Gabriel Chua is a senior associate with the Business and Program Development team for the International pillar at the Milken Institute, based out of Singapore. He works on building relationships with industry partners, corporations, and foundations across Asia, with a focus on the Institute's presence in Japan.

Olenka Ntungane is a senior associate within the International pillar at the Milken Institute, where she supports initiatives that advance financial and economic development across Africa through strategic investment in human and financial capital. She brings more than eight years of experience in international development, having designed and managed programs across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia.

Jessica Contreras is an associate for Milken Institute International. Based in Mexico City, she works with partners across multinational corporations, asset management, and investment banking in Mexico and Latin America.

Aidan Irwin-Singer is an associate director of policy and programming at the Milken Institute in Europe. Before joining the Institute, Irwin-Singer spent more than seven years working across multiple departments in the UK government, including HM Treasury, the UK Health Security Agency, and the National Infrastructure Commission.

Daniel Baigent is a senior associate for policy and research at the Milken Institute, based in London. His work focuses on economic development, industrial policy, and trade.

Vinicius Lummertz is a distinguished expert in tourism and public policy, with extensive experience in both the government and private sectors.

In his tenure as a senior cabinet minister, Steven Ciobo initiated and completed the Peru-Australia Free Trade Agreement and the Hong Kong-Australia Free Trade Agreement.

Stefan Haselwandter currently serves as a senior advisor to Milken Institute International and as a board member and advisor to other organizations.

Sergio Gusmão Suchodolski is a partner and EVP at VR Investments, a Global Fellow at the Wilson Center and a Senior Fellow at the Brazilian Center for International Relations, CEBRI.

Served as Governor of the Central Bank of Brazil from 2019 to 2024.