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Marion Panizzon, Dr. iur. (U. Bern) LL.M. (Duke Law School) is a senior research fellow of the World Trade Institute, University of Bern and a legal consultant on EU migration policy, the movement of natural persons under WTO/GATS, bilateral migration agreements and skill partnerships. She has published on trade policy and migration governance, including on the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration; the Agenda 2030. Marion works in French, German and English and has consulted for the EU Asylum Agency, EU Directorate General Trade, and the World Bank.
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Dr. Meena Madhavan holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Management from Alagappa University, Karaikudi, Tamil Nadu, India. She obtained her MBA degree in Marketing and Finance from Anna University, Chennai, India and is also a Gold Medalist in BBA. Throughout her academic career, Dr. Meena Madhavan has held various positions in higher education. She has over fifteen years of experience in teaching and consultancy, with a decade dedicated to research. Her research focuses on SDG8, SDG12, and SDG17, which also includes open innovation and inclusive business models for SMEs.
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Eric studies Economics at Harvard University. He co-founded a UN-FCCC accredited NGO which seeks to provide students with climate education opportunities inaccessible through traditional schooling—camps that involve field trips and dissections, research programs under the mentorship of university faculty, and national summits where participants can tangibly influence environmental policy worldwide. His research interests include geoengineering and related sovereignty concerns, carbon sinks/sequestration, carbon pricing mechanisms, parametric insurance, and NDC transparency frameworks.
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Lim Kim Eav is a Cambodian educator and researcher with a diverse academic background in business administration, education, and English teaching. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Business Administration and holds an MBA in management and a BA in TEFL. He has professional experience as an English teacher, administrator, and in various supporting roles. Throughout his academic career, he has been characterized by a focus on practical applications and a commitment to advancing both business and educational practices, with a diverse range of research publications.
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Shreyhaan is a passionate advocate for global education reform and a dedicated government intern committed to creating innovative policy solutions that empower youth worldwide. With a focus on reducing inequalities and increasing opportunity, he has actively collaborated with international organizations, including the United Nations, to address systemic inequalities and champion policies that foster sustainable economic development. His work bridges education, youth empowerment, and technology policies, driving impactful change and paving the way for a more inclusive future.
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Ankit Pandey is a Senior Program Associate in the Energy Program at WRI India, where he conducts research and policy analysis focused on fair and equitable industrial decarbonization. He holds an MS in Ecology & Environment Studies from Nalanda University, where he was a gold medalist, and a bachelor’s degree in Metallurgical and Materials Science Engineering from the National Institute of Technology. Ankit plays a key role in advancing sustainable energy transitions, particularly in hard-to-abate sectors, and supports the development of state and national decarbonization strategies.
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A researcher with extensive cross-industry expertise and interdisciplinary knowledge. An innovative thinker and a proactive leader.
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Andrew Zhai is a Ph.D. student in Environmental Policy at Duke University, affiliated with the Nicholas School of the Environment and the Sanford School of Public Policy. His research focuses on conservation policy, forestry policy, and environmental economics, with a particular interest in designing and evaluating policies that promote sustainable resource management and equitable environmental outcomes. He combines interdisciplinary methodologies to address critical challenges at the nexus of environmental conservation and policy design.
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Sophie Lythreatis (PhD) is a Lecturer at the University of Bristol Business School (UK) as well as a Fellow of Bristol Digital Futures Institute, a research institute that pioneers transformative approaches to digital innovation. Prior to joining the University of Bristol, she was a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Oxford. Sophie has published in several prestigious academic journals, and her work has been mentioned in various news outlets. She has a strong interest in the digital divide and responsible innovation.
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I am a foreign languages student and I am doing a research for my thesis about linguistic hegemony.