Agnes Vinblad is the Policy Manager for Environment and Sustainable Development at the United States Council for International Business (USCIB). In this role, Agnes is working on policy issues pertaining to biodiversity, climate change, and plastics pollution. She is based in New York City and supports USCIB’s work with UN affairs and the SDGs, and serves as a focal point for USCIB’s engagement efforts on the UN report, Our Common Agenda (OCA). Agnes has represented U.S. Business perspectives at several high-level UN conferences across the world, including in Geneva, Stockholm, Nairobi, and most recently, in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt when being part of the USCIB delegation to the UN Climate Summit, COP27. Agnes has prior experience from multiple NGOs and international organizations, such as UN SDSN Youth and the Women’s Global Leadership Initiative. In 2018, she represented the European Union as a G7 Youth Delegate, crafting and delivering policy recommendations through the Youth 7 (Y7) Summit - one of the Official G7 Engagement Summits informing the formal negotiations. In 2020, Agnes was listed as a Top 33 Under 33 Sustainability Talent in her home country Sweden. She is a first-generation college graduate, holding a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Management from Long Island University.

Alexia is based in the Asia Pacific region, in Melbourne, Australia, and currently works in the Deloitte Global Public Policy team in the Artificial Intelligence policy space. She is interested in how to address the growing challenges between tech innovation and meaningful policy design, and how to encourage co-design between governments and innovators, to create future-proof, ethical policies. Alexia also works in global engagement, supporting G20 and B20 events through Deloitte’s knowledge partnerships.

Alice is graduated in Business Management, with a Master in Innovation Management at CUOA Business School. She is President at Essay Group, a family business specialized in high frequency welding, offering innovative solutions mainly in medical, fashion, furniture and nautical sectors. Essay Group, located in Veneto region in the north of Italy, proposes itself as a personal industrial atelier in B2B, the company's slogan is "flexible ideas, flexible shapes".

Alice is strongly dedicated to industrial development, aiming at technological and human improvement.

In addition to her business commitment, she has decided to devote herself also to associative activities with the aim of improving youth entrepreneurship in her territory. She subscribes to Confindustria, the association of Italian industries, and in 2021 she has been elected President of Young Entrepreneurs Group within her Territory.

Levi is the Energy Policy Advisor for Business NZ Energy Council, an affiliated member of the World Energy Council, and works closely on policy matters relating to energy, transport, and climate change. Prior to joining Business NZ, he worked as a researcher at the New Zealand Taxpayers' Union. Levi holds a Bachelor of Arts in Politics and Philosophy and a Bachelor of Commerce in Public Policy.

Luca is responsible for advancing research and analytical work on different subjects relating to pharmaceutical innovation, IP, and global health. Luca is the focal point for IFPMA engagement with the UN Human Rights Council, and supports various workstreams on IP, trade, and multilateral affairs. He manages relations with academic partners in Africa. Luca leads IFPMA’s youth network, HYPER, an initiative dedicated to empowering, connecting, and mobilizing young global health leaders.

Before joining IFPMA, Luca was Assistant Manager on IP and Competition Policy at the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA). In addition, Luca gained professional experience at the Embassy of Italy in Indonesia, within the Political and Commercial Sections, and at Deloitte, in the Strategy Consulting practice.

Luca holds a Master of Arts in European Economic Studies: European Law and Economic Analysis from the College of Europe, and a Master in International Business and Economics from the University of Pavia.

Marine is a Public Affairs and Thought Leadership Analyst for The Adecco Group, where she works to strategically position the organization as a leader in the future of work. At The Adecco Group, Marine is responsible for policy analysis and advocacy, development of cutting-edge thought leadership research, and management of strategic partnerships, such as the World Economic Forum and the University of Zurich.

Marine is dedicated to shaping the policy debate, on national and supranational levels. She is also a Youth Advisory Board Member of the OECD and a Campaign Leader for Operation Libero, a Swiss political movement. Marine has an academic background in International Relations and Political Economy and holds an MSc in Economics and Governance from Leiden University and a B.A in International Relations and Economics from the University of Geneva and Sydney.

Max is the Policy Adviser for Economic and Industry Policy, joining ACCI in August 2022. Advocating on behalf of Australian businesses, Max’s key areas include macro-economic analysis, taxation, regulation, productivity, energy, environment, and infrastructure. Max graduated from the Australian National University at the end of 2021 with an undergraduate degree in Commerce (major Economics) and an undergraduate degree in Science (major Psychology).

A young professional in the Property Industry with a BSc in Construction Economics and Management and a Postgraduate Diploma in Property Management and Development from the University of the Witwatersrand. Currently furthering their studies towards a Masters of Management in Finance and Investments at Wits Business School. 

Current Position: Property Analyst, analyzing various trading stats, leasing and Capex deals, Acquisitions, and disposals in the following sectors: Industrial, Commercial, and Retail.

Radu Ianoş is a Public Affairs Specialist with Concordia Employers' Organization in Romania. With a bachelor's degree in Law and European Studies, his area of expertise centers on work relations, social dialogue, and the digitalization of public consultations. Among his personal interests, cultural policy and development play a central role.

Santiago was born in Mexico City, where he spent the first years of his life. He then moved to Austin, Texas where he lived from 11 to 15 years old. There, he studied at a multicultural school, which values were based on the personal and professional development of students. During this time, his interests in ecology and arts were born. At 15, he returned to Mexico City, where he attended high school. Santiago says the social and economical reality of his country at the time inspired him to fight for a better Mexico. He believed that the best way to have a real impact was to use his passion for moving image as a force for good.

He then studied a BA in Film and Television at the University of the Arts London, where he wrote his thesis, entitled: “How might innovative approaches to the production and delivery of educational film and television enhance learning in rural areas of Mexico?” While still in England, he took on a job as country manager at Redegal, a Spanish
digital transformation agency. As his concern for the current ecological crisis grew, he decided to move to Galicia, Spain, to set up his own company in the field of agroecology, promoting regenerative agriculture. Today, he is still developing this activity, while also building an agroecology school, and an eco-tourism business.

Tsvetan Dimitrov is a young Bulgarian with interests in the economic, industrial and nuclear sectors. His education in UNWE, Bulgaria, and specializations in Vienna, Austria, helped him expand his points of view about the new possibilities in the business field and generating ideas for sustainable innovations which can be applied for societal benefits in shorter and longer terms.