Center for Impact

Terri Bullock is Director of the Windrider Film Forum, Bay Area, and has been on the leadership team since its inception. She’s passionate about the arts as a powerful and creative vehicle to engage the community in thought-provoking issues. She’s been an active volunteer for UCLA’s Anderson School of Management, for the Parents of Alumni Committee for Menlo School, has served on the board of the Menlo Park Atherton Education Foundation and sponsored Music@Menlo, an internationally acclaimed Chamber Music Festival, since it began in 2003. Previously, she worked for twenty years in wholesale banking and finance for Wells Fargo Bank and Chase Manhattan Bank and in investment advising for The Savant Investment Group. She presently serves on the Board of Directors for Music@Menlo. Terri has a BA in English from the University of the Pacific, an MBA from UCLA Anderson School of Management and is a Certified and Licensed Financial Planner.

Asha Joshi is a Managing Director at Payden & Rygel, a global investment firm headquartered in Downtown Los Angeles, which she joined in 1994.  Asha is a member of the firm’s Investment Policy committee and board of directors. She is a Senior Portfolio Manager serving institutional clients including public plans, corporations, universities and endowments. She also chairs the firm’s Best Execution Committee.

Prior to that, Asha was vice president, Capital Markets, at two major banks where she traded derivatives and managed the bank’s derivatives portfolio and advised clients on the use of derivatives for risk management.

Asha recently served as Chair on the board of the California Council on Economic Education. She currently serves on the Advisory Board of UCLA Anderson’s Social Impact Center. Asha is a past president of the CFA® Society of Los Angeles and a member of the CFA® Institute.

Asha earned an MBA with an emphasis in finance from UCLA, and an MA degree, also from UCLA, when she was a Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Fellow. She received an undergraduate degree with the highest honors from Bangalore University in India.

Iván brings over 20 years of tech start-up and scale-up operational experience including 15x growth at MarketShare (Predictive Analytics) from Series A to Exit and the turnaround of Yahoo+AOL inside of Verizon, resulting in an $5B exit to Apollo Global. For the last 15 years he has also focused on tech investing, advisory and board positions in Data, MarTech, and AI. He is currently exploring Climate Tech and EdTech. Iván serves on the Board of Directors of the Tech Alliance for SoCal innovation. He is a full-time Anderson MBA alumn (class of ’02) and lives in Los Angeles with his wife and two children.

Dilip Wagle is a Senior Partner in McKinsey & Company’s Seattle office. Over his 23 years with the Firm, he has led McKinsey’s strategy practice for the West Coast and McKinsey’s overall digital strategy efforts. Dilip’s primary focus is on strategy and sales and marketing for technology providers including hardware vendors, software players, media and entertainment technology providers, IT services vendors and office automation equipment players.

Recent engagements have included developing the overall services strategy and operating model for a diversified software vendor, working with a global set-top-box provider to create and implement its platform and technology strategy, and helping a global technology provider to sell solutions and establish platforms with network service providers. On the organization and operations front, Dilip's client contributions include building the underlying operating model for delivering software as a service for a global software vendor and developing a talent-identification and management architecture for a multinational software provider.

Dilip holds an MBA from UCLA’s Anderson School, an MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin where he was a Rotary International Scholar, and a B.Tech. degree in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay. Before joining McKinsey, Dilip worked at Microsoft for 5 years in various product marketing roles.

Dilip sits on Board of Trustees of Overlake Hospital and Medical Centers in Bellevue and is a board member of Building Changes, a Seattle-based organization fighting homelessness in Seattle and Washington State. He was on the board of the local affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Foundation for the fight against breast cancer from 2012 to 2018.