Our team brings experience and expertise across Asia, spanning grantmaking, regional stakeholder engagement, and local on-the-ground knowledge. We work closely with partners across sectors to drive impactful, locally rooted climate solutions and advance a just energy transition – one where people, communities, and economies thrive together. Guided by a diverse board with deep expertise in philanthropy, climate, policy, and finance, we remain responsive, inclusive, and effective in addressing climate challenges.

Our Board of Directors

Board Chair, Tara Climate Foundation
Program Director, Sequioa Climate Foundation

Sze Ping Lo
Founder
Dragonfly Advisory

Kavita Prakash-Mani
Founder and Chairman
Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia

Dino Patti Djalal
Independent Journalist

Hiroko Kuniya
CEO
Private Philanthropic Trust

John Chambers
Chief Ecosystem Development Officer
Children’s Investment Foundation

Sonia Medina
Chairperson
Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development

Nereus “Neric” Acosta
Head of Asia Climate Change
Single Family Office

Rachel Teo
CEO
Pooled Fund on International Energy

Matt Phillips
MD, Head of EME Fundamental Strategy
APG Asset Management

Yoo-Kyung Park
Director, Global Climate Initiatives
Oak Foundation

Nathan Argent

Board Chair, Tara Climate Foundation
Program Director, Sequioa Climate Foundation

Sze Ping Lo

Sze Ping Lo is a program director at Sequoia Climate Foundation, where he leads the grant making portfolios for China, East and Southeast Asia. Prior to joining Sequoia, he was CEO of World Wildlife Foundation (WWF) China, and has served in leadership roles in many international and grassroots environmental organisations. His career has been widely recognized with various fellowships and awards, including being named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in 2012. Trained as a political scientist and anthropologist, he became an environmentalist in 1992 after visiting the indigenous Dayak people in Sarawak who were defending their forest and community.

Founder
Dragonfly Advisory

Kavita Prakash-Mani

Kavita Prakash-Mani is the founder of Dragonfly Advisory and has over 25 years of experience in the environment and sustainability field, having worked across NGOs such as WWF, Mandai Nature, World Economic Forum’s Grow Asia and WRI; with companies such as Syngenta; and as a corporate sustainability consultant. She is currently a Board Member of Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM), Symbiosis Coalition, Tilt Collective and many more organisations. She advises the climate investment firm, Wollemi Capital to invest in nature- and tech-based climate solutions.

Founder and Chairman
Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia

Dino Patti Djalal

Dr. Dino Patti Djalal is the Founder and Chairman of Foreign Policy Community of Indonesia (FPCI), the largest grassroots foreign policy group in Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and the Indo-Pacific. Prior to that, he served as Indonesia’s Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs (2014) and Ambassador to the United States (2010-2013). In 2004, Dr. Dino Patti Djalal was appointed as Special Staff of the President for International Affairs, where he acted as the Presidential Spokesperson, Speechwriter, and Foreign Policy Adviser to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. Dino is a Vice President at the Paris Peace Forum (PPF), and a part of the Board at World Resources Institute (WRI) Indonesia and Tara Climate Foundation.

Independent Journalist

Hiroko Kuniya

Hiroko Kuniya is an independent journalist, focusing on the coverage of the Sustainable Development Goals and gender issues. Hiroko works with several organisations including Keio University and Tokyo University of the Arts. She is Japan’s Goodwill Ambassador for the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations and has been awarded several accolades including 1998 Broadcasting Woman Award, 2002 Kikuchi-kan Award, 2011 Japan National Press Award.

CEO
Private Philanthropic Trust

John Chambers

John Chambers has a diverse background in the corporate and philanthropic sectors. He is currently the CEO of a philanthropic trust, focusing on systemic change supporting First Nations economic development, Australians with disabilities, and Climate Change action. He also currently chairs the Technology and Innovation Committee at Swinburne University, and is a member of the board at Close the Loop Group.

Chief Ecosystem Development Officer
Children’s Investment Foundation

Sonia Medina

Sonia Medina is Chief Ecosystem Development Officer of the Children’s Investment Foundation (CIFF), where she drives CIFF’s commitment to strengthen global ecosystems to solve some of the world’s toughest challenges facing children. She oversees efforts to strengthen philanthropic communities and institutions, including the incubation of new infrastructure and the co-design of innovative strategies.

Chairperson
Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development

Nereus “Neric” Acosta

Neric Acosta previously served as Presidential Adviser on Environmental Protection and as a three-term member of the Philippine House of Representatives, representing the first district in the Bukidnon province. He also served as Secretary-General of the Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats, which works with leading liberal-democratic parties in Asia for greater democratisation and the strengthening of human rights. He co-headed the Philippine delegation to COP 21 in 2015.

Head of Asia Climate Change
Single Family Office

Rachel Teo

Rachel Teo is the Head of Asia Climate Change at a single family office in Silicon Valley. Based in Singapore, she is responsible for developing the climate change strategy to enable the family office to deploy both philanthropic and commercial into solutions that will catalyse reductions of greenhouse gas emissions in Asia. Prior to this she was at GIC Pte Ltd, Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund, for 18 years where she was Head of Sustainability and Total Portfolio Sustainable Investing. She was named one of the Top 50 Women in Investment Management by Institutional Investor in 2021.

CEO
Pooled Fund on International Energy

Matt Phillips

Matt Phillips is the CEO of the Pooled fund on International Energy (PIE). Matt has led efforts to advance clean energy for more than fifteen years at PIE and the European Climate Foundation. Before that, he had a twenty year career in international civil society organisations working on the environment, international development and in the media. Matt has an MSC from University College London.

MD, Head of EME Fundamental Strategy
APG Asset Management

Yoo-Kyung Park

Yoo-Kyung Park is Managing Director of the Emerging Markets Equities, Fundamental Strategy Team at APG Asset Management, an asset manager for Dutch pension funds, based in Hong Kong. Her main role is to manage the overall operation and performance of the team, which involves overseeing the investment process, embedding Responsible Investment into the investment process, formulating overall investment strategy and policies.
Before joining the EME team, she headed the APAC Responsible Investment & Governance team at APG. Prior to APG, she was a securities analyst at international investment banks such as Barings Securities and KEB Salomon Smith Barney. She has covered a range of industry sectors including power/gas utilities, consumer, transportation, and heavy industries such as steel, chemicals and refining.

Director, Global Climate Initiatives
Oak Foundation

Nathan Argent

Nathan Argent is a climate change and energy systems expert with over twenty years of experience leading global initiatives focused on climate action. He currently oversees an international philanthropic program that funds energy systems solutions in Europe, India, China, Southeast Asia, and Brazil for the Oak Foundation. He serves as emeritus Chair of the ClimateWorks Funders Table, a network of twenty-three leading climate philanthropists, and as board chair of the Movement Innovation Fund.

Our Team Members

Chief Executive Officer

Jamie Choi
Senior Finance & Operations Director

Gilbert Ching
Program Director, East Asia

Junichi Sato
Program Director, Southeast Asia

Kalayaan Constantino
Program Director, Regional

Aviva Imhof
Program Officer, Indonesia

Alfred Gurning
Program Officer, Indonesia

Andri Prasetiyo
Co-Program Director, Indonesia

Arif Fiyanto
Executive Program Assistant

Arya Arevalo
Senior Program Officer, Philippines

Benjie Panahon
Deputy Director, Program Management & Impact

Cynan Houghton
Regional Finance Lead

Daniel Wiseman
Senior Program Officer, South Korea

Esther Lee
Talent Acquisition and Recruitment Lead

Gelay Dela Rosa
Program Director, Philippines

Gilbert Sape
Senior Strategist, Corporate Engagement

Golda Benjamin
Grants Officer

Hartati Sinaga
Co-Program Director, Indonesia

Hindun Mulaika
Head of Singapore Program & Regional Diplomacy

Isabelle de Lovinfosse
Grants Officer

Jaemin Lee
Head of Institutional Partnerships

Jennifer Dellegrazio
Finance Officer

Jia Ling Hau
Head of Staff

Jia Ying Tay
Head of Finance

Joo Cheng Tan
Grants Officer

Katrina Gratuito
Head of Legal and Risk Management

Leon Lee
Senior Strategist, External Communications

Lewis Moh
Deputy Program Director, Japan

Mana Morita
Senior Program Officer, Philippines

Marie Madamba-Nunez
Senior Strategist, Special Projects

Michael Simon
Senior Grants Officer, East Asia

Michelle Kubota
Senior Program Officer, South Korea

Minwoo Son
Senior Grants Officer, Regional & Southeast Asia

Muhammad Khair
Grants Officer

Nannaphas Rungrueng
Head of Grants Management

Nese Savas
Program Director, South Korea

Ohkeum Lee
Organisational Development Lead

Rahul Kanvinde
Senior HR Business Manager

Rozie Ismail
Deputy Director, Program Strategy & Insights

Sharon Lo
Program Lead, Thailand

Suphakit Nuntavorakarn
Regional Head of People and Culture

Susannah Parsons
Senior Strategist, Communications

Suthida Chawla
Senior Advisor, East Asia

Yi Chao Lee (Jodie)

Chief Executive Officer

Jamie Choi

Jamie has twenty years of experience in civil society organisations and philanthropy, with a primary focus on climate and environmental issues across Asia. A native of South Korea, she has lived and worked extensively across multiple countries including China and the United States. Jamie holds a Master’s in Development Studies and a Bachelor’s in International Relations from Brown University.

Senior Finance & Operations Director

Gilbert Ching

Gilbert brings over twenty years of experience in finance and accounting and scaling operations and startups. He has worked in both for-profit and non-profit, asset management, providing financial and business advisory services to a wide range of clients worldwide. He is tri-lingual and bi-cultural, having spent half of his life in Asia. Gilbert received his degree in Business Administration from the University of California, Riverside, and is currently an inactive Certified Public Accountant in California.

Program Director, East Asia

Junichi Sato

Junichi has more than twenty years of experience working in both the non-profit and private sectors on environment and climate. In his previous role, he served as the Senior Director for Environment and Social Initiatives at Patagonia Japan. Junichi also teaches corporate responsibility and environment as an adjunct associate professor at Shizenkan University, Graduate School of Leadership and Innovation.

Program Director, Southeast Asia

Kalayaan Constantino

Kala has over twenty-five years of experience in national and global non-profits, government, and philanthropy, working on women’s rights, sustainable development, humanitarian response, and climate. Her expertise covers organisational management, strategy, risk and grants management. Kala has provided governance support to local organisations in the Philippines and is currently an Advisory Council member of the Tilt Collective.

Program Director, Regional

Aviva Imhof

Aviva has worked for more than twenty-five years at the intersection of energy and the environment, holding leadership roles in civil society organisations and philanthropy. She has extensive experience in strategy, fundraising, grants management and organisational management. She has lived in the USA and Australia and has worked extensively in Southeast and East Asia. A native of Sydney, Aviva holds degrees in Social Work and Law from the University of New South Wales.

Program Officer, Indonesia

Alfred Gurning

Alfred has expertise in sustainable development in Southeast Asia, with a primary focus on energy and minerals. He has actively participated in the collective ASEAN efforts to accelerate clean energy initiatives and specialises in international cooperation and stakeholder engagement. Alfred holds three Master’s degrees: one in Engineering, one in Material Science, and an Executive Master’s in Energy Business Administration.

Program Officer, Indonesia

Andri Prasetiyo

Andri has experience in research, scenario and policy analysis, and strategic communications on a range of issues including natural resource governance, upstream and downstream fuel industry expansion, and climate finance. Prior to joining TARA, Andri was the Asia Regional Researcher at Zero Carbon Analytics, an international research group working on cutting-edge analysis and insights on climate change and energy transitions. Andri holds a Master’s degree in Sociology from the University of Indonesia. 

Co-Program Director, Indonesia

Arif Fiyanto

Arif has more than fifteen years of experience in civil society organisations and philanthropy, with a primary focus on environmental and social development issues in Southeast Asia. He holds a Master’s degree in Sociology and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Indonesia.

Executive Program Assistant

Arya Arevalo

Arya has nearly a decade of experience in program coordination, project management, and stakeholder engagement, working with non-profit organisations and corporate social responsibility initiatives. She holds a degree in Development Communication from the University of the Philippines.

Senior Program Officer, Philippines

Benjie Panahon

Benjie has nearly two decades of experience in program management, capacity building, MSME finance, and climate change. He has worked in several countries for various development finance advisory firms and international non-profit organisations. Benjie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Management Economics from the Ateneo de Manila University, and Master’s degree in Development Finance from the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management.

Deputy Director, Program Management & Impact

Cynan Houghton

Cynan has over twenty-five years of experience in both government and in civil society organisations, working on humanitarian, development and climate issues in Asia, Africa and the Pacific. His expertise includes strategy development and program and grants management. He holds degrees from the Australian National University and Deakin University.

Regional Finance Lead

Daniel Wiseman

Daniel has over fifteen years of experience working in climate change and sustainable finance law and policy, globally and across Asia. A former corporate lawyer, Daniel was previously Head of Asia-Pacific Policy with the UN-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) and a lawyer with legal non-profit, ClientEarth. Daniel holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Juris Doctor from the University of Melbourne and a Master of Laws from the London School of Economics.

Senior Program Officer, South Korea

Esther Lee

Esther has nearly ten years of experience in energy and climate change policy, mostly working as a researcher in a Korean government think tank and the Korean Embassy in Canada with a focus on energy diplomacy and business development. Esther holds a Master’s in International Relations from New York University and a Bachelor’s in the same field from the University of British Columbia.

Talent Acquisition and Recruitment Lead

Gelay Dela Rosa

Gelay has over twenty-five years of experience developing and delivering people and culture strategies across diverse sectors, including humanitarian response, renewable energy, conservation, child rights, and healthcare. She has worked in talent acquisition and management, focusing on building talent pipelines and developing leaders. Gelay has also worked on promoting inclusive workplaces and equitable policies, designing and implementing learning programs, optimising organisational structures as well as designing robust HR policies. Gelay has qualifications in Human Resources, International Relations specialising in Human Rights, International Law, Conflict and Security.

Program Director, Philippines

Gilbert Sape

Gilbert has more than twenty years of experience in leadership roles, working regionally and globally with international networks and civil society organisations. He has worked on climate and food systems, conservation and animal welfare. Gilbert holds a double degree in Sociology and Creative Writing. He has lived and worked in Thailand, Malaysia, the USA, and Chile.

Senior Strategist, Corporate Engagement

Golda Benjamin

Golda Benjamin has over fifteen years of experience co-designing and leading national and global initiatives to advance sustainable development goals. Apart from her experience in the international non-profit space, she also served as chief legislative attorney for a senator and as legal consultant to heads of ministries in the Philippines. She holds a Master’s degree in International Commercial Arbitration Law from Stockholm University, and a Bachelor’s degree in Law from the University of the Philippines.

Grants Officer

Hartati Sinaga

Hartati has ten years of experience in the non-profit sector, with skills in project management and grants management. Her work primarily focuses on issues related to environment, climate, and community empowerment. Hartati completed her graduate studies in Environmental Management and Development at the Australian National University.

Co-Program Director, Indonesia

Hindun Mulaika

Hindun has more than a decade of experience in civil society organisations and philanthropy, with a primary focus on climate and energy. She has led initiatives to accelerate clean energy adoption in Indonesia and is is highly skilled in strategy. Hindun holds a Master’s degree from Anhalt University of Applied Sciences in Germany.

Head of Singapore Program & Regional Diplomacy

Isabelle de Lovinfosse

Isabelle has over twenty years of experience in climate and energy policy making and diplomacy, having served with the UK Government as Head of Strategy in Southeast Asia during COP26 and senior policy advisor in London on a range of energy, climate, industrial policies and international negotiations. Isabelle has also been an adjunct lecturer on international energy and environmental issues at the Open University in London and Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. Isabelle holds a PhD from the University of Louvain in Belgium.

Grants Officer

Jaemin Lee

Jaemin has experience in grant management, financial analysis, and portfolio evaluation. Before joining Tara, she worked at the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), focusing on portfolio performance assessment and evaluation research. She has also contributed to projects at UN ESCAP and the Center for International Development Evaluation. Jaemin holds a Master’s in Public Administration from Seoul National University where she specialised in data analytics and impact evaluation.

Head of Institutional Partnerships

Jennifer Dellegrazio

Jennifer has built philanthropic partnerships for international non-profit organisations for more than fifteen years, working with foundations, corporations, and individual donors to support and launch new climate, energy, and conservation initiatives across five continents. Jennifer has a Master’s degree in Race, Ethnicity, and Post-Colonial Studies from London School of Economics and a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy and Politics from Lake Forest College. She is a Certified Fund-Raising Executive (CFRE), holds a graduate certificate in nonprofit management, and is an accredited partnership broker.

Finance Officer

Jia Ling Hau

Jia Ling has previously held various finance roles in SMEs, with experience in accounting, financial reporting, auditing processes, risk management and streamlining financial operations. She is certified by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) in Singapore.

Head of Staff

Jia Ying Tay

Jia Ying has more than ten years of experience in non-profit leadership, organisational management and cross-sector collaboration. Her background includes managing multi-stakeholder projects, overseeing board and governance functions, and driving impactful programmes in the climate and arts sectors. She received her BSE in Industrial and Operations Engineering from the University of Michigan.

Head of Finance

Joo Cheng Tan

Joocheng is a Chartered Accountant in Singapore with over twenty-five years of experience in audit, for-profit organisations and government agencies. She has successfully led teams across all aspects of finance operations.

Grants Officer

Katrina Gratuito

Katrina, also known as Tati, has over ten years of experience in program and operations management with bilateral organisations and global non-profits. Her expertise includes program coordination, grants management, and administration, focusing on children’s rights, innovation, and climate. Tati holds a Bachelor’s in Business Administration from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines and a Certificate in Professional Fundraising from the Asian Theological Seminary.

Head of Legal and Risk Management

Leon Lee

A seasoned commercial lawyer, Leon brings over twenty-five years of experience working across different industries, including renewable energy, aviation, aerospace and defence, international trade and investment banking. He has held senior leadership positions and led global and regional legal functions in leading international corporations. He is admitted as a solicitor in New South Wales, Australia.  

Senior Strategist, External Communications

Lewis Moh

Lewis has more than a decade of experience in strategic communications, and brings a deep understanding of crafting impactful narratives that drive positive change. In his previous role leading sustainability communications for Amazon in the Asia Pacific region, Lewis focused on enhancing transparency and communicating key corporate milestones in sustainability, transforming them into compelling stories. He also played a crucial role in advocating for renewable energy initiatives, supporting government policies that enable corporate power purchase agreements, and fostering cross-sector collaboration.

Deputy Program Director, Japan

Mana Morita

Mana has twenty years of experience in sustainability and decarbonisation initiatives, including energy policy engagement and corporate carbon strategy development, through her work at a global IT company and a Japanese manufacturer. She has extensive experience in corporate engagement and advocating for clean energy policies with policymakers.

Senior Program Officer, Philippines

Marie Madamba-Nunez

Marie has more than twenty-five years of experience in national and international non-profits, government and civil society organisations working on climate, economic justice, coastal resource management and sustainable development. Her expertise covers program management and development and policy engagement.  Marie holds an undergraduate degree in Applied Economics from the De La Salle University in Manila, and a Master’s degree in Development Planning from the University of Queensland in Australia.

Senior Strategist, Special Projects

Michael Simon

Michael has over twenty-five years of experience leading environmental programs globally, with a focus on Asia, most recently developing climate-resilient urban solutions for cities in the Mekong sub-region with Monash University’s Sustainable Development Institute. He has experience working with not-for-profits, government, private sector, philanthropy and academia, specialising in infrastructure, natural resource management, energy and multistakeholder engagement. Michael has a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) from Monash University and a Master of Integrated Water Management from the University of Queensland.

Senior Grants Officer, East Asia

Michelle Kubota

Michelle specialises in grants management in Japan and has a strong background in the nonprofit sector. She has been involved in community-focused initiatives, supporting local NGOs and facilitating the integration of international programs. Michelle holds a Bachelor’s degree with honours in Feminist Studies from the University of California, Santa Cruz.

Senior Program Officer, South Korea

Minwoo Son

Minwoo has over fifteen years of experience in civil society organisations and philanthropy with a focus on climate, energy transition, air pollution, and biodiversity issues across South Korea and Asia. He is skilled in strategy, project management, and ecosystem building. Minwoo holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and English Literature.

