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WOMEN IN SOCIETY DIGITAL APEC UNIVERSITYLEADERS’FORUM , Nov 14,Nov 2019

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AUSTRALIA JAPAN THAILAND Australian The The The USA UNSW Sydney California Institute of Technology , Berkeley CANADA of California, Davis University of California, Irvine The University of British Columbia KAIST Korea University University of California, Los Angeles POSTECH University of California, San Diego CHILE Seoul National University University of California, Santa Barbara University of Hawai'i at M noa CHINA AND SAR MALAYSIA University of Southern California Shanghai Jiao Tong University MEXICO The Chinese Tecnológico de Monterrey The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology The University of Hong Kong The University of University of Chinese Academy of Sciences University of Science and Technology of China PHILIPPINES University of the Philippines CHINESE TAIPEI National University RUSSIA National Tsing Hua University Far Eastern Federal University

ECUADOR SINGAPORE Universidad San Francisco de Quito Nanyang Technological University National University of Singapore INDONESIA

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

4 Welcome by APRU 5 Welcome by the University of Chile 6 About the APEC CEO Summit and the APEC University Leaders' Forum 2019

7 Program 10 APRU Sustainable Cities and Landscapes Hub 11 List of Delegates 15 Biographies of Speakers 28 Organizers and Partners 30 Save the Date for AULF

3 WELCOME BY APRU

WELCOME BY APRU

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM APRU CHAIR

On behalf of the Association of Pacific Rim Universities, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the APEC University Leaders' Forum 2019 at the University of Chile in Santiago.

APRU is delighted to convene this forum on the important topic of Women in Digital Society. Bringing together leaders from universities, business and the policy community strengthens our goal of advancing the wellbeing of our societies and the APEC region.

Today, you will have the opportunity to share your thoughts on ways to further the inclusion of women who are leaders, drivers of economic development and champions of solving major challenges we face in the Asia Pacific. Working through APEC, we aim to build partnerships that will have a real impact in these areas.

I am grateful to our partners in hosting this forum, including APRU member and university partner in Santiago, the University of Chile; the APEC Chile 2019 office; and our corporate partner, Elsevier. I also wish to thank our brilliant moderators, speakers and panelists for bringing their wisdom to bear on the critical issues under review.

I know we will have a productive and enjoyable meeting.

Sincerely,

Gene D. Block Chair, APRU , UCLA

4 WELCOME BY THE UNIVERSITY OF CHILE

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF CHILE

Distinguished guests,

As Rector of the Universidad de Chile, I am very pleased to welcome world We hope that the Forum will allow us to discuss how academic and political leaders, including the rectors of APRU member these changes affect society as a whole, not just universities, to the second version of the APEC University Leaders' Forum women. Our discussion should maintain a focus on the (AULF), which takes place in Santiago in the framework of the APEC CHILE transformations necessary to advance in gender equity, 2019 Summit. This forum, focused on the topic of Women in Digital Society, which integrates the different dimensions of life, such is a perfect opportunity to discuss the impact that technological changes as the labor market, health and education. Access to generate in our societies and, in particular, how the growing process of the digital society must have an imprint of inclusion automation and digitalization affects the gender gaps in labor. and diversity for all people, in particular the most vulnerable. Research universities have had a key role in the development of their countries. In addition to delivering and generating knowledge at the I trust this Forum will be a suitable opportunity to highest level, training the best professionals, they usually have a strong discuss all these issues in order to grasp the real link with what happens in their territories facilitating the construction of challenges of the emerging Digital Society. solutions to the problems that affect their communities. The rapid changes that societies face nowadays just highlights this situation. This is exactly with best wishes, the case of the technologization processes that not only transform our environment in a very visible way but, at the same time, affect substantially Dr. Ennio Vivaldi deeper changes, whose consequences will take longer to be perceived, Rector, Universidad de Chile such as the demands for gender and social equality. We must bear in mind the responsibility of thinking in a systemic way how these changes affect society, how they will modify the way we interact, how they will impact the work in our territories and how they help solve real-world problems. For this precise reason, it is also our responsibility to promote, support and move towards non-sexist education and more equal diverse society.

WELCOME BY THE UNIVERSITY OF CHILE

5 ABOUT THE APEC CEO SUMMIT AND THE APEC UNIVERSITY LEADERS' FORUM 2019

ABOUT THE APEC CEO SUMMIT AND THE APEC UNIVERSITY LEADERS' FORUM 2019

ABOUT THE APEC CEO SUMMIT

The APEC CEO Summit is the Asia-Pacific´s most influential meeting of business and government leaders. Attendance is by invitation only.

The event provides unparalleled opportunities for global executives to strengthen their networks and engage in a direct dialogue with APEC Leaders, high level government officials and foremost business and thought leaders of the Asia Pacific region.

The two-day APEC CEO Summit 2019 program will inspire delegates to participate in stimulating conversations covering some of the most pressing challenges and questions facing one of the fastest growing regions of the world today.

ABOUT THE APEC UNIVERSITY LEADERS' FORUM

The APEC University Leaders' Forum, organized by the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) and the University of Chile, convenes presidents of the leading Asia-Pacific research universities together with leaders from major global corporations and government to share insights and discuss the critical issues of the region alongside the 2019 APEC Chile CEO Summit.

The November 14th Forum will focus on the theme 'Women in Digital Society' drawn from the overarching theme for APEC Chile 2019. More specifically, it will discuss the role of women, how technologies can shape the future of work from a gender equality perspective and the predicted impact of technological developments on gender and society within the region.

APRU and the University of Chile are working closely with the Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the APEC CEO Summit organizers.

6 PROGRAM

PROGRAM SCHEDULE

08:30 – 09:00 Registration

Forum Opening

Venue: Main Hall – Main House, Universidad de Chile

Master of Ceremony: • Eduardo VERA, Director, Director of Foreign Affairs, Universidad de Chile 09:00 – 10:00 Welcome remarks: • Ennio VIVALDI, Rector, Universidad de Chile • Gene BLOCK, Chancellor, University of California at Los Angeles & APRU Chair • H.E. Sebastián PIÑERA, President of the Republic of Chile

Keynote presentation: • Cecilia HIDALGO, President, Chilean Academy of Sciences

Coffee Break 10:00 – 10:30 Group Photo

Opening Greetings

10:30 – 10:35 • H.E. , High Commissioner for Human Rights and Former

Session 1: Women in Digital Society

Asia-Pacific economic, university, and industry leaders present their vision for gender equality in digital society. How should we strive for gender and social equality in digital society? How is women's leadership transforming the region? What more needs to be done?

