Yunwen is the co-Founder and Executive Director of Greenovation Hub. Her expertise focuses on international financial flows, climate and energy governance, and has led several international joint research projects. She works closely with Chinese financial regulators and institutions to open the evidence-based policy discussion on green finance and environment/climate risk management. Prior to GHUB, she has worked with international environmental organizations and foundations for over a decade. Yunwen was a visiting research fellow at the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment of Oxford University from 2013 to 2014. She has served on the board of the China Climate Action Network. Yunwen holds a Master degree in Environmental Science from the University of Manchester, as well as a Master degree in Environmental Policy and Management from International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics at Lund University.

Expertise on the governance of the living resources in the Antarctic and high seas. Prior to the GHUB, he worked for the Institute for Environment and Development and Heinrich Böll Stiftung. He had observed the UN Climate process from 2007 to 2011. Since 2012,  he has been engaging in the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources and the Antarctic Treaty  Consultative meetings, and publishing papers and commentaries in various journal and newsletters. Jiliang holds a bachelor degree on Environmental Science from the East China Normal University and a master degree on Environmental Management from the Technical University of Freiberg, Germany.

Yingjie is contributing to climate communication work in this organization. She dedicated to enforcing the understanding of the public, enterprises, and policymakers towards climate issues, in order to foster the possible climate actions. Yingjie had researched Belt and Road’s environmental performance, and written multiple popular science articles when interned at China Dialogue. She obtained her bachelor’s degree from Wuhan University, majored in humanistic study. She got her master’s degree from the international Master of Environmental Policy (iMEP) program at Duke Kunshan University.

Hongyu leads the work on climate strategic communications, coordinates research and cross-sectoral dialogues of climate-related issues, and tracks the international climate governance process, to promote climate-compatible policy-making and implementation. Starting as a junior editor of China Climate Wire in 2013, she has been promoting discussions on the co-benefits of climate action and energy transition. She has gained experiences on corporate internal communications and program coordination in a multinational telecommunications company and local NGO. She received her MA degree in English and American Literatures from Beijing Foreign Studies University.

Xuezhen joined GHub in 2017 as an Operations Coordinator. In addition to maintaining the office administration, She provides the team with finance operation support on a daily basis. Prior to GHub, Ms. Kang served at the financial department for a large state-owned manufacturing company for over 25 years.

Jieyi works on energy and climate related issues and financing for sustainable agriculture. She graduated from EDHEC business school in France, obtaining two master’s degrees in management and corporate finance. She gained experiences in financial analysis from working for a multinational corporation.

XUE Yi promotes the policy centre with cross disciplinary communication, to ensure quality and timely execution of advocacy planning and communication strategy. Prior to G:HUB, she worked with a local news media agency where she developed and implemented creative strategies of communication and marketing for clients. She has extensive experience in online marketing and media writing. Xue Yi majored in an M.A.degree of Communications and News Media，and a B.A. degree of English Communication in the University of Macau.

Jingran works on policy research of Global Environmental governance, clean and low carbon energy transition and greening BRI initiative. Prior to G:HUB, she has experience in marketing and financial risks management for personal loan in a Chinese commercial bank. Jingran holds an MBA degree of Renmin University of China.

Responsible for the overall organizational operation management, covering work of administration, human resources and finance. Improved various systems at the institutional level. Before joining Ghub, Hong used to work on financial operations and marketing management in a listed company, engaging in the asset allocation optimization, and building the corporate internal control and the SAP system.

Lijie is GHub’s Financial Manager and she is responsible for ensuring sound financial control of the organisation and providing human resource support. She has rich experience in the finance sector, especially in Financial Management Accounting. During her career, she has served at industries such as a high-tech company in ZhongGuanCun Science Park and listed companies.

Zhiqian engages with China’s overseas investments, mainly looking at its environmental and social impacts. She has research experience in China’s overseas development cooperation and gender in China and has published an academic article on China-Africa development relations. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from King’s College London and a Master’s degree on Political Sociology from London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

She is devoted to marine conservation and blue innovation project research. She has a research background of impacts of climate change on runoff and their uncertainty with contributions from internal variability. She has published one academic article each as the first author on SCI-indexed journals entitled with International Journal of Climatology and Hydrology Research, and one on one SCI-indexed Journal of Hydrology as the third author. She graduated from Wuhan University with a Bachelor’s Degree of Engineering and a Master’s of Engineering, having been to University of Oslo, Norway for a study visit of half a year.