Juliet de Baubigny is a Partner and Co-Head of Global Technology at BDT & MSD Partners.

Juliet joined BDT & MSD in 2024 to build the firm’s Global Technology Group, which advises and invests in founders building generational companies.

Through BDT & MSD’s Technology Fund, which launched in 2025, investments include Anthropic, Beacon Software, Helsing, Kraken, Project Prometheus, Revolut, and Waymo.

Prior to joining the firm, Juliet spent over 20 years in the venture capital industry as a Senior Partner at Kleiner Perkins and later as a General Partner at BOND, a global technology investment firm formed by the Kleiner Perkins Digital Growth Fund partners. During her career, Juliet has worked closely with founders and companies including Airbnb, Amazon, Block, Canva, DoorDash, Google, On Running, Revolut, Slack, Spotify, Stripe, and Uber.

Juliet is a passionate champion of innovation in philanthropy, co-founding Beyond Type 1, an organization dedicated to finding a cure for Type 1 Diabetes. She was awarded an OBE by HM King Charles III for services to the technology industry and philanthropy. She received her BA from the University of Northumbria.

Ebs Burnough is an acclaimed filmmaker, producer, writer, and cultural leader operating at the intersection of global storytelling, politics, and institutional stewardship. Recently awarded the prestigious 2026 Ellis Island Medal of Honor, Burnough has spent nearly two decades directing strategic initiatives across the arts, public policy, and the private sector.

Currently, he serves as the Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Sundance Institute, guiding the Sundance Film Festival through a historic global transition. As CEO of Hatch House Media, he spearheads a premium production slate spanning film, television, theatre, and gaming. His directorial work includes the internationally acclaimed documentaries The Capote Tapes and Kerouac’s Road: The Beat of a Nation (distributed by Universal Pictures), with the highly anticipated feature Dusty currently in production. Burnough is also in production on an upcoming podcast series Tea & Vodka.

Burnough’s unique perspective was forged in American politics, where he served as Senior Advisor to First Lady Michelle Obama and Deputy White House Social Secretary.

Shyla Raghav has served as the Chief Impact Officer at TIME and Co-Founder of TIME CO2. She is a longtime leader in climate strategy, with expertise spanning mitigation, adaptation, international policy, and natural climate solutions. Before TIME, she served as Vice President of Climate Change at Conservation International and held roles at the World Bank, the Adaptation Fund, the United Nations Development Programme, and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. Her work has earned recognition including being named one of InStyle’s BadAss Women, the Gold House’s A100 Most Influential, a Grist Top 50 Fixer, and an AAAS If/Then Ambassador for women in STEM, and she has been featured by CNN, Vice News, Vogue India, TIME, and Elle.

Daniel Sachs is a Swedish business leader, investor, and philanthropist working at the intersection of finance, democracy, and inclusive growth. He is the founder and CEO of P Capital Partners, a leading Northern European private credit firm providing long-term, bespoke financing to entrepreneurial and family-owned businesses. Through the Daniel Sachs Foundation, he champions initiatives that strengthen democracy, renew political institutions, and expand pathways to more inclusive societies. He serves as Vice Chair of the Open Society Foundations and Chair of its Investment Committee. Daniel is also on the board of Wallenberg Investments AB, a founding member of the European Council on Foreign Relations, and a member of the Dean’s Circle at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford.

Becky Quick is co-anchor of “Squawk Box”. She also leads CNBC Cures, a multi-platform initiative dedicated to showcasing the voices, research, and progress surrounding rare diseases.
Quick is known for her hard-hitting interviews and profiles of some of the world’s richest and most influential investors, including Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Alan Greenspan, T. Boone Pickens, Jamie Dimon, Charlie Munger and many others. She also has interviewed three U.S. presidents and has hosted panels at some of the most prestigious conferences in the world such as the Microsoft CEO Conference, Fortune’s Most Powerful Women’s Conference and the Allen & Co. Sun Valley Media Conference.

