Creative leadersfrom five continents.

<p>Pancho González is Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Inbrax in Santiago, Chile. He studied advertising at the Universidad de Santiago and holds an MBA from Steinbeis University in Berlin. A juror at Cannes, D&#038;AD, The One Show, Clio Awards and many other festivals, and a speaker in more than a dozen countries, he has won over 300 national and international awards. He mentors young creatives and teaches MBA students at Miami Ad School and the Universidad de Santiago de Chile.</p>

<p>Mohammad Rakibul Hasan is a Bangladeshi documentary photographer, filmmaker, visual artist, and educator whose practice explores climate change, human rights, displacement, and cultural memory. Working across photography, moving image, and visual research, he connects lived experiences with wider social and ecological concerns. His work has been exhibited internationally and recognized through awards, scholarships, and fellowships, including the ICP Director’s Fellowship and a World Press Photo scholarship. Hasan holds a BA (Hons) in Photography from Falmouth University and has studied at the International Center of Photography, the University of Oxford, Ateneo de Manila University, and the University of Sydney. He teaches visual journalism at Daffodil International University and works with international media and humanitarian organizations. Through teaching, mentorship, and collaborative practice, he supports emerging storytellers and advocates for greater access to creative education and opportunities for practitioners from underrepresented communities.</p>

<p>Linzi Boyd is the Founder of One Earth Global and an Ambassador of Purpose, named by GEN Global. She works at the intersection of spiritual intelligence, economic systems and large-scale change, helping founders, CEOs and institutions build purpose into the structure of their organisations. Having built and sold her first businesses before the age of 24, she has since spoken on more than 50 global stages, including The Economist, the United Nations and London Tech Week, and mobilises purpose-led capital through the One Earth Fund.</p>

<p>Ravin Lama is a media entrepreneur, advertising leader and educator whose career connects creativity with opportunity across Nepal and Mauritius. He spent 30 years in advertising in Nepal, founding boutique agency Desla The Communicators and later Stimulus Advertizers, Nepal’s No. 1 advertising agency. His professional grounding includes training at Contract Advertising and HTA India, later known as Wunderman Thompson.<br /> He is Managing Director of The Himalayan Times and founder of Mind Initiatives, a Mauritius-based training company. Through BrandFest in Nepal and Brand Magic in Mauritius, he brings international creative expertise to local audiences, strengthening skills, networks and possibilities.<br /> A Distinguished Toastmaster, he started the Toastmasters movement in Nepal, founded Nepal’s first Toastmasters Club and has long championed the power of finding one’s voice. As a Founding Advisory Board Member of the Global Creative Foundation, he is committed to helping overlooked talent gain the access and platform it deserves.</p>

<p>Ronita Mukerjee is Executive Director, Client Services at Landor, a brand and design specialist who guides teams in building brands designed to transform businesses. Her work includes collaborations with Google India, the Indian School of Business, Abbott EPD, India Gate Basmati Rice, Hinduja Group, Diageo, Tata Consumer Products, Mahindra Hospitality, Aditya Birla Group and Haleon. A WPP Stella mentor dedicated to coaching young women leaders, she is also the author of the e-book Lockdown Musings and speaks at industry forums and design schools on brands and design.</p>

<p>Lulu Lu is a Creative &#038; Business Strategy Partner and former Chief Creative Officer of VML Taiwan. One of Taiwan&#8217;s most awarded creative leaders, she was named Best Creative Person in advertising in Taiwan in 2021. An ad copywriter, author and college lecturer, she believes the greatest creativity is hidden in the tiny bits of everyday life. Her work includes the Kleenex VIVA &#8220;Battle of the Queens&#8221; campaign, and each year she works with clients to tackle a social issue in Taiwan. She has judged at Cannes Lions 2025, The One Show 2026, Dubai Lynx 2026, Spikes Asia, AdFest and many other awards.</p>

<p>Asma Humayun is Founder, Global Creative Director and Executive Producer of Shiny Toy Guns, a London-based creative and production partner for brands, agencies and causes. She has made films across nine countries over more than twenty years, and under her ownership Shiny Toy Guns, co-founded in Karachi in 2017, became Pakistan&#8217;s first female-owned production house in advertising. Her work includes Child Wedding Cards for UN Women, Pakistan&#8217;s first Cannes Lions Grand Prix for Good, and Schoolgirl Newscasters, Pakistan&#8217;s first Gold Lion in Glass. She served on the Cannes Lions Film Craft Jury in 2025 and 2026, and founded ROAR Collective, a platform that connects women creatives.</p>

