Beyond the Circle Forum

Ruth Maurice '82

Senior Mediator, County of Santa Clara Office of Mediation & Ombuds Services

Ruth Maurice is a seasoned mediator and legal professional known for her expertise in restorative justice and conflict resolution. Currently serving as a Senior Mediator at the County of Santa Clara Office of Mediation & Ombuds Services (OMOS), Ruth has played a pivotal role in developing and managing the Victim-Offender Mediation Program. With a background as a Criminal Defense Attorney and extensive experience representing clients in criminal proceedings, Ruth brings a wealth of knowledge to her mediation practice. She has also volunteered as a Mediator with the County of Santa Clara Office of Human Relations - Dispute Resolution Program Services, demonstrating her commitment to community service. Prior to her work in mediation, Ruth held legal roles at The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, where she contributed to contract management and policy development. Her early career as a Deputy Public Defender and Associate Attorney further solidified her expertise in legal advocacy and client representation. Throughout her career, Ruth has remained dedicated to promoting understanding and justice, making her a respected figure in the field of conflict resolution.

Allison Marston Danner '89

Associate Justice, Sixth District Court of Appeals

Allison Marston Danner, appointed by Governor Brown as an Associate Justice of the California Court of Appeal, Sixth District in July 2018, previously served for six years as a judge on the Santa Clara County Superior Court. Prior to her judicial career, she prosecuted a range of criminal cases as an Assistant United States Attorney in the Northern District of California from 2007 to 2012, including wire fraud and drug conspiracies. Justice Danner's extensive legal background also includes teaching positions at Vanderbilt University Law School and guest professorships at Harvard Law School and U.C.L.A. Law School. She graduated magna cum laude from Williams College with honors in history and earned her J.D. from Stanford Law School, where she served on the editorial boards of the Stanford Law Review and the Stanford Journal of International Law. Her clerkship experience includes working for Judge John T. Noonan, Jr., on the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit and Justice John Paul Stevens on the United States Supreme Court.

Sophie Tran

Principal of Sophie Tsang Real Estate Group 

Sophie Tran is a highly accomplished professional with over 21 years of experience in residential real estate, consistently ranking in the top 1% of all realtors nationwide. With a background in Civil Engineering, a Master's degree in Computer Science, an MBA, and completion of the Stanford Graduate School of Business LEAD program, Sophie brings a wealth of expertise to her clients. Transitioning from a successful career in the tech industry, she now specializes in guiding clients through life transitions involving real estate transactions. Known for her integrity, professionalism, and commitment to excellence, Sophie provides unparalleled support to her clients, helping them achieve their real estate goals with confidence and success.

Kate Scolnick P '26

Chief Financial Officer

Kate Scolnick is the Chief Financial Officer at Owlet, a digital health company providing home wellness and healthcare solutions for parents. Ms. Scolnick has three decades of corporate finance experience at enterprise technology companies including Anaplan, Seagate Technology, Intel, McAfee, and EMC. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Michigan State University and attended Stanford University’s Graduate School of Business Executive Program. Previously she enjoyed serving as a board member of NIRI Silicon Valley and is on the Audit and Finance Committee for the Town of Atherton. Ms. Scolnick lives in Atherton with her husband, Castilleja student Cali (class of 2026), son, and 2 dogs. She is originally from the Midwest and enjoys seeing live music and listening to all kinds of podcasts.

Megan Kelly '00

Clinical Quality Manager, Lyra Health

Megan is a Clinical Psychologist specializing in women's mental health, reproductive mental health, and trauma, currently serving as a Clinical Quality Manager at Lyra Health. In this role, she oversees a team of 30 therapists providing evidence-based, culturally responsive care to 1,000 clients monthly, and contributes to onboarding and training new therapists using Lyra's digital platform. Megan holds a doctoral degree from the PGSP-Stanford PsyD Consortium and completed a post-doctoral fellowship at Stanford University School of Medicine. Prior to her current position, she was clinical faculty at Stanford's Comprehensive DBT Program. Outside of work, Megan is active in her community through involvement with Girls Inc of Alameda County and San Francisco's Homeless Prenatal Program. She resides in Berkeley, CA, with her partner and three children, enjoying dance classes and water activities in her free time.