Chair: 10:35 – 11:45 • Dorotea LÓPEZ, Director, Institute of International Studies - Universidad de Chile

Speakers: • David GARZA, Rector, Tecnológico de Monterrey, México • Asise FERNÁNDEZ, Country Lead, Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices, Chile • Claudia KOZAK, Professor, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina. • Kemy OYARZÚN, Professor, Universidad de Chile

PROGRAM

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Session 2: Women and the Future of Work

Digital technology can improve access for marginalized populations to participate at all levels of education, economic development, and the labour market. How do we harness these opportunities currently and in the future? What are the opportunities to shape an equitable future of work?

11:45 – 12:55 Chair: • Ambassador Juan SOMAVÍA, Former Director-General, International Labour Organization (ILO)

Speakers: • TAN Eng Chye, President, National University of Singapore • YS CHI, CEO, Elsevier • María Emma MANNARELLI, Professor, Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Perú

12:55 – 14:00 Lunch Break

Keynote Address 14:00 – 15:00 • Qiu YONG, President, Tsinghua University

Session 3: Solving Asia-Pacific Challenges

Asia-Pacific challenges such as the climate change, gender equality, and economic sustainability require innovative solutions and visionary leadership reflecting all of society. Women already lead in research, business, and politics but are underrepresented. How can more women be empowered to lead in finding solutions? How might strengthening digital skills enhance the role of women in digital society?

15:00 – 16:10 Chair: • Flavio SALAZAR, Vice President, Research & Development, Universidad de Chile

Speakers: • Jack LI, Dean of Office of International Cooperation and Exchange, Tsinghua University • Jean LIU, President, DiDi Chuxing • Maisa ROJAS, Director, CR2 – Universidad de Chile • Alvin TAN, Director and Head of Public Policy (Asia Pacific), LinkedIn

16:10 – 16:40 Coffee Break

8 Session 4: Gender Equality and Health in a Digital Future

Digital society can play a critical role in developing innovative health solutions. What are the challenges in reaching and addressing important health problems in society? How do digital technologies provide new networks of information sharing and solutions (such as mHealth, mNutrition, etc)? How can we ensure equal access to these solutions for everyone?

Chair: • Rosa DEVÉS, Vice President of Academic Affairs, University of Chile

16:40 – 18:00 Research Presentation: • Dr. Veronica RAMIREZ, Assistant Professor, University of Asia and the Pacific winner of the Healthy Women, Healthy Economy APEC Research Prize,“ Common health problems of women Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs): Implications to prevention and health services.”

Speakers: • Rocky S. TUAN, Vice Chancellor and President, The Chinese University of Hong Kong • Hong HOCHENG, President, National Tsing Hua University, Chinese Taipei • Pedro GALVIS, Regional Vice President for Merck, Healthcare in Latin America and Managing Director Brazil • Steffen HÄRTEL, Professor, Universidad de Chile

Closing Session

Summary and Conclusions: • Joanna REGULSKA, Vice Provost and Associate Chancellor of Global Affairs and Professor of 18:00 – 18:30 Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies, University of California, Davis

Closing Remarks: • Gene BLOCK, Chancellor, University of California at Los Angeles & APRU Chair • Ennio VIVALDI, Rector, Universidad de Chile

18:00 – 19:00 Transport to MAC-Parque Forestal

Forum Closing

Venue: Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC – Parque Forestal), Universidad de Chile

Welcome words: 19:00 – 22:00 • Ennio VIVALDI, Rector, Universidad de Chile • Rt. Hon , Prime Minister, New Zealand

Performance: • Chilean National Ballet - BANCH

Farewell Reception

PROGRAM

9 APRU SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND LANDSCAPES HUB

APRU SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND LANDSCAPES HUB

DECLARATION OF CLIMATE EMERGENCY AND CALL TO ACTION Presented at UN Climate Change Conference COP 25

Humanity has destabilized the global climate system Climate justice – Because marginalized communities are disproportionately upon which all societies depend. To limit impacts impacted by climate change, specifically address their vulnerabilities and and guard against increasing risks requires solutions needs, and actively engage them in resilience and adaptation planning and that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, drawdown implementation; excess atmospheric carbon dioxide through landscape carbon sequestration, and enhance societal capacity Cities embedded in landscapes – Shift from a tendency to think of cities to adapt to extreme conditions outside the bounds in isolation of their environments to a conception of continuous landscape of past human experience. These solutions must be mosaics comprised of all landscape types interacting with one another, the planned and implemented across entire landscapes, hydrosphere and, critically, the atmosphere. including cities, rural settlements, forests, grasslands, agricultural lands and wetlands. They must vary by We assert these four goals are necessary and mutually reinforcing. nation and region to align with their biophysical, Without sustaining the ecological foundations of life, there is no capacity economic, social and political contexts, and to optimize to sustain the rights of future generations. Without ensuring that future cost-effectiveness and feasibility. Because cities are generations have the capacity to flourish, efforts to increase climate both the nexus of human activities and the source of justice for marginalized communities will be ever more difficult. If we allow greatest carbon emissions, managing the relationships marginalized communities to be left behind, we will foster not only human between cities and the landscapes they rely on for suffering but conflict and war. Finally, without crafting and implementing essential resources and services is an essential strategies across entire landscapes, it will impossible to jointly satisfy the component of any successful strategy. other three principles due to the pervasiveness of the problems and their interconnectedness. With this call to action, we invite collaborators from all To implement such solutions, we identify four key goals sectors of society -- national to local governments, private organizations as essential to success. and public agencies, business and academia, and citizens from all walks of life -- to join us in transformative partnerships and united efforts. Ecological foundations of life – Protect earth ecosystems, ecological processes, global biodiversity, Future generations will judge us by whether we act immediately, decisively and evolutionary potential as the foundation of life's and effectively. resilience and adaptive capacity;

Rights of future generations – Act to ensure that future generations have access to the conditions needed to flourish, including natural resources such as healthy air, clean water and fertile soils; and cultural support systems that provide security, education, healthcare, shelter and fulfilling livelihoods in supportive communities;

