Alan Boyce is CEO of Absalon, a joint venture between VP Securities and Soros Fund Management. Its purpose is to educate and empower countries to adopt the beneficial attributes of the Danish mortgage system, and he is currently working with George Soros on an initiative to restructure the U.S. mortgage market. He is also Director of Adecoagro, a diversified agricultural production company operating in Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay which is listed on the NYSE (AGRO). He is co-founder and Director of Agrica Ltd, the founder and CEO of Westlands Solar Farms, a California renewable energy company based in Fresno County, and is the founder and Chairman of Materra Farms, a California based agricultural production company specializing in the production of animal feed. Before Countrywide Bank, FSB was sold to Bank of America, Boyce was Senior Managing Director of Investment Strategies. While at Countrywide, Boyce was responsible for management and leadership of the bank's investment and funding strategies that produce the highest risk-adjusted returns and the lowest cost of funds. He also oversaw securities and loan purchase activities, trades and strategies, as well as investment portfolio performance. Prior to joining Countrywide in 2007, Boyce served as Director of Special Situations at Soros Fund Management LLC. During those years with Soros, he managed a portfolio of assets of the Quantum Funds and had principal operational responsibilities for the bulk of Soros' investments in Latin America. Boyce coordinated the establishment of Glacier Re, a Swiss Domicile reinsurance company in 2004 and served as chief executive officer. Before joining Soros Fund Management, Boyce served for fourteen years as Managing Director, in charge of Fixed Income Arbitrage with Bankers Trust. Prior to that, he worked for the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C. Boyce holds an MBA degree from Stanford University and a B.A. in Economics from Pomona College.

David Cho is a manager at Bain and Associates in New York. He was also co-founder and CEO of Sidebark based in San Francisco, Sidebark was a company that helped customers share videos privately. He focuses on digital media. Dave has also worked in Bain's Los Angeles, Singapore, and Hong Kong offices. His work spanned a number of areas, including digital strategy, customer insights, organizational design and product development. In addition to his client work, Dave served as the Associate Consultant (AC) program manager in the New York office and as the program manager for Bain's global Associate Consultant Training (ACT) program. Dave holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BA from Pomona College in Economics.

Kent Fisher is a Vice President at Boeing where he has responsibility for the firm's relationships with more than 1400 suppliers around the world. External suppliers provide more than 65% of Boeing's products and services. The supply chain is essential to Boeing's continued competitive advantage. Prior to working with the supply chain, Kent held positions in Marketing, Product Strategy, Sales and Customer Finance. Before he joined Boeing, Kent held various positions at Price Waterhouse working in the firm's litigation and bankruptcy-consulting group in Los Angeles and Seattle. Kent has a bachelor's degree in economics from Pomona College and a master's degree in business administration from UCLA.

Following graduation from Pomona in economics, Tim worked at McKinsey & Company as a Business Analyst in their Los Angeles office. He then earned his MBA at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and returned to McKinsey in San Francisco for two more years as an Associate. While at McKinsey, Tim worked on strategy projects in the sectors of financial services, technology, healthcare, and not-for- profit. Since 2001, Tim has been in strategic roles with Charles Schwab & Company, managing projects forwarding the retail brokerage business, and, currently, the Schwab Institutional business.

Phil is Senior Director of Strategy at Dolby Laboratories in San Francisco, where he helps lead the corporate strategy, business planning and M&A efforts. Dolby is the leader in delivering immersive audio entertainment across cinema, TV, PC and mobile devices. Prior to joining Dolby in 2011, Phil spent five years at Microsoft, splitting his time between strategy and finance for the Microsoft Office division. Earlier, Phil spent several years in M&A investment banking in Los Angeles. Phil has a B.A. in economics from Pomona and an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management.

Victor Liu graduated from Pomona College in 1998 as an economics major. While at Pomona College, he interned at Asia Financial Group with Pomona alumnus Bernard Chan in Hong Kong. Following graduation, he served as a Rotary Ambassador in Taiwan, worked as a management consultant at McKinsey and Company and as an investment banker at Merrill Lynch where he did corporate finance, and mergers & acquisitions. He has also done international equity research at Causeway Capital Management with a focus on the technology and automotive industries. Victor currently serves as Analyst for the FPA International Value Fund. He is a CFA Charterholder.