Ms. Juliana Lam, founder and president of INNOTIER. In 2020, with a passion for ESG, she decided to complete the supply chain by building her own retail brand INNOTIER, embracing a new human-centric approach offering new necessities solutions combining: “Hygiene technology x Sustainability x Fashion Lifestyle”. It tackles the unavoidable new normal through innovative top hygiene patents, sustainability and a trendsetting approach while building businesses with purpose.

Juliana influenced by her heritage roots in gloves manufacturing since 1963. Rebuilt Julius Industries Limited (JIL) in 2016, she’s been established from a 2nd generation to a new generation… Claiming her title as “Queen of Gloves”. JIL is also a leading manufacturer innovated with the latest technologies combining traditional craftsmanship for gloves & fashion accessories and garment production.

Meiyan Chan is a sustainable fashion designer based in Hong Kong. She is the winner of the Redress Design Award 2019 Hong Kong Best Runner-up Prize. She studied Fashion Design at ESMOD Paris and works as a ready-to-wear and evening wear designer across Hong Kong SAR, China and USA. Her designs are aiming at novelty, versatility and longevity. She believes “you are what you wear, your choice of garment should represent who you are, your style, your personality and your ethic” Currently, she is the designer for The R Collective, meanwhile working on her collection to promote sustainable fashion.

Greg is the Co-Founder of marketing consultancy éCLAIR and pre-owned fashion platform dejaWOOO.

With over a decade of consultancy experience in China and Asia-Pacific, his work has ranged from building and protecting reputations of global groups, to implementing consumer activations for brands across lifestyle sectors, including Kering, L’Oréal Group, Bluebell Group, Macy’s, Marriott International and Bentley. His work in Asia has been recognised by various awards including Young Dragon of Asia by PMAA (Promotion Marketing Awards of Asia) and “Best Use of Digital” by  PR Week Asia Awards.’

Laura Westbrook is a veteran multimedia journalist with 14 years’ experience across digital, TV and radio, and is currently a Correspondent at the South China Morning Post newspaper. Prior to that, she worked for the BBC in London, as a reporter and senior producer covering a range of global stories such as Brexit and the US 2018 midterm elections.

Natalie leads the passionate team at PIE Strategy, a certified impact consultancy (certified B Corporation®) specialising in helping corporations in Asia develop and implement bespoke sustainability strategies and programmes to build resilience and drive sustainable growth. With over 18 years of experience as an intrapreneur setting up and leading the corporate responsibility and sustainability practice at multinational corporations headquartered in Asia, including Swire Pacific and Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels groups, Natalie brings deep knowledge of driving sustainable and purposeful transformation at corporations to PIE and its clients in Asia. Natalie holds an Executive MBA from INSEAD, France and Tsinghua University, China and completed The Prince of Wales’s Business and Sustainability Programme at the University of Cambridge, U.K.