She is the co-author of the upcoming book The Seven Pearls of Financial Wisdom: A Woman’s Guide to Enjoying Wealth and Power. Her work has been published in The Wall Street Journal, the New York Post and on MarketWatch.com.

As a guest expert on TV and radio, Camilla reports on breaking news, Wall Street, international business, women in leadership and collecting. She has appeared multiple times on MSNBC, CNBC, Fox News, Fox Business, WABC radio, KNSS radio, LBC radio and other stations around the world.

Camilla was recently invited to participate in the first White House Tweetup Briefing with Press Secretary Jay Carney on the American Jobs Act.

In 2011, Camilla served as a moderator for London & Partners’ Bridging the Tech Gap; a series of panels including Gilt Groupe, General Assembly and Cisco aimed at attracting investors to London’s new Tech City in advance of the 2012 Olympic Games.

As the Forbes anchor online, Camilla interviewed Sergey Brin, Chad Hurley, Craig Barrett, Christine Lagarde, Boris Johnson, Emma Thompson, Sara Jessica Parker, Michael Milken, Don Peebles, Boone Pickens, Russell Simmons, Richard Branson and many other leaders in their field.

Camilla has interviewed and written with economist Nouriel Roubini, producing a special Forbes magazine to honor his accomplishments. She was chosen to represent Forbes at The World Economic Forum in Davos and The Clinton Global Initiative in New York for three consecutive years.

Prior to joining Forbes, Camilla was The Wall Street Journal editor at CNBC and a producer for the TV show “CBS Marketwatch Weekend.”

Camilla has written and produced shows and created segments for multiple organizations including The History Channel, CBS News, Fox News and Sky News in the U.S., Europe and Iraq. Her career began at CBS News Radio,”60 Minutes” under the direction of producer George Crile and “The 20th Century Series with Mike Wallace.”

Camilla calls NY home, but can often be found in London. She is co-founder of the new popular blog nynatives.com carried on NearSay and The Huffington Post.

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Bill was formerly CEO of PayPal and CEO of Intuit, the makers of Quicken, QuickBooks and TurboTax. He has also founded numerous financial technology and security companies, and served on the boards of RSA Security, Macromedia, SuccessFactors, GoDaddy and EarthLink. “Personal Capital is the culmination of my career — bringing together so many things I’ve worked on over the past 20 years, to create a complete financial solution for each customer.”

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Joe currently serves as the CEO of Addepar, an emerging leader in private wealth management technology. Joe worked with the financial arm of PayPal while at university and then joined as an early executive at Clarium Capital. He was a key player in growing Clarium into a $5-billion AUM world-class global macro hedge fund during his five year tenure.

In 2004, Joe co-founded Palantir Technologies – a software company in Palo Alto, California which develops mission-critical analysis systems used by government and financial organizations around the world. Palantir is a market leader in several government segments and is one of the fastest growing companies in Silicon Valley.

He is also the Chairman of the Board for ONEHope Wine, a national wine brand partnered with the Mondavi family and a leader in cause marketing technology. Joe has a variety of philanthropic pursuits including chairing the board of California Common Sense (www.cacs.org) and sitting on the Board of Strive for College.

Joe earned a BS in Computer Science from Stanford University in 2003, where he also studied Economics and Mathematics.

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Jacob Soll received in Diplôme d’Études Approfondies from the Écoles des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris and his Ph.D. from Magdalene College, Cambridge. He has taught at Cambridge, Princeton, Rutgers and will be Professor of History and Accounting at the University of Southern California in 2012.

His work sits at the crossroads of political, information and economic history. His first book, Publishing The Prince (2005), won the American Philosophical Society’s 2005 Jacques Barzun Prize. It showed how editors and publishers changed the meaning of Machiavelli’s The Prince and helped create what is one of the most influential books in human history. His second book, The Information Master: Jean-Baptiste Colbert’s Secret State Information Network (2009) showed how Louis XIV’s famous minister was a forerunner of early technology entrepreneurs and architects, mixing public and state communications networks into a large-scale state information system and intelligence network.

Soll’s current book, The Reckoning (Basic Books, 2013) is a new history of accounting, politics, accountability and why financial crises happen, from medieval Italy to modern Wall Street.

Soll is the winner of a Guggenheim Fellowship and a 2012 MacArthur “Genius Grant.” Soll has written for the New York Times and Book Forum. He is a contributor to the New Republic.

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Dr. Simon Roberts is Associate Director and energy specialist in the Foresight, Innovation and Incubator Group of Arup. The Group is charged with maintaining a focus for logical, analytical thought about the many possible futures that Arup confronts (www.driversofchange.com). Dr Roberts is a physicist with an industrial background in manufacturing and with a long-term involvement in sustainability and energy related matters. He is author of “Solar electricity – a practical guide” (1991) and co-author of “Building integrated photovoltaics” (2009). Last year he completed a Code for Sustainable Homes assessment to Level 6 (zero-carbon) of houses in Northampton, UK, which became a winner in the 2009 Sustainability Awards. He is editor of the second report, published February 2010, of the Industry Taskforce on Peak Oil and Energy Security (www.peakoiltaskforce.net). Dr Roberts’ current research focus is on the 4see modelling framework which combines socio-economic-energy aspects of a country in order to formulate physically consistent scenarios 20 years or more into the future.

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Shivani is the CEO & Founder of InVenture. InVenture facilitates financial access to small businesses owners around the world by providing mobile financial tracking tools and direct flexible financing in order to help these businesses and their communities lift themselves out of poverty.

Shivani has a wide array of professional experiences in global health, microfinance, and investment banking. Prior to InVenture she worked health costing at UNFPA and Mergers & Acquisitions at Health Net and Citigroup.

She is a 2011 Echoing Green Fellow and 2011 Unreasonable Institute Fellow. She is also a blogger for the Huffington Post and has written on Microfinance 2.0 as well as small business growth in the U.S. She is also on the board of ReWork and Young Women Social Entrepreneurs.

Shivani holds a M.P.H in Health Economics and International Policy from Columbia University and a B.A. in International Relations from Wesleyan University.

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Peter Vander Auwera is currently SWIFT’s Innovation Leader. Prior to working at SWIFT, he held several positions at Microsoft, Vintura, CMASS, RINET, EAN International and Colruyt. He lives in Overijse, Belgium with his wife and daughter.

SWIFT is a member-owned cooperative that provides the communications platform, products and services to connect over 8,500 banking organizations, securities institutions and corporate customers in more than 200 countries. SWIFT enables its users to exchange automated, standardized financial information securely and reliably, thereby lowering costs, reducing operational risk and eliminating operational inefficiencies. SWIFT also brings the financial community together to work collaboratively to shape market practice, define standards and debate issues of mutual interest.

Innotribe, a SWIFT initiative, is a set of events, tools and initiatives that enables collaborative innovation in financial services. It provides the infrastructure to find, co-create and invest in new ideas and projects.

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Previously, Merrill was CIO and VP of Engineering of Google Inc. where he oversaw all aspects of internal engineering and technology and led multiple strategic efforts, including Google’s 2004 IPO and its related investor program and regulatory activities. He most recently served as COO of New Music and President of Digital Business at EMI Music.

Merrill holds an MA and Ph.D. in Psychology from Princeton University, and a BA from the University of Tulsa in Social and Political Organization.

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