<p>Enkhbayasgalan Tungalag is a Mongolian creative industry leader, entrepreneur and advocate for emerging creative talent. He is CEO of KMG Creative Group, an independent network of specialized creative agencies, and Co-founder of Adjournal Asia, a media platform connecting Asian creative communities with global opportunities.</p> <p>With over a decade of experience, he has led creative and marketing initiatives for international organizations and brands including Coca-Cola, Heineken, UNICEF, Save The Children and WWF.</p> <p>He has served as a Cannes Lions 2025 Shortlisting Jury member and MAD STARS 2026 Final Juror, championing greater representation of emerging markets in international creative festivals.</p> <p>Passionate about mentorship, creative education and industry development, he believes that geography should never limit creative potential and is committed to empowering the next generation of Asian creative leaders.</p>

<p>Bomee Lee is a Seoul-based creative copywriter and strategist with extensive experience in advertising, branding, and cross-cultural storytelling.</p> <p>Her work has been recognized at international creative festivals, including Cannes Lions and Spikes Asia. She has also served as a jury member.</p> <p>Throughout her career, she has collaborated with global brands including Hyundai Motor Company, BVLGARI, and AB InBev, bringing cultural insight and creative thinking to international campaigns.</p> <p>As a co-founder of Women Creatives Club of Korea (WCCK), she is passionate about amplifying women’s voices, connecting creative talent, and creating opportunities for the next generation of creatives.</p>

<p>Alejandro is an award-winning creative leader specializing in digital creativity and innovation. With over 18 years of experience, he has worked across Latin America and Europe, leading multidisciplinary creative teams to find new and disruptive ways to connect with audiences.</p> <p>He has extensive experience working with both independent and global network agencies, including Leo Burnett, BBDO, MIG, Nucorpa, Territorio Creativo, and Good Rebels. Before joining Cheil, he was Executive Creative Director (ECD) at Good Rebels, where he led global creative teams across five cities: London, Madrid, Mexico City, Bogotá, and Barcelona.</p> <p>He has worked with brands such as Samsung, IKEA, Coca-Cola, Toyota, Amazon, Volkswagen, Domino’s Pizza, and Red Bull, and has served as a jury member for Cannes Lions, El Sol Festival, CdeC, El Ojo de Iberoamerica, Immortal Awards, FIAP, and WINA, among others.</p> <p>His work has received international honors at Cannes Lions, D&#038;AD, The One Show, Caples Awards, LIA Awards, CdeC, El Sol Festival, FIAP, Lovie Awards, IAB Inspirational, and El Ojo de Iberoamerica. He helped Cheil Spain become the second-most-awarded Spanish agency at Cannes Lions across the 2020 and 2021 editions.</p>

<p>Alfred Wee is a creative leader with over 20 years of experience across public sector, healthcare, financial services and consumer brands. His work has been recognised at Cannes Lions, D&#038;AD, The One Show, Effies, Spikes Asia, Clio Awards, LIA and ADFEST.</p> <p>Beyond his creative work, Alfred is an international juror, mentor and educator, contributing to industry programmes, advisory roles and creative education. He is particularly committed to developing emerging talent and creating opportunities for the next generation of creatives. After more than two decades in the industry, he still believes there is always something new to learn.</p>

<p>Atiya is a creative who plays the dual role of CEO &#038; CCO at the most awarded agency in Pakistan. She has over 20 years of experience in advertising; working on an array of local and international brands. Winner of the first ever Glass Lion at Cannes Lions 2023, for Pakistan, she is also the first person to be jury president Spikes Asia from the country, and first selected for Cannes Lions See it Be it (2017) program and the Cannes Lions awarding Jury (SDG 2024), One Show Jury (Film, 2024) D&#038;AD’s Rare creative program and also the Pitch magazines’ 100 Superwomen list 2019, and the only Pakistani to be the Mentor-at-large for Cannes Lions for two years. She also wrote a film which was available on Netflix. Atiya has judged many other international and local awards including, Spikes Asia, Clio Awards, ADC, Andy Awards, Lisbon Advertising Awards, MENA Digital Awards, APAC award, Young Spikes and Effie Pakistan.</p>

