abby disney who made the wonderful movie, pray that doubles back to how, about -- [applause] -- leymah gbowee in the situation in liberia, which you will hear about and it helped introduce me to leymah and bring her here today. just a rigorous about the roosevelt institute. we're up on time partner of the roosevelt museum in hyde park. the mission over the last many years has been to a source as roosevelt legacy come it's fabulous exhibitions that they are. we have a new extraordinary park opening up on roosevelt island, the president of which a member of our board is here today and we hope you all come out to see this exquisite monument to roosevelt, which will open october 18th and is the only work in new york after of the great architect louis khan. it's been 40 years in development since the early 70s and is really exquisite. some of you that on the east and the art e-mail on the southern tip of roosevelt island. in recent years, the roosevelt institute has decided to create freedom centers of wedge i am fortunate to be a senior fellow that is creating a robust conversation across this co

[applause] >> after an human rights act to vess, kati marton a nobel peace prize winner, leymah gbowee and sad time for goldman sachs but the discussion of women as peacemakers posted by dan ince institute and the rooseveltelt t institute. this is an hour and 15 minutes.. >> the executive dirt and tracey marshall who puts together theo production of these wonderful weekend programs.th i am ln chessplayer, the partnef organization in this enterpriseh now havinga our third summer ofd programming. under programming. i guess we are becoming in east hampton institution. i want to thank our underwriters. [applause] are the sponsors, but our family and the tub group and if local agent and then many of you and others who are not here on this gorgeous day, who has been faithful underwriters and sponsors and fellows of the program for three years. i want to think specifically who i gather us in the audience, donald molin of goldman sachs to help secure a wonderful speaker, dina powell and my good friend, abby disney who made the wonderful movie, pray that doubles back to how, about -- [applause]

each of those women, as leymah gbowee were telling me earlier, support 100 or 200 or 300 people. not just the employees that they are hiring, but their families. their communities. the ripple effect, which is why we believe this is the best investment by goldman sachs. it is the multiplier effect of those women. we have been thinking and talking to her our partners. we work with more than 75 academic and non-profit partners. we are thinking about how we can get to many more thousands of women in more countries with very innovative models. i think the win in 10,000 women has been a success is because it's not just education. it is bringing education mentors from goldman sachs and local partners and capitols together to help us. the reason we are in liberia is an interesting story. one of the things we will look at to scale. the overseas private investment corporation approached us. they had made a big announcement to create a 30 million-dollar lending facility. president johnson sterling insisted that every one of those dollars go to a woman on business. this is right after her el