Committed to proving the business case for social impact, Olivia Khalili brings 15 years of experience as a practitioner and thought leader in global social impact. She joined PagerDuty to define and launch the company’s social impact strategy and Pledge 1% commitment.

Before joining PagerDuty, Olivia built Yahoo’s global corporate responsibility program, Yahoo for Good, to mobilize the company’s technology and employee talent to positively benefit society. Prior to Yahoo, she worked with Ashoka, creating innovative social impact programs that supported social entrepreneurs and enhanced brand equity for a portfolio of companies that included American Express and Ben & Jerry’s. In 2008, Olivia launched CauseCapitalism.com, an online resource to help businesses grow by embedding social purpose. Her approach stems from cross-sector experience working with the public sector, tech companies and nonprofits, and in international development in Micronesia.

Olivia has a B.A. Cum Laude degree in International Relations and Diplomatic History from the University of Pennsylvania, and currently serves as the Chair of the Board of Directors for GreatNonprofits and CommunityConnect Labs.

Danielle Conkling is the director of corporate social responsibility and ESG (environmental, social and governance) and serves as the ESG program office lead for Silicon Valley Bank. Her unique role at SVB combines her passion for giving back to the community with her extensive experience in advising entrepreneurs and leaders in the innovation economy.
Based in Menlo Park, California, her leadership of program office ESG efforts advances the sustainability and ethical impact of the company’s investments and operations. Danielle’s responsibility over corporate citizenship guides oversight of the many ways in which SVB strives to be a catalyst for doing good in the world through corporate philanthropy, employee giving and volunteering, and community engagement. In addition, she directs compliance with the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA), which encourages banks to help meet the credit needs of low- and moderate-income individuals.
Before her current position, Danielle focused on the financial needs of high potential growth clients, including founders, executives and investors. Before joining SVB, she worked at JPMorgan Chase, where she managed an affluent private wealth client base, as well as in private banking positions at Citigroup and Bank of America.
Danielle holds a master’s degree in business administration from the Jones Graduate School of Business at Rice University and a bachelor’s degree in finance and international business from Georgetown University. Giving back both on and off the job, Danielle is a regional board advisory member of BUILD, which provides entrepreneurial experience to young people in under resourced communities, and of Girls Leadership, a nonprofit organization whose workshops and training programs equip young girls to develop the power of their voice.
Outside of the office, Danielle enjoys skiing, hiking and whitewater rafting. An avid traveler, she prefers off-the-beaten-path destinations — her travels have taken her to Japan, Iceland and Morocco.

Erin Baudo Felter is the Vice President of Social Impact and Sustainability at Okta and is responsible for leveraging Okta’s most important assets – its people, products and financial resources – to accelerate the impact of mission-driven organizations around the world. Erin leads Okta for Good, the company’s corporate social impact initiative. Her leadership of this initiative includes leveraging the Pledge 1% model to invest money, technology, and time back into the community; empowering employees to take action; enabling NGOs to improve their digital capabilities; and leading Okta’s broader environmental, social, and governance (ESG) and climate strategy. She is also part of a group of leaders transforming tech philanthropy, redefining the relationships between companies and communities through radical collaboration with partners in every sector.

Erin has worked at the intersection of business and society for over 15 years and has held various corporate social impact roles at Zynga, Yahoo and Warner Bros. She holds an MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Management and a BA from the University of Texas at Austin. She is personally passionate about equity, economic opportunity and empowering future leaders and serves on the advisory board for GenesysWorks Bay Area. She lives in Berkeley, California with her husband and two young children.

Josh has focused his career at the intersection of technology and sustainability. He has over 16 years of management consulting experience spanning Fortune 1000-sized firms to start-up businesses across a range of sectors including technology, retail and CPG, energy and clean technology, and industrials. Josh is a specialist in supporting clients to develop strategic programs that anticipate stakeholders pressure and respond to external disclosures like CDP, while delivering corporate and long-term value.

Josh is an expert in Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory, Scope 3 and supplier engagement, and is currently working with numerous clients on their value chain-wide renewable energy, carbon strategies and emissions reduction programs to achieve targets aligned to climate science.

Josh is a member of the founding team at Anthesis, and previously led the firm’s North American Advisory & Communications practice. Prior to working at Anthesis, he led WSP’s US-based Environment & Energy Corporate Sustainability consulting practice and completed an MBA focused on Entrepreneurship and Sustainability from the University of Colorado-Boulder.