Anne Morriss has spent the last twenty years building and leading mission-driven enterprises, serving most recently as CEO and Co-Founder of GenePeeks, a computational genomics company developing breakthrough ways to identify genetic risk. Anne founded the company after her son was diagnosed with a rare genetic disease. Anne has worked with entrepreneurs, companies, and governments throughout the United States and Latin America on strategy, leadership, and organizational change. She worked as a senior advisor with the OTF Group, launched the Concise Leadership Institute, and served as the founding Chair of InnerCity Weightlifting, a groundbreaking NGO enabling an unprecedented reduction in youth violence in Boston. Anne currently serves on the national Board of IGNITE and on the Board of Overseers for Boston’s Museum of Science. She co-authored the best-selling book Uncommon Service and is now writing a second book on how emerging leaders can remove barriers to impact. Anne received her BA from Brown University and MBA from Harvard Business School.