10 LIST OF DELEGATES

NAME ORGANISATION POSITION

Managing Director for Hispanic María Pía Aqueveque Blockchain Research Institute America

Patricia WU C&M International Managing Director

Cecilia HIDALGO Chilean Academy of Sciences President

Jean LIU DiDi Chuxing President

YS CHI Elsevier Chairman

Livia PANEZ Empower Women Peru Lab Tech Coordinator

Nikita ANISIMOV Far Eastern Federal University President

Vice President for International Victoria PANOVA Far Eastern Federal University Relations

Ambassador Juan SOMAVÍA International Labour Organization Former Director-General

Asise FERNÁNDEZ Johnson & Johnson Country Lead Medical Devices Chile

Pei Ying CHUA LinkedIn Economic Graph Data Lead, APAC

Head of Public Policy & Economics (Asia Alvin TAN LinkedIn Pacific)

Yanping WANG LinkedIn China General Manager, Public Affairs

Public Policy and Government Affairs Leo SUN LinkedIn Manager

Senior Vice President, Head of Lynn TAYLOR Merck KGaA, Darmstadt, Germany Healthcare Global Government and Public Affairs

Pedro GALVIS Regional Vice President Merck

Jessica JIRASH Merck Healthcare Chile General Manager

Yasmine ROUAI Merck Associate Director, Global Health Policy

LYU Jian Nanjing University President

Director, Office of International LI Xiaorong Nanjing University Cooperation and Exchanges

LIST OF DELEGATES

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NAME ORGANISATION POSITION

Deputy Director, Office of International HU Jie Nanjing University Cooperation and Exchanges

Hong HOCHENG National Tsing Hua University President

Professor, Department of Foreign Luisa Shu-Ying CHANG National Tsing Hua University Languages and Literature

Division of International Cooperation, Pei-Yu LIN National Tsing Hua University Office of Global Affairs

TAN Eng Chye National University of Singapore President

Vice President (University & Global Andrew WEE National University of Singapore Relations)

Shenghao HAN Shandong University Vice President

Director, Department of International Fengshou SUN Shandong University Affairs

Professor, School of Electrical Zhenbin ZHANG Shandong University Engineering

David GARZA Tecnológico de Monterrey Rector

José PAEZ BORRALLO Tecnológico de Monterrey Vice-Rector for International Affairs

Wei SHYY The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology President

Rocky S. TUAN The Chinese University of Hong Kong Vice-Chancellor and President

QIU Yong Tsinghua University President

Dean, Office of International LI Jinliang Tsinghua University Cooperation and Exchange

Secretary General, Tsinghua University Vivian YUAN Wei Tsinghua University Education Foundation

Associate Dean, Office of International MENG Bo Tsinghua University Cooperation and Exchange

Associate Dean, Office of International WANG Hui Tsinghua University Cooperation and Exchange

Deputy Secretary General, Tsinghua Dapeng SUN Tsinghua University University Education Foundation

Director of Research, Tsinghua GAO Yang Tsinghua University University Education Foundation

12 NAME ORGANISATION POSITION

Director of Research, Tsinghua BAI Yue Tsinghua University University Education Foundation

Assistant for International Affairs, Office ZHANG Yi Tsinghua University of the President

Program Manager, Global Partnerships John Paul GRIMA Tsinghua University Team

Program Manager, Global Partnerships ZHOU Hongyan Tsinghua University Team

QU Tian Tsinghua University Journalist

SUN Hong Tsinghua University Director of Tsinghua Documentary Film

Sound Engineer of Tsinghua ZHANG Xiaqing Tsinghua University Documentary Film

Photographer of Tsinghua Documentary KE Yongquan Tsinghua University Film

LI Pai Tsinghua University Staff Photographer

Joanna REGULSKA Vice Provost and Associate Chancellor University of California, Davis of Global Affairs

Gene BLOCK University of California, Los Angeles Chancellor and APRU Chair

Vice Provost for International Studies Cindy FAN University of California, Los Angeles and Global Engagement

María Emma MANNARELLI Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Peru Associate Professor CAVAGNARI

Professor, Departments of Literature Claudia KOZAK University of Buenos Aires and Department of Communication Studies

Ennio VIVALDI University of Chile Rector

Rosa DEVÉS University of Chile Vice President of Academic Affairs

Vice President, Research and Flavio SALAZAR University of Chile Development

Director, Institute of International Dorotea LÓPEZ University of Chile Studies

Maisa ROJAS University of Chile Director, CR2

Steffen HÄRTEL University of Chile Professor, Faculty of Medicine

LIST OF DELEGATES

13 LIST OF DELEGATES NAME ORGANISATION POSITION

Eduardo VERA University of Chile Director Foreign Affairs

Kemy OYARZÚN University of Chile Dierctor of Gender Studies

International Relations Coordinator, Félix LIBERONA DURÁN University of Chile International Relations Office

Chief of Press and General Simòn BORIC FONT University of Chile Communicatins Coordinator

Veronica RAMIREZ University of Asia and the Pacific Assistant Professor

WU Yueliang University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Vice President

XIE Yong University of Chinese Academy of Sciences Director of International Cooperation

Maria Elena HURTADO Journalist and Writer University World News OYANEDEL

Christopher TREMEWAN APRU Secretary General

Christina SCHÖNLEBER APRU Director (Policy and Programs)

Marketing and Business Development Jackie AGNELLO WONG APRU Manager

Elaine HUNG APRU Events and Relations Manager

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FORUM OPENING AND OPENING GREETINGS

Professor Vivaldi is the Rector of the University of He has made significant Chile and President of CUECH, the Consorcio de contributions in the area of sleep Universidades del Estado de Chile (Consortium of State regulation and chronobiology and Universities of Chile). his findings have been published in the most prestigious international Professor Vivaldi, MD is a professor in physiology and journals. Professor Vivaldi actively biophysics at the Institute of Biomedical Sciences, participates in scientific societies, Faculty of Medicine of the University of Chile. A global such as the World Federation of leader in sleep physiology, a specialization developed Sleep Research and Sleep Medicine in the Harvard-MIT joint program, Professor Vivaldi Societies (Vice President), the Latin is a highly recognized researcher at the national and American Society for Sleep Studies international level, collaborating with several labs in Ennio VIVALDI (President) and the Society of different countries, including the , the Biology of Chile, and the Scientific Rector Netherlands, Italy, Argentina, and Brazil. University of Chile Committee for Antarctic Research, Chile.

