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Matthew Sanders
Matthew Sanders
CEO
Humanity 2.0
  1. Humanity 2.0 Lab

    The purpose of the Humanity 2.0 Lab, put simply, is to build healthier humans. The Humanity 2.0 Lab’s mission is to contribute to the maximization of human potential through optimizing one’s environment to enhance human health and wellness, focused particularly on key developmental periods in a human’s life.

    Presentation

    Prof. Michelle Williams
    Prof. Michelle Williams
    Dean
    Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
    Rick Ridgeway
    Rick Ridgeway
    VP of Public Engagement
    Patagonia
    Liz Keith
    Liz Keith
    EVP of Sponsorship & Mission Integration
    Dignity Health
    Olesya Struk
    Olesya Struk
    Senior Director Sustainability
    Philips
    Dr. Ana Langer
    Dr. Ana Langer
    Coordinator, Dean's Special Initiative on Women and Health
    Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
    Dr. Jie Zhao
    Dr. Jie Zhao
    Executive Vice President, Head of Delos Labs
    Delos Living
    Morad Fareed
    Morad Fareed
    Co-founder
    Delos
    Dr. Emmanuela Gakidou
    Dr. Emmanuela Gakidou
    Professor of Health Metrics Sciences and Senior Director of Organizational Development and Training
    IHME
    Jennie Joseph
    Jennie Joseph
    Executive Director
    Commonsense Childbirth
    William Heisel
    William Heisel
    Director of Global Services
    IHME
    Speech
    • Prof. Michelle Williams, Dean, Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
    Speech
    • Morad Fareed, Co-founder, Delos
    Speech
    • H.E. Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, KUOM GCMG, 9th President of Malta
    Presentation
    • Humanity 2.0 Lab
    Panel
    • Healthier Humans Panel
  2. Project Vision

    Project Vision is a Humanity 2.0 effort specifically designed to provide the roadmap needed in order to accelerate human progress.

    Project Vision has three objectives.

    First, to formulate a common vision for humanity that communicates the kind of human civilization we should be striving to build. Second, to identify the most significant impediments to realizing this vision. Three, to triage them in order to provide a roadmap for action.

    Panel

    Prof. Tyler VanderWeele
    Prof. Tyler VanderWeele
    Director, Human Flourishing Program
    Harvard's Institute for Quantitative Social Science
    Prof. Sarah Spiekermann-Hoff
    Prof. Sarah Spiekermann-Hoff
    Head of Institute for Management Information Systems
    Vienna University of Economics and Business
    John C. Havens
    John C. Havens
    Sustainability Practice Lead
    IEEE Standards Association
    Steve Fuller
    Steve Fuller
    Chair in Social Epistemology
    University of Warwick
    Fr. Ezra Sullivan, OP
    Fr. Ezra Sullivan, OP
    Professor
    Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas
    John Murdock
    John Murdock
    President
    Bandwidth Inc.
  3. School of Business Ethics

    The mission of the School of Business Ethics is to provide all businesses with the education and expertise required to operate ethically.

    The School will train a new generation of leaders on how to run their businesses in an ethically responsible manner and provide consultation services so they have access to the support and expertise required to do so.

