Kavita Gandhi has an extensive background in environment and developmental sector spanning over last 20 years. Kavita has been involved in multi-dimensional projects like United States Asia Environmental Partnership (US-AEP) and was Instrumental in setting up of Clean Technology Environmental Management Centre (CTEM) in the Singapore Manufacturer’s Association. She has experience working with environmental sector startups and SMEs in her capacity as a manager of the Singapore Association for Environmental Companies (SAFECO). Kavita was one of the key personnel involved in setting up the Sustainable Energy Association of Singapore and securing a grant from SPRING Singapore to run programs in the area of local enterprise development, market development and training & conferences for clean energy industry. She also represents the association in various government and non-government committees related to clean energy. She was instrumental in developing and managing some unique programs like the SME Energy Efficiency outreach as well cleantech incubator. Kavita has an MSc in Environmental Management from Wye College, University of London.
Kavita is also representing SEAS on the following:
• Environment & Resource Standards Committee (ERSC), ESG
• Co-convener Renewable Energy Standards (RECs) working group, ESG
• TC for Energy, ESG
• SCEM Steering Committee, NEA
• Sustainable Energy for All (SE4All) committee, ADB
• Advisory Board: EcoLabs Centre of Innovation for Energy, NTU

Khai Yang is currently the Executive Director, Operations Excellence for Keppel, Infrastructure division. He oversees Sustainability and Quality, Investments, Supply Chain management and Technology.

Prior to Keppel, Khai Yang served as Global Head of Commercial Strategy with Wood Mackenzie; he was also concurrently its Chairman for APAC.

Outside work, Khai Yang volunteers as the Board Treasurer of WorkWell Leaders. WorkWell Leaders aims to work with leaders to champion well-being as a strategic priority for their organisations and take mental health as a fundamental responsibility for themselves and their work communities.