Emily Jones, Head of School of Putney School,

discusses a progressive school in which students learn the relevance of physical work, the importance of perspective, and the power of collaboration.

Dan Monroe, Director & CEO of the Peabody Essex Museum, discusses celebrating art, culture, and creative expression at the nation's oldest continuously operating museum.

Steven Rothstein, President of Perkins School for the Blind, discusses how the first school of its kind in the United States helps people who are visually impaired around the world build productive, meaningful lives through education, technology, and advocacy.

Brenda Clement, Executive Director of Citizens' Housing and Planning Association, discusses encouraging the production and preservation of affordable housing to foster diverse and sustainable communities in Massachusetts.

Dennis Kois, Executive Director of deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, discusses fostering the creation, exhibition, and exploration of contemporary sculpture and art through collections, learning opportunities, and a unique park setting.

Ian Robinson, Vice President of Programs & International Operations of the International Fund for Animal Welfare, discusses saving individual animals, animal populations, and habitats through rescue missions, campaigns to prevent animal cruelty, and advocating for the protection of wildlife and habitats all over the world.

Kathy Rest, Executive Director of the Union of Concerned Scientists, discusses putting rigorous, independent science to work along with effective advocacy to solve the planet's most pressing problems.

Brian Lemay, President & Executive Director of the Bostonian Society, discusses studying and preserving Boston's unique history embodied in materials, records, and structures such as the Old State House.

Rebecca Haag, President of AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts, discusses advocating for fair and effective AIDS policies, conducting cutting edge HIV prevention programs, and providing health and wellness services to people already living with HIV.

Bart Mitchell, President & CEO of The Community Builders, discusses planning, developing, and managing high-quality affordable housing communities where people of all incomes can achieve their full potential.