I am excited to share a comprehensive look at my professional journey and the values that have shaped my work across the corporate, public, and nonprofit sectors. Over the years, I’ve been fortunate to lead initiatives that strengthen communities, support entrepreneurs, and drive meaningful systems-level change. I remain deeply committed to purpose-driven leadership and to helping organizations scale their impact through strategy, innovation, and partnership. Here is my biography.

Philanthropy in business is no longer a peripheral act of goodwill—it is a strategic responsibility that reflects leadership, values, and long-term vision. When integrated thoughtfully, philanthropy becomes an extension of a company’s identity, strengthening brand trust, employee engagement, and community impact. My experience working closely with St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital reinforced that meaningful change comes not from one-time gestures, but from sustained, mission-aligned commitment. Businesses that treat philanthropy as a strategic asset rather than a line item are better positioned to build resilient cultures, credible brands, and lasting value beyond profit.

Sarah Beaubien is a sustainability executive with over 16 years of experience driving impactful environmental and social change in the consumer packaged goods industry. As the **Impact & Sustainability Lead for the U.S. at Mondelēz International**, she leads cross-functional teams to integrate sustainability into corporate strategy, focusing on climate action, responsible sourcing, and human rights advocacy. With a history of leadership at **Clif Bar, Quantis, Tillamook, and Farmer Brothers**, she has built alliances across government, NGOs, and the private sector to implement sustainability solutions that create long-term business value. A respected thought leader and public speaker, Sarah is recognized for her ability to translate complex sustainability challenges into actionable strategies that drive measurable impact.