Jorg Heinemann P '24

CEO

Jorg is a leader in the renewable energy industry, currently driving the development of simple, safe, and maintenance-free energy storage solutions at EnerVenue. With extensive experience in strategy, sales, and operations, he previously spearheaded transformative initiatives at Primus Power and SunPower, where he oversaw the construction of over 2000 MW of solar power plants and achieved significant cost reductions. Prior to his roles in the energy sector, Jorg held leadership positions at Accenture, where he led system integration and business process change programs for major high-tech companies. Passionate about revolutionizing energy systems, Jorg is dedicated to customer focus, effective teamwork, and delivering tangible results.

Cameron Turner (P '28)

VP of Data and AI

Cameron currently serves as VP of Data Science for Kin+Carta, a London-based global consultancy, and registered B-corp. Cameron received his MBA from Saïd Business School, where he launched, ClickStream Technologies, which Microsoft acquired in 2009. Before Oxford, Cameron worked for several years in research and software development, after a degree in Architecture/Engineering from Dartmouth College. Cameron completed an M.S. in Statistics from Stanford University and serves as an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at StartX, Stanford’s accelerator, and The Stanford Venture Studio, advising on the full range of start-up topics. As co-founding partner of The Data Guild, Cameron has developed and deployed industrial machine learning systems for several Fortune 100 companies.

Vy V. Le, MBA, CMT-P '94

Mindfulness Facilitator & Founder

Vy is a Certified Mindfulness Facilitator trained at UCLA's Mindful Awareness Research Center and certified by the International Mindfulness Teachers Association. She's passionate about advancing the mindfulness field and has served as a Program Manager for IMTA. Vy mentors with Inward Bound Mindfulness Education, teaches mindfulness on retreats, and founded Avina Wellness to provide mental health education to schools. With a background in Mathematics and Business Administration from UCLA and an MBA from USC, Vy previously worked in management consulting and biotech business development. She shares mindfulness and compassion courses across various age groups and is also certified as a coach by the International Coach Federation, with training in Focusing by Gene Gendlin for somatic listening.

Maybo AuYeung

Environmental Program Manager

Maybo AuYeung is an Environmental Program Manager with Zero Waste Palo Alto. She oversees the implementation of the Deconstruction and Construction Materials Management Ordinance, strategizes community outreach and education efforts, and supports the management of Palo Alto's waste collection and processing contracts. With over a decade of experience in contract management, policy development, and enterprise budgeting, she also enjoys sharing knowledge and insights with peers and the next generations on sustainability and resource management.

Christine Luong

Sustainability Manager

Christine is a dedicated advocate for climate change and sustainability, boasting extensive experience in managing sustainability programs and advocating for public health initiatives. Currently serving as the Sustainability Manager for the City of Palo Alto, she leads efforts to implement the city's Sustainability and Climate Action Plan, aiming to achieve carbon neutrality by 2030. Previously, Christine held roles at the Natural Resources Defense Council, where she focused on engaging the business community in supporting environmental policies. With a master's degree in Public Administration from San Francisco State University and a bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and Policy from Duke University, Christine brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her work in environmental advocacy and sustainability.

Priscilla Christie

CEO & Founder

Priscilla Christie is a seasoned business coach, consultant, and the visionary founder of Discovering You LLC. With over 5 years of dedicated experience in the industry, she specializes in guiding entrepreneurs to build and grow their businesses through strategic leadership, effective marketing strategies, and securing funding opportunities. Priscilla's passion lies in helping her clients achieve their goals and realize their full potential, making their success her ultimate achievement. With a commitment to excellence and a track record of empowering entrepreneurs, Priscilla is a trusted partner in the journey to business success.

Janette Brambila Ramirez

Community Engagement Officer

Janette Brambila Ramirez serves as the dedicated Community Engagement Officer at Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, leveraging her 4 years of experience as a community liaison to foster connections and partnerships across the Bay Area. In her role, Janette is committed to equipping and developing Speakers Bureau representatives to raise awareness about hunger in the community, reflecting her passion for advocacy and making a difference in people's lives. Prior to her tenure at Second Harvest, Janette worked at Sunnyvale Community Services & County of San Mateo, where she played a vital role in identifying and educating individuals on local services and programs, ranging from social services to affordable housing, in Santa Clara County. Janette's unwavering dedication to cultivating opportunities with diverse groups underscores her commitment to sharing the mission of Second Harvest and addressing hunger issues in the community.

