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Her charitable work extends internationally and has supported initiatives such as the Women’s Brain Foundation, Laureus Sport for Good Foundation based in the UK, Children Action and Human Rights Watch, dedicated to helping the disadvantaged improve their quality of life. Previously she worked for the Tourism Board at the Mexican Embassy in London and for the Commerce Department at the US Embassies in London and Paris.

Born in Tijuana, Mexico, and educated in the United States, Ms. Moret holds two Bachelor of Arts degrees, one in Political Science and the other in Sociology from the University of San Diego, California, USA. In recent years, she has chosen to focus on her role as a mother of three children, ages 16, 14, and 11, in their formative years. Her philanthropic work has continued on a personal basis and on behalf of Lobnek Wealth Management. She lives with her husband and children in Geneva, Switzerland.

She began her career in 1998 at Cartier (Richemont Group) where she held various positions in operational marketing, merchandising, retail and jewelry marketing, where she was responsible for the brand’s high and fine jewelry collections. In 2008, she joined the international BAT group as Global Director of the Vogue cigarette brand. She then rejoined the Richemont Group in 2014 as Chief Marketing Officer of Piaget and took over the company in early 2017. After seven years at Piaget, Chabi took on a strategic advisory role focusing on Yoox Net-a-Porter reporting to Richemont Group CEO.

Chabi Nouri who earned her Masters in Economics from the University of Fribourg and University of Hohenheim in Stuttgart, has continuously spent time developing herself with a Gemologist accreditation from the GIA, Leadership programs from IMD, Digital programs from IMD and MIT. Chabi is a Swiss citizen with a multi-cultural heritage and background. She has also been an active member of the international Young President Organization (YPO) since 2017.

Guided by her passion for giving a voice to others, heritage-based projects and a holistic approach to healthy living, she combines the spirit of philanthropy with socially responsible business initiatives. 

In March 2021, Princess Tatiana launched “BREATHE,” a Mindful Mental Health Movement, dedicated to raising awareness around mental health and building healthier, more resilient communities. 

Through this movement, she has partnered with PeakState: Mental Fitness, to bring online resources, based on cognitive behavioural therapy, to Greece. She is the founder of Mindful City™, an initiative designed to help cities create positive communal spaces and provide holistic emotional well-being education to their community. 

Tatiana currently serves as the International Ambassador of The Hellenic Initiative – a global movement of the Greek Diaspora to develop sustainable business programs in Greece. Most recently, she worked with Lemon Tree Trust, where she launched agricultural businesses in refugee communities in Northern Iraq, Greece and Jordan. 

She is the co-author of A Taste of Greece, an entrepreneurial project to support and promote Greece and Greek cuisine. 

Tatiana started her career by launching marketing strategies for Diane von Furstenberg’s Fashion House, while supporting emerging women leaders through Vital Voice’s platform. She has been a keynote speaker in over 30 events worldwide. 

Princess Tatiana was born in Caracas, Venezuela. After graduating from Aiglon College in Switzerland, she received her BA in Sociology from Georgetown University. She currently resides in Athens, Greece with her husband, HRH Prince Nikolaos.

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Megan Beyer is a journalist, activist, and life-long advocate of women’s rights and gender issues, and the arts. She founded Megan Beyer Associates in 2016 with clients including Civic Nation, The Better Angels Society, and the American Film  Institute.

In 2015, Beyer was appointed by President Barack Obama as Executive Director of  the President’s Committee on the Arts and the Humanities. During her tenure at  PCAH, Beyer led the first official U.S. Cultural Delegation to Cuba, resulting in the  first bilateral government-to-government agreements following President Obama’s historic visit to the country. In 2010, with the US Embassy in Bern, Switzerland,  Beyer founded the bilateral Swiss-U.S. project, Sister Republics, accelerating private market drivers to break the glass ceiling. Upon return to the U.S., Beyer became  Director, External Relations for the Swiss-based EDGE Gender Certification, a  company that certifies companies achieving a global standard of gender certification.

