(Los Angeles, CA; Italy)
Regional Director of Sales and Private Clients, Dorchester Collection; HospitalityAiko Accame recently celebrated her 21st anniversary with the prestigious luxury hotel brand, Dorchester Collection. Following a series of high-profile roles in the hospitality industry, she found her calling as Associate Director of Sales at The Dorchester before stepping into her current role.Based at The Beverly Hills Hotel, Aiko works closely with private clients as well as the West Coast travel and entertainment community. In this capacity, she promotes the brand, drives revenue for Dorchester Collection hotels worldwide, builds strategic partnerships, and curates events with fellow luxury brands.She successfully launched the industry-leading Dorchester Collection Diamond Club program tailored to the West Coast travel community. Additionally, she was recognized by the Southern California American Society of Travel Advisors as Hotel Representative of the Year.Her Italian-Japanese heritage provides her with a unique perspective on two of the world’s finest cuisines—a passion she always delights in sharing with her clients.
(New York, NY)
(Los Angeles, CA)
Senior Producer/Executive Producer/Expert in Modern Filmmaking Techniques; Hollywood; Governor at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; Film/TVBrooke Breton has served in key roles on a wide range of prominent live-action films, animated features, television series, and theme park projects that have received awards and nominations from the Academy Awards, BAFTA, Emmys, Annies, and VES. Her most notable projects include Avatar, Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow, Solaris, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, and Dick Tracy.Ms. Breton also worked as a producer for the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures, focusing on modern filmmaking techniques and acquisitions for the museum.Previously, she was a senior production executive and in-house producer for Illumination Entertainment, where she produced the cinematic content for the Despicable Me: Minion Mayhem theme park attraction for Universal. The attraction won an Annie Award for Best Animated Special Production and a VES Award for Outstanding Visual Effects in a Special Venue Project.Ms. Breton was instrumental in the launch of James Cameron’s special effects company, Digital Domain, where she served as Senior Vice President of Production for several years. During her tenure, Digital Domain created the special effects for blockbusters such as True Lies, Interview with the Vampire, and Apollo 13, as well as the Terminator 2 – 3D theme park attraction. Breton also played a key role in the startup of DreamWorks Animation, in addition to producing DreamWorks Pictures’ animated adventure-comedy The Road to El Dorado, which received eight Annie Award nominations.Ms. Breton is a Governor of the Visual Effects Branch of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) and currently serves as Vice Chair of the Academy Foundation Board. She is also a member of the AMPAS Visual Effects Branch Executive Committee and the Science and Technology Council. Furthermore, she is a long-standing member of the Producers Guild of America and has served three terms on the Board of Directors of the Visual Effects Society.Recently, Ms. Breton contributed to the creation of an exhibition at the Academy Museum showcasing the innovations of the Dykstraflex camera system, and she wrote, produced, and directed an AI program for AMPAS members. She also served as creative director and producer for the Sci-Tech Council’s public program Virtual Production: Are You Game? and was the creative director for the public program Galactic Innovations: Star Wars and Rogue One, 40 Years of Pioneering Cinematics.Currently, three feature film projects are in development under the Breton Productions banner.
(Florence)
19th Prime Minister of CanadaAfter holding elected offices at all three levels of Canadian government, Kim Campbell served as Canada’s 19th and first female Prime Minister in 1993.Kim Campbell is a founding member of the Club de Madrid, which is now the world’s largest international forum of former heads of state and government working to promote democratic values. She is also a member and Chair Emerita of the Council of Women World Leaders and a member of the International Women’s Forum, where she previously served as Global President.Ms. Campbell’s most notable achievement in recent years was designing and launching a groundbreaking leadership program for undergraduate students at the University of Alberta: the Peter Lougheed Leadership College. She served as its Founding Principal from 2014 to 2018.In 2021, Ms. Campbell joined the board of the Glenn Gould Foundation and the advisory board of the Vancouver Anti-Corruption Institute. The VACI is a project of the International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy (ICCLR), which was established during Ms. Campbell’s tenure as Minister of Justice.