As UCLA Chancellor since 2007, Gene Block oversees Before becoming Chancellor of the university's three-part mission of education, UCLA, Block spent 29 years at the research and service. He has defined academic University of Virginia, where he excellence, civic engagement, diversity and financial was most recently vice president security as top priorities for his administration. A and provost. He has served on champion of public universities, his dedication to the executive boards of several access and affordability has maintained and enhanced leading organizations, including UCLA's position as a national leader in enrolling the Association of American undergraduates who come from underrepresented Universities, Association of Public groups, are first in their families to attend college and and Land-grant Universities are Pell Grant recipients. and Association of Pacific Rim Universities. Gene BLOCK Under Chancellor Block's leadership, UCLA has been Chancellor, UCLA Chair, APRU named the number one in the United States, has grown its profile internationally and receives $1 billion annually in research grants.

An expert in neuroscience, Chancellor Block's current research focuses on the effects of aging in the nervous system and how it impacts biological timing in mammals. He holds faculty appointments in the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine and the UCLA College of Letters and Science.

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15 BIOGRAPHIES OF SPEAKERS On September 1, 2018 Michelle Bachelet assumed her After finishing her second term in functions as the United Nations High Commissioner for March 2018, she was named Chair Human Rights. The Office of the High Commissioner of the Partnership for Maternal, for Human Rights was established in 1993 and Ms. Newborn and Child Health, an Bachelet is the seventh Commissioner. alliance of more than 1000 organizations in 192 countries from Ms. Bachelet was elected President of Chile on two the sexual, reproductive, maternal, occasions (2006 – 2010 and 2014 – 2018). She was newborn, child and adolescent the first female president of Chile. She served as Health health communities. As Co-Chair Minister (2000-2002) as well as Chile's and Latin of the High-Level Steering Group America's first female Defense Minister (2002 – 2004). for Every Woman Every Child, Ms. Bachelet launched Every Woman H.E. Michelle During her presidential tenures, she promoted the rights Every Child Latin America and the of all but particularly those of the most vulnerable. BACHELET Caribbean, the first platform for United Nations High Among her many achievements, education and tax tailored, regional implementation of Commissioner for Human Rights reforms, as well as the creation of the National Institute the EWEC Global Strategy. Former President of Chile for Human Rights and the Museum of Memory and Human Rights stand out, as do the establishment of the Michelle Bachelet has a Medical Ministry of Women and Gender Equality, the adoption Degree in Surgery, with a of quotas to increase women's political participation, specialization in Pediatrics and and the approval of Civil Union Act legislation, granting Public Health. She also studied rights to same sex couples and thus, advancing LGBT military strategy at Chile's National rights. Academy of Strategy and Policy and at the Inter-American Defense College in the United States.

She has a Degree in Biochemistry (1965) and of Doctor in Sciences (1969), Universidad de Chile. She was a Research Scientist at the Boston Biomedical Research Institute and Associate of Harvard (1977-1986). Currently, she is Professor at the Faculty of Medicine of the Universidad de Chile.

In 2006 she was awarded the National Prize of Natural Sciences for her international experience in the field of intracellular calcium regulation, becoming the first woman to receive this recognition. She is currently Vice-President of the Chilean Academy of Sciences and Cecilia HIDALGO President of the Evaluation Council of the Universidad President Chilean Academy of Sciences de Chile.

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Ph. D. in Social Science, University of Chile. M. Phil in Economics, University of Cambridge; B. A. in Economics. She is the International Studies Institute Director.

Dorotea LÓPEZ Director Institute of International Studies University of Chile

Professor Garza received a BSc in Computer Science He is Rector of Tecnológico de and Engineering from Tecnológico de Monterrey and Monterrey since July 1, 2017, a a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Colorado State private nonprofit comprehensive University. university with 26 campuses in México and nearly 90,000 He has a trajectory of more than 30 years with students (55,500 undergraduate, Tecnológico de Monterrey where he has served in 8,000 graduate and 26,000 senior different academic and leadership positions such as high school). It is international Director of Graduate Programs, Dean of Division, Dean recognized for its strong reputation of the School of Engineering (Monterrey campus), among employers and its Director of Campus (San Luis Potosí campus), Regional entrepreneurial orientation, and it is Rector –responsible of the academic operations of consistently ranked among the Top David GARZA Monterrey Campus (main campus), Vice Provost Rector universities in Latin America. Tecnològico de Monterrey for Undergraduate Education -he led key academic initiatives related to improving the quality of students, faculty and the development of Tec21 Educational Modeland Vice Provost for Academic Affairs.

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17 BIOGRAPHIES OF SPEAKERS Asise Fernandez has a Business Administration degree In 2018 Asise was named Country from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, with Lead for Johnson & Johnson postgraduate studies in Marketing from the University Medical Devices in Chile, leading of Wisconsin, Public Health System from Universidad de the business and all its franchises Chile and Women Leadership Consortium from Smith -Ethicon (Surgical Systems and College in Boston. Instruments), DePuy Synthes (Orthopedics) and Cardiovascular Her professional career has its beginnings in Procter & & Specialties Solutions-, towards Gamble and then L'Oréal, where she has responsibilities accelerated growth. Her objective is in Marketing and Sales. She achieved outstanding to drive Johnson & Johnson Medical results driving the brands under her responsibilities to Devices to lead a multi-stakeholder reach market share leadership in its segments through collaborative integration towards a Asise FERNÁNDEZ the implementation of consumer knowledge-based Country Lead sustainable transformation of the Johnson & Johnson Medical innovations that were reapplied globally. Health Care System, that ultimately Devices Chile delivers greater value and She joined Johnson & Johnson in 2003, and for more accessibility for patients in Chile. than 15 years she has positions in Latin America and the United States. Asise has brought value to the Within Johnson & Johnson Asise is Medical Devices sector as Marketing Director for Latin sponsor of a female development America and then Global Strategic Marketing Director. program called Woman Leadership In these roles she developed new products and global & Inclusion (WLI), that creates strategies for the division worldwide. In 2010, Asise dialog spaces and spreads good was recognized as one of the top 15 executives under practices to foster a culture of the age of 40 by El Mercurio media group. gender diversity.

