Philippine Sarre majored in Business Administration and International Business during her bachelor's at ESSEC Singapore. After two years as a CSR consultant, she is interested in researching ESG reporting and norms interoperability between Europe and Korea and equipping multinationals with ESG reporting tools and best practices.

Seungil Baek majored in Environmental Engineering during their undergraduate studies and aspires to become a proficient expert in the energy and environmental sectors. With a focus on analyzing energy issues and forecasting energy demand, Seungil aims to lead new renewable energy businesses as an energy specialist. Additionally, drawing from his experience with LCA methodology as an undergraduate researcher, Seungil g has developed an interest in SCOPE 3 and is pursuing related research to contribute to sustainable energy solutions.

Suhyun Na studied Environmental and Ecological Engineering during their undergraduate program and is particularly interested in SCOPE 3 carbon emission management systems, environmental data analysis, and environmental impact assessment research. Currently, they are studying in the Climate and Energy Policy and Strategy (CEPS) Lab, aiming to build a SCOPE 3 carbon emission system using EEIO.

Student Yoon Misun has gained extensive practical experience in sustainable management strategy development, disclosure, and responses to global regulations while working at Aekyung Industrial and Deloitte Anjin LLC. In particular, she has explored ways to measure the value of sustainability activities and ensure comparability from various corporate perspectives. Building on this career, she is now focused on developing methodologies to assess the value of corporate ESG investments and infrastructure based on accurate and consistent standards. Ultimately, her goal is to support companies in establishing more proactive sustainability strategies by conducting research that assists the process of converting non-financial factors into financial value.

Younghyun Mun majored in Chemistry during their undergraduate studies and is currently conducting research on the development and commercialization of high-performance fuel cells. With a keen interest in sustainable energy technologies, Younghyun focuses on enhancing the efficiency and durability of next-generation fuel cells. Moving forward, Younghyun aims to contribute to a sustainable future by conducting various experiments and studies to reduce carbon emissions and promote the adoption of eco-friendly energy solutions.