Ms Katharina Reimer is the Executive Director of the Karen Leung Foundation (“KLF”), a Hong Kong based registered charity which works to save lives in Asia by raising awareness of gynaecological cancers, educating women to increase rates of early detection and ensuring that women in treatment have access to optimal medical care. Miss Reimer leads all aspects of the Foundation’s strategy & development, fund-raising and operations. She is also a Founding member of the APAC HPV Coalition, a think tank which aims to advance the awareness, prevention and treatment of HPV-related disease. Katharina is a passionate advocate for social change and has been heavily involved in supporting several charities and philanthropic causes across Asia and acted as strategic media advisor to a number of public sector organizations in the Middle East and Africa in the earlier parts of her career. Since arriving in Hong Kong in 2004, she has led & supported initiatives and charities that foster positive social change to advance female empowerment such as 100Women in Finance and Asian University for Women HK Foundation amongst others. Katharina holds a Bachelor degree from the University of West of England (Bristol, England) and a Master in Economics from the Berlin School of Economics and Law. She has lived in over 20 countries and is fluent in three languages. She currently lives with her husband and their two children in Hong Kong.

Nimishaa Mohinani is a dedicated counsellor who believes in creating a collaborative and safe space for her clients. With a focus on exploring challenges and enhancing life experiences, she employs an integrative approach that combines Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), and mindfulness techniques. Nimishaa specialize in Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT). ACT is an action-oriented approach which aims to cultivate psychological flexibility, essential for effectively managing stress and navigating obstacles. Nimishaa supports her clients navigate a variety of issues, including grief, work stress, relationships, anxiety, and depression. Her compassionate and client-centered methodology empowers individuals to develop effective strategies for personal growth and well-being.

Elizabeth “Lizzie” Chan (陳曉彤) is the Regulatory Co-Chair of Girls Just Wanna Have Fund$ (GJWHF$), a non-profit dedicated to closing the gender investment gap. GJWHF$ aims to enhance financial literacy and empower individuals by normalising discussions about money, regardless of gender, age, or financial background. Lizzie also founded the GJWHF$ Money Mates programme, which pairs members each month for a “Money Date”, fostering connections within the GJWHF$ community and advancing financial empowerment for women. In her professional role, Lizzie is a Foreign Legal Manager at Stevenson, Wong & Co., specialising in international commercial arbitration and both Hong Kong and cross-border litigation.