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Alexandra Boakes Tracy
Chairman |
Alexandra Tracy is President of Hoi Ping Ventures in Hong Kong, which she established to provide research and consulting on investment and sustainability issues. Based in Asia for nearly twenty years, Alexandra was for much of that time an investment banker, with Morgan Stanley, Citibank and ABN Amro Bank, advising on construction, acquisition and financing of major energy and infrastructure projects in developing countries in the region. Following this, she was Chief Financial Officer of AptitudeX Pte. Ltd., a start-up software company in Singapore, and later ran her own corporate finance consulting business in Singapore. She was then responsible for developing the Asian business of Campden Publishing, a media company specialising in the private wealth management and family business sectors and providing information to ultra high net worth investors and family offices. For several years following the buy-out of Campden Publishing, she was Vice President - Strategy at First Eastern Investment Group, an independent private investment group in Hong Kong. Alexandra is currently an Advisor to the Hong Kong University of Science & Technology's Asian Family Business Research Centre. She speaks and writes regularly on sustainability issues and is a columnist in "Investments & Pensions Asia" magazine. She has an MBA from the Harvard Business School and MA degrees from Yale University and Cambridge University. |
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Rebecca Mikula Wright
General Manager |
Rebecca comes from a banking background which began in London in with JPMorgan derivatives operations and Robert Flemings in equities, then returned to Australia to work with JPMorgan Chase covering various trading products. In parallel to her banking career she was heavily involved in a number of NGO organizations in London and Sydney, and was the National Awareness and Volunteer Coordinator for the Australian Orangutan project for 5 years. From Sydney she moved to Prague, Czech Republic for 3 years where she was a senior credit analyst with Exxon Mobil and began her MBA from Sheffield Hallam University (Prague). Then onto HK to work for Nomura as Regional Business Manager for Equity Research where she initiated the establishment of the Environment Committee as part of their CSR initiatives and launch of the internal CSR Environment program. Rebecca also worked on the Barclays Global Investors / BlackRock merger as a Project Manager for Asia Pacific. She holds a Bachelor of Arts (Japanese/Commerce) from Sydney University. |
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Hendrik Rosenthal
Project Director |
Hendrik has a wealth of experience in sustainability consulting and environmental policy through research, international consulting projects and various Canadian government positions. As Sustainability Manager at ASrIA in Hong Kong he is responsible for research and analysis of sustainability issues relevant to the investment community, with a special focus on the property and construction industry in East Asia. Recently, Hendrik spoke about the challenges and opportunities for investment in sustainable cities in Asia at the Sustainable Cities 2010 Conference in Singapore, engaging the industry to identify financing and investment options to drive sustainable cities to the forefront in Asia. Hendrik is lead author for the CDP 2010 Asia ex-Japan report and presented results from this study at a variety of events. Hendrik has over ten years experience in project delivery in Sustainability Assessment, Water Management, and Sustainable Cities. He is the current chair of the Canadian Chamber Sustainable Development Committee in Hong Kong, has a Bachelor of Social Science (University of Ottawa) and a Masters in Environmental Studies (MES) from the University of Waterloo in Canada. |
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Alice Prudhoe
Project Manager |
Alice Prudhoe is the Project Manager at ASrIA with responsibility for coordinating the Asia Investor Group on Climate Change. Alice has over five years experience managing sustainability projects in the utilities, telecommunications and government sectors for companies including Vodafone and EnergyAustralia. Projects completed include sustainability strategy development, greenhouse gas reporting, resource efficiency improvements and numerous sustainability related change management programs. She holds a Master in Environmental Law and Bachelor of Economic and Social Sciences from the University of Sydney in Australia. |
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David Dore
Research Manager |
Prior to ASrIA, he worked with Responsible Research Pte Ltd as a SRI analyst, covering water as an investment theme in Asia. He previously was with ASrIA building a water-related platform and investigating the adoption of ESG analysis by Asian government pension funds. He also spent over 2 years with a global development agency in Thailand partnering with public and private sector leaders on sustainable development programmes and building organizational capacity.
Before arriving in Asia, he worked in Washington, DC on sustainable security issues and in the New England region as a legislative coordinator for a global human rights organization. He also contributed to the development of an innovative alternative dispute resolution as a Restorative Justice Panel and Conflict Response Team Member in the USA.
Dave holds a MBA (Financial Services) from The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, a MS in Justice, Law & Society from American University and a BS in Political Science from Presbyterian College. |
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Elsa Li
Marketing & Events Manager |
Elsa has worked in the digital sphere in Asia Pacific for 3+ years and PRC for 1+ year. Her expertise is in online strategy and planning, search engine marketing and integrated marketing with TV commerical and sponsorships, print and out-of-home media. She joined ASrIA in June 2011, generating ideas in Sustainable Investment marketing efforts - such as conferences, web strategy and content generation. |
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