Claudia Kozak earned a Ph. D. University of Buenos del Seminario Internacional Ludión Aires. She is a senior member of the Argentinean (2011); Deslindes. Ensayos sobre National Council for Scientific and Technological la literatura y sus límites en el siglo Research (CONICET); Professor at the Departments XX (2006); Las paredes limpias no of Literature and Communication Studies, University dicen nada (1991); Rock en letras of Buenos Aires. Director of Maestría en Cruces de (1990). She has also published Narrativas Culturales (UNTREF), which is part of the many essays in academic journals international program Erasmus + Masters Crossways in and book chapters. Among them, Cultural Narratives. and related to the APEC University Leaders' Forum 2019 panel She sits at Academic Council Ph. D. in Comparative “Women in Digital Society”, she Theory of Arts (UNTREF) and Board of Directors of is the author of book chapters Claudia KOZAK Electronic Literature Organization). She currently such as “Latin American Electronic University of Buenos Aires coordinates litElat, Red de Literatura Electrónica Literature: When, Where and Latinoamericana and Ludión. Exploratorio Why” in María Mencía (ed.). latinoamericano de poéticas/políticas tecnológicas. Her #WomenTechLit (West Virginia research focuses on digital literature and relationships University Press, Morgantown, WV, between arts, technology and society. USA, 2017) and “Words, Memory and Space in Intermedial Works She is the individual author of the book Contra la pared. by Gabriela Golder and Mariela Sobre graffitis, pintadas y otras intervenciones urbanas Yeregui” in Jane Lavery and Sarah (2004) and of several other books as editor and author Bowskill (eds.), The Multimedia as well: Tecnopoéticas argentinas. Archivo blando Works of Contemporary Spanish de arte y tecnología (2012, reprint 2015); Poéticas/ American Women Writers and políticas tecnológicas en Argentina (1910-2010) (2014); Artists - Text, Image, and the Poéticas tecnológicas, transdisciplina y sociedad. Actas Sensory (forthcoming).

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Juan Somavia is former director-general of the professor of international economic International Labour Organization, a position he has and social affairs in the Department held from 1999 to 2012. He is the first representative of Political Sciences at the Catholic from the Southern Hemisphere to head the organization. University of Chile.

Somavia is an attorney by profession and has served In addition, Somavia was founder, in many roles at the United Nations and other inter- executive director, and president governmental organizations. Some of the positions he of the Latin American Institute of held in the 1990s include permanent representative Transnational Studies from 1976 of Chile to the United Nations in New York; president to 1990; chairman of the board of the United Nations Economic and Social Council; of the United Nations Research representative of Chile on the United Nations Security Institute for Social Development Ambassador Council, including president of the Security Council from 1996 to 1999; president of Juan SOMAVÍA in April 1996 and October 1997; and chairman of the the International Commission of Former Director-General preparatory committee for the World Summit for Social the Democratic Coalition in Chile; International Labour Organization Development, Copenhagen. founder and secretary-general (ILO) of the South American Peace Beginning his career as an academic, Somavia was Commission from 1986 to 1990; lecturer on economic and social issues for the General and executive secretary of the Agreement on Tariffs and Trade's trade policy courses in Chilean-Argentinian Chamber of Geneva from 1967 to 1968. In 1971, he was appointed Commerce.

Youngsuk 'YS' Chi is an international businessman and positions at Ingram Book Group's a global thought leader in the publishing, education parent company, he became Chief and information solutions industries. As Chairman Operating Officer and President of Elsevier, the world's leading scientific, technical of Random House. As founding and medical information and analytics company, he Chairman of Random House Asia, works directly with key stakeholders in government, he led efforts to make Random academia and industry to support over 30 million House the first foreign trade book scientists, students and healthcare professionalsaround publisher with local language the world. In his role as Director of Corporate Affairs publishing in Japan and Korea. for RELX, Elsevier's parent company, he is responsible Prior to joining the publishing for government affairs, corporate communications industry, Chi spent 13 years in IT YS CHI and corporate responsibility across all four of the and international banking. CEO group's market segments. Based in London and New Elsevier York, Chi travels extensively to engage with scientific Chi has served on dozens of and medical research communities, deliver thought charitable, educational and industry leadership on key trends and advise stakeholders, boards, including the Association boards and groups across industries. Chi serves as of American Publishers, the Distinguished Visiting Professor at Korea Advanced International Publishers Association, Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and also Princeton University, the Ban Ki- as an independent director of Ingram Industries Inc. Moon Foundation, the Korea Society (Nashville, USA). and KAIST Foundation. Chi is a graduate of Princeton University, Early in his career as Chief Operating Officer of Ingram Columbia University Graduate Book Group, Chi co-founded Lightning Source, the School of Business and was first ever print-on-demand distributor and e-book awarded a PhD (Hon) in Literature services provider. After holding several senior executive from Sejong University.

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19 BIOGRAPHIES OF SPEAKERS Maria Emma Mannarelli holds a PhD in History from scholar at various universities in the Colombia University. She is Associate Professor of US and has also lectured in Chile. History at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Her work has been recognized Marcos (Lima) in the Department of Social Sciences, by the John Simon Guggenheim where she also is the Coordinator of the Master's Foundation, Fulbright Foundation Program in Gender. Professor Mannarelli has published and the Edward Tinker Fellowship several books and articles on Peruvian women, gender at , among and sexuality in Peru and other countries in Latin others. She is currently developing America, and a version of her PhD thesis translated a research on secularization, into English, Private Passions and Public Sins: Men writing and women in Peru (1890- and Women in Seventeenth-Century Lima (University 1925). María Emma of New Mexico Press, 2007). She has been a visiting MANNARELLI CAVAGNARI Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos, Perú