<p>Experienced Creative leader with a demonstrated history of working in the information technology and services industry. In love with human behaviour, insights, creative strategy, strategic communications, marketing campaign, new media, digital marketing, branding, content, corporate identity, and visual communication.</p>

<p>Issam Amrani is a creative leader and brand builder with 28 years of experience across MENA and Europe. He held creative roles at Y&#038;R and served as Regional Creative Director MENA at Grey Worldwide before co-founding Fledge Brand Consultancy in Casablanca in 2012. As Executive Creative Director, he has worked with global brands and institutions including P&#038;G, Mars, Visa, Nokia, Danone, GSK, Colgate-Palmolive, McDonald’s, Stellantis, the British Council, the World Bank and the European Union, combining creative vision with marketing strategy and team leadership to deliver award-winning work with commercial and social impact.</p> <p>A seasoned international juror, Issam has judged award shows across Asia, Europe and the Americas, including MAD STARS in Busan, the US International Awards in Los Angeles, the Lisbon International Awards and AdForum’s PHNX Awards. He is also a Senior Mentor at the MIT Sandbox Innovation Fund, helping founders turn early ideas into viable ventures.</p>

<p>Lissette Guzmán is Chief Creative Officer at McCann Santo Domingo, with over 20 years of experience in advertising. A passionate advocate for emerging talent, she actively contributes to the growth of the creative industry across Latin America and the Caribbean through mentorship, education, industry leadership and the promotion of regional creative festivals.<br /> She has mentored emerging creatives at institutions including Chavón, Parsons, Miami Ad School, Brother and Brave, collaborated with organizations such as Publicitarias RD and Ladies, Wine &#038; Design, and participated as a speaker at universities and regional industry events. As a member of ADECC and an international festival juror, she champions creative excellence, greater visibility for regional talent and opportunities for the next generation. Recently appointed as a Patron for the Lisbon Advertising Guiding Stars 2026, she continues to support the development of young creative professionals and connect emerging talent with the global industry.<br /> Her work has received recognition at international award shows, including Cannes Lions, Clio and D&#038;AD.</p>

<p>#MadeInItaly, MTV raised, Asia adopted.<br /> I look for ideas that make us think, “Oh shit. How are we gonna pull this off?”<br /> Then I get my hands into the work. Find the right partners who can help make it happen. Figure out which details matter and which rules don’t. And make sure the thing we put into the world is as interesting as the idea that got us excited in the first place.<br /> After more than a decade building brands across Southeast Asia, I launched Moonfolks Vietnam, where I’m CCO &#038; Managing Partner.<br /> Building an independent studio gave me that same feeling.<br /> We’re pulling it off.</p>

<p>Roman Carlo Olivarez is the Executive Creative Director of the Year at the 2026 Kidlat Awards by the 4As Creative Guild of the Philippines. </p> <p>He co-leads the creatives for the No.1 Philippine Network Agency &#8211; TREYNA Group according to the Drum World Creative Rankings for 2025 and 2026, and the Campaign Brief Agency Rankings 2025 </p> <p>He is also a part of the work that won the Philippines’ first and only Glass Grand Prix in the Spikes Asia Advertising Awards.</p>

<p>Timo grew up between Germany and Japan. In his early 20s, he decided Tokyo was where he wanted to be. He cut his teeth at the small Japanese production firm Ame before moving to Creative Hybrid, a production company aimed at bringing the best of east and west together in Tokyo. After Hybrid he took a position at Japan&#8217;s largest production company, Tohokushinsha and was the company&#8217;s international producer. Trilingual in Japanese, English and German, Timo handled any project with an international element. In 2012, he then joined Cutters and helped open the company&#8217;s Tokyo studio changing and influencing the Post-production landscape in Japan. He was greatly responsible for the deep influence and grand reputation the company has garnered on the Japanese market. And in 2018 he opened a new company named Connection (Production&#038;Post) and is trying to change the landscape in the production field.<br /> Now part of Black Cat White Cat Music a new challenge has arise to influence the Asian Market and beyond.</p>