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textarea Mark Feldman Transformed by watching his first surgery while in college, Mark immediately knew that he would never become a doctor. He thus applied his passion for helping people and love of problem-solving towards mobilizing others around critical social issues. Mark launched his career at New York Cares and then moved on to Harvard's Kennedy School, Citibank's Community Affairs group, and The Corporation for National Service/AmeriCorps. Mark later became Executive Vice President of Omnicom's Cone and for eight years ran the Cause Branding Practice. Over the past 20 years, Mark has mastered the languages of the business, government, and social sectors. Today, he uses words like sustainability, citizenship, engagement, and branding to describe his experience "operating" inside companies including Starbucks, Time Warner, The Home Depot, Fidelity Investments, Proctor & Gamble, Kimberly-Clark, and ARAMARK. Mark is co-author of "Causes and Effects," a best practice article on Cause Branding in the Harvard Business Review and is a frequent public speaker and source for national publications such as the Wall Street Journal. His operating theatre also includes serving as a faculty member at the Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship. You will always find Mark ready to "scrub in" for the next CSR challenge. Nikki Korn As a college tennis player, Nikki learned that strategy, efficiency, and speed were among her key ingredients for success. Today she loves applying these skills to helping companies get winning results. In her role as a senior strategist, Nikki establishes a game plan for each assignment and is not afraid to push-back or take risks. She is a seasoned negotiator and inspires her teams and clients with her ability to come up with creative ideas and powerful initiatives. Earlier in her career, Nikki was a Vice President at Cone where she built cause programs such as JCPenney Afterschool, Chevy R.O.C.K. (Reaching Out to Communities & Kids), T-Mobile Huddle Up, and the Pearson Teacher Fellowship. While in Washington, DC as part of the Millennium Communications Group, she ran briefings and released reports on a wide range of issues including education; worked events at the White House; and conducted outreach on behalf of her government and nonprofit clients. Now, Nikki follows in the footsteps of her family members running her own company. She enjoys integrating her broad experience within the retail, fashion/beauty, technology, automotive, and the financial services sectors to connect her clients with critical social issues and popular culture. Expect Nikki to be thinking and moving fast; focusing on the details; and persevering. When Nikki is not working on CSR issues, she's with her family, on the tennis court, or at a Boston sporting event screaming her lungs out.

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