Scott Kalb is the former CIO and Deputy CEO of the KIC, Korea’s $200 bn sovereign wealth fund. Scott presided over 300% growth in AUM during his four-year tenure at the KIC (2009-2012). Currently, Scott serves as Founder and Director of the Responsible Asset Allocator Initiative at the Fletcher School, where he is rating the world's 300 largest asset owners on their responsible investment practices, and producing research to help them think through the next stages of their responsible investing programs. As CEO of KLTI Advisors since 2013, Scott has worked with sovereign wealth and pension funds around the world, and currently consults for the World Bank/IFC on pension and capital markets projects in developing countries, including Georgia, Rwanda, and Vietnam. In addition, Scott is Co-founder and Chairman of Bright Feeds, a company that converts food waste into animal feed, saving millions of dollars for businesses while removing harmful carbon emissions. Scott also is Chairman of the Sovereign Investor Institute, the world’s leading community for sovereign wealth and public pension funds. Locally, Scott served two terms in the town of Greenwich legislature, and in 2023 was elected to the Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation, setting the tax rate and developing the town’s $500 million budget. He serves on the Boards of the Greenwich Retirement System and OPEB Trusts, as well as on the Connecticut Coalition for Sustainable Materials Management (CCSMM) organized by the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP). Scott earned an MA degree from Harvard University and a BA with Honors from Oberlin College.