Skoll Foundation
Annalisa Adams-Qualtiere is an experienced professional in talent management and human resources, with a background in consulting and leadership roles in various organizations. Currently serving as the Chief People Officer at Skoll Foundation, Annalisa has also worked with companies such as BRIDGE Housing Corporation, Menlo Church, and AAA Northern California, Nevada & Utah. Annalisa has a strong educational background, including certificates from Harvard Business School and Wharton Business School, as well as a Master of Arts in Leadership and Innovation from Biola University. Annalisa also volunteers their HR services for non-profit organizations.
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Skoll Foundation
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The Skoll Foundation seeks to catalyze transformational social change by investing in, connecting, and championing social entrepreneurs and other social innovators who together advance bold and equitable solutions to the world’s most pressing problems. Jeff Skoll, the first employee and first President of eBay, created the Skoll Foundation in 1999 to pursue his vision of a sustainable world of peace and prosperity for all. Led by CEO Don Gips, the Skoll Foundation is at an exciting inflection point in its two-decade long history. With equity at the center of an evolving strategy, the Foundation seeks to fundamentally shift the trajectory of urgent global challenges including health and pandemics, inclusive economies, climate action, effective governance, and racial justice. Over the past 20 years, the Foundation has awarded more than $935 million worldwide, including investments in 165 organizations of social entrepreneurs and other social innovators across five continents. Skoll also operates the annual Skoll World Forum, the premier conference on social entrepreneurship, and shares the stories of social entrepreneurs through partnerships with leading film and broadcast organizations including the PBS NewsHour and the Sundance Institute, to drive awareness of social entrepreneurship and its potential to address the critical issues of our time. For more information, visit www.skoll.org.