Chaoni has been Head of Business Development for Asia at Trucost Plc since October 2012. Chaoni joined Trucost in 2012 and is responsible for business development, account management and partnership in Asia. Prior to Trucost, she was a Senior Environment, Social, Governance analyst at MSCI (London and Beijing), and a project manager at the UNEP Finance Initiative. She has been an executive board member of China Carbon Forum, a guest researcher for the China Economy and Sustainable Development Centre at the Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business.

Mr. Arief is the Director of Politeknik Elektronik Negeri Surabaya (PENS), the first rank polytechnic in Indonesia. He earned both his Bachelor and Master degrees in engineering from the Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember in Subaraya in 1993 and 2005, respectively.

Mae Chu Chang is the former Head of Human Development and Lead Education Specialist at the World Bank Indonesia. She has more than 30 years of experience in international development across three continents.

Philippe Ulrich worked at Saft for more than 30 years. Most recently, he was General Manager (Director for Sales in Southeast Asia) until his retirement in 2018. He is currently a sales consultant based in France.

Jalandoni presents over 25 years of Sales, Marketing and Operations experience covering consumer goods, banking and real estate. A major part of her career reflects her 15 year-tenure with the Megaworld Corporation in different senior management positions. She is also engaged in entrepreneurial ventures, and continues to support private relief and livelihood projects and is focused on her calling for nation building. Base Bahay Foundation, Inc. is a subsidiary of Base Builds Ltd. (an initiative of HILTI Foundation).

Prior to rejoining the company in 2007, Hurst was an independent consultant with project management expertise in strategic planning, benchmarking, and business intelligence.

Juan co-founded ECHOstore in 2008 and has since won many awards like Entrepreneur of the Year in 2011 (for social enterprise) by Ernst and Young, Social Entrepreneur of the Year by GO Negosyo, and Bossing award by PLDT/Smart. She also chairs the Women’s Business Council of the Philippines, an advocacy group for policy reforms to empower women in business composed of women CEOs and COOs. She also founded and heads the Philippine Coffee Board, Inc., the Philippine chapters of the International Women’s Coffee Alliance, and the Women Corporate Directors International.

Na Won Kim has managed and worked on various range of technical assistance and loan projects relating to sustainable and inclusive development, low carbon city development projects promoting cross-sectoral intervention and system innovation for sustainable and climate friendly urban development, water supply and sanitation, clean and renewable energy, energy labelling system, sustainable transport, sustainable buildings, ecosystem-based adaptation, and many other areas of infrastructure and system of provisions at Asian Development Bank.