(New York, NY)
Angel Investor/Advisor; Finance/EntrepreneurSARA R. CHRISTENSEN is an active angel investor, advisor, and board member whose work focuses primarily on early-stage, female-founded consumer companies. Christensen has over 20 years of experience across both venture capital and family offices, with investments in more than 200 companies spanning the technology, media, sports, and consumer products sectors. Before transitioning into investing, she was a partner in the first organic, cold-pressed juice company launched in New York City in 2000. Prior to that, she began her career in marketing, gathering consumer insights that refined her expertise in analyzing consumer patterns and forecasting trends. She currently resides in New York City.
(Los Angeles, CA)
Film and TV Producer; Programming Executive; HollywoodDeborah Liebling is a veteran film and television producer and an influential programming executive. She recently completed production on Carved, a horror-comedy that debuted on Hulu in October 2024. She also served as executive producer on the television comedy pilot Buffalo Tens, a new series for Fox. Currently streaming is the feature film Jules, starring Sir Ben Kingsley, which won the Audience Award at the 2023 Sonoma Film Festival and the 2024 Humanitas Prize for Best Comedy Feature, as well as Columbia Pictures’ feature film 65, starring Adam Driver. She is an executive producer on the Emmy-nominated Hulu series Pen15.In television, Deborah is executive producing Making Friends, a new comedy series developed for Netflix Australia; Camp Nada Hala, an animated comedy for Nickelodeon; Oona and the Egg, a comedy with Sundance award-winning director Maryam Keshavarz; the dramatic miniseries Shark, written by Dave Flebotte and directed by Reed Morano, in collaboration with Terence Winter; and Rudimental, an artificial intelligence drama developed with WIIP. Additionally, Deborah is executive producing a dramatic miniseries starring Daniela Lavender and Sir Ben Kingsley, and a new high-concept comedy, Trashed, for Cinetic Media.In film, Deborah is currently in pre-production as a producer on Trees & P.H.D.’s, starring Sosie Bacon and Tig Notaro, written and directed by Stephanie Allynne; Ikeaville, starring Kit Harington, Maya Erskine, Ke Huy Quan, Kate McKinnon, and Maude Apatow, written and directed by Michael Vukadinovich; and Old Pals, starring Henry Winkler and Brian Cox, written by Rick Cisario and directed by Wendey Stanzler. She is also attached to produce Good Morning, Please, written and produced by Josh Gad, with Shawn Snyder directing.In 2021, Deborah produced Jane, starring Madelaine Petsch, Chloe Bailey, and Melissa Leo, and Unplugging, a romantic comedy starring Eva Longoria and Matt Walsh. Her film Plus One, starring Maya Erskine and Jack Quaid, won the Audience Award at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival and is still streaming on Hulu.Deborah is attached to produce the following films: Hot Mess, written by Gabrielle D’Amico and directed by Katie Locke O’Brien; Love, Marie Tanner, written by Kirsten King and directed by Sabrina Jaglom; Girl Alien, starring Billie Lourd, written and directed by Cat Grieve; Lillian Boxfish Takes a Walk (based on the bestselling novel), adapted by Karen Croner for Shivhans Pictures; and Stoners and Self-Appointed Saints, written and directed by Andrea Siegel (based on a book of poems), starring Matt Berry, Dylan Gelula, Molly Parker, Ricky Velez, Miles Robbins, and Devon Bostick. Deborah is also executive producing a new animated feature film for Sony Pictures Animation.Deborah partnered with renowned director Sam Raimi under their POD 3 banner in a first-look deal with WIIP, where they are developing the series The House on Hoarder Hill, by John Glenn, Kelly Ngai, and Mikki Lish, with Rebecca Thomas directing. Together, they produced the horror anthology series 50 States of Fright, which aired on Quibi. Additionally, the duo collaborated with the British writing team The Stas Brothers and developed the crime thriller Sunset Yellow with Endeavor Content.Previously, Deborah served as President of Red Hour Films, where she produced four new television series with her partner, Ben Stiller: Another Period (Comedy Central, 3 seasons), the critically acclaimed series Big Time in Hollywood, Florida, The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail (3 seasons), and The Birthday Boys (IFC, 2 seasons), all executive produced alongside