Navigating the complexities of mutual and private equity funds requires a unique blend of precision, strategic foresight, and adaptability, as highlighted by Michelle Marschel's two decades of expertise in fund administration. Mutual funds demand meticulous daily valuations and strict regulatory adherence, while private equity funds involve longer-term investment strategies and specialized reporting for limited partners. Drawing on her experience at firms like Empower and Gen II Fund Services, Michelle emphasizes the importance of seamless collaboration, innovative technology, and sustainability in modern fund management. By prioritizing personalized client services and robust compliance frameworks, her approach provides a blueprint for operational excellence and strategic success in a rapidly evolving financial landscape.

I am excited to share my professional biography, which reflects more than three decades of global experience across asset management, capital markets, ESG, and leadership. My journey has taken me through transformative roles at leading financial institutions and innovative advisory boards, with a consistent focus on driving business growth, building inclusive cultures, and advancing sustainability.

Marianne Voss is a seasoned ESG and governance leader with over 20 years of experience at the intersection of law, finance, and sustainable business strategy. As Managing Director and Chief ESG Officer at Webster Equity Partners, she oversees the firm’s $9B ESG strategy and serves on the Investment Committee, where she has built a best-in-class ESG infrastructure, embedded regulatory compliance and risk analytics, and increased ESG-motivated allocations by 45%. Marianne brings a strong record of advising boards and executive teams across private equity, corporates, development finance, and nonprofits on sustainable value creation, enterprise risk, and stakeholder trust. A former founder of the ESG advisory firm Ethos Matters and a leader at adidas, Reebok, and Oxfam America, she has spearheaded initiatives in emerging issues in labor rights, climate risk, responsible sourcing, and post-M&A ESG integration. Marianne holds a JD from Boston University School of Law and a MALD from The Fletcher School, and is a trusted advisor known for aligning fiduciary oversight with long-term impact and value creation.

I’m passionate about empowering organizations to integrate sustainability and governance into their core strategies. From ESG reporting and regulatory compliance to risk mitigation and corporate leadership, I’ve dedicated my career to ensuring that businesses thrive while fostering environmental and social responsibility. Here is my biography.

Excited to share my professional biography! Over the years, I’ve built a career in financial services, risk management, and impact investing—working with global institutions and leading sustainability-focused initiatives. From founding Sola View Network to shaping risk governance at top banks and lecturing at Columbia University, my journey has been deeply rooted in driving financial and social impact.

Dr. Andrew S. Nevin is a globally recognized economist, strategist, and thought leader with over 40 years of experience spanning finance, economic policy, neuroscience, and corporate governance. As the Research Professor and Inaugural Director of the Brainomics™ Venture at the Center for BrainHealth, University of Texas at Dallas, he pioneers research on the economic value of brain health and its impact on productivity and human flourishing. A Rhodes Scholar with a PhD in Economics from Harvard University, Dr. Nevin has held executive leadership roles across PwC, McKinsey & Company, and United Family Hospitals, shaping global economic policies and corporate strategies. He has advised multinational corporations, financial institutions, and policymakers, particularly in Africa, where he has been instrumental in driving economic transformation and governance reforms. A prolific speaker and media contributor, he has delivered hundreds of engagements worldwide and authored influential publications on economic development, financial sustainability, and corruption. With his unique blend of academic excellence, strategic vision, and leadership experience, Dr. Nevin continues to shape the future of brain health, economic policy, and corporate innovation.