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Yul Anderson is President and Founder of the African American Future Society. Mr. Anderson is a graduate of Dartmouth College and received his Master’s Degree in Future Studies from the University of Massachusetts.
Mr. Anderson uses AI to identify global, national, regional, and local trends that impact society and the government’s ability to deliver programs and services. The focus of his research is on Black American and African Futures, cultural integration, diversity, and inclusion.
Mr. Anderson is an Associate Fellow World Academy of Art and Science, a Fellow of the World Business Academy, a Fellow of the Futures Forum, and sits on the Advisory Board of Ethical Markets, Florida Fund for Minority Teachers, Inc., and Lifeboat Foundation.
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Candidate for PhD in Economics
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Work in energy project and policy inclusion, including links across other aspects of sustainable development. Previously worked in marine energy (EMEC), community energy and fuel poverty (Community Energy Scotland/THAW Orkney) as well as developing international energy inclusion projects (Bwindi community hospital). Currently working again with THAW Orkney to provide energy support to vulnerable households, including focussed support for homeless clients.
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I am currently working as research assistant in the Institute of Policy Studies, National University of Singapore. I research minority issues, specifically the Malay-Muslim issues in Singapore. I graduated from National University of Singapore with a BA (Political Science & Malay Studies) in 2018.
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Lecturer in Public Policy. I teach and supervise dissertations on International Development to PG students at Brunel University London. Past experience working with Oxfam GB on impact evaluation, and the UK Dept for International Development as a country economist.
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I am a Doctoral Student in Political Science at the University of Chicago (Chicago, Illinois, United States of America). I am a comparative political theorist with a focus on museums, curation, cultural property, and World Heritage.
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PhD candidate at the University of St Andrews
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Dr Nikita Chiu is Head of Research and Impact at the Innovation Academy at University College Dublin. She is Ad Astra Distinguished Fellow in Robotic and Outer Space Governance at the Space Engineering Research Center at USC, and was in 2019 selected as one of "20 under 35" future leaders to watch by the Space & Satellite Professionals International for her work on space sustainability. Dr Chiu was the former Research Fellow in Robotics at the Department of Politics and International Relations at the University of Oxford. She is also a former Research Affiliate at the Centre for the Study of Existential Risk at the University of Cambridge. Prior to a career in Technology Governance, Dr. Chiu lectured on Foreign Policy and International Relations in Hong Kong and Tallinn, and was an Associate Lecturer in the UK.
Dr Chiu's ongoing research investigates the dynamics between technological advances and governance, with a focus on understanding the socio-economic, policy, and security impact brought by the increasing commercialization of robotics, quantum, and space technologies. An International Relations scholar by training, she read Technology Policy at St Edmund's College at the University of Cambridge, and holds a PhD from The Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva.
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Murali Krishna Joined Kolte Patil Family office (KPFO) as Head of Investments with over 15 years of experience in Investment and capital markets. The promoter family owns Kolte Patil Developers Limited (NSE: KOLTEPATIL BSE: 532924 ), a public listed real estate developer. He is currently responsible for investment management of the group including identification, evaluation, deal execution, and monitoring every investment asset classes including public markets. Also responsible for providing strategic direction as Head of Investments to the SFO and manage global investment portfolio for the family.
A science graduate in Mathematics from Kerala university and after receiving his MBA from the IBS, Hyderabad , worked with HSBC and HDFC where he managed equity and fixed income portfolios for individuals and corporates in the private banking space. Later on he worked with Famy Care Ltd ( Taparia’s Family Office ) and Unilazer Ventures Ltd ( Ronnie Screwvala Family Office ) in heading the SFO investments across asset classes. He has worked with Country Garden holdings Co Ltd (HKG: 2007), managing the Financing & Structuring for investments in India and Sri Lanka. He specialized in investing in alternative assets such as private credit, private equity, and real estate.
He is also on the board of investee companies of the group and currently pursuing Post Graduate program from UCLA Anderson School of Management
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Holly Krambeck is a Program Manager in the World Bank's Development Economics Data Group. She founded the Development Data Partnership, a partnership between international organizations and companies, created to facilitate the responsible use of third-party data in international development.