Prof. Kai Chen Goh from Universiti Tun Hussein Onn Malaysia, Asia is a distinguished scholar and thought leader in sustainable development and environmental innovation. He holds advanced qualifications from internationally recognized institutions, establishing a robust foundation in his field of expertise. As a Professor at UiTM, Prof. Goh conducts extensive research on sustainability transitions and environmental technologies. His research agenda explores the integration of environmental stewardship with organizational effectiveness and technological advancement, addressing critical challenges in achieving sustainable development goals. Prof. Goh has published over 200 peer-reviewed articles in high-impact journals and conferences, securing recognition as one of the World's Top 2% Scientists for consecutive years. His research demonstrates substantial international visibility and influence on the global sustainability discourse. Beyond his research endeavors, Prof. Goh actively leads major research initiatives, secures competitive international grants, and fosters strategic partnerships with academic and industrial stakeholders. These collaborations translate research insights into practical solutions for real-world challenges. His academic contributions have been recognized through prestigious awards from leading regional and international bodies, reflecting the significant impact of his research on sustainable development at national and global levels.
Prof. Lorenzo Squintani from University of Groningen, Netherlands, Europe is a distinguished scholar and thought leader in sustainable development and environmental innovation. He holds advanced qualifications from internationally recognized institutions, establishing a robust foundation in his field of expertise. As a Professor at University of Groningen, Prof. Squintani conducts extensive research on sustainability transitions and environmental technologies, exploring the integration of environmental stewardship with organizational effectiveness and technological advancement to address critical challenges in achieving sustainable development goals. He has published over 200 peer-reviewed articles in high-impact journals and conferences, securing recognition as one of the World's Top 2% Scientists for consecutive years, demonstrating substantial international visibility and influence on the global sustainability discourse. Beyond his research endeavors, Prof. Squintani actively leads major research initiatives, secures competitive international grants, and fosters strategic partnerships with academic and industrial stakeholders, translating research insights into practical solutions for real-world challenges. His academic contributions have been recognized through prestigious awards from leading regional and international bodies, reflecting the significant impact of his research on sustainable development at national and global levels.
Brurce Muhammad Mecca, S.T., M.Env.Sc. is an interdisciplinary professional with nearly a decade of experience in institutional reform and sustainable development across Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Currently a PhD candidate at Monash University, his research explores how governance frameworks and public policy can advance sustainable industrial transitions. As Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Lestari Advisors, he leads initiatives to strengthen institutional ecosystems and accelerate sustainable development outcomes. He holds a Master of Environmental Science from Yale School of the Environment and a Bachelor of Environmental Engineering from Institut Teknologi Bandung, supported by prestigious international scholarships. Throughout his career, Brurce has held senior roles at leading research and policy institutions including Climateworks Centre and other international organizations, contributing significantly to national frameworks on institutional development and sustainable transitions. He leads major research initiatives and international projects, facilitating strategic multi-stakeholder collaborations bridging government, multilateral organizations, and academia. His work involves managing substantial international funding, conducting policy analysis, and advising governmental and international bodies on institutional strengthening and sustainable development. Brurce's contributions have been recognized through publications in leading platforms, fellowships from prestigious institutions including Yale, and active participation in international forums. Fluent in Bahasa Indonesia and English, his work consistently translates research insights into actionable policy and institutional frameworks that advance sustainable development objectives at national and regional levels.
Datin Sri Prof. Dr. Suhaiza Hanim Universiti Malaya, Malaysia, Asia earned her MSc and PhD from Lancaster University, establishing a strong foundation in management science. As a Professor at the University of Malaya, she conducts extensive research focusing on sustainable supply chains and halal logistics. She also explores the transition of global supply chains from green practices to fully sustainable and circular economies, specifically in balancing environmental protection with business efficiency. She has published over 200 papers, securing her position as one of the World’s Top 2% Scientists for six consecutive years. Beyond her studies, she actively leads research initiatives, secures grants, and fosters industrial partnerships. Her academic excellence earned her the Malaysia Scopus Research Excellence Award, reflecting the significant real-world impact of her research on both national and international levels.
Ass. Professor Ferry Jie, PhD, FCILT, FCES Edith Cowan University, Australia has completed his PhD at the University of Sydney in 2008 focusing on the Australian beef industry's supply chain. He currently serves as an Associate Professor at Edith Cowan University’s School of Business and Law. Previously, he coordinated the undergraduate logistics program at RMIT University. As a global scholarly leader, Dr. Jie frequently delivers keynote addresses at international conferences across Asia, Europe, and Australia. Since 2017, he has published over 88 journal articles, predominantly in prestigious Q1 and Q2 journals. Furthermore, he has secured over $1.7 million in research grants and awards, demonstrating his significant impact on the field.