Myriam Kijowski-Tran, a French-Polish model and entrepreneur of Vietnamese descent, was deeply moved and troubled by the devastating impact of traditional disposable menstrual products on both health and environment. Motivated by a strong desire to make healthy and sustainable options accessible to everyone having their periods, she embarked on a mission to democratize access to such products. This led to the creation of Mirabelles panties, born from a shared frustration with the huge amount of menstrual waste produced each year.

Juliana Antero is an epidemiologist researcher at the National Institute of Sport, Expertise, and Performance (INSEP) in France. Her expertise lies in the longitudinal tracking of high-level athletes through multiparametric analysis of sports data. Through the EMPOW’HER initiative, she primarily supports female athletes in their quest for performance optimization by monitoring and analyzing their physiological, hormonal (related to the menstrual cycle), and training load data.

Katherine Ng, a Kuala Lumpur native, has been creating strides for women in the male- dominated tech world. As the founder of Katashe Solutions, she leads Asia's first hybrid venture builder in Web2 and Web3, helping craft impact solutions for digital transformation for clients and partners. Her expertise bridges mainstream and decentralized tech, driving client and partner success. Previously, she built TZ APAC, was the Global Marketing Head for Liquid.com, and held senior commercial roles in Grab, Sephora, and AirAsia's CEO Office. She currently sits on the Board of ACCESS.