Sheryl WuDunn is a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, financial advisor, and philanthropist with extensive experience in investment banking, alternative assets, and emerging markets. She studied A.B. at Cornell University, MBA at Harvard Business School, and MPA at Princeton University. Her career spans across multiple positions, including Senior Managing Director at Mid-Market Securities, Vice President at Goldman Sachs Asset Management, and Foreign Correspondent at The New York Times Company. WuDunn is also a co-author of several acclaimed books, including "Half the Sky," "A Path Appears," and "Tightrope: Americans Reaching for Hope," which she co-authored with Nicholas D. Kristof. She serves on the Board of Trustees for Cornell University and has received honorary degrees from the University of Pennsylvania and Middlebury College. WuDunn has expertise in financial advisory, investment banking, new media and technology, and philanthropy, and is interested in investing, philanthropy, and social media/information.