Bob Ma was born in China and grew up in Singapore and Canada. He is a sophomore at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania concentrating in Business & Public Policy. He has a passion in social entrepreneurship, especially in social justice. In college, Bob founded Solacetics, an intercollegiate socio-political action network, with a grant from mtvU. He is an avid SustainUS'er, having participated in CSD 15 and CSocD 46, and is looking to continue involvement with SustainUS. In his free time, he enjoys reading non-fiction, studying philosophy, and doing anything worthwhile.

Dani Maniscalco 

Emily Gayong Setton is originally from Seoul, South Korea, and has lived in the U.K. and the U.S. She is currently a senior at Columbia College in New York, studying Political Science and Human Rights. She has worked for the Asia Program Department of WITNESS, Amnesty International, the Center for the Study of Human Rights, and the Child Rights Unit of Committed Communities Development Trust in Mumbai, India. She spent the Spring of 2007 studying East Asian International Relations and North Korean Politics at Yonsei University in Seoul. As a Mellon Mays Fellow, she traveled to Bhopal, India in the summer of 2007 to conduct research on the Transnational Activist Movement for Justice in Bhopal. She now serves as a Corporate Action Network Coordinator for the Business and Human Rights Program of Amnesty International and is a member of the national advisory board for Students for Bhopal. Current research and advocacy interests include the human rights crisis in Burma, youth empowerment, and shareholder activism.

Enrique

Matt Maiorana is currently a second year at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine. Here he is working towards his B.A. in Human Ecology with a focus on Environmental Policy. He has been very involved with SustainUS in the past year and is currently the National Policy Co-Coordinator. This past December he attended the UN climate negotiations in Bali, Indonesia as a SustainUS youth delegate. Matt has worked on multiple activist campaigns at the local, state, national, and international level through SustainUS, Sierra Student Coalition, Energy Action, and through various grassroot initiatives. When not campaigning for a better future, he likes to backpack, eat ice cream, and climb trees.