As Global Head of Sustainable Investing at Citi Private Bank, Harlin Singh Urofsky works across Citi’s investment divisions to develop and embed a global framework along the full spectrum of sustainability — Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) integration, Socially Responsible, Thematic and Impact investments — to ensure the integration of sustainable practices aligns with Citi’s best thinking on portfolio management, research, and asset allocation. Harlin is an observing member of the Global Investment Committee and oversees Investing with Purpose, the Private Bank’s sustainable investing platform. She is also a representative on Citi’s Net Zero Task Force to help Citi reach its goal of net-zero emissions by 2050. Prior to joining Citi in 2017, Harlin served as Associate Director of Innovative Finance at the Milken Institute, where she brought together private and public sector leaders to design and recommend investment structures to address funding gaps in the social sector. Prior to the Milken Institute, she spent over five years as a Capital Markets and Foreign Exchange Specialist, advising ultra-high net worth individuals and family offices at Deutsche Bank and Citi. Harlin began her career at Lehman Brothers, where she spent six-plus years working with high net worth individuals, corporations, hedge funds, and private equity firms on complex foreign exchange transactions. Harlin received her undergraduate degree in Finance from Rutgers University and her Masters in Public Administration from New York University.