Speakers: Jeffery H. Boyd, chair of the board of directors,
The Priceline Group, Inc. and
Deanna Oppenheimer, former
CEO of
Barclays Bank,
U.K. and
Western Europe
Moderator: Jamienne S. Studley, deputy under secretary of the
U.S. Department of Education
Jeffery H. Boyd
Founder and
Managing Director of
Brothers Brook,
LLC, and
Chair of the Board of Directors, The Priceline Group, Inc.
St. Lawrence University
Class of 1978,
Government
Jeffery Boyd is the founder and managing director of Brothers Brook, LLC, a strategic investment firm focusing on consumer internet and health care services businesses.
Currently chair of the board of directors of
Priceline Group,
Inc., he was CEO from
2002 to
2013, when he led the company from near bankruptcy to become one of the most successful internet businesses in the country. Boyd serves on the boards of directors of
Healthcare, Inc. and
MDX Medical Inc. and is chair of St. Lawrence University’s board of trustees, to which he was first elected as a term trustee in 2004. Prior to joining Priceline, Boyd held positions as executive vice president, general counsel, and secretary of
Oxford Health Plans, Inc. and assistant general counsel of
Lord Abbett & Co., an investment advisory firm. He has practiced law with the law firm of
Robinson &
Cole in
Connecticut and with
Sullivan & Cromwell in
New York and
Australia. He was previously a member of the board of trustees of the
Brunswick School in Connecticut. Boyd began his undergraduate education at
New England College and completed his BA in government at St. Lawrence University in 1978. He earned a JD from
Cornell Law School in
1981.
Deanna Oppenheimer
Founder and CEO of CameoWorks, LLC, and former CEO, Barclays Bank, U.K. and Western Europe
University of Puget Sound
Class of
1980,
Politics and Government and
Urban Affairs
Deanna Oppenheimer is a leading international finance expert. She is founder of CameoWorks, LLC, a retail and financial services advisory firm. From
2005 to
2012, Oppenheimer worked at
Barclays PLC, where she transformed the global retail and business banking divisions. At Barclays she began as chief executive of U.K. retail and business banking, and in 2009, she became vice chair of global retail banking, implementing best business practices across
Europe and
Africa. In
2010, she was appointed chief executive of Europe retail and business banking, helping to stabilize the business during the
Euro crisis. Under her leadership, customer satisfaction improved from last-place among U.K. banks to first-place. From
1985 to 2005, Oppenheimer worked at
Washington Mutual, Inc., the largest savings and loan institution in the
United States. She was marketing director and, later, president of consumer banking, where she helped transform the lender from a regional to a national player. In
2007, Oppenheimer was named
Great Britain’s Business Communicator of the Year and in
October 2010 was voted
American Banker magazine’s
Second Most
Powerful Woman in Banking. Oppenheimer serves on many boards, including
Tesco PLC,
AXA Global Insurance, and the University of Puget Sound board of trustees. In addition, she is a senior advisor to
Bain Consulting,
Brooks Running, Anthemis
Group, and Finsphere. Oppenheimer graduated with honors from the University of Puget Sound, and she also attended the executive education program of the
Kellogg School of Management at
Northwestern University.
Moderator: Jamienne S. Studley
Deputy Under Secretary, U.S. Department of Education
Since
September 2013, Jamienne Studley has served as deputy under secretary of the U.S. Department of Education, where she focuses on college access, affordability, outcomes, and choice; student success; accreditation; and other higher education policy issues
. In the Clinton administration, Studley was deputy and acting general counsel of the Department of Education. In the
Carter administration, she was special assistant to the secretary of the U.S.
Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare/Department of Health and
Human Services and chair of the
National Advisory Committee on Institutional
Quality and
Integrity. Studley also has served as president of
Skidmore College from
1999 to
2003, associate dean and lecturer in law at
Yale Law School (
1983 to
1987), and adjunct faculty member at the law schools of
Stanford University and the
University of California, Berkeley, among other roles. Studley’s board service includes the
Association of American Colleges & Universities and
Harvard Law School Visiting Committee. She earned her BA in
American studies from
Barnard College and her JD from Harvard Law School.
- published: 16 Oct 2015
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