Elizabeth Douglas P '28

CEO

Elizabeth Douglas is currently the CEO of wikiHow.com, the world's largest how-to website. Driven by wikiHow's mission to reach everyone on the planet, Elizabeth collaborates with her teams to create innovative solutions for growing and scaling wikiHow. Under Elizabeth's leadership, wikiHow has grown by over 1500%, and today is visited by more than 115 million people every month across 230 countries and territories. Elizabeth holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Stanford, as well as an MBA from Stanford's Graduate School of Business.

Annette King

CEO, Producer, Director

Annette is the CEO, Founder and Executive Producer at Splicer Films. She founded the production company to tell impactful stories that evoke empathy and spotlight underrepresented subjects. She produced and co-directed Finding Ubuntu, a documentary profiling a Congolese refugee, Maick Mutej, that was presented at the Cannes Marché du Film UNHCR Refugee Voices Roundtable. Her next project in development is Unmasked: Real Heroes, Untold Stories, a docuseries profiling grassroot change makers leading social causes to address marginalization in their communities. King holds a BA in Journalism, a Masters in Business Administration, and has over 25 years of experience in business development, social entrepreneurship and startups.

Dr. Kavitha Ramchandran P '25

Professor

Dr. Kavitha Ramchandran, MD, graduated from Stanford University with an undergraduate degree in Human Biology, then pursued medical school and residency training in medicine at the University of California, San Francisco, followed by a fellowship in Medical Oncology and Palliative Medicine at Northwestern University, Chicago. Since 2010, she has been a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Oncology at Stanford University, where she currently serves as the Medical Director of Cancer Care Services for the Stanford Cancer Center and is the inaugural Chief of Mentoring and Career Development for the Division of Oncology. Dr. Ramchandran is renowned for her leadership in researching thoracic malignancies, particularly thymic epithelial tumors, and she is involved in numerous research trials focusing on developing innovative treatment approaches. Additionally, she conducts research on care delivery models, palliative care education, and patient-reported outcomes. Dr. Ramchandran is distinguished for her efforts in integrating palliative and oncology care, striving to align patient care with personal values to optimize quality of life and longevity.

Julia Ishiyama (‘09)

Director

Julia Ishiyama, a speechwriter at West Wing Writers in DC, crafts compelling op-eds and TED Talks advocating for improved business practices, innovative foreign policies, and solutions to pressing social issues. With a diverse career spanning environmental advocacy, reproductive rights, and law, Julia holds a B.A. and J.D. from Stanford University. She has worked in Title IX law, championing justice for sexual assault survivors, and has been commended for her pro bono work aiding low-income families and disabled individuals. As a descendant of Japanese Americans interned during WWII, Julia serves on the board of the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation, promoting historical lessons to combat prejudice and protect civil liberties. Based in Palo Alto, she enjoys boba, crosswords, and horseback riding in the Bay Area.

Richard Hackmann

Partner

Richard has been deeply involved in Bay Area leadership and volunteerism since 2009, notably in key roles within Palo Alto's city governance. As a Project Manager, he led various initiatives, including managing the city's legislative programs, overseeing a $126 million infrastructure plan, and advocating for transportation projects like Caltrain and California High-Speed Rail. His academic journey includes a Bachelor's in Communication from the University of Illinois and a Master's from Stanford University, where he explored public health communication and the relationship between government and society, exemplified in his thesis on Hurricane Katrina response.

Parul Kapoor P'28

Senior Vice President, Talent and Culture

Parul is an experienced HR executive with 15+ years of recognized business acumen integrating HR and business strategy in dynamic environments. She is adept at solving complex business problems with strategic HR initiatives for rapid growth. Her extensive expertise includes global mergers, staffing, and workforce planning. She is passionate about utilizing HR technology and promoting diversity for high-performing teams. She has a proven track record of success across NA, EMEA, APAC, India, and beyond. She is enthusiastic about driving positive change and consistently develops innovative ways to leverage HR as a driver of business growth.

Monica Taneja '14

Medical Student, Psychiatry Resident

Monica is a 4th-year medical student and she is starting a psychiatry residency in June. Previously, she completed her undergraduate degree in Public Health as well as a Masters in Environmental Health.

