Pan road, Silom, bangkok 10500, thailand tel: +66 2 266 6085-6 Fax: +66 2 266 6087

Peter van Haren cancham thailand Hall of Fame recipient Email: peter@vharen.com BACKGROUND Peter J. van Haren has lived in Thailand since 1991, coming from canada to act as the project manager on a nationwide TOT fiber optic project, for the thai government concession holder Com-Link Co. Ltd. He stayed with them until 2003, after which he became ceo for the publicly listed company Wiik & Hoeglund PLC. He left “WIIK” in 2012 to join three partners in forming XPC Cross Pacific Consulting Co., Ltd. in 2016, Peter became a lecturer and later the Director of the international Studies center of the King Mongkut University of Technology International college where he is currently teaching business ethics, organizational behavior, and international business Strategy in the undergraduate program. He is also a facilitator for the institute of Directors, ceo of Pro-En Technologies Ltd., Partner and Chairman of the Board of Chosen Energy Co., Ltd. Peter has served two terms as the President of cancham, was chairman of the Joint Foreign chambers of commerce of thailand for 9 years, Vice-chairman of the board of trade of Thailand for 7 years, Advisor to ICC, Director of the Finish Chamber of Commerce, Advisor to the chairman of the thai trade representative Office (Kiat Sittheeamorn) and Advisor to the Minister of Industry (Pol. Gen. Pracha Promnok). He also hosts the weekly thai language radio program “ceo Vision” on MCOT FM 96.5 and has done so for nearly 10 years. David John Welsh country Director Solidarity center tel: +66 80 294 0140

BACKGROUND David John Welsh is the country Director for the Solidarity Center in Thailand. The Solidarity Center is an international NGO headquartered in Washington Dc and operating in over 60 countries worldwide. The mission of the Solidarity center is the promotion of the rights of trade unions, employees and migrant workers and in thailand routinely engages with all supply chain stakeholders in the furtherance of worker rights and accountability. Mr Welsh was previously the SC Country Director in indonesia, Malaysia , cambodia and Bangladesh. He is a Canadian lawyer by background and holds two law degrees, an LLB and LLL.

Nathan Wood Vice President, operations Satyapon & Partners Limited tel: +66 97 308 1019 Email: nathan@satyapon.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ nathan-d-wood

Nathan is an exceptional operations, sales and business development senior executive, now armed with an international business law degree, he has pivoted into an corporate structure, intellectual property and international tax reduction strategist. He has a knack for seeing risk where others see clear sailing, and seeing opportunity where others see risk. He is a natural relationship builder, and strategic partnership facilitator. He is equally at home advising local clients on how to take their companies global, as he is on market entry of multinational brands into the lucrative Southeast Asian markets, while always having an eye out for the next strategic service or partnership for his firm. He advises a wide range of clients on structuring their thai investments to meet foriegn regulatory concerns, how to turn their intellectual property into a tax reduction vehicle, and a wide range of other strategic legal concerns. He strongly believes a good attorney should be a business enabler and facilitator, and trusted business adviser not just a lawyer. Nathan earned his negotiating stripes at a very early age, a high school dropout, he parleyed a contract job moving boxes for $12 an hour, at the then canadian Fortune 100 company Sprint canada, into Manager of information technology Procurement for a leading telecom in charge of 7 direct reports and $75 million a year in buying by the age of 23. He was negotiating multi-million dollar contracts on their behalf by the tender age of 21. He moved West after the hostile takeover of Sprint, and found a new home helping the CEO of GlassMasters Autoglass build a small business into a publicly traded company which resulted in an 8 figure exit to an investment company owned by a Canadian Senator. He acted as the corporate troubleshooter for struggling branches, opened new branches, built new divisions, and helped manage multiple business units with great success. Nathan is passionate about wildlife conservation and children’s charities, and is now moving into the philanthropic enterprise arena. He just launched a new breed of fashion accessory brands, one developed from day one with eco-friendly circular economy in mind and directly funding much deserving underfunded charitable organizations with the proceeds. A well rounded executive, with exposure to almost every arena of business, he is now a law school graduate and social entrepreneur.