Bob Odenkirk.Deborah was President of Production at Universal Pictures, where she oversaw the development and production of numerous hits such as Bridesmaids, The Change-Up, Pitch Perfect, Tower Heist, American Pie 2, Contraband, Safe House, Ted, and Wanderlust.In 2009, Deborah served as President of FOX Atomic Pictures, a genre division of 20th Century FOX, which released Jennifer’s Body, I Love You Beth Cooper, and The Rocker. As Executive Vice President of Production at 20th Century Fox, Deborah was responsible for hits such as Borat, Dodgeball, John Tucker Must Die, Because of Winn Dixie, Idiocracy, Stuck on You, and many other successful films.Deborah was the primary development and production executive (Head of Original Programming) for Comedy Central for seven years. There, she was responsible for the development and execution of the cultural phenomenon South Park (where she served as executive producer of the multi-Emmy-winning series and producer of the feature film South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut), The Man Show (starring Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Carolla), Win Ben Stein’s Money, BattleBots, Primetime Glick (starring Martin Short), and many other original series for the network. Prior to this role, Deborah produced multiple series for HBO, NBC, and ABC. She began her career as a producer at MTV in New York during the 1980s, back when MTV was “cool.”Deborah graduated from Boston University’s College of Communication, where she was invited to deliver the commencement address in 2010 and received a Distinguished Alumni Award.Deborah served on the Board of Directors of Women In Film for 8 years and is an ambassador for ReFrame, an organization that advances women in key roles behind the camera. She is a proud member of the Producers Guild of America, the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, and Producers United—a successful organization of film and TV producers aimed at creating new dialogues around the role and rights of the producer. She serves on the advisory board of Screen Producers Australia’s (SPA) SCREEN FOREVER program, the board of the Harold Ramis Film School in Chicago, and IOCUS, a Los Angeles film fund that invests, develops, produces, and sells feature film, television, and new media content.
(Los Angeles, CA)Film and TV Producer; Programming Executive; Hollywood
Deborah Liebling is a veteran and film and television producer and influential programming executive. She just completed production on CARVED, a horror comedy film that will premiere on Hulu in October 2024. She also just executive produced TV comedy pilot BUFFALO TENS, a new series for Fox. Also, now out on streaming is the film, JULES, starring Sir Ben Kingsley, which won the Audience Award at the 2023 Sonoma Film Festival and the 2024 Humanitas Prize for Comedy Feature Film, and Columbia Pictures’ film, 65, starring Adam Driver. She is Executive Producer of Emmy-nominated Hulu series, PEN15.
In television, Deborah is executive producing MAKING FRIENDS, a new comedy series developed for Netflix AU; CAMP NADA HALA, an animated comedy set up at Nickelodeon; OONA AND THE EGG, a comedy with Sundance-award winning Maryam Keshavarz set to direct; and the dark limited series, SHARK, written by Dave Flebotte, to be directed by Reed Morano, which she is partnered with Terence Winter; and RUDIMENTAL, an AI drama set up at wiip. Additionally, Deborah is executive producing a limited drama series with Daniela Lavender and Sir Ben Kingsley and a new high-concept comedy, TRASHED, with Cinetic Media.
On the feature side, Deborah is currently in pre-production as the Producer of TREES & P.H.D.’S, starring Sosie Bacon and Tig Notaro, written and to be directed by Stephanie Allynne; IKEAVILLE, starring Kit Harington, Maya Erskine, Ke Huy Quan, Kate McKinnon and Maude Apatow, written and to be directed by Michael Vukadinovich; and OLD PALS, starring Henry Winkler and Brian Cox, written by Rick Cisario and to be directed by Wendey Stanzler. She is also attached to produce GOOD MORNING, PLEASE, written and produced by Josh Gad, with Shawn Snyder set to direct.
In 2021, Deborah produced JANE, starring Madelaine Petsch, Chloe Bailey and Melissa Leo and UNPLUGGING, a romantic comedy starring Eva Longoria and Matt Walsh. Her film PLUS ONE, starring Maya Erskine and Jack Quaid, won the Audience Award at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival and continues to stream on Hulu.
Deborah is attached to produce the following features: HOT MESS, written by Gabrielle D’Amico and to be directed by Katie Locke O’Brien; LOVE, MARIE TANNER, written by Kirsten King and to be directed by Sabrina Jaglom; GIRL ALIEN, starring Billie Lourd, written and to be directed by Cat Grieve; LILLIAN BOXFISH TAKES A WALK (based on the best-selling novel) at Shivhans Pictures, adapted by Karen Croner; and STONERS AND SELF-APPOINTED SAINTS, written and to be directed by Andrea Siegel (based on the book of poems), starring Matt Berry, Dylan Gelula, Molly Parker, Ricky Velez, Miles Robbins, and Devon Bostick. Deborah is also Executive Producer on a new animated feature for Sony Pictures Animation.
Deborah partnered with renowned film director Sam Raimi, under their POD 3 banner with a first-look deal at WIIP, where they are developing the series THE HOUSE ON HOARDER HILL, by John Glenn, Kelly Ngai, and Mikki Lish, with Rebecca Thomas attached to direct. Together they produced a horror anthology series, 50 STATES OF FRIGHT, which premiered on Quibi. Additionally, the pair teamed up with British writing duo The Stas Brothers and set up crime-thriller, SUNSET YELLOW, at Endeavor Content.
Previously, Deborah was President of Red Hour Films where she and her partner, Ben Stiller, produced four new television series: Comedy Central’s ANOTHER PERIOD (3 seasons), the critically acclaimed BIG TIME IN HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA, and THE MELTDOWN WITH JONAH AND KUMAIL (3 seasons), and IFC’s THE BIRTHDAY BOYS (2 seasons), which she executive produced with Bob Odenkirk.
Deborah was President of Production at Universal Pictures where she oversaw the development and production of many hit films including BRIDESMAIDS, THE CHANGE-UP, PITCH PERFECT, TOWER HEIST, AMERICAN PIE 2, CONTRABAND, SAFE HOUSE, TED, and WANDERLUST.
In 2009, Deborah served as President of FOX Atomic Pictures, a start-up genre division of 20th Century FOX film studio that released JENNIFER’S BODY, I LOVE YOU BETH COOPER, and THE ROCKER. As Executive Vice President of Features at 20th Century Fox, Deborah was responsible for the hits BORAT, DODGEBALL, JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE, BECAUSE OF WINN DIXIE, IDIOCRACY, STUCK ON YOU, and many other successful films.
Deborah was the chief development and production executive (Head of Original Programming) for Comedy Central for the previous 7 years. There she was solely responsible for the development and realization of the cultural phenomenon SOUTH PARK (where she was Executive Producer on the multiple Emmy-award winning series, as well as Producer on the film SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER AND UNCUT), THE MAN SHOW (starring Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Carolla), WIN BEN STEIN’S MONEY, BATTLEBOTS, PRIMETIME GLICK (with Martin Short) and many other original series on the channel. Prior to that, Deborah produced multiple series for HBO, NBC and ABC. She began her career as a producer at MTV in New York in the 80s, when MTV was cool.
Deborah is a graduate of Boston University, College of Communications where she was asked to come back and deliver the Commencement Speech in 2010 and received a Distinguished Alumni Award.
Deborah served on the board of Women In Film for 8 years and serves as an ambassador for Reframe, an organization that works to promote women in key roles behind the camera. Deborah is a proud member of the Producers Guild of America, the Television Academy, and Producers United, a recently formed organization of successful film and TV producers to create new dialogue around the role and rights of the career producer. She serves on the Screen Producers Australia (SPA)’s SCREEN FOREVER programming advisory board, the advisory board of The Harold Ramis Film School in Chicago, IL, and IOCUS (an LA-based film fund that invests, develops, produces and sells content in film, television & new media).
(New York, NY)
Managing Director at UBS Private Wealth ManagementAlli McCartney is a Managing Director at UBS Private Wealth Management in New York City, with over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry. She works with families, foundations, and charities to simplify their financial, investment, trust and estate planning, as well as their philanthropic endeavors. Alli specializes in executive compensation, working alongside founders and C-suite members on complex liquidity events. She is widely known as the “Financial Feminist” for her passionate advocacy regarding women and money, and the critical importance of women taking an active financial role in every context. She is a regular contributor on CNBC and Fox Business, frequently published in major outlets, and a highly sought-after speaker at industry conferences due to her ability to make finance and macroeconomics accessible. Alli splits her time between Soho (NYC), Montauk, and Los Angeles with her two sons. She is bilingual in Spanish and is a passionate live music enthusiast who actively supports the Jazz Foundation of America and Vital Voices.