Professor Tan Eng Chye was appointed President of the Prof Tan sits on the International National University of Singapore (NUS) on 1 January Advisory Council of the Southern 2018. He is the University's 5th president, and the 23rd University of Science and leader to head Singapore's oldest higher education Technology in China. He is a institution. member of Singapore's Future Economy Council, which is tasked Prof Tan, who attended Raffles Institution (1974 to with driving the growth and 1979), obtained his Bachelor in Mathematics (First transformation of the country's Class Honours, 1985) at NUS and his PhD (1989) at Yale future economy. Prof Tan is on the University. He joined NUS as a faculty member in the boards of the Agency for Science, Department of Mathematics in 1985, as a Senior Tutor, Technology and Research (A*STAR); and has held visiting positions at various universities National Research Foundation; and TAN Eng Chye overseas such as the Rutgers University, University President NUS High School of Mathematics National University of Singapore of Washington at Seattle, University of California at and Science. He is a past board Berkeley and University of Maryland, USA; Universities member of the Defence Science of Tokyo and Kyoto, Japan; as well as the Hong Kong Organisation (DSO) Laboratories, University of Science and Technology. National Institute of Education, and Infocomm Development Authority of Prof Tan's research interests are in the Representation Singapore. Theory of Lie Groups and Lie Algebras; and Invariant Theory and Algebraic Combinatorics. He has been Prof Tan received the Public invited to speak in numerous top conferences Administration Medal (Gold) at overseas, and has published more than 20 articles in Singapore's National Day Awards top internationally-refereed journals and conference in 2014 for his outstanding proceedings. He has co-authored three books on contributions to education. He was mathematics, including a well-known graduate text on awarded the Wilbur Lucius Cross non-Abelian harmonic analysis. Medal, which honours exceptional alumni in the areas of scholarship, Prof Tan is a passionate and award-winning educator. teaching, academic administration He was a pioneer architect of the current academic and public service, by Yale system in NUS, and has seeded many initiatives such University in 2018. Prof Tan was as the Special Programme in Science, University also conferred an Honorary Doctor Scholars Programme, University Town Residential of Science from the University of College Programme, Grade-free Year, and Technology- Southampton in 2018 in recognition enhanced Education. He was recognised with the of his achievements as “an University Teaching Award for Innovative Teaching in innovative and exceptional teacher, 1998, and was President of the Singapore Mathematical and then as a distinguished and Society (2001 to 2005) as well as the South East Asian respected leader in academia”. Mathematical Society (2004 to 2005).

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Professor Qiu Yong was appointed President of Professor Qiu has received Tsinghua University on March 26th, 2015. He has been numerous honors, including a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences since Distinguished Young Scholar by 2013 and Professor of Chemistry since 2000. the National Science Fund in 2003, Chang Jiang Scholar by the Ministry Prior to becoming President, Professor Qiu served of Education in 2006, National as Vice President of Tsinghua University from 2009 Model Teacher by the Ministry of to 2015. He had been Chair of the Department of Education in 2007 and the State Chemistry, Deputy Dean of the School of Sciences and Technological Invention Award Vice Chairman of the University Committee of Academic conferred by the President of China Affairs from 2002 to 2009. in 2011.

Qiu YONG With over 290 published papers and 530 patents, Born in Sichuan Province in 1964, President Professor Qiu's research interests primarily focus on Tsinghua University Professor Qiu enrolled at Tsinghua organic electronics, optoelectronics, semiconductors, University in 1983, where he and organic light emitting materials and devices. He received both his bachelor's (1988) has been devoted to both the fundamental research on and doctoral (1994) degrees in Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLED) and technology chemistry. He joined the faculty transfer. at the Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University in 1994.

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21 BIOGRAPHIES OF SPEAKERS SESSION 3: SOLVING ASIA-PACIFIC CHALLENGES

Jean Liu is the President of Didi Chuxing, the world's People by Time, one of the 25 leading mobile transportation platform. Geniuses Who Are Creating the Future of Business by Wired, and DiDi offers a full range of app-based transportation- one of the world's Most Powerful related options for 550 million users with over tens of Women in Tech by Forbes. She was millions of drivers and car owners across Asia, Latin also selected on Fortune's Most America and Australia. The platform delivers over 10 Powerful Women International billion passenger-trips a year. list, Forbes' World Most Powerful Women 2018 list, and Nikkei's 9 DiDi is committed to collaborating with policymakers, Most Influential Women in Asia Tech the taxi industry, the automobile industry and list. communities to solve the world's transportation, Jean LIU environmental and employment challenges with Jean joined DiDi in July 2014. She President localized smart transportation innovations by leveraging earned her bachelor's degree from DiDi Chuxing its AI capabilities. By continuously improving user Peking University and master's experience and creating social value, DiDi strives degree from Harvard, both in to build a safe, inclusive and sustainable mobile Computer Science, and has an transportation ecosystem for cities of future. honorary doctorate in Commercial Science at New York University. Jean was featured on Forbes China's 2019 Women Jean is an advisory board member in Tech list. Previously, she was recognized as one of the Bloomberg New Economy of the World's Most Creative People in Business by Forum. Fast Company, one of the world's 100 Most Influential

Alvin is LinkedIn's Head of Public Policy & Economics Class Honours in Economics from for the Asia Pacific region. He and his team work Sydney University and a Master with policymakers, non profits and academia to help in Public Policy from Harvard economies prepare for the rapidly changing nature of University. work, using LinkedIn analytics and data solutions. He is also passionate about Before joinining LinkedIn, Alvin was Head of Public interfaith and socio-economic Policy at Facebook, where he worked on preventing issues. He helps lead an inter- violent extremism online, and building safe online faith and inter-religious group spaces across Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. in Singapore, bringing together people and organizations from Alvin has worked in investment banking at Goldman across racial and religious lines, Alvin Tan Sachs, in the United Nations working on tech solutions and serves vunerable families and Head of Public Policy & for the Secretary-General, Singapore's Ministry of seniors at the heart of Singapore's Economics (APAC) Defence in command and counter-terrorism roles, and LinkedIn Chinatown district. in Oxfam Australia on fair trade issues. He has a First

22 Maisa Rojas is Associate Professor at the Department The other research area she has of Geophysics at the University of Chile. With an developed is Regional Climate in Physics (University of Chile) Modelling, including the assessment and a PhD in Atmospheric Physics from the University of climate change impacts on of Oxford (thesis on middle atmospheric dynamics). She different sectors of society, in has also specialized in regional climate modelling as a particular on agriculture and water postdoctoral researcher at the “International Research resources (see other projects). Institute for Climate and Society” (IRI) at Columbia This area is mostly developed at University (USA). Rojas focus on two main research the “Centre. I was a lead author of areas: Paleoclimate and regional climate change. The the IPCC's 5th Assessment Report common analysis tools are numerical climate models. (IPCC-AR5), and I am a Coordinating Lead Author of the forthcoming 6th Maisa ROJAS Rojas's paleoclimate research is centered in Director Assessment Report AR6. CR2-University of Chile understanding the evolution and dynamics of the climate system in the Southern Hemisphere over the last 25,000 years. Millennium Nucleus on Paleoclimate of the Southern Hemisphere.