Beyer began her career as a reporter covering education and politics for local and national television news programs. She was a regular contributor to Tamedia newspapers in Switzerland from 2010-2013, and in the US, her essays are found on  Motherhood Movement Online, Role Reboot, The Hill, the Alexandria Times, and The Huffington Post. For the last 15 years, she has been a regular panelist on PBS’ To the Contrary, a women’s political talk show on public television stations nationwide. She co-chaired the founding of a women’s peace prize at the U.S. Institute for Peace, the Women Building Peace Award.

She serves on the advisory board of EDGE Certification, the statewide board of Virginia Humanities, and is development chair and co-chair of Culturefix at Meridian International. Over the last twenty-five years, she has served on dozens of national, state, and local boards, including WETA- DC’s public television station, the national board of Reading is Fundamental, Virginia NARAL, and was Finance  Chairman of the Virginia Community College System, appointed by Governor Mark Warner.

The well-being of children is particularly close to her heart; thus she always keeps the Foundation’s vision in mind: To ensure that every child worldwide has access to education and the opportunity for a brighter future. Economic efficiency in socially sustainable projects is among her foremost concerns.

Carolee assembled a board of 25 leading businesswomen to launch this initiative and commissioned the Rand Corporation to create The WHAM Report, which quantified the economic benefits of investing in woman’s health research. As a well-recognized, highly respected leader, she has shifted the dialogue on women’s health by looking at the ethics, empirical data and economic impact of women’s health while coalescing others to spearhead effective change. As an entrepreneurial thinker, Carolee believes that convening and motivating thought leaders from all parts of the ecosystem will be key in creating the needed sustainable and lasting change to drive innovation, action and address the inequities which still exist today.

Prior to founding WHAM, as a creative force and visionary leader in the fashion world, Carolee built a preeminent global brand and successfully sold it to Luxottica in 2001.

 Carolee has served on numerous public and private boards and currently serves on the boards of: The La Jolla Institute for Immunology; The Women’s Health Advisory Board, Brigham and Women’s Hospital; and The Women’s Leadership Board at The John F. Kennedy School of Government. She is a past president of the Committee of 200 and served as the Chair of its Foundation Board. Carolee also was a director on the board of DSW, Inc., the Museum of Arts and Design, NY, and The Breast Cancer Research Foundation for twenty years.

Throughout her career, Carolee has embraced mentoring and leadership roles in many diverse business organizations and is active in numerous civic, philanthropic and educational organizations.

Previously, she worked for two federal councilors in the Federal Department of Justice and Police. She began her career in 2001 at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos as North America manager. Corine Blesi studied economics, law and social sciences at the University of St Gallen.
The Swiss Economic Forum (SEF),a catalyst for economic, political and social change, presents the SEF Women Award (launched 2021) to women with an outstanding track record in entrepreneurship and at the same time offers a powerful and forward-thinking platform for
women entrepreneurs.  

Dr. Blum is an experienced leader in Research & Development with an internationally recognized track record in strategy development and business translation. Her scientific expertise in immunology and microbiome research is reflected in a substantial amount of peer reviewed articles and patents. She still entertains a global academic and industry network.

 While at Nestlé, Dr. Blum deepened her value driven leadership skills and managed high performing groups for more than 25 years. In addition, she coordinated many multi-national programs. Since 2017 she served on several SABs for biotech/VC funds (e.g. Flagship Pioneering, Boston).

Lately, she led the strategic collaborations for the development of microbiome based preventive and therapeutic solutions in gastro-intestinal health (e.g. Enterome and Seres Health, first microbiome therapeutic for recurrent C. difficile, launched in 2023) and to date continues to explore microbiome-based health solutions as part of preventive strategies in neuro-degenerative diseases.

 Stephanie Blum holds a PhD in Biochemistry & Pharmacology from the University of Frankfurt am Main/Germany and has continued her postgraduate specialization in Immunology at the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research Lausanne/NYC and the Medical Faculty of the Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Vaudois (CHUV)/Lausanne.

Her distinguished career with the WHO includes being a driving force behind the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion and WHO’s Healthy Cities Network and has remained a leader in this field by advising on WHO’s activities related to Health in the SDGs. She also served as Director of the Global Health Division at Yale University School of Public Health, where she managed the first significant Fulbright Program focused on global health. Among her many honors, she has been awarded the Cross of the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany.