Agenda

Pauliina leads the WBA’s advocacy and outreach strategy for the WBA and its benchmarks, building and strengthening relationships with diverse stakeholders, including investors, civil society and governments, working to ensure that the Alliance is inclusive and relevant globally. Pauliina joined the WBA from Aviva, a global insurance company and asset manager, where she was Head of International Government Engagement. At Aviva, Pauliina drove forward international policy development and advocacy campaigns on sustainable finance and trade and investment, working closely with multi-lateral institutions such as the UN, G7 and G20. Pauliina ran the company’s global stakeholder and political engagement strategy, to change the rules at the highest level so that capital is deployed to drive sustainable growth.

Mei Lin Fung is the Chair of the People-Centered Internet and co-founder of the institution with Vint Cerf. She is passionately founding the Impact Network in 2017 and works closely with the IEEE Industry Connections Social Impact Measurement, which she is chair of. Her role incorporates the voice of the people and the voice of the community, which we believe is vital in measuring social impact for sustainable outcomes.

 She joined the 200,000-member Health Occupation Students of America/Future Health Professionals as a point person for Global Network Outreach. As co-founder of the California Health MRC - Medical Reserve Corps - she is pioneering youth engagement in assuring a healthy future for generations to come.

In her final role as Socio-Technical Lead within a four-year project for the US Dept. of Defense to look at the Future of Health, she was the subject matter expert for Networked Improvement Communities. She designed Roundtables for government and community leaders to devise the Healthy Community Collaboratives of America. The leaders we convened work with budgets representing over 50% of all spending in the US on Healthcare.

Indriyatno Banyumurti is a digital literacy activist and currently serves as Executive Director of ICT Watch – Indonesia. ICT Watch is a civil society organization that has been advocating and educating digital literacy since 2002 and has been awarded the WSIS Prizes from ITU – UN in 2017. In his work, Indriyatno often travels around Indonesia to empower Indonesian people in using the Internet in a creative, productive, and positive way. One of the flagship programs currently being implemented is Jawara Internet Sehat. (Cyber Wise Champion), which encourages local initiatives from various regions in Indonesia.

Daniel is eSafety’s Industry Affairs and Engagement Manager, overseeing the online safety regulator’s industry stakeholder engagement strategy and advancing its world-leading Safety by Design initiative. With a focus on proactive and systemic change, Daniel’s team collaborate with the technology industry to make online experiences measurably safer and more inclusive.  Prior to joining eSafety, Daniel was an Executive Manager at Australian data analytics firm Quantium, where he was responsible for delivering governance frameworks focused on topics such as the ethical use of data, privacy and cybersecurity. Daniel also has experience leading and building teams in a high growth start-up environment having spent 7 years at online marketplace, Groupon.

Camelia Loh has over 17 years of experience in the executive search industry specializing in various sectors, and has witnessed the evolution of the industry from traditional to modern, AI-powered platforms.

Recognising the mismatch between education and employment, Camelia founded Kabel, an ecosystem that offers a comprehensive *AI-guided solution for career navigation*. From career assessment and personalised portfolio building to experiential learning opportunities, Kabel helps young people build work skills that complement their studies and navigate their way from education to employment, matching them with careers that align with their skills, interests, and values. 

By addressing human capital development at its root, Kabel is committed to social responsibility and providing equal opportunities for youth to achieve their career goals and secure financial and social stability.  Our ultimate aim is to build a competitive and productive workforce that drive sustainable economic growth.

Dio Herdiawan Tobing is the Head of Public Policy (Asia) at the World Benchmarking Alliance, a global organisation that publishes free and publicly available benchmarks on the world's most influential companies' contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals. Dio has been working in the sustainability sector since 2018, starting off his career as Senior Policy Advisor to the Dutch Embassy in Jakarta, ASEAN Officer for the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) in Jakarta, and most recently consulting for ASEAN Foundation for regional research that forecasts youth employment and skills in Post-COVID19 as well as WhatsApp’s Social Impact Programmes in Indonesia and Globally. Moreover, Dio is a StuNed Fellow 2017-2018, a Dutch Government Scholarship Award, completing his Master’s in Public International Law at Leiden University, the Netherlands.