Jack Li has served as the dean of the Office of Li is a tenured associate professor International Cooperation and Exchange since 2015, of finance and former associate leading a team of over 60 international education dean at Tsinghua's School of specialists and program managers. Li has been an Economics and Management (SEM). instrumental figure in Tsinghua's internationalization, During Li's tenure, he led academic strategic global engagement projects and programs covering 2,000 students administration of international affairs. Recognized and 10,000 alumni, and launched as a consultative and entrepreneurial leader, he has a number of signature programs, worked effectively to establish innovative projects and including the Tsinghua-MIT a greater global presence for Tsinghua. These include: Global MBA Program; Tsinghua- Tsinghua's first global strategy in 2016, Tsinghua's Columbia double degree program Jack LI Global Innovation Exchange (GIX) in Seattle; and the in business analytics; Tsinghua- Dean of Office of International China Italy Design Innovation Hub in Milan. Singapore Management University Cooperation and Exchange CFO Leadership Program; and the Tsinghua University Li is the deputy secretary-general of the national Master of Finance Program. In steering committee of in 2014, Li also developed the first Business and Administration, and an executive blended teaching practice among board member of the Chinese Society of Academic major MBA programs worldwide. Degrees and Graduate Studies. He also leads the Tsinghua Institute for Industrial Innovation and Finance Li has published prolifically in in promoting finance advancement for industrial academic journals such as Journal innovation. of Business, Journal of Futures Markets, Financial Analysts Journal, and leading Chinese journals.

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23 BIOGRAPHIES OF SPEAKERS SESSION 4: GENDER EQUALITY AND HEALTH IN A DIGITAL FUTURE

Rosa Devés (Biochemist, Universidad de Chile; Ph.D. coming from underprivileged in Biochemistry, The University of Western Ontario, contexts and a richer learning Canada) is Professor at the Faculty of Medicine, environment for all. Since 2003, Universidad de Chile. Alongside her scientific career in she has been a corresponding the area of cell physiology, she has been engaged in member of the Chilean Academy of the improvement of science education at the schools, Sciences. mainly through her work in a nation-wide inquiry based science education program.

At the University of Chile, she has served as Graduate Director (2006 – 2010), Provost (Prorector, 2010 – 2014) and Vice-President of Academic Affairs (2014 - Rosa DEVÉS present). At these positions she has been involved in Vice President of Academic Affairs Universidad de Chile strengthening equity and inclusion at the University with the aim of generating more opportunities for students

Veronica Esposo Ramirez, PhD is an Associate Professor Her research, “Common health at the University of Asia and the Pacific and Holder of problems of Women Overseas the Bank of Philippine Islands (BPI) Professorial Chair for Filipino Workers (OFWs): Migration and Overseas Filipino Work from 2014-2019. Implications to Prevention and Health Services,” won first place at She obtained a PhD in Educational Administration (1997) the 2019 APEC Inaugural Healthy and Master of Arts degree in Art History (2007) from the Women, Healthy Economies University of the Philippines, a Master of Arts degree Research Prize, awarded in La in Language and Literature (1985) from De La Salle Serena, Chile on Oct. 1, 2019. She University, and a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree (1982) is also the recipient of 2018 and from the College of the Holy Spirit. 2016 Best Research Awards by the Philippine Association of Colleges Veronica RAMÍREZ Her special training in International Migration Law and Universities – Commission Assistant Professor Course was a scholarship grant from the International on Accreditation, Inc. (PACUCOA) University of Asia and the Pacific Institute for Humanitarian Law and International for her research studies entitled Organization for Migration held in San Remo, Italy 2017. “Sustainability Standards: The She is also an alumna of Migration and Integration New Quality Assurance for Higher Management with scholarship from the Metropolis Education in the Fourth Industrial Professional Development (MPD), Canada 2014. Revolution (4IR)” and “Migrant Education in Philippine Higher Education Institutions.”

24 Professor Rocky S. Tuan assumed office as the eighth as translational and clinical vice-chancellor and president of The Chinese University applications. His significant of Hong Kong on 1 January 2018. He is concurrently contributions have been recognized Lee Quo Wei and Lee Yick Hoi Lun Professor of by the Coventry Award of the Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine at American Academy of Orthopaedic the University. Prior to joining CUHK in 2016 as a Surgeons in 1996, the Hap Paul distinguished visiting professor and the founding Award of the International Society director of the Institute for Tissue Engineering and of Technologies in Arthroplasty in Regenerative Medicine, he held several appointments 1997, the Marshall Urist Award for at the University of Pittsburgh, including distinguished Excellence in Tissue Regeneration professor of orthopaedic surgery and director of the Research of the Orthopaedic Rocky S. TUAN Center for Cellular and Molecular Engineering in the Research Society in 2004, the Vice Chancellor and President School of Medicine. He is also founding director of the Carnegie Science Award in Life The Chinese University of Hong Kong Center for Military Medicine Research and Associate Sciences, and the Clemson Award Director of the McGowan Institute for Regenerative of the Society for Biomaterials in Medicine. 2016. In 2017 and 2018, Professor Tuan was elected a Fellow of the Professor Tuan is an internationally renowned National Academy of Inventors biomedical scientist specializing in musculoskeletal (NAI) and the Chinese Association biology and tissue regeneration, whose work of Inventions, respectively, for his covers both basic science and engineering, as well accomplishments in innovation and translational research that bring significant impact on society.

Professfor Hong Hocheng received his PhD in Professfor Hocheng has been also Mechanical Engineering from University of California dedicated to the service at NTHU (Berkeley) in 1988. His research interest lies in the as the Dean of General Education, innovative manufacturing processes. He has been Dean of Student Affairs, and Dean cited Outstanding Teaching from NTHU, Outstanding of College of Engineering. President Research Awards from National Science Council, Hocheng served as the Deputy National Academic Prize of Ministry of Education, Minister of the National Science and the Professor Fryderyk Staub Golden Owl Award Council of the Executive Yuan and from World Academy of Manufacturing and Materials is the current President of National Engineering. Tsing Hua University.

