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Dr. Chauhan is Chancellor of Amity University and also the CEO of Amity Innovation Incubator and Amity Capital Ventures. He has extensive venture capital and strategic planning experience, with additional focus on entrepreneuship for youth in India. Dr. Chauhan has received numerous awards for leadership and citizenship, including selection as one of 100 “Champions of Change” by Prime Minister Modi of India. he holds degrees in Engineering, Finance, and Strategic Management from The Wharton Business School at the University of Pennsylvania and is an alumnus of the prestigious Jerome Fisher Program in Management & Technology.
Suzanne Farver teaches corporate sustainability strategy at Harvard University Extension School. With over 30 years experience in non-profit management, she also serves as finance chair and treasurer for the Rocky Mountain Institute board. As Executive Director of the Aspen Art Museum in the 1990s, she brought the organization from fiscal crisis to financial health, with balanced budgets in each year of her tenure. She holds a BA from Grinnell College (Phi Beta Kappa), an ALM in Environmental Management from Harvard University (class marshal), and a JD from the University of Denver.
Dr. (Prof) Singh is Group Vice Chancellor, Amity Universities. He is an internationally recognized Professor in the area of Management and is known in the field of academics as an institution builder, a writer, professor, distinguished academician, a top-class trainer, International business expert and student champion. He earned his Doctorate and Post Graduate degree in international business from Indian Institute of Foreign Trade.
Aashish Bindra is Chief Financial Officer for Amity Education Group worldwide. He has more than 30 years of experience in corporate finance, debt syndication, and capital markets and is a member of the core strategy group responsible for growing the reach and impact of Amity within and outside of India. He has a degree in commerce from Panjab University and is a member of the Insitute of Company Secretaries of India
Malcolm Walter’s career spans over 40 years and includes serving as the COO or CFO for several privately-held and public companies. In 2016, Malcolm retired after a 17-year career as COO of Bentley Systems, a global software company whose mission is sustaining infrastructure. At Bentley, his responsibilities included sales, professional services and marketing. During his tenure as COO, Bentley’s revenues transformed from license sales to subscriptions, from an indirect sales model to direct, and revenues grew from $100 million to over $600 million. Malcolm is a CPA and received his undergraduate degree from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
Saskia Feast is Western Region Vice President at Natural Capital Partners, a world-leading provider of market-based solutions to help clients combine business success with a positive impact on the environment. She has worked for large (Chevron, B.P.) and small (Cyrano Sciences, EOS Climate) organizations, launched the first handheld electronic nose and was part of the team that established a new class of emission reductions traded in California’s carbon market. Saskia is the author of more than 15 peer-reviewed scientific papers, white papers, and the voice of product videos. Her MBA is from Presidio Graduate School, where she was the senior manager of business partnerships, and she holds a Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry from Liverpool University, United Kingdom.
Sabrina Watkins, MBA, BSCE, serves as Head of Sustainable Development for ConocoPhillips, with global responsibility for corporate policies, positions, and implementation strategies. She chairs the Senior Advisory Council for the Global Environmental Management Initiative and served on the Board of Trustees of Bainbridge Graduate Institute. She chaired the executive committee of the U.S. Business Council for Sustainable Development from 2007-2009. In 2012, she was named to Industrial Safety and Health News “Power 101” list of influential leaders in sustainability. Watkins began her career in upstream production and drilling engineering. During her 32 years in the industry, she has held senior management roles in asset development, production, procurement, drilling, health, safety, and environment. Since 2001, she has led early-stage innovation, upstream technology strategy and global environmental technology and assumed her current role in 2009. She earned a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from Lehigh University in 1981 and a MBA in Sustainable Business from Bainbridge Graduate Institute in 2007.
