Sarah de Lagarde is a mother of two, trailblazing adventurer, and an award-winning speaker who transformed a near-fatal accident into a source of inspiration. After surviving being run over by two tube trains in 2022, she became the first woman to summit Mount Kilimanjaro with two prosthetic limbs. Previously holding significant roles in global corporate affairs and communications at Janus Henderson Investors and other prestigious financial institutions, Sarah leverages her leadership to advocate for accessible mobility and sustainable solutions. She holds degrees from UC Berkeley, Cornell University, and ESCP Business School, and is fluent in multiple languages. Sarah is a proactive public speaker and panelist, discussing topics like responsible AI, healthcare innovation, and disability rights at major institutions. Her commitment extends to teaching at notable schools, serving on the board of the Janus Henderson Foundation, and promoting women in AI. Sarah's resilience and dedication shine through her personal and professional achievements, making her a powerful advocate for change.