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SPI draws from the experience of a vast
number of experts from diverse disciplines who are dedicated to
finding solutions to sustainability challenges facing India.
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Sanjeev Sanyal
BA Economics,
Delhi University
MA/MSc Economics,
Oxford (Rhodes Scholar),
Eisenhower Fellow
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Sanjeev Sanyal is the
Founder and Managing Trustee of The Sustainable Planet Institute
(SPI). He is also Senior Fellow, World Wide Fund for Nature;
Member, Steering Committee of the Urban Age at the London School of
Economics & Political Science (LSE); Director of Green
Accounting for India States Project; and Fellow, National
University of Singapore. Sanjeev was Regional Chief Economist for
Deutsche Bank till 2008, based out of Singapore. His book "The
Indian Renaissance: India's Rise After a Thousand Years of
Decline" was published by Penguin in 2008. He was
named Young Global Leader in 2010 by World Economic Forum, Davos.
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Pavan Sukhdev
BA/MA Physics,
Oxford
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Pavan Sukhdev is a
Managing Director at Deutsche Bank AG and Co-Founder of Green India
States Trust (GIST). Pavan currently leads the study titled The Economics of Ecosystems and
Biodiversity on behalf of the EU Commission. He is also the
Project Leader of the United Nations Environment Programme's Green
Economy Initiative.
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Manit Rastogi
Director, Morphogenesis
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Manit Rastogi founded
Morphogenesis in 1996 after completing his AA Diploma for which he
was awarded Honours and the Graduate Diploma in Sustainable Energy
Design. He has taught at the Architectural Association, London;
School of Planning and Architecture, Delhi; and the Hong Kong
Polytechnic Institute; and has been a juror on several design and
award juries. Currently the Managing Director at Morphogenesis
which was set up with the aim of taking contemporary Asian design
to the forefront of the world architecture with an emphasis on
sustainable design. The firm is currently a conglomerate of 100
architects and interior designers, based out of New Delhi and Pune
and is handling projects across varied and complex typologies.
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Ravi Singh
Secretary General & CEO,
WWF-India
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Ravi Singh is the Secretary General
& CEO of WWF-India since 2003. Prior to this appointment, he
was the General Manager and Head, Multi National Corporates,
Deutsche Bank, Mumbai. Beside his professional achievements in the
corporate sector, Ravi has had an abiding interest in the
conservation of nature and working for India. He has been involved
in issues related to conservation since 1976 and has been a member
of several conservation organizations, which include WWF and the
BNHS.
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Arun Kapur
B.A./M.A History,
Delhi University
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Arun Kapur is the Director of Vasant
Valley School. He is also the Chairman of Ritinjali, a NGO he
founded in 1995, which is a vehicle for community development
through education and constructive work among marginalised
societies across India. In 2002, he established Pallavan, an early
childhood development programme for children between the ages of 2
and 5 years.
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Professor Rajiv Sinha
B.A./M.A. Delhi University
Ph.D., Pennsylvania State
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Rajiv K. Sinha is
Professor of Marketing and the CSL Distinguished Scholar at the
W.P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State University. He has
taught at Northwestern University (Kellogg). He has served as a
consultant to major companies and published widely on issues
related to the diffusion of new technologies and environmental
economics.
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Gaurav Gupta
BA, PPE, Oxford
MA, Development
Economics, Yale
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Gaurav Gupta is the
Founder and Director of the Climate Project India, which is a part
of Al Gore's Climate Leadership initiative. Prior to this, he
worked for The Boston Consulting Group in Sydney for 6 years and
also co-founded The Cape York Institute, a leading Australian
social policy think tank.
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