Cassandra McClure

Small Business Owner, Inventor, Makeup Artist, Podcast Host, Content Creator

Cassandra is a former celebrity makeup artist and educator at Blush School of Makeup turned entrepreneur, podcaster, wife and mother. After discovering the harmful side effects of toxic chemicals and synthetic fragrances, she started her podcast, ‘Clean Beauty with Cassandra McClure’ seen in Forbes. She curated the Clean Beauty Kit PR box featuring USA-made, woman-owned products (voted #1 subscription box by Health.com and seen on Fox News).  She also created Lash Binder™—a reusable, bacteria-resistant tool to apply lash strips, made from 100% recycled materials. For each one sold, one is donated to a cancer patient who lost their lashes to chemotherapy.

Joanna Busza '90

Associate Professor, Sexual and 
Reproductive Health,
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine

Joanna is a global health researcher, educator and independent consultant. Her focus is on designing and evaluating community-based health programs, mostly those that address the sexual and reproductive health needs of vulnerable groups. She has lived and worked in the Middle East, Thailand, and Ethiopia and will be moving to The Gambia next year. For now, she is based in London, as an Associate Professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

Ruchita Sinha P'29

General Partner,
AV8 Ventures

Ruchita leads healthcare investing at AV8 and has spent her career as a scientist, investor, and advisor to healthcare and life science startups. Prior to AV8, she led a range of initiatives that delivered millions in upside at GE Ventures and Sanofi Ventures. Ruchita started her career as a scientist at Maxygen and spent time at Pfizer’s Strategy & BD group and as a management consultant with LEK Consulting. She was nominated to the Global Corporate Venturing Forum Powerlist (2018 & 2019) and serves on the advisory board of the BIO Investor Forum. She holds an MBA, MS in Cellular and Molecular Biology, and BS in Biochemistry.

Emily Ach '00

Pediatric Psychologist, Assistant Clinical Professor; Director of Psycho-Social Oncology

Emily is a pediatric psychologist at Stanford University School of Medicine and the Founding Director of Psycho-Social Oncology/Hematology Program at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. She has her PhD in clinical psychology and has focused her research and clinical interests on addressing the psychosocial needs of pediatric oncology patients and their families.

Emily Pedersen '14

Software Engineering Program Manager

Emily is a Software Engineering Program Manager at Apple, working on emerging technologies. Previously she was a Software Engineer at Apple, developing Fitness+, specifically Fitness+’s Time to Run and Time to Walk experiences.  In 2018, Emily graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Computer Science and Cognitive Science and in 2019 received a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, emphasizing in Human Computer Interaction (HCI). 

Lesley Robertson P'25

Viola Player, Artist In Residence

Lesley has performed the viola across the globe for 33 years with the internationally celebrated St. Lawrence String Quartet.  She is currently at Stanford University where she directs the chamber music program, teaches viola, and spearheads the SLSQ’s Emerging String Quartet Program and the SLSQ’s annual Chamber Music Seminar. An early Suzuki student, Lesley went on to study at the Curtis Institute of Music and The Juilliard School. Lesley has been honored with Juno awards and several Grammy nominations. Away from the viola, Lesley enjoys motherhood, exploring the great outdoors, and the antics of her extended family.

John Brown

Mental Performance Coach/Executive Coach/Therapist

John is a licensed marriage and family therapist, certified executive coach, and has his sports psychology certification. He spent over 20 years working in marketing and the Inclusion and Diversity team at Apple before becoming a therapist for Stanford’s faculty and staff. He also has a private sports psychology practice working with athletes and teams navigating the highs and lows of performing in their sport. His favorite hobbies are traveling around the world and being an avid Cleveland Browns fan.

Margret Lane

Retired Teacher

Margret was raised in San Francisco and after college worked as a community organizer for 2 years in Baltimore in the early 1980s.  She attended law school but never practiced law. She taught history for two years at Norte Dame Belmont before staying home for 7 years to be a mom to 4 children. Then she taught and was department head for History-Social Science Department at Castilleja from 2001-2022. Last year she retired and is now spending her time volunteering and figuring out what is next - besides being a grandmother.

