Research Associates
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Ishita Rai
I summarise and categorise all resources that go into Altiorem’s library, support engagement with Altiorem members, and ad hoc projects that enhance Altiorem’s value proposition and offering to sustainable finance communities.
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Ellysa Zainul
Ellysa is dedicated to social justice and queer rights, she is on a mission to offer financial sustainability resources in support of these causes.
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Fiona Huynh
I am a determined university student interested in contributing to sustainable finance. My interests within sustainable finance include ecology, sustainable energy use, food production, and climate change topics.
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Ellysa Zainul
Ellysa is dedicated to social justice and queer rights, she is on a mission to offer financial sustainability resources in support of these causes. -
Rebecca Katz
I am currently studying a double degree in Commerce and Science majoring in Marketing and Mathematics. I would like to learn more about how we can integrate sustainable practices into business to create a better future for everyone.
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Mariana Wheatley
I’m interested in the intersection of social and environmental issues, particularly those that work towards a just transition to a future where people, nature and the economy flourish.
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Guru Shyaam Shankar
I am currently studying a double degree, Bachelor of Actuarial Studies and a Bachelor of Applied Finance at Macquarie University. I’d like to utilise my knowledge to help promote sustainable acts around the world.
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Gemma Romiti
I’m excited to contribute to a platform advocating for sustainable finance and to develop my writing and analytical skills as a research contributor whilst applying and developing my existing knowledge of sustainability.
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Rose Kilbourn
I am currently studying MSc (Hons) Law and Finance at Queen Mary University London, building upon my first-class BSc (Hons) Accounting and Finance degree. With a strong background in research and a deep passion for sustainable finance, I am currently focusing my studies on sustainable investments and financial derivatives in my master’s thesis.