    Panel

    James Ledbetter
    James Ledbetter
    Editor
    Inc. Magazine and Inc.com
    Carlo D'Asaro Biondo
    Carlo D'Asaro Biondo
    Former President EMEA Partnerships
    Google
    Tae Yoo
    Tae Yoo
    Former SVP, Corporate Affairs and Corporate Social Responsibility
    Cisco
    David Dempsey
    David Dempsey
    Senior Vice President of Coporate Relations - EMEA
    Salesforce
    Prof. Lynn S. Paine
    Prof. Lynn S. Paine
    Professor of Business Administration
    Harvard Business School
    Prof. Mariarosaria Taddeo
    Prof. Mariarosaria Taddeo
    Deputy Director, Digital Ethics Lab
    University of Oxford
    Prof. Nicholas Haan
    Prof. Nicholas Haan
    Vice President of Impact
    Singularity University
    Fr. Philip Larrey
    Fr. Philip Larrey
    Chair of Logic
    Pontifical Lateran University
    Letty Garcia
    Letty Garcia
    Associate Director, Leadership Initiative
    Harvard Business School
    Brendan Doherty
    Brendan Doherty
    Director
    Forbes Impact
    Aza Raskin
    Aza Raskin
    Co-Founder
    Center for Humane Technology
    Prof. Michael Useem
    Prof. Michael Useem
    Director, Center for Leadership and Change Management
    The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
    Prof. Ali Hessami
    Prof. Ali Hessami
    Chair & Technical Editor, P7000 Ethics in Technology Standard
    IEEE
    Greg Medcraft
    Greg Medcraft
    Director, Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs
    OECD
    John Edelman
    John Edelman
    Managing Director, Global Engagement and Corporate Responsibility
    Edelman
    Fr. Ezra Sullivan, OP
    Fr. Ezra Sullivan, OP
    Professor
    Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas
    Matthew Sanders
    Matthew Sanders
    CEO
    Humanity 2.0
    Jean Oelwang
    Jean Oelwang
    President & Trustee, Virgin Unite & B Team Senior Partner
    Virgin
    Tim Nixon
    Tim Nixon
    Chief Communications Officer, Global Head of Partnership and Policy
    Constellation Research
    Simon Henzell-Thomas
    Simon Henzell-Thomas
    Global Head of Public Affairs
    IKEA Group
    Robert Grant
    Robert Grant
    Chairman & Managing Partner
    Strathspey Crown
    Matthew Loughran
    Matthew Loughran
    Chief Marketing Officer
    Uulala
    Eddie Lee
    Eddie Lee
    President
    Pledgecamp
    Frank Ricotta
    Frank Ricotta
    CEO & Founder
    BurstIQ
    Louis Koch
    Louis Koch
    Corporate Sustainability Director, for Europe, Middle East & Africa
    Dell EMC

Sponsors

Cisco
Google
Uulala
Dignity Health
Crown Sterling
Burst IQ
Pledgecamp
Falkon Ventures

Participating Organizations

OECD
Google
World Economic Forum
The Coca-Cola Company
Repubic of Malta
Salesforce
Cisco
Dell
HP
University of Oxford
Volkswagen AG
Singularity University
Forbes Impact
Enel
Patagonia
IDEO
Ford Foundation
TIM
Wind
Edelman
ING
Novo Nordisk
JLL
Pontifical University of the Holy Cross
Rutberg & Company LLC
Secretariat for Communication, Holy See
Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development (IHD)
International Union Superiors General (UISG)
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Wells Fargo
University of Notre Dame
Rocco Forte Hotels
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
John Templeton Foundation
University of Ottawa
NEXUS
Order of Malta
Center for Humane Technology
Jesuits
Pledgecamp
Symmitree Ltd.
Acton Institute
Fincross International
Dr. Sam Bunting
LEO Pharma
International Catholic Migration Commission
Catholic Health Association
MIT
Crux
National Catholic Reporter
Philips
Virgin
IKEA Group
Accenture
KPMG
The B Team
The Wharton School, The University of Pennsylvania
Harvard Business School
HSBC
CNN
Union Bank of Switzerland (UBS)
Barclays
Inc. magazine and Inc.com
The Wall Street Journal
U.S. Embassy to the Holy See
Delos
Secfi
Envision Healthcare
Galaxy Digital
Pontifical Oriental Institute
Gregorian University Foundation
LUISS University
BurstIQ
World Alliance of YMCAs
Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue
Ordo Fratrum Minorum
Wayne State University
Infinitum Humanitarian Systems
MDA
Bandwidth Inc.
Global Catholic Climate Movement
University of Warwick
Rembrandt Collective
Getch Foundation
Hult Prize Foundation
Caritas Internationalis
Expanded Reason Awards
Valis Bioscience
Strathspey Crown
A Bit More LTD
Dignity Health
ProjectXGlobal
Pontificio Ateneo S. Anselmo
Pure Land
Saint Louis University
EWTN Vatican
National Catholic Register
McBride & Company
Unreasonable Group