(Los Angeles, CA)
Founder of Weelicious; Cookbook Author; TV Host; Food & TechnologyCatherine McCord is the founder of the popular brand Weelicious, a trusted resource for food, family, and lifestyle content. A graduate of the Institute of Culinary Education, she has created online video tutorials that have garnered over fifty million views. Celebrities like Jennifer Garner, Sarah Michelle Gellar, and Keri Glassman praise her “food as medicine” approach to healthy eating.Catherine has authored four cookbooks, including her latest titles, Meal Prep Magic and The Smoothie Project. She has appeared on shows such as TODAY, Good Morning America, California Live, and The Doctors. She is also a regular on the Emmy Award-winning show Naturally, Danny Seo, and a frequent guest on Food Network’s top-rated program, Guy’s Grocery Games. She resides in Los Angeles with her husband and three children.Her recent brand partnerships include Amazon, Williams-Sonoma, Whole Foods Market, LOMI, Yasso, Nature Made, and Dietz & Watson. Catherine also co-founded the family meal company One Potato, which she successfully sold in 2023.
(Los Angeles, CA)
(Los Angeles, CA)
Founder and President of Intuition Productions; Executive Producer; HollywoodKeri Selig is a Golden Globe-nominated and five-time Emmy-nominated producer, as well as the founder and president of Intuition Productions, a film and television production company based in Hollywood. Before founding Intuition, Keri spent more than a decade as a studio executive. She served as Senior Executive Vice President of Production at Warner Bros.-based Bel-Air Entertainment (Collateral Damage, Pay It Forward). Prior to that, she was Senior Vice President of Production for Kopelson Entertainment at Twentieth Century Fox (Se7en, The Fugitive), and Senior Vice President of Production for Cort/Madden at Paramount Pictures (Save the Last Dance, Runaway Bride).Recently, Keri executive produced the miniseries After Camelot, starring Katie Holmes and Matthew Perry, based on the book by fifteen-time NY Times bestselling author J. Randy Taraborrelli. The miniseries earned three Canadian Screen Award nominations and a Canadian SAG award. Previously, Keri executive produced the miniseries The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe for Lifetime, also based on a book by Taraborrelli and starring Susan Sarandon and Emily Watson, which received 17 nominations, including three Emmy nods.Her other production credits include Passengers, starring Anne Hathaway for Sony Pictures; The Stepford Wives, starring Nicole Kidman for Paramount; Point of Origin for HBO, starring Ray Liotta and John Leguizamo; Harlan County, a Golden Globe-nominated and three-time Emmy-nominated film for Showtime starring Holly Hunter; Three to Tango, starring Matthew Perry for Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow; and the award-winning In the Company of Spies for Showtime, starring Tom Berenger.Keri recently completed production on the Netflix feature film Six Triple Eight, written and directed by Tyler Perry, starring Kerry Washington, Oprah Winfrey, Sam Waterston, and Susan Sarandon. She currently has projects in development with The CW, CBS, Sony, 101 Studios, PictureStart, The Tannenbaum Company, and ITV America, collaborating with talents such as Bryan Cranston, Benicio Del Toro, Scott Derrickson, C. Robert Cargill, Anthony Kiedis, Rebecca Miller, Marc Forster, Bill Collage, Dana Stevens, and Will Gluck.Keri is actively involved in philanthropic endeavors and works with numerous organizations, including A Sense of Home, Wags and Walks, and Oceana. She also serves on the advisory board of Children Mending Hearts.