Quick was formerly anchor of the nationally syndicated “On the Money,” which was produced by CNBC, and also authored a regular column for Fortune magazine. Prior to becoming an anchor, Quick covered the Wall Street beat for CNBC as part of the network’s partnership with Dow Jones.
Before joining CNBC in February 2001, Quick covered various beats for The Wall Street Journal, including retail, e-commerce and the Internet. She also played a crucial role in the launch of The Wall Street Journal Online, while serving as the site’s International news editor.
Quick graduated from Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J. She serves on the board of the Economic Club of New York and previously served on the board of The Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.

Lionel Barber is an author, broadcaster, consultant and former editor of The Financial Times (2005-2020). His latest book is Gambling Man, a biography of Masayoshi Son, the founder and CEO of SoftBank.

At the FT, he led the digital transformation of the newspaper, winning multiple awards for its journalism. He also interviewed many world leaders including Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, Barack Obama, Angela Merkel and Narendra Modi. 

During his editorship, Lionel served as a trustee and latterly as chairman of the Tate (2011-2021) and as a trustee of the Carnegie Corporation of New York (2014-23). 

In his current roles, he is a senior adviser to Allen & Co in New York and a member of the international advisory board of Chubb, the global insurance company, and a member of the Global Council of the I-House,Asia Pacific Initiative in Tokyo. 

He is co-host of Media Confidential, along with former editor of the Guardian Alan Rusbridger, now editor of Prospect magazine. He also serves as chairman of the Wincott foundation and a trustee of the Marjorie Dean Foundation, each promoting quality business and financial journalism in the UK. .  

Lionel is the recipient of the Legion d’Honneur and the Stella d’Italia in recognition of his lifetime achievements in journalism.

Lewis is an endurance swimmer and ocean advocate.

For nearly forty years, he has pioneered swims in some of the most fragile and threatened environments – from the North Pole to Antarctica, and from the Himalayas to the great rivers of the world.

Each swim is undertaken to draw attention to places that are changing rapidly, and to help secure their future.

To support this work, he founded the Lewis Pugh Foundation to turn awareness into lasting protection. The Foundation works with governments, scientists and local communities, and has helped protect more than 3.5 million km² of vulnerable ocean – an area larger than Western Europe.

Lewis has served as UNEP Patron of the Oceans since 2013. In this role, he has been a leading voice for oceans and rivers, and for the wildlife and people that depend on them.

Karin Grundberg Wolodarski is a journalist at Dagens Industri. She is also the author of the books Den döende dandyn, about the art collector Fredrik Roos, and Experimentet – how the Swedish school system became one of the most deregulated in the world.

Joanna Grant is a rising Dartmouth freshman and the founder of PageGeek, an initiative that encourages children and teenagers to read books by creating mock social media pages for classic and contemporary characters. She is a former intern for The Knot, a wedding planning company, where she specialized in marketing for their social media and editorial teams, and for the media company Upworthy, where she focused on spreading good news. Joanna is the co-head editor of her school newspaper, President and first-place champion of the business competition club DECA, and co-leader of her local youth group’s international podcast.

Jens Grede is the Co-Founder, Chairman, and CEO of SKIMS. He is also the Co-Founder and Chairman of FRAME and a prolific investor in the technology, consumer, and media industry through his holding company Popular Culture. Prior to partnering with Kim Kardashian to launch Skims, Grede co-founded Los Angeles-based FRAME in 2012. Before that, he spent years working in fashion and media, co-founding the marketing agency Saturday Group in 2003. The Saturday Group and its subsidiary of companies were sold individually to Omnicom and Interpublic Group between 2015 and 2018 – as Grede shifted his focus to other consumer and media businesses. Jens’ business acumen has been instrumental to SKIMS’ exponential growth, which has a current valuation of $5 billion. The brand’s innovative approach to the intimates and lounge category has become a global phenomenon since its launch in 2019. Grede currently resides in Los Angeles with his wife Emma Grede and their four children.