What does it take to lead the world’s most iconic brands through a period of total industrial transformation? Watch as top female executives from GM, Clorox, Baxter, and MVP Health Care share their blueprint for high-impact leadership in 2026. Recorded live in Chicago, this powerful panel brings together Cassandra Garber (VP, ESG & Sustainability at General Motors), Eva Shue (VP, Global Sustainability at The Clorox Company), Renae Kezar (VP, Global Sustainability at Baxter International Inc.), and Samantha Demick (Director of Strategic Partnerships at MVP Health Care). Together, they explore the unique intersection of gender diversity, corporate strategy, and the drive toward a net-zero future. In this session, these leaders move beyond the standard "glass ceiling" conversation to discuss how diverse leadership teams are statistically more likely to achieve aggressive ESG targets and navigate supply chain volatility. From the transition to electric vehicles and circular economy packaging to the critical link between environmental health and community wellness, this discussion offers a masterclass in modern, purpose-driven governance. Key insights include: The Diversity-Sustainability Link: Why inclusive leadership is the secret weapon for hitting 2026 climate milestones and driving innovation. Leading Through Transformation: Cassandra Garber and Eva Shue discuss managing massive organizational shifts in the automotive and consumer goods sectors. Health and the Environment: Samantha Demick and Renae Kezar explore the evolving responsibility of the healthcare industry in the face of climate-related health risks. The Mentorship Mandate: Actionable advice on building a pipeline for the next generation of female leaders in STEM and sustainability roles. Authentic Leadership: How to maintain personal values and drive systemic change within complex, global corporate structures. This session is a must-watch for aspiring leaders and C-suite executives alike who are looking to understand how diverse perspectives are shaping the global business landscape of the late 2020s. The US Summit: Sustainability Stage 2026
