Olivia Adams is a Post-Graduate Research Scholar with the Business Asia team at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada and a recent M.A. graduate from the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University.
Dr. Scott Harrison is a Program Manager at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.
Amy Zhou is a summer research student (2021) at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada and in her fourth year of political science and gender, sexuality, and women’s studies at Simon Fraser University.
Xiaoting (Maya) Liu is a Program Specialist for the Digital Asia pillar at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada. She is a Master of International Affairs graduate from the School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) at Columbia University.
Danielle Goldfarb is Head of Global Research at RIWI (Real-time Interactive Worldwide Intelligence) and an APF Canada Distinguished Fellow. RIWI’s technology, originally developed for pandemic surveillance, reaches randomly engaged populations in all countries, including those that do not typically answer surveys or express their views on social media.
Bart Édes is a policy analyst, commentator, and author of Learning From Tomorrow: Using Strategic Foresight to Prepare for the Next Big Disruption (2021). An APF Canada Distinguished Fellow, he focuses on developing Asian economies, international development, cross-border trade and investment, innovation, social policies, and transformative trends reshaping the world.
Dr. Sreyoshi Dey is APF Canada’s program manager for surveys and polling.
Hugo Roy is a Post-Graduate Research Scholar at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, conducting survey and polling research with the Perspectives Asia team. He is a Masters of Arts graduate from the Economics program at the University of Toronto.
Julia Nguyen is a Project Coordinator at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada and a recent B.A. graduate in Political Science and Economics from McGill University.
Erin is a Program Manager at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.
