Charles Duhigg is a Pulitzer Prize–winning reporter and the author of The Power of Habit, which spent over three years on The New York Times bestseller list. His writing explores the science of habit formation in our lives, companies, and societies. Duhigg’s impactful work with The New Yorker, television, and podcasts shapes public discourse and drives conversations on productivity and communication.

Dr. Janet Sherlock helps companies simplify complexity and unlock performance by transforming outdated organizational structures. With 15 years of experience as former CDTO at Ralph Lauren and CIO at Carter’s, she brings deep executive and boardroom experience. Backed by a doctorate in Organizational Change from USC, Sherlock’s work reshapes how modern organizations operate—from AI strategy to executive team design.

Cindy Taibi joined The New York Times straight out of college and rose to become SVP and CIO, where she led enterprise technology across infrastructure, productivity, finance, HR, and print publishing systems. As the Times’ first female CIO, she played a pivotal role in the company’s digital transformation and cultural evolution. Taibi co-founded the Women in Technology initiative and has been a strong advocate for diversity in tech leadership.

Lynn Martin oversees the world’s largest stock market and its electronic equity and options exchanges. She also leads ICE's Fixed Income & Data Services. Previously, Martin held various leadership roles at ICE, including President of Fixed Income & Data Services and CEO of NYSE Liffe U.S. She currently serves on the board of the Partnership for New York City and the Inner-City Scholarship Fund.

Peter High writes on topics at the intersection of IT and business. His insights are derived from the best practices of leading companies transforming people, processes, technologies, ecosystems, and strategies for the digital era. As founder of Metis Strategy, he advises Fortune 500 executives on navigating technology and organizational change. He is also the longtime host of the Technovation podcast, with over 300 episodes featuring conversations with top technology leaders.

As the founder of Union Square Hospitality Group, Danny Meyer is the force behind iconic restaurants like Union Square Cafe, The Modern, Gramercy Tavern, Manhatta, and the global phenomenon Shake Shack. Known for pioneering “Enlightened Hospitality,” Meyer redefined service by putting team culture at the center of business success. A renowned leader and speaker, his impact spans 28 James Beard Awards to the TIME 100 “Most Influential People” list. 

Latha Maripuri leads global cybersecurity and privacy engineering across Uber’s ridesharing, delivery, transit, health, and financial services. Previous roles at IBM and News Corp have given her deep expertise in building secure systems, automating risk management, and shaping security strategy at scale. Maripuri also serves on the Board of Directors for JupiterOne, helping advance the future of cyber asset management.