As a pioneer in sustainable tourism, Banyan Tree takes "embracing the environment and caring for society" as its core philosophy and is committed to creating sustainable communities and business ecosystems, treating hotels as stewards of the land and communities they operate.

Ms. Su is an excellent practitioner and promoter of this concept. As a member of the Banyan Tree Group, she has successfully led the hotel and tourism industry to a steady growth track with her rich tourism experience and excellent management skills.

Under the guidance of Banyan Tree's sustainable development philosophy, the team led by Jenny Su stood out in the market competition and became one of the preferred travel service providers trusted by customers. Her decision-making skills and attention to detail allow her to create more value and influence on the road to sustainable tourism development.

John Paolo R. Rivera is a researcher and professor at the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) and the Asian Institute of Management (AIM). He focuses on socioeconomic research, particularly in macroeconomics, tourism development, and poverty economics. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals, with over 1,000 citations on topics like sustainable tourism and youth entrepreneurship. His work significantly contributes to economic policy discussions in the Philippines, making him a key figure in both academic and policy-making circles.

S. Steven Pan is the Executive Chairman of Silks Hotel Group and the listed FIH Corporation in Taipei, which is the leading listed hospitality company in Taiwan. Silks Group consists of 4 hotel brands including international luxury Regent, cultural luxury Silks Place, hotspring resort Wellspring and boutique hotel JUSTSLEEP brands. FIH is the owner and developer of Group’s flagship Regent Taipei Hotel and Regent Galleria, the first luxury hotel and retail mixed use complex in Asia. The Group also manages Regent branded residences and listed Real Estate Investment Trust (REITs) in Taiwan. Steven obtained a BA in Economics from the University of California, Berkeley in 1986 and an MBA from Columbia Business School in 1988. Prior to joining FIH in 1991 he was an Associate at First Boston.