Authors
Contributing analysis and perspectives across the Foundation’s knowledge products
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Consultant, Business AsiaRecent work: Global Value Chains and the Post-COVID-19 EconomyGrace Jaramillo is an APF Canada Expert Consultant on Trade and Global Value Chains and former Program Manager, Business Asia, at the Foundation.
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Daniela Rodriguez
Junior Research ScholarRecent work: Pushed to the Margin: Vulnerable Groups in the Asia Pacific During COVID-19Daniela Rodriguez is a Junior Research Scholar with the Asia Pacific Foundation's Digital Asia research team. She is a recent Master's of Public Policy and Global Affairs graduate from the University of British Columbia.
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Darren Touch
Policy AnalystRecent work: Cambodia’s State of Emergency Law and the Fight Against COVID-19Darren Touch is a policy commentator and analyst on Cambodian and Southeast Asian affairs. With a background in public policy, Darren has extensive knowledge and experience in governance and evidence-based, people-focused public policy development in the public, private, and non-governmental sectors. He is a Schwarzman Scholar completing a Master of Management Science, Global Affairs at Tsinghua University, Beijing, and a graduate of the Master of Public Policy and Global Affairs (MPPGA) from the University of British Columbia.
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Stephanie Lee
Program Manager, Networks and PartnershipsRecent work: Australia Diverts Support to its Agriculture and Fisheries Sector to Offset COVID-19 ImpactsStephanie Lee is APF Canada's Program Manager, Networks and Partnerships. She has direct experience working with think-tanks and international organizations in Asia including the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Stephanie studied a Master of International Forestry at the University British Columbia, and a Master of Public Systems Management and Bachelor of Science in Geography (Hons.) in India.
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Justin Kwan
Recent work: Going Viral: Public Service Campaigns in Asia Take on COVID-19Justin Kwan is a Program Manager at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.
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Jia Yuan Loke
Research Associate, Centre for AI and Data Governance, SingaporeRecent work: Singapore’s National AI Strategy: A Springboard for Canadian CollaborationJia Yuan Loke is a Research Associate at the Centre for AI and Data Governance in Singapore. He writes a newsletter covering AI policy and the wider ecosystem in Singapore. He has a B.A. in Politics and Sociology from the University of Cambridge. -
Dakota Norris
Junior Research ScholarRecent work: Guidebook for Doing Business in the Asia Pacific: A Resource for Indigenous BusinessesDakota Norris is a recent graduate of the University of Saskatchewan. Originally from Inuvik, Northwest Territories, he is a Gwich’in First Nation youth. Dakota has spent several summers as a research assistant on the Building Northern Capacity through Entrepreneurship project, a multi-year study examining entrepreneurship and economic development in the Northern Saskatchewan context. He currently works as a Junior Research Scholar at the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada, examining how Indigenous Canadians can engage with Asia.
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Kirk Plangger
Recent work: E-Commerce in South Korea: A Canadian PerspectiveDr. Kirk Plangger is Associate Professor of Marketing at the King’s Business School, King’s College, London, UK, where he teaches and researches digital marketing. His undergraduate education in economics was at Western University, and his PhD in marketing was awarded by Simon Fraser University. His work has been published in journals such as the Journal of Business Research, Journal of Strategic Information Systems,and Academy of Marketing Science Review.
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Theresa Eriksson
Recent work: E-Commerce in South Korea: A Canadian PerspectiveTheresa Eriksson is a doctoral student in industrial marketing at the Luleå University of Technology in Luleå, Sweden, where she researches entrepreneurship and technology. Her work has been published in journals such as Business Horizons and the Journal of Strategic Marketing.