Mr. Khan is a 27-year-old engineer by qualification, with a master's degree in Social Work and a post graduate diploma in Intellectual Property Rights. He is a Clinton Global Initiative University Fellow and certified Commitment Maker, Class of 2022, dedicating himself to improving waste management. He was recently selected as a Mentor for the Clinton Global Initiative University year of 2023, where he is mentoring over ten Commitment Makers from different universities within the United States and beyond. Mr. Khan is also a researcher, and has published a paper in the International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology. He is the first prize winner of Clean Tech Idea Exposition 2020 India, and currently the CEO and Founder of WaWe (Waste to Wealth) Enviro and Agri-Biotech Solutions in India, where the organization engages in Public-Private Partnership modalities with the government, incentivizing people through their online platform to segregate waste at the source, sell it to WaWe, where the waste is converted into wealth, providing dignified jobs with health insurance to WaWe's employees. The organization currently has six waste-to-wealth facilities and is actively expanding. In addition, Mr. Khan also runs a non-profit organization, Fatima Nabi Foundation for Service to Humanity, which supports the environment, education for underprivileged children, gender equality, and the empowerment of women.

Mr. Masuba is a Senior student at BRAC University pursing a BS in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. He is a social innovator, passionate engineer, educator, environmentalist, and climate activist. He works on technological innovations that empower communities for regenerative adaptation and advancement in climate change and sustainable practice contexts. He has won various prizes such as the IBM AI Spot Challenge. He is the Climate Smart Cities Challenge Finalist, and United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) SDG11 Sustainable Smart Cities and Communities best finalist under Digital Transformative Actions. He was formerly a Millennium Fellow at United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI and MCN), a former FXB Climate Innovations Advocate in New York, and a TEDx Speaker at the countdown on Climate Change BRACU. He has also been an avid contributor to sustainable engineering practices at the Engineering for One Planet (EOP) Initiative. Aaron is currently an OSUN Global Media Fellow representing BRAC University and simultaneously a student ambassador at Intel Corporation for oneAPI.

His pioneering efforts secured funding from the Open Society Foundation to establish the Social Impact and Leadership Certificate at the Social Impact Lab BracU, a platform and certificate program to empower change-makers and creative thinkers of the university with the skills and tools needed to co-create and develop projects that strive to make a positive impact on, and within, the community.

Amal El Najjar is an example of community-driven dedication, armed with a degree in psychology. Her journey has been a symphony of social justice and educational
empowerment. As a Co-founder and Program Manager of TAMAS Lebanon, she orchestrates juvenile rehabilitation initiatives that echo her commitment to transformative change. With an extensive background in Alternatives to Violence and Peace Building Trainings spanning over 3 years, Amal advocates for the
cultivation of peaceful mindsets, shaping tomorrow's leaders.

Amal's passion for equity and inclusivity was ignited from an early age, as she actively participated in political and social forums, leaving an indelible mark on the advocacy landscape in Lebanon. Her voice reverberates with a commitment to amplify marginalized voices and reshape societal paradigms.

Complementing her advocacy efforts, Amal also serves as a part-time special educator, illuminating the path for children with learning disabilities. Her teaching approach is a tapestry of patience, innovation, and tailored strategies, ensuring that every student's unique potential is nurtured.

Embodying her ethos of giving back, Amal has completed an extensive community service record, surpassing 200 hours. Her endeavors embody a profound belief in the power of collective action. Through her unwavering dedication, Amal El Najjar creates ripples of positive change, not only transforming individual lives but also molding the narrative of social justice and education in Lebanon.