Hong HOCHENG President National Tsing Hua University

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25 BIOGRAPHIES OF SPEAKERS Pedro Galvis has more than 22 years of experience at Since April 2019, Pedro Galvis is Merck, a leading science and technology company. the leader of Merck Biopharma He started his career in the organization managing business in Brazil and Managing Customer Excellence in the Life Sciences business Director for Merck Group in the of Merck in Colombia and with Supply Chain in country and most recently since Venezuela. Since 2000, Pedro has been working within August, 2019 he also serves as the Healthcare business of Merck, fulfilling different an interim role as the Regional roles in both regional and local operations as Business Vice President for the Healthcare Development Manager, LATAM Regional Director for business of Merck in Latin America. Generics in Canada and Brazil, Cardiometabolic care and general medicines head in Brazil, and then as the Pedro Galvis is an Industrial General Manager in Peru. From 2012 to 2018 Pedro Engineer and holds a Master's Pedro GALVIS Degree in Business Administration Regional Vice President successfully served as Managing Director and General Merck, Healthcare in Latin America Manager of Biopharma business in Mexico. from ESADE in Barcelona and and Managing Director Brazil has completed several Executive Development Programs in recognized institutions in Europe, China and North America.

Steffen Härtel was born in Frankfurt (Ger) and studied Biomedical Neuroscience Institute physics at the University Johann Wolfgang von Goethe (BNI), funded by the Millennium (Frankfurt, Ger), at the Universidad de Córdoba (Arg), Science Initiative since 2011, and at the Universidad Austral de Chile (Valdivia, Chile), Sub-Director for investigation of the and at the University of Bremen (Ger). He received Instituto de Ciencias Biomédicas fellowships of the DAAD and the Bremer Studienfonds. ICBM, founder of CEDAI SpA, His Ph.D. thesis was honored with Summa Cum Laude Director of the first Chilean Center and received the "Bremer Studienpreis" in combination for Digital Pathology CPDAI, and with the special award of the Bruker Daltonik GmbH. In Director of the Center for Medical 2000/2001, he worked as principal investigator at the Informatics and Telemedicine TZI (Center for Technology and Informatics, Bremen, (CIMT). He is Founding Director Steffen HÄRTEL Ger), financed by the DfG. Between 2001 and 2003, he of the National Center of Health Professor, Faculty of Medicine received a Feodor Lynen Fellowship by the Alexander Information Systems (CENS) of the Universidad de Chile von Humboldt Foundation (Ger) in combination with a Universidad de Chile together with postdoctoral fellowship of CONICET (Arg) and worked Daniel Capurro M.D., Pontificia in Bruno Maggio laboratory's at the CIQUIBIQ (Córdoba, Universidad Católica de Chile, Arg). In May of 2003, he joined the laboratory of Felipe Universidad de Talca, Universidad Barros at the Centro de Estudios Científicos (CECS, de and Universidad de Valdivia, Chile) with a 3-year postdoctoral fellowship Concepción. financed by FONDECYT (Chile). Since 2006, he is leading the Laboratory of Scientific Image Processing Steffen Härtel is currently Full (SCIAN-Lab) @ the Medical Faculty of the University of Professor at the Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile. Presently he is member of the Chile.

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Joanna Regulska is the Vice Provost and Associate Republic of Poland (1996), Knight's Chancellor of Global Affairs and a Professor of Gender, Cross of the Order of Restitution of Sexuality and Women's Studies at the University of the Republic of Poland (2004), and California, Davis. With 30+ years of international Commander's Cross of the Order of experience, she has led diverse and transformative Polonia Restituta (2014). partnerships, educational and research projects. She was an AIEA Presidential Fellow (2010-11), received a Doctor Honoris Causa from Tbilisi State University, Georgia (2011), and a Fulbright U.S.-Korea International Education Administrator Award (2013). Regulska serves on the Founder Board of The Foundation in Support of Joanna REGULSKA Local Democracy, the largest NGO in Poland that works Vice Provost and Associate with governments, businesses and industry partners Chancellor of Global Affairs to strengthen local economy and self-governance. To UC Davis recognize her work, the President of Poland awarded Regulska the Cavalier Cross of the Order of Merit of the

Dr. Tremewan was elected 4th Secretary General of the He was elected a senior associate Association of Pacific Rim Universities and took up the member of St. Antony's College, role from June 2011. Oxford University, in September 1991 from where he published Before heading the APRU International Secretariat, the book The Political Economy he was the Vice-President/Pro Vice-Chancellor of Social Control in Singapore (International) of the , New (Macmillan and St Martin's Press, Zealand. 1994, reprinted 1996). He was a visiting fellow at Georgetown He holds bachelor's and master's degrees in social University in Washington, D.C. in anthropology from the University of Auckland, a 2003 and a visiting professor at master's degree in Public Administration from Harvard Peking University in 2007-2008. Christopher TREMEWAN University, and a Ph.D. in political science (on Southeast Secretary General Asian politics) from the . APRU

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As a network of leading universities linking the Americas, Asia and Australasia, the Association of Pacific Rim Universities (APRU) is the Voice of Knowledge and Innovation for the Asia-Pacific region. We bring together thought leaders, researchers, and policy-makers to exchange ideas and collaborate on effective solutions to the challenges of the 21 st century.

Our primary research areas include natural hazards & disaster risk reduction, women in leadership, population aging, global health, sustainable cities, artificial intelligence & the future of work, the Pacific Ocean, and labor mobility.

The University of Chile was founded on the 19th of November, 1842. It is the oldest higher education institution in Chile. Generating, developing, integrating and communicating knowledge in all the areas of knowledge and culture are the mission and basis of the activities of the University. This makes up the involvedness of their work and directs the education they impart.

Among the first Presidents are the founder, the Venezuelan humanist and jurist Andrés Bello (1843 – 1865), and the Polish scientist and mineralogist Ignacio Domeyko Ancuta (1867 – 1883).

The University is located in the capital city Santiago de Chile and it is a public university with international quality. All the areas of knowledge are elaborated in their lecture halls and today the university is at the top of the Chilean university system with regard to teaching, research, creation and outreach.

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Being a host economy allows Chile to propose the priorities and deliverables that will guide the work of the main Asia-Pacific Economic Forum throughout the year.

The realization of an APEC year provides a unique opportunity to show the cultural, social and geographic wealth of the country to all the Forum members, considering that it will generate the visit of more than 15,000 representatives of member economies, observers, businessmen, and international press.

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