George Zimmer is Chairman, CEO and Founder of Generation Tux, an online rental platform for tuxedos and suits. He is also the founder and former CEO and Chairman of the Men’s Wearhouse - the largest retailer of men's tailored suit and dress casual clothing in the U.S. and Canada and has been included in Fortune's "The 100 Best Companies to Work For" list since 1999.

He is the father of four children and self-described in his LinkedIn profile as a “Business Warrior Monk who roots for the underdog.” George serves on the Board of Directors for the Institute of Noetic Sciences, and the Oakland Zoo.

Morris Pearl currently serves as Chair of the Patriotic Millionaires, a group of hundreds of high-net-worth Americans who are committed to making all Americans, including themselves, better off by building a more prosperous, stable, and inclusive nation.

Previously, Mr. Pearl was a managing director at BlackRock, one of the largest investment firms in the world. His work included the Maiden Lane transactions and assessing governments’ potential losses from bank bailouts in the United States and in Europe. Prior to BlackRock, Mr. Pearl had a long tenure on Wall Street where he invented some of the securitization technology connecting America’s capital markets to consumers in need of credit. He is a CFA Charter Holder, a member of the CFA Institute, the New York Society of Securities Analysts, and on the board of Verified Voting and The Center for Political Accountability. Mr. Pearl lives in New York City with his wife Barbara where he enjoys spending time with his two adult sons and riding his bicycle around the city.

Sarah Bloom Raskin has served at the highest levels of the U.S. Government and American financial sector. As Deputy Secretary of the U.S. Treasury, Raskin was the “highest-ranking woman in the history of the Treasury Department.”

She has become widely known for her commitment to enhancing prosperity throughout America’s economy, for her commitment to ensure the ability of our country’s financial infrastructure to bounce back from sharp setbacks and downturns, and for her defense of consumer safeguards in the financial marketplace. Deputy Secretary’s defining economic doctrine concerns “resilience”, the ability of individuals, households, firms, communities, businesses, and indeed nations worldwide to recover robustly from shocks of varying magnitude.

Previously, she served as a Governor of the Federal Reserve Board. Her decade of continuous public service includes leadership in the realm of monetary policy, fiscal policy, and financial regulatory policy. She is a trustee and member of the Board of Directors of the Vanguard Funds and Vanguard Group Inc. Her governance responsibilities also include being a member of the Board of Directors of i(x) Investments, LLC, a trustee of Amherst College, and a trustee of the Folger Shakespeare Library.

David Carey is the Hearst Corporation's Senior Vice President, Public Affairs and Communications. During calendar 2019, he served as the chairman of Hearst Magazines, after serving for eight years as president.

In January 2019, he became a Fellow at Harvard University’s Advanced Leadership Initiative, a university-wide program that each year selects a small group of senior executives from around the world to spend two semesters on the Harvard campus studying solutions to large-scale societal problems.

During Carey’s tenure as president, Hearst Magazines more than doubled in size, with the 2011 acquisition of more than 100 magazines in 14 countries from Lagardère, the 2018 acquisition of Rodale’s global media assets, as well as new joint ventures with Scripps (now Discovery) and leading technology companies. Carey also expanded Hearst's leadership position in its B2B services unit.