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Damon Rankin is Chief Financial Officer at Berkadia. In this role he supports the firm’s finance strategy, including assessment of M&A/partnership opportunities, benchmarking, and risk management. Mr. Rankin previously worked in underwriting, where he led that team’s efforts to drive process improvement, measure performance, and improve staff utilization.

Prior to joining Berkadia, Mr. Rankin worked at Deloitte Consulting in the Strategy & Operations practice. At Deloitte, he developed and implemented cost reduction strategies for Fortune 50 life sciences companies. Mr. Rankin started his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers' external audit practice, where he covered consumer products and utility clients.

Mr. Rankin holds a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from Drexel University, where he graduated magna cum laude. He also holds an MBA from Harvard Business School.

Reshad Alam is the Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Regal Rexnord, where he leads the company’s global cybersecurity, data protection, privacy, and AI governance programs across a diversified, multinational industrial enterprise. He is responsible for protecting information assets, managing cyber and technology risk, and ensuring the secure, ethical, and compliant use of data and emerging technologies that support Regal Rexnord’s operations and strategic objectives.
At Regal Rexnord, Reshad is accountable for defining and executing the global cybersecurity strategy while establishing strong governance, oversight, and risk management practices aligned with business priorities. His scope of responsibility also includes SOX, IT general controls (ITGC), audit support, and CMMC compliance, including design, effectiveness, and remediation oversight.

Reshad works closely with executive leadership, legal, compliance, audit, and operational teams to ensure that cybersecurity, privacy, AI governance, and IT control environments are embedded into digital initiatives, operational technologies, and business processes. His pragmatic, risk-based approach balances innovation with disciplined risk management, enabling responsible adoption of advanced technologies while maintaining strong compliance and audit readiness.

Nadia Legorreta has over 25 years of auditing experience and 20 years of experience in the insurance and financial services industry in North America, South America, and Europe.

Prior to joining Acrisure as SVP, Chief Audit Executive, in 2025, Nadia held senior management positions at Radian Group, including Chief Audit Executive and Chief Procurement and Vendor Management Officer where she built up both functions and led them to be best-in-class. Prior to Radian Group, Nadia was the Head of Internal Audit for the Latin America region at Chubb, where she led the team through several acquisitions that put the spotlight on the internal audit function due to the sensitivity of the acquired entities and the increased risk. Prior to that, Nadia held several senior management positions at other multinational insurance companies and domestic financial institutions. Nadia spent the first eight years of her career with Andersen and Deloitte in Mexico City, Baltimore, D.C., and Philadelphia. Nadia holds a bachelor’s in accounting from Universidad Panamericana and is a Mexican CPA.

Nadia is the proud mom of two retired racing greyhounds. She recently relocated from Philadelphia, PA, to Grand Rapids, MI, with her parents and two greyhounds. When Nadia is not at work, she can be found in the kitchen cooking traditional Mexican food, or outdoors enjoying activities like tennis, hiking, running, swimming, or biking. Nadia is an active volunteer at the Philadelphia Chapter of Girls on the Run.

Ali Glickstein is an Account Executive at Optro. Prior to joining Optro, Ali spent seven years at JPMorgan Chase and three years at a commercial real estate firm, with her most recent role being VP of Operations & Strategy and ESG Program Lead. Ali also sits on the board of Philadelphia-based nonprofit organization Friends for Good and previously served as a corporate sponsor for philanthropic programs, such as Year Up and City Year.