“Sena” Ayano Senaha is COO, Managing Corporate Executive Officer in charge of Human Resources and General Affairs Division, Finance Division, Risk Management Division, and Corporate Planning and Sustainability Transformation in the Corporate Planning Division, and Director of the Board. She has played a major role in the rapid globalization of the company, leading and contributing to a series of post-merger integrations. Six years after joining the company, she was transferred to newly acquired Advantage Group Limited in London in 2012. She skillfully turned around its financial performance after being appointed Managing Director in 2014. She became Corporate Executive Officer of the company, Chief of Staff at Indeed in 2018, and Director of the Board of Recruit Holdings in 2020. She is credited with aiding the development of a corporate governance structure that neutralizes risks while enabling quick decision-making.

For more than 20 years, Shamina Singh has been on the frontlines of developing and implementing solutions to make the global economy work for everyone, everywhere.

Shamina is the Founder and President of the Center for Inclusive Growth, the philanthropic hub of Mastercard. She also serves as Executive Vice President of Corporate Sustainability. Since 2014, she has led the Center to create a social impact model and an Impact Fund that combines research with Mastercard's data, technology, capital and people to advance financial inclusion and inclusive growth around the world. In her role as EVP for Sustainability, she is responsible for the development and implementation of the environmental, social and governance strategy across the company.

Currently, she sits on the Boards of ADL, a global anti-hate organization, and the Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders in Austin, TX. She serves on the Advisory Boards of several organizations, including Data and Society, The Aspen Institute Civil Society Fellowship, social enterprise, Women Ignite/Happioh and NEON, a new organization committed to dismantling structural racism in the United States. Shamina is also a Henry Crown Fellow with The Aspen Institute.

Deeply committed to public service, Shamina has held senior positions in the White House and the U.S. House of Representatives. Shamina was executive director for the historic first President’s Advisory Commission and White House Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders that was created by Executive Order in 1999 and has been renewed by each President since. In 2015, Shamina was appointed by President Obama and confirmed by the U.S. Senate to a six-year term on the Board of Americorps, where she also served as Chair for two years. She was recently appointed as a Dean’s D.C. Fellow by UVA’s Darden School of Business.

She is a graduate of the Presidential Leadership Fellows program and an alum of the Young Global Leaders program of the World Economic Forum. She has thrice been named to the Financial Times’ Top 100 LGBT+ Executives and was ranked No. 9 on Fast Company’s Queer 50 list.

Shamina earned a Bachelor of Science from Old Dominion University, where she received the alumni of distinction award and a Master of Public Affairs in Public Policy from the Lyndon B Johnson School of Public Affairs. She also completed executive education programs at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, Yale University’s Jackson Institute for Global Affairs and the Indian School of Business. She currently resides in New York City with her wife, Ashley Bell.

Ms. Herry Cho joined Singapore Exchange (SGX) as Managing Director, Head of Sustainability and Sustainable Finance in 2021. She drives SGX’s sustainability and sustainable finance strategic direction and implementation, with the aim of transforming SGX and its ecosystem into a multi-asset sustainable exchange.

Ms. Cho sits on the Finance Sector Expert Group for Race to Zero and Race to Alliance, an appointment by the UNFCCC and the High-Level Climate Champions for Climate Action. Ms. Cho pioneered the development of Asia Pacific’s sustainable finance market, in her former role as the Head of Sustainable Finance APAC at ING Bank N.V. from 2017. There she led and executed sustainable finance transactions. Furthermore, she shaped the international market standards having served on the Executive Committee Board of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA)’s Green/Social/Sustainability Bond Principles and was the sustainability lead on ICMA’s APAC regional committee and on the Loan Market Association’s Green Finance Committee.

Ms. Cho leverages her broad financial background having previously worked for almost a decade in mergers and acquisitions advisory; capital structuring and advisory; and equity and debt capital markets. Based in Singapore, Ms. Cho has previously worked in Hong Kong, London and Amsterdam. Ms. Cho holds a combined bachelor’s and master’s (MBioch) degree in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry from the University of Oxford, UK.

As the Head of Civil Society and Social Justice, David Sangokoya leads the World Economic Forum's engagement and inclusion of workers, communities, social movements and civil society organizations. In his role he is responsible for driving the Forum's stakeholder inclusion agenda and accelerating the impact of over 120 civil society partnerships across the Forum's Centres on climate action, industry transformation, social justice, technology and geopolitics. David currently serves on the board of WINGS, a network of over 170 philanthropy development and support organisations across 57 countries committed to ensuring philanthropy reaches its fullest potential as a catalyst for social progress.

Previously David has worked at the intersection of social justice, sustainable development and technology governance. David led research and multi-stakeholder collaborations on data responsibility and data governance models for Data-Pop Alliance, a global coalition co-created by the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative, MIT Media Lab, and Overseas Development Institute. He has previously worked as a data for good research fellow at the Governance Lab, and on transitional justice and humanitarian innovation research with community organizations and social enterprises in conflict affected countries in sub Saharan Africa and South Asia.