Rachelle Taheri works on trade and investment research in the Business Asia pillar of the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada. She is a master’s graduate of the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto, with a specialization in Global Markets.
Hugo Roy is a Post-Graduate Research Scholar at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, conducting survey and polling research with the Perspectives Asia team. He is a Masters of Arts graduate from the Economics program at the University of Toronto.
Candice Ruck is a researcher at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada. She has an MSc. in Experimental Medicine from the University of B.C. and her previous research has focused on Global Health and Immunology/Infectious Diseases.
Ly Nguyen is a Global Health Researcher at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, working on the Translating Asia-Pacific COVID-19 Experiences for Canada project. She graduated with a Master of Public Health from the University of Alberta and was previously involved in community-based health research projects in Vietnam.
Zahin Hussain is a Startup Manager at Youth Co:Lab, an initiative supporting young entrepreneurs in Asia led by the United Nations Development Programme and Citi Foundation. Zahin previously led a startup incubator in Seoul, worked in education financing at the Asian Development Bank in Manilla, and led business development for AIESEC Vietnam in Ho Chi Minh City. Zahin holds an MBA from Hanyang University in South Korea and a B.A. in Global Development Studies from Queen's University.
Dr. Brian Gold teaches East Asian history at the University of Alberta, and helps Canadian companies enter Asia Pacific markets. He is an Advisory Board Member of the Pearson Centre for Progressive Policy.
Nabila Farid is a graduate student specializing in Development and Social Change at the Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs (MPPGA) Program at the University B.C. LinkedIn
Boyd Hayes is a graduate student specializing in Development and Social Change at the Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs (MPPGA) Program at the University B.C. LinkedIn.
