Daw Khine Wai Thwe

Khine is a Certified Director and Faculty Member of the Myanmar Institute of Directors (MIoD) and a USAID Women Corporate Directors alumna. She brings extensive expertise in corporate governance, compliance, and regulatory engagement through senior leadership roles in leading Myanmar companies as well as multinational organizations including International SOS and British American Tobacco (BAT).

She previously led the government relations department at Yoma Group, aligning regulatory strategies with business objectives to support sustainable growth for listed entities Yoma