Climate Change Director
Legal and General
 

Alex Duncan

Group Chief Risk Officer
Just Group

Alex Duncan

Group Chief Risk Officer
Just Group

Alex Duncan

Group Chief Risk Officer
Just Group
 

Frances Loring

Associate Director, Sustainability and Reputational Risk
Federated Hermes

Frances Loring

Associate Director, Sustainability and Reputational Risk
Federated Hermes

Frances Loring

Associate Director, Sustainability and Reputational Risk
Federated Hermes
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Keith Davies

Chief Risk and Compliance Officer
Federated Hermes

Keith Davies is Chief Risk & Compliance Officer at Federated Hermes Limited – the fund management company that has been at the forefront of sustainability investing and global stewardship since 1983. Keith is responsible for supporting the authentic and regulatory compliant delivery of the firm’s investment and stewardship processes, and for helping the firm achieve its strategic and sustainability objectives in a risk controlled and regulatory compliant manner.

Prior to joining FHL, Keith had a long and successful career within the Prudential Group, where he was Global Head of Internal Audit and Chief Risk and Resilience Officer for M&G plc - a role in which he helped the firm successfully demerge from the Prudential Group and list as a stand-alone FTSE 100 company. He was also CRO for Prudential's Treasury and Portfolio Management entities and has also held senior roles in risk management and audit at Standard Chartered, Standard Bank and Deutsche Bank, and within the Policy team at the Financial Services Authority.

In all these roles Keith has a track record of evolving functions to focus on the risks facing businesses in the modern, digital, multi-stakeholder focussed world - including financial & non-financial resilience and reputational, behavioural and sustainability risks. He is a leading voice on integrating ESG factors into strategies and risk management  - and has recently written a chapter on this subject in the 'ESG Investing Handbook'.

Keith is also Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Risk & Audit Committees for Admiral Insurance’s UK underwriting subsidiaries, and is on the Audit & Risk Committee for Glamorgan County Cricket Club where he is helping develop and deliver the Club’s sustainability strategy. He has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University and an MSc in Economics and Econometrics from the University of Bristol.

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Keith Davies

Chief Risk and Compliance Officer
Federated Hermes

Keith Davies is Chief Risk & Compliance Officer at Federated Hermes Limited – the fund management company that has been at the forefront of sustainability investing and global stewardship since 1983. Keith is responsible for supporting the authentic and regulatory compliant delivery of the firm’s investment and stewardship processes, and for helping the firm achieve its strategic and sustainability objectives in a risk controlled and regulatory compliant manner.

Prior to joining FHL, Keith had a long and successful career within the Prudential Group, where he was Global Head of Internal Audit and Chief Risk and Resilience Officer for M&G plc - a role in which he helped the firm successfully demerge from the Prudential Group and list as a stand-alone FTSE 100 company. He was also CRO for Prudential's Treasury and Portfolio Management entities and has also held senior roles in risk management and audit at Standard Chartered, Standard Bank and Deutsche Bank, and within the Policy team at the Financial Services Authority.

In all these roles Keith has a track record of evolving functions to focus on the risks facing businesses in the modern, digital, multi-stakeholder focussed world - including financial & non-financial resilience and reputational, behavioural and sustainability risks. He is a leading voice on integrating ESG factors into strategies and risk management  - and has recently written a chapter on this subject in the 'ESG Investing Handbook'.

Keith is also Non-Executive Director and Chair of the Risk & Audit Committees for Admiral Insurance’s UK underwriting subsidiaries, and is on the Audit & Risk Committee for Glamorgan County Cricket Club where he is helping develop and deliver the Club’s sustainability strategy. He has a degree in Economics from Cambridge University and an MSc in Economics and Econometrics from the University of Bristol.