Glenn Carroll P'21

Adams Distinguished Professor of Management

Glenn is a social scientist, who worked as a university faculty member throughout his career, at Brown, Berkeley, Columbia, and Stanford. His research addresses questions about organizations, strategic management, and industrial evolution. His most recent project studies socially constructed authenticity — how consumers and others value authenticity, how consumers search for authenticity in products and services, and how consumers interpret organizational behavior and structure as reflecting authenticity.

Raja GuhaThakurta P'16

Distinguished Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Department Chair of Astronomy and Astrophysics, Astronomer

Raja has been a professor and astronomer at UC Santa Cruz for nearly 30 years. He received a Masters and PhD in Astrophysical Sciences. His main research topic is galaxies – how they form and evolve into the dramatic structures we see today. He has privileged use of several telescopes including Keck, Subaru, Lick Observatory, and the Earth-orbiting Hubble Space Telescope. Along with his colleagues, he runs the Creating Equity in STEAM (CrEST) programs, including Science Internship Program (SIP) for high school students, Python and Research (PyaR) tutorial, and Shadow the Scientists (StS) program allowing students to eavesdrop on scientists in real-time.

Kaitlin Bagby '08

Senior Associate
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP

Kaitlin is a senior associate in Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe’s Technology Companies Group. She advises high-growth technology public and private companies in various sectors and has significant experience with venture capital financings, complex corporate governance matters, SPACs, and mergers and acquisitions

Nidhi Wadmark

Director Product Management

Nidhi is exploring 'what’s next' in her career chapter. Until the first week of April, she was the Director of Product Management at PayPal and she previously worked in healthcare (Kaiser Permanente), Capital Markets (FHLB-SF), Central Bank (Federal Reserve Bank - SF), Management Consulting (Accenture & Slalom), and as a Flight Attendant (American Airlines).

Sean Ness

Director, Business Development
Institute for the Future

Sean is IFTF’s Director of Business Development, a role that starts with educating people and organizations about the utility of foresight and foresight techniques and ends with signed proposals and contracts. Prior to IFTF, Sean worked at various technology startups in the Boston and San Francisco markets. In 2006, he co-founded the STIRR Network, a group that helped catalyze early-stage entrepreneurial activity in Silicon Valley and beyond. Sean has a B.S. in Polymer Science with a minor in Chemistry.

Mansi Patel

Regulatory Affairs Specialist II,
Abbott Laboratories

Mansi received her MS in Biomedical Engineering before she began working on Class II and Class III Medical Devices, including Neuro, Orthopedic and Cardiovascular Implants and Instruments, as a Development Engineer for 1.5 years and as a Regulatory Affairs Specialist for 4.5 years.
Presenting with Catherine Han.

Catherine Han

Mechanical Engineer 1 | Heart Failure - R&D,
Abbott Laboratories

Catherine graduated with a BS/MS in Bioengineering in 2022 with a concentration in Biomedical Devices. She had 3 co-op experiences, one in Stem Cell Research and twice at Abbott as R&D Mechanical working on chronic heart failure devices. She is currently a research and development Mechanical Engineer working on next-generation chronic heart failure devices.
Presenting with Mansi Patel.

Annette King
CEO | Producer | Director,

Splicer Films

Annette is the CEO, Founder and Executive Producer at Splicer Films. She founded the production company to tell impactful stories that evoke empathy and spotlight underrepresented subjects. She produced and co-directed Finding Ubuntu, a documentary profiling a Congolese refugee, Maick Mutej, that was presented at the Cannes Marché du Film UNHCR Refugee Voices Roundtable. Her next project in development is Unmasked: Real Heroes, Untold Stories, a docuseries profiling grassroot change makers leading social causes to address marginalization in their communities. King holds a BA in Journalism, a Masters in Business Administration, and has over 25 years of experience in business development, social entrepreneurship and startups.

Vanessa Smith

Pronouns: (she/her/hers)
Vanessa Smith is currently a first-year Master of Museum Studies candidate at NYU’s Graduate School of Arts and Science. She completed her bachelor’s degree at Princeton University with a major in Anthropology and certificates in Spanish and Latin American Studies. Vanessa is originally from Erie and Kaskaskia land (Northeast Ohio) and has lived in Lenapehoking (New York) for the past three years. Vanessa currently works as a project manager for ENRICH. This international initiative promotes Indigenous data sovereignty and Indigenous cultural and intellectual property rights (ICIP).

