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Joel Lieginger

Founder & CEO
Paceline

Joel Lieginger, Founder and CEO, Paceline: After nearly 20 years as a global leader at the crossroads of financial services, life insurance, and technology, Joel Lieginger had an ah-ha moment when his health and wellness fell by the wayside, leading to the launch of Paceline.

Joel Lieginger

Founder & CEO
Paceline

Joel Lieginger

Founder & CEO
Paceline

Joel Lieginger, Founder and CEO, Paceline: After nearly 20 years as a global leader at the crossroads of financial services, life insurance, and technology, Joel Lieginger had an ah-ha moment when his health and wellness fell by the wayside, leading to the launch of Paceline. Your health is your most valuable asset and the foundation for how everything else functions.  Why aren’t we rewarding people for pursuing their wellbeing and for living a healthier, better, and longer life?  And better yet, life insurance companies can and should be the payers of preventive health in society.

 

Eugenie Schwob

Sustainability Risk Professional
Blackrock

The Sustainability Risk team was created in 2022 to support BlackRock’s Risk Managers in their ongoing oversight of portfolio level ESG integration, so that investors recognize, assess and measure sustainability risks and opportunities in their portfolios. The team works on advancing the definition of ESG risk through research, as well as advising in diverse firmwide initiatives such as SFDR methodologies and governance.

Eugenie Schwob

Sustainability Risk Professional
Blackrock

Eugenie Schwob

Sustainability Risk Professional
Blackrock

The Sustainability Risk team was created in 2022 to support BlackRock’s Risk Managers in their ongoing oversight of portfolio level ESG integration, so that investors recognize, assess and measure sustainability risks and opportunities in their portfolios. The team works on advancing the definition of ESG risk through research, as well as advising in diverse firmwide initiatives such as SFDR methodologies and governance.

Eugenie earned a Master degree in Finance from MIT and a Master degree in Engineering from Ecole Polytechnique. She is the co-author of “The effect of climate risks on the interactions between financial markets and energy companies” publication in Nature Energy.

 

Amy Beck

Climate Risk Associate Director
Huntingdon National Bank

Amy Beck

Climate Risk Associate Director
Huntingdon National Bank

Amy Beck

Climate Risk Associate Director
Huntingdon National Bank
 

May Hu

Head of Counterparty Risk Exposure
Capital One

May Hu

Head of Counterparty Risk Exposure
Capital One

May Hu

Head of Counterparty Risk Exposure
Capital One
 

Derek Jun

Head of Climate Risk
TIAA & Nuveen

Derek Jun

Head of Climate Risk
TIAA & Nuveen

Derek Jun

Head of Climate Risk
TIAA & Nuveen
 

Jenny Su

Director of Enterprise Risk
Santander Bank

Dr. Jenny (Jiwei) Su has over 24 years of experience in banking industry. She tells convincing risk management stories, leveraging her broad experience as an industry leader and practitioner and a bank regulator. She excels at developing strategics, collaborating, mobilizing resources and executing, while considering the demand of multiple stakeholders and the balance of risk and reward.

Jenny Su

Director of Enterprise Risk
Santander Bank

Jenny Su

Director of Enterprise Risk
Santander Bank

Dr. Jenny (Jiwei) Su has over 24 years of experience in banking industry. She tells convincing risk management stories, leveraging her broad experience as an industry leader and practitioner and a bank regulator. She excels at developing strategics, collaborating, mobilizing resources and executing, while considering the demand of multiple stakeholders and the balance of risk and reward. You may see her in action on climate risk, strategic risk, risk ID, stress test, CECEL/IFRS9, while laying the groundwork for climate risk, or leading model development or leading model validation in a constructive way. She holds a PhD in economics. Her motto is ““Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty.” — Henry Ford

  • Aligning with and informing the firm’s risk appetite
  • How climate stress testing results can and should inform business decision making
  • Determining effective KPIs, KRIs and reporting metrics
  • How technology can and is supporting
Moderator

Author:

Rich Sorkin

CEO and Co-founder
Jupiter Intelligence

Jupiter Intelligence™ is the trusted leader in physical climate risk analytics for resiliency planning, risk management and disclosure. Jupiter’s customers include five percent of the world’s largest enterprises, many companies within the Global 2000, the U.S. Department of Defense, and public sector authorities in jurisdictions around the world. Its analytics have been adopted by at least one of the world’s five largest entities in asset management, banking, chemicals, insurance, oil and gas, minerals and mining, electric utilities, and construction.

The company is led by veterans of startups and global corporations, machine learning and satellite pioneers, and a Nobel Prize winner. The team includes scientists from NOAA, the National Science Foundation and the world’s leading universities.  