(Madrid, Spain; Washington, DC)
Senior Executive; Thought Leader; Author; Journalist
Executive Producer; NY Times Bestselling Author; Climate Finance & Investment Advisor; Tech/Media/FinanceOver the past two decades, Gayle Tzemach Lemmon has held senior leadership roles dedicated to mobilizing capital to drive innovation, development, and decarbonization, while expanding the horizon of what is considered investable.Her career began in television, where she covered public policy and presidential elections for ABC News and CNN.com. She was part of the launch team for This Week with George Stephanopoulos. She has written three NY Times bestsellers about women transforming their communities during wartime, which have been translated into multiple languages, with two of her books currently being adapted for the big screen. She has also written for The World Bank, CNN, Fast Company, Foreign Affairs, and Bloomberg, highlighting the urgent need to leverage global talent, including women, to foster economic development.Her first TED Talk, focusing on new investment models for global entrepreneurs, was selected as a TED Talk of the Day. She has lectured at Harvard Business School, the Aspen Ideas Festival, the Clinton Global Initiative, and other prestigious venues.Currently, Gayle serves as an advisor to funds, founders, and philanthropic organizations focused on climate change and energy transition in both developed and emerging markets. She works with a Silicon Valley impact fund that invests in emerging market technologies to combat climate change, which includes climate-tech startups in West and North Africa. Additionally, she advises the Rockefeller Foundation on catalyzing private capital efforts to accelerate the global transition to decarbonized energy systems. Specifically, she focuses on private sector engagement in initiatives like the Energy Transition Accelerator, an innovative decarbonization funding platform aimed at unlocking private finance for a just energy transition in emerging economies. Within the energy transition space, she also develops go-to-market strategies for early-stage funders and venture capital, aimed at creating new markets for climate-focused products. This work complements her role as a senior fellow at the Mission Possible Partnership, which is dedicated to decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors.Previously, Gayle was part of the executive team at artificial intelligence companies funded by Andreessen Horowitz and worked in the Executive Office as the Emerging Markets Product Manager for the financial services firm PIMCO. During the 2008 financial crisis, she oversaw political and policy analysis for the Executive and Investment Committees under Mohamed El-Erian and Bill Gross. She also spent more than a decade as Deputy Director and Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, focusing on the intersection of finance, climate, and economic development, a role in which she regularly briefed members of Congress and the White House.A graduate of the University of Missouri School of Journalism and Harvard Business School, Gayle is a member of the Bretton Woods Committee and serves on the advisory board of the International Center for Research on Women. She was a Fulbright Scholar and a Robert Bosch Fellow, and speaks Spanish, German, conversational French, and basic Dari and Kurmanji.
(Los Angeles, CA; Charleston, SC)
Screenwriter; Executive Producer; Governor at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences; Sundance LabDana Stevens has enjoyed a long career as a screenwriter for film and TV. Her most recent feature film was The Woman King, starring Viola Davis and directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, for which she was nominated for an NAACP Image Award. Her other film credits include Fatherhood, starring Kevin Hart, Safe Haven, City of Angels, and For Love of the Game. In television, she created and executive produced the legal drama Reckless for CBS, and the series What About Brian for ABC. Recently, Dana was elected as a Governor of the Writers Branch at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS), and she frequently serves as an advisor at the Sundance Screenwriters Lab.
(Florence, Italy; Los Angeles, CA)
Director; Screenwriter; Producer; Activist; Founder of WE DO IT TOGETHERChiara Tilesi is an Italian producer and director. She produced the 2023 Academy Award-nominated film Tell It Like a Woman. She is the founder of We Do It Together (WDIT), a non-profit film production company dedicated to the advancement of women and minorities. In 2018, she also founded Frequency Production, a company that aims to create media with a positive social impact.The feature film Tell It Like a Woman consists of seven segments directed by international female directors, and features stars such as Margherita Buy, Cara Delevingne, Jacqueline Fernandez, Jennifer Hudson, Eva Longoria, and Anne Watanabe. Chiara also produced the music video for the film’s theme song, Applause, composed by Diane Warren and performed by Sofia Carson, which received an Oscar nomination for Best Original Song.In March 2023, Chiara presented We Do It Together at the United Nations General Assembly, kicking off Women’s History Month with a screening of Tell It Like a Woman in collaboration with UN Women and various governments, including the USA, the UK, Japan, Chile, and Argentina.Her other notable projects include All the Invisible Children, Teach Me Again, Giving Back Generation (Seasons 1–3), and The Longevity Revolution. Chiara was recognized as a Cultural Leader at the World Economic Forum in 2019 and has spoken at the United Nations as well as numerous global events, including TEDxWomen. Her inspiring messages of empowerment and social change have deeply resonated with audiences, driving individuals and organizations to take action and promote positive change worldwide.