 

Elisabeth Hennes

Senior Scientist
Almirall

Elisabeth Hennes

Senior Scientist
Almirall

Elisabeth Hennes

Senior Scientist
Almirall
 

Zachary Carpenter

Founder, CEO
VantAI

Zachary Carpenter is the founder and CEO of VantAI, who pioneered the use of machine learning in the protein degrader space and is now partnered as the computational engine for many of the spaces major players (BI, JnJ, Blueprint, [another major big pharma deal hopefully TBA). Prior to VantAI, Zach worked at Quantum Black, McKinsey & Company, and Columbia University’s C2B2 unit where he received his PhD in a dual appointment between the labs of theoretical physicist & mathematician Raul Rabbadan and Cancer Biologist Adolfo Ferando.

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Zachary Carpenter

Founder, CEO
VantAI

Zachary Carpenter

Founder, CEO
VantAI

Zachary Carpenter is the founder and CEO of VantAI, who pioneered the use of machine learning in the protein degrader space and is now partnered as the computational engine for many of the spaces major players (BI, JnJ, Blueprint, [another major big pharma deal hopefully TBA). Prior to VantAI, Zach worked at Quantum Black, McKinsey & Company, and Columbia University’s C2B2 unit where he received his PhD in a dual appointment between the labs of theoretical physicist & mathematician Raul Rabbadan and Cancer Biologist Adolfo Ferando.

 

Giulia Caron

Professor, Medicinal Chemistry
University of Turin

Giulia Caron received a B.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology at the University of Torino (Italy). She then moved to the University of Lausanne (Switzerland) where was awarded a Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences in 1997 under the supervision of prof. B. Testa. She holds the position of Associate Professor at the Molecular Biotechnology and Health Sciences Department at the University of Torino and teaches medicinal chemistry and drug discovery.

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Giulia Caron

Professor, Medicinal Chemistry
University of Turin

Giulia Caron

Professor, Medicinal Chemistry
University of Turin

Giulia Caron received a B.Sc. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology at the University of Torino (Italy). She then moved to the University of Lausanne (Switzerland) where was awarded a Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences in 1997 under the supervision of prof. B. Testa. She holds the position of Associate Professor at the Molecular Biotechnology and Health Sciences Department at the University of Torino and teaches medicinal chemistry and drug discovery. Her primary scientific interest is the design, experimental determination and computational prediction of physicochemical and in vitro ADME properties of drugs and drug candidates in the bRo5 chemical space (PROTACs and macrocycles above others).

 

Felix Hausch

Professor
Technical University Darmstadt

Felix Hausch is professor for structure-based drug research at the Technical University Darmstadt. He is a recognized expert for the chemical biology of immunophilins (mainly FKBPs) and has discovered the SAFit class of selective FKBP51 ligands. He has authored 89 publications (incl. Nat Chem Biol, Angew Chem, JACS; h-factor= 37 (Google Scholar)) and >10 accepted patent families.

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Felix Hausch

Professor
Technical University Darmstadt

Felix Hausch

Professor
Technical University Darmstadt

Felix Hausch is professor for structure-based drug research at the Technical University Darmstadt. He is a recognized expert for the chemical biology of immunophilins (mainly FKBPs) and has discovered the SAFit class of selective FKBP51 ligands. He has authored 89 publications (incl. Nat Chem Biol, Angew Chem, JACS; h-factor= 37 (Google Scholar)) and >10 accepted patent families. He is speaker of the LOEWE consortium TRABITA, Core team member of the Zukunftscluster PROXIDRUGS, coordinator of the BMBF consortia iMIP and 51TaValP, co-coordinator of the VIP+ consortium Fit4Fat and of the ANR/BMBF consortium SIAM. Felix Hausch received his PhD from the Free University Berlin in 2000, gained postdoc experience at Stanford University and biotech industry in Zurich (ESBATech AG, 2 years), and was group leader at the Max-Planck Institute of Psychiatry and lecturer at the LMU (Munich, 2005-2016).

 

Ivan Dikic

Professor, Director
Goethe University

Ivan Dikic

Professor, Director
Goethe University

Ivan Dikic

Professor, Director
Goethe University