Xinran (Eugenie) Lu
Eugenie Lu is a recent graduate of the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy, University of Toronto.
Authors
Contributing analysis and perspectives across the Foundation’s knowledge products
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Recent work: Canadian Tech Companies and the China Marketplace
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Jordan Dupuis
Program Manager, Toronto OfficeRecent work: Asia Watch Special Edition: Marking Canada’s National Day for Truth and Reconciliation -
Stephen Couchman
Program Director, Bhutan Canada FoundationRecent work: The Trans Bhutan Trail: A Holistic Approach to Local DevelopmentStephen Couchman is a Program Director with the Bhutan Canada Foundation. He has worked in community development and philanthropy for 30 years and has a Masters in Environmental Studies from York University.
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Kent Schroeder
Executive Director, Bhutan Canada FoundationRecent work: The Trans Bhutan Trail: A Holistic Approach to Local DevelopmentKent Schroeder is the Executive Director of the Bhutan Canada Foundation and is the author of Politics of Gross National Happiness: Governance and Development in Bhutan.
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Tandin Wangmo
Researcher, Bhutan Canada FoundationRecent work: The Trans Bhutan Trail: A Holistic Approach to Local DevelopmentTandin Wangmo was a Researcher for Bhutan Canada Foundation. She holds a Masters in Sustainable Development from Murdoch University.
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Amy Zhou
Summer Research Student, APF CanadaRecent work: Xinjiang Cotton Ban Threatens to Unravel International Fashion IndustryAmy 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.
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Pauline Stern
Program Manager, Business AsiaRecent work: DEPA: The World's First Digital-Only Trade AgreementPauline Stern is Senior Program Manager, Business Asia, at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.
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Rachelle Taheri
Junior Research Scholar, APF CanadaRecent work: DEPA: The World's First Digital-Only Trade AgreementRachelle Taheri works on trade and investment research in the Business Asia pillar of the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada. She is a master’s graduate of the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto, with a specialization in Global Markets.