The Program

Nov 3-4, 2022
Pontifical Academy of Sciences
  • Welcome Addresses
    9:00 - 9:15
    • Rev. Philip Larrey - Chairman, Humanity 2.0
    • Matthew Sanders - CEO, Humanity 2.0
  • Humanity 2.0 Lab
    9:30 - 11:30
    • Morad Fareed - Co-founder, Delos
    • H.E. Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca, KUOM GCMG
    • Michelle Williams - Dean, Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
  • Presentation - Lab
    • Morad Fareed - Co-founder, Delos
    • Dr. Jie Zhao - Executive Vice President, Head of Delos Labs, Delos
    • Jennie Joseph - Executive Director, Commonsense Childbirth
    • William Heisel - Director of Global Services, IHME Client Services, IHME
    • Prof. Ana Langer - Coordinator, Dean's Special Initiative on Women and Health, Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
  • Coffee Break
  • Panel - Building Healthier Humans
    • Prof. Ana LangerModerator - Coordinator, Dean's Special Initiative on Women and Health, Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health
    • Emmanuela Gakidou - Professor of Health Metrics Sciences and Senior Director of Organizational Development and Training, IHME
    • Olesya Struk - Senior Director Sustainability, Philips
    • Rick Ridgeway - Vice President of Public Engagement, Patagonia
    • Liz Keith - Executive Vice President of Sponsorship & Mission Integration, Dignity Health
  • Project Vision
    11:30 - 12:30
  • Presentation - Project Vision
    • Rev. Ezra Sullivan, O.P. - Director of Project Vision, Humanity 2.0
  • Panel - Maximizing Human Flourishing
    • Matthew SandersModerator - CEO, Humanity 2.0
    • Rev. Ezra Sullivan, O.P. - Director of Project Vision, Humanity 2.0
    • Prof. Tyler VanderWeele - Director, Human Flourishing Program, Harvard's Institute for Quantitative Social Science
    • Prof. Steve Fuller - Chair in Social Epistemology, University of Warwick
    • John Havens - Executive Director, The IEEE Global Initiative on Ethics of Autonomous and Intelligent Systems, IEEE
    • Prof. Sarah Spiekermann-Hoff - Head of Institute for Management Information Systems, Vienna University of Economics and Business
    • John Murdock - President, Bandwidth Inc.
  • Lunch
    12:30 - 13:45
  • School of Business Ethics
    13:45 - 17:00
  • Presentation - School of Business Ethics
    • Rev. Philip Larrey - Chair of Logic, Pontifical Lateran University
    • Letty Garcia - Associate Director, Leadership Initiative, Harvard Business School
    • Prof. Michael Useem - Director, Center for Leadership and Change Management, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania
    • Rev. Ezra Sullivan, O.P. - Associate Professor, Pontifical University of St Thomas Aquinas
  • Panel - Ethical Transformations in Business
    • Brendan DohertyModerator - Director, Forbes Impact
    • Greg Medcraft - Director, Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs, OECD
    • Prof. Lynn S. Paine - Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School
    • Rick Ridgeway - Vice President of Public Engagement, Patagonia
    • John Edelman - Managing Director, Global Engagement and Corporate Responsibility, Edelman
    • Prof. Ali Hessami - Chair & Technical Editor, IEEE
    • Aza Raskin - Co-Founder, Center for Humane Technology
  • Coffee Break
  • Panel - Business Leaders and Ethics
    • James LedbetterModerator - Editor, Inc. magazine and Inc.com
    • Jean Oelwang - President & Trustee Virgin Unite & B Team Senior Partner, Virgin
    • Carlo D'Asaro Biondo - Former President EMEA Partnerships - Google
    • Tae Yoo - Former SVP, Corporate Affairs and Corporate Social Responsibility, Cisco
    • Louise Koch - Corporate Sustainability Director, for Europe, Middle East & Africa, Dell EMC
    • Tim Nixon - Head Sustainability Thought Leadership, Managing Editor, Sustainability, Thomson Reuters
    • David Dempsey - Senior Vice President of Corporate Relations - EMEA, Salesforce
    • Simon Henzell-Thomas - Global Head of Public Affairs, IKEA Group
  • Panel - Emerging Tech for Good
    • Matthew SandersModerator - CEO, Humanity 2.0
    • Nicholas Haan - Vice President of Impact, Singularity University
    • Mariarosaria Taddeo - Deputy Director, Digital Ethics Lab, University of Oxford
    • Robert Grant - Chairman & Managing Partner, Strathspey Crown
    • Frank Ricotta - CEO & Founder, BurstIQ
    • Matthew Loughran - Chief Marketing Officer, Uulala
    • Eddie Lee - President, Pledgecamp
  • Dinner
    19:00
Vatican City
Vatican City

Participate in the Forum

Participants in the Humanity 2.0 Forum are mission-aligned stakeholders gathered to address particular impediments to human flourishing.

The Forum provides an opportunity for stakeholders to be presented with high potential solutions to particular human challenges and then an invitation to unite in a cross-sector effort to address them. Anyone may request to attend a Forum, but due to practical considerations, only a limited number are invited.