Senior Grants Officer, Regional & Southeast Asia

Muhammad Khair

Khair has over a decade of experience with a diverse background in grants management, trade assessment, and public sector finance. Prior to joining Tara, he served seven government bodies in Singapore. Khair holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Studies (Hons) (Management) from University College Dublin.

Grants Officer

Nannaphas Rungrueng

Nannaphas has over six years of experience in project and budget management, as well as operations. She has held roles in project monitoring and communications at the International Trade Centre (ITC) and as an Operations Assistant at the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). She holds a Master’s degree in International Studies from the University of San Francisco and a Bachelor’s degree in Language and Culture (International Program) from Chulalongkorn University.

Head of Grants Management

Nese Savas

Nese brings two decades of expertise in international development, passionately driving initiatives that create positive change. Her career spans organisations such as the United Nations, the Council of Europe, the World Bank, and the European Climate Foundation. Nese excels in overseeing operational & grantmaking strategies and forging collaborative relationships to address complex global challenges including climate change, gender equality and human rights. She holds a Master’s degree in Gender Studies and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics.

Program Director, South Korea

Ohkeum Lee

Ohkeum has nearly two decades working across government, civil society, and philanthropy on climate change. She worked for the British Embassy in Seoul as a Senior Climate Change officer for ten years, with extensive experience on bilateral climate policy engagement and climate diplomacy. She holds a Bachelor’s in Environmental Studies from York University in Canada and Masters in Environmental Studies from Seoul National University.

Organisational Development Lead

Rahul Kanvinde

Rahul has over fifteen years of experience with a career that has evolved from electrical product engineering and building energy monitoring systems to policy and legislative research, impact assessment and capacity building, and strategic consulting for nonprofits. He has a BE in Engineering from the University of Mumbai and an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management – Lucknow.

Senior HR Business Manager

Rozie Ismail

Rozie has nearly twenty-five years of experience as an HR generalist and practitioner, working across MNCs, SMEs, and non-profit organisations. She has managed multiple projects, such as automating HR Information Systems (HRIS) for cloud-based platforms, developing compensation and benefits programs, implementing integrated performance management systems, and organising learning and development (L&D) and wellness initiatives. She holds a Master’s degree in HRM from Curtin University, a Bachelor’s (Hons) in Admin Mgmt. from Lincoln University, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Lifelong Learning from University College London.

Deputy Director, Program Strategy & Insights

Sharon Lo

Sharon has over a decade of experience working on climate, health and sustainable development across government, academia, civil society and philanthropy. Prior to joining Tara, she led on a range of international climate strategy and diplomacy initiatives for the UK government. She holds two first class Master’s degrees in International Relations and Public Health from the University of St Andrews, Scotland, and the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Program Lead, Thailand

Suphakit Nuntavorakarn

Suphakit has worked more than 25 years on sustainable energy in Thailand in public research institutes and civil society organisations. His expertise includes energy policy and planning, renewable energy, energy efficiency, electricity governance, and impact assessment. Suphakit holds Master’s degree in Environmental Management from Aalborg University in Denmark and bachelor’s degree in Economics from Kasetsart University.

Regional Head of People and Culture

Susannah Parsons

Susannah has twenty years experience in regional and global people and culture roles. She has worked in global civil society organisations in areas of development, humanitarian, conservation and most recently climate in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Susannah’s academic background is in people and culture. She holds a Master’s in Personnel and Development and a BSc in Psychology.

Senior Strategist, Communications

Suthida Chawla

Suthida has several years of experience leading regional initiatives focused on accelerating Asia’s energy transformation, with expertise in communications, grant-making, project management and research. She holds a Master’s in Development Studies, Governance and Development Policy from the International Institute of Social Studies (ISS) of Erasmus University Rotterdam, and a Bachelor’s in Social Science, Political Science and Corporate Communication from Singapore Management University.

Senior Advisor, East Asia

Yi Chao Lee (Jodie)

Jodie has over a decade of experience working with Civil Society Organisations, think tank, and government bodies. She is a native Taiwanese and has lived and worked extensively across multiple countries. She holds an MPA in International Management with a specialisation in energy conservation from the Monterey Institute of International Studies and an LLM in Human Rights Law from Hong Kong University.