Margaret (Peggy) Grieve is President of PMG Management, Inc., a private company responsible for the Grieve family office. She is passionate about the underappreciated existential risk posed to the world’s climate by explosive volcanoes and the catastrophic impact on our interconnected and technologically dependent world. She brings years of experience as an international lawyer advising on global corporate and investment banking, securities trading, and corporate governance. She was the first general counsel of Chase Securities and the first woman general counsel for Barclays Bank in the Americas. President Clinton appointed her to serve on the Board of the Central Asia American Enterprise Fund, and she now chairs its legacy charitable institution, the Central Asia Education Foundation. Peggy serves on the Board of Directors the Child Mind Institute, The Advocates for Human Rights, and the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, each a leading institution in its field. She has a masters degree in public policy from the Humphrey School of Public Policy at the University of Minnesota. With Dr. Friedmann-Sanchez, she is the author of Comisarias de Familia y violencia contras las mujeres en Colombia: Puerta de acceso y retos institucionales.