She is interested in understanding the institutions, laws, and practices that uphold Western museums and the art industry. Her research centers on developing practical methods for restitution and forging a new model for the care of material (and digital) culture.

Vanessa has six years of experience working in non-profits and museums, including in Chile and the Dominican Republic. Her time has been spent advocating for increasing access to public and school libraries, educating and empowering adolescent girls to end cycles of generational poverty, and re-imagining the role of museums for the communities they serve.

Janelle London

Pronouns: (she/her/hers)
Janelle London is the co-executive director of Coltura. She published the first op-ed in California calling for a phaseout of gasoline-powered vehicles and has written about the need for EV charging highway signage. She co-authored law review articles on mandating vehicle electrification and regulating gas stations, as well as a report calling for EV policy reforms to focus on getting the biggest gasoline users to switch to EVs first. She launched Joint Venture Silicon Valley’s “Beyond Gasoline” initiative and is the principal author of the award-winning, first-ever children’s storybook about the harms of gasoline, Sparky’s Electrifying Tale. She also serves on the Environmental Quality Commission for the city of Menlo Park and has advised Peninsula Clean Energy and Green Ninja. Prior to her work on green transportation, she was a director at the Fortune 500 dialysis company DaVita for 14 years, and before that, she practiced law with O’Melveny & Myers. Janelle is a graduate of Stanford University and the University of California Berkeley Law School. She is fluent in Spanish and is married with two children. Her daughters are in the class of ‘21 and ‘22.

Lindsey Pluimer

Pronouns: (she/her/hers)
Lindsey Pluimer is the Founder and CEO of With My Own Two Hands Foundation. As CEO, Lindsey leads the organization’s efforts to alleviate systematic poverty and gender inequality in East Africa through access to clean water and sustainable agriculture. Lindsey was an All-American basketball player at UCLA who went on to play professionally. After traveling to Africa as a volunteer one offseason, Lindsey retired from professional basketball and founded With My Own Two Hands Foundation in 2011. She has since dedicated her career to international development efforts that address the impacts of inequality, gender bias, and climate change in vulnerable communities.

Allison Grey

Pronouns: (she/her/hers)
Allie Grey is a mechanical engineer and roboticist. She works at a San Francisco startup called Plenty, working towards creating a more sustainable future through automated indoor vertical farming. Plenty farms are designed to increase the yield of crops by over 350x relative to traditional farming. She is an alumna of the University of Pennsylvania. Allie is passionate about helping improve people's lives through technology.

Deyola Adekunle '06

(she, her, hers)
Enterprise Accounts & Partnerships Leader, Airbnb

Kelly Crowley

(she, her, hers)
2-sport Paralympic medalist, Team USA;
Digital Content Manager at Visa

Rachel Mika Dorin

(she, her, hers)
CEO, TeraPore Technologies

Yasmin Elayat '00

(she, her, hers)
Co-Founder, Scatter

Kaanji Irby '91

(she, her, hers)
Executive Director, EMBRACE Action

Kelly Lougheed '09

(she, her, hers)
Computer Science Teacher, The Archer School for Girls
www.kellylougheed.com

Angela McKee-Brown

(she, her, hers)
Executive Director, The Edible Schoolyard Project

Louie Montoya

(he, him, his)
Experience Designer, Stanford d.

Yasmin Radjy '04

(she, her, hers)
National Political Director, Planned Parenthood Action Fund* 
*For identification purposes only

Lesley Robertson P'25

(she, her, hers)
Touring Classical Music Performer/Teacher,
St. Lawrence String Quartet

Barkha Saxena

(she, her, hers)
Chief Data Officer, Poshmark
https://www.linkedin.com/in/barkhasaxena/

Sita Syal

(she, her, hers)
Ph.D. candidate in Mechanical Engineering
and Human-Centered Design, Stanford University
www.sitamsyal.com

Rachel Wallace

(she, her, hers)
Director, Outreach & Engagement, IsraAID

Craig Timberg

(he, him, his)
Reporter, The Washington Post

Ashley Zlatinov '06

(she, her, hers)
Public Policy Lead, Google Health