International Reunion 2026

Chayapa (Pink) Chutrakal ’11 is a communications and CRM strategist specializing in luxury retail, high jewelry and timepieces. Based in Bangkok, she is an executive of Bureau of Wonders (BOW), a leading PR and event agency. As the founder of The Pink Lab, a creative data advisory and community incubator, she is recognized for pioneering one of the most tangible 360-degree approaches to luxury brand building — uniting data analytics, creative communications and customer relationship management (CRM). Pink has also led regional initiatives linking luxury retail with Asian entertainment culture. As the creator of JAI by ONESIAM, a curated lifestyle and collector’s community, she continues to redefine how modern luxury is experienced and shared among rising audiences. She was the first Thai woman appointed as a Global Ambassador for the Los Angeles Museum of Art (LACMA), and in 2025, she was named the first and only Asian jury member of the Grand Prix de la Haute Joaillerie (GPHJ) in Monaco, serving as the sole representative from Asia on a global panel recognizing excellence in high jewelry craftsmanship. 

Mayo Hirabayashi ’07 is a cancer epidemiologist at the National Cancer Center Japan, where she studies how lifestyle factors influence cancer risk and long-term health. Her work focuses on translating scientific evidence into practical insights that support cancer prevention and public health. Mayo is actively involved in national and international research collaborations across Asia and globally, examining cancer trends, prevention strategies, and the long-term health of cancer survivors. She completed her postdoctoral fellowship at the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) in France. Having lived and worked in multiple countries, Mayo brings a global perspective to her work and is passionate about connecting research, policy, and real-world impact.

Momori Hirabayashi ’12 is a co-founder of JAI by ONESIAM, the private members club by Siam Piwat Group, Thailand’s leading luxury retail developer behind landmark destinations including Siam Paragon and ICONSIAM. She specializes in building community-led ecosystems that transform luxury real estate into platforms for culture, connection, and influence. At JAI, she curates cross industry partnerships spanning art, music, sports, technology, fashion, and culinary worlds, convening global figures and brands. She bridges developers, global brands, and influential communities, shaping the future of experiential retail and modern luxury across Asia

Bich Nguyen-Thi ’82 is director of Research at Fidelity International in Hong Kong. Previously, she served as Head of Asia Credit Research at Sun Life Investment Management — a senior role leading research on Asian markets. After graduate school, Bich worked on the Indochina Project at the Harvard Institute for International Development, and in early 2018, she moved to Hong Kong to work for Sun Life Financial as Head of Credit Research, Asia. In 2022, Bich began her current position as Director of Research, Asia Fixed Income & Emerging Markets at Fidelity International. She has repeatedly received recognition as one of the most astute investors in the Asia G3 market by Asset Benchmark Research.

Annie Song ’14 is a scientist and entrepreneur working at the intersection of immunology, innovation, and design. She holds a PhD in Immunology and is currently an immunologist in the biotechnology industry in Boston, where she leads drug discovery programs aimed at transforming treatments for autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. Alongside her scientific work, Annie founded Stylles Jewelry, a fine-jewelry brand dedicated to timeless design, meaningful gemstones, and self-expression. Through Stylles, she creates curated collections and immersive experiences that connect science, art, and personal identity. 

Chloe Suen ’00 is a cultural leader and philanthropist whose work focuses on strengthening Hong Kong’s arts, heritage, and community life. She is the founder of Sun Museum, Hong Kong’s first independent art museum, which offers free public access to curated exhibitions of Chinese and Hong Kong art and serves as a platform for cultural exchange among artists, collectors, and the wider community. As Chair of the Simon Suen Foundation, she promotes, preserves, and advances Chinese arts and heritage through education initiatives and scholarships for artists and scholars. Beyond these institutional roles, Chloe contributes to public life through government and cultural advisory work, including service on the Hong Kong Arts Development Council, the Hong Kong Tourism Board, museum and heritage advisory committees, and as a member of the Chief Executive’s Policy Unit Expert Group in Hong Kong. Chloe has been a member of the Dana Hall Board of Trustees since 2018.

Jiwon Woo ’06 is the executive director and head of the Digital Division at Sindoh (South Korea), where she leads company-wide transformation initiatives spanning AI, brand strategy, and new business development. In parallel, she co-founded Bizdium, an early-stage investment firm focused on pre-A startups and selective secondary opportunities. With experience across academia and industry, Jiwon has a multidisciplinary background bridging engineering, design, and business. She previously held professorships at New York University’s Department of Media, Culture, and Communication and the University of Pennsylvania’s Department of Art and Design. Her startup team, A-SEP, was named a finalist for the Harvard Innovation Labs President’s Innovation Challenge (2022) and the National Inventors Hall of Fame CIC (2022). Her personal work has also been recognized by Ars Electronica and the Bio Art & Design Award, and exhibited at venues including MoMA New York, the Victoria and Albert Museum, and Milan Design Week.

Chen Yang '00 is the founder of Red Fields Group, which invests in the health care industry, trades commodities and provides advisory to companies globally. Red Field’s healthcare portfolio consists of leading radiation proton therapy technology, health services utilizing advanced technology for physical and/or neurological rehabilitation, medical device manufacturing in Asia and the Middle East. Chen was previously a Fixed Income Investment Banker at Citigroup and Bank of America, in Singapore, Hong Kong and the United States. She is President of the Wellesley Club of Beijing and a Board Member of the Wellesley Business Leadership Council. Chen is a member of the Dana Hall Board of Trustees. She also is the founder of the Runhua Foundation for Autism in China.