Imagine Delhi

Urmi Goswami

Assistant Editor, The Economic Times

Urmi Goswami is Assistant Editor with The Economic Times. She writes on environment and climate change, sustainable development, social sector, education, minorities, and politics, and foreign policy. She has reported extensively on the international negotiations and domestic policy and developments on climate change and environment. She has attended and reported on the ups and downs of international negotiations on climate change beginning with the 2009 UN climate summit at Copenhagen. She has also attended and reported on the United Nations Environment Assembly meetings. Besides reporting for The Economic Times, she does programmes for public radio, All India Radio and is a regular discussant in programmes on the Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha’s television channels.

Sean Chiao

President, Asia Pacific, AECOM

The President of Asia Pacific at AECOM, Sean Chiao’s depth and breadth of experience in challenges arising from Asia’s accelerating urbanization enables him to take the lead in strengthening the built environment by advising on sustainability, resilience and innovation for strategic projects. An engaging thought leader, Chiao has delivered keynote speeches at major international conferences and seeded with Harvard Graduate School of Design the “AECOM China’s Studio”, an urban research program that has delved into complex, emerging issues in urbanism in China’s developing cities. He is also the executive sponsor of “Jigsaw City”, a book that examines the new towns in Asia. Chiao is a global trustee of the Urban Land Institute, a member of the American Institute of Architects and a member of the Mainland Business Advisory Committee of Hong Kong Trade Development Council.

Rob Hills

Market Sector Director – Power, Australia and New Zealand, AECOM

As Market Sector Director – Power for Australia and New Zealand, AECOM, Rob Hills endows his role with two decades of experience straddling the power, energy, industrial and infrastructure sectors where he held a range of market leadership, operational and project positions that allowed him to craft the framework for the region’s burgeoning economy. Prior to joining AECOM, Hills worked for Beca and Arup, in Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific, the UK, Europe, Africa and the US in a variety of project delivery and leadership positions in the power generation, energy, infrastructure and commercial buildings markets.