In Mr. Sorkin’s three-decade-long career as a Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur, executive, advisor, board member and investor, he has led breakthrough companies in numerous industries. Sorkin focuses on commercializing transformative technologies, with a significant concentration on financial services, energy, media, politics, and the environment.

A cofounder of multiple startups, Sorkin is the former Chair & CEO of Zip2, an Internet 1.0 company providing analytics and visualization of geospatial data, acquired by HP. He was president of Kaggle prior to its acquisition by Google, leading the introduction of big data predictive analytics into the enterprise market. 

Sorkin began his career at NASA and Bain & Company. He helped initiate coverage of the supercomputer industry at Goldman Sachs and ran the Sound Blaster business at Creative Labs during the time it gained market dominance, growing revenues from under $100M to close to $1 billion.

Sorkin graduated from Yale University, where he was a research assistant to Nobel Laureate William Nordhaus, and the Stanford Graduate School of Business, where he was a Lockheed Scholar. He has served as a Board Member of public companies, private firms, the Yale University Development Board, and several non-profit organizations.

Rich Sorkin

CEO and Co-founder
Jupiter Intelligence

Jupiter Intelligence™ is the trusted leader in physical climate risk analytics for resiliency planning, risk management and disclosure. Jupiter’s customers include five percent of the world’s largest enterprises, many companies within the Global 2000, the U.S. Department of Defense, and public sector authorities in jurisdictions around the world. Its analytics have been adopted by at least one of the world’s five largest entities in asset management, banking, chemicals, insurance, oil and gas, minerals and mining, electric utilities, and construction.

The company is led by veterans of startups and global corporations, machine learning and satellite pioneers, and a Nobel Prize winner. The team includes scientists from NOAA, the National Science Foundation and the world’s leading universities.  

In Mr. Sorkin’s three-decade-long career as a Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur, executive, advisor, board member and investor, he has led breakthrough companies in numerous industries. Sorkin focuses on commercializing transformative technologies, with a significant concentration on financial services, energy, media, politics, and the environment.

A cofounder of multiple startups, Sorkin is the former Chair & CEO of Zip2, an Internet 1.0 company providing analytics and visualization of geospatial data, acquired by HP. He was president of Kaggle prior to its acquisition by Google, leading the introduction of big data predictive analytics into the enterprise market. 

Sorkin began his career at NASA and Bain & Company. He helped initiate coverage of the supercomputer industry at Goldman Sachs and ran the Sound Blaster business at Creative Labs during the time it gained market dominance, growing revenues from under $100M to close to $1 billion.

Sorkin graduated from Yale University, where he was a research assistant to Nobel Laureate William Nordhaus, and the Stanford Graduate School of Business, where he was a Lockheed Scholar. He has served as a Board Member of public companies, private firms, the Yale University Development Board, and several non-profit organizations.

Panelists

Author:

Matt Kaczmarek

Director
BlackRock

Matt Kaczmarek

Director
BlackRock

Author:

Jenny Su

Director of Enterprise Risk
Santander Bank

Dr. Jenny (Jiwei) Su has over 24 years of experience in banking industry. She tells convincing risk management stories, leveraging her broad experience as an industry leader and practitioner and a bank regulator. She excels at developing strategics, collaborating, mobilizing resources and executing, while considering the demand of multiple stakeholders and the balance of risk and reward. You may see her in action on climate risk, strategic risk, risk ID, stress test, CECEL/IFRS9, while laying the groundwork for climate risk, or leading model development or leading model validation in a constructive way. She holds a PhD in economics. Her motto is ““Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty.” — Henry Ford

Jenny Su

Director of Enterprise Risk
Santander Bank

Dr. Jenny (Jiwei) Su has over 24 years of experience in banking industry. She tells convincing risk management stories, leveraging her broad experience as an industry leader and practitioner and a bank regulator. She excels at developing strategics, collaborating, mobilizing resources and executing, while considering the demand of multiple stakeholders and the balance of risk and reward. You may see her in action on climate risk, strategic risk, risk ID, stress test, CECEL/IFRS9, while laying the groundwork for climate risk, or leading model development or leading model validation in a constructive way. She holds a PhD in economics. Her motto is ““Anyone who stops learning is old, whether at twenty or eighty.” — Henry Ford

Author:

Tim Judge

Senior Vice President, Head of Modeling and Chief Climate Officer
Fannie Mae

Tim Judge

Senior Vice President, Head of Modeling and Chief Climate Officer
Fannie Mae
  • Best practices and quick wins from the early rounds of climate stress testing internationally
  • Increasing climate risk model robustness and improving accuracy
  • Analysing the results of first round climate risk stress tests to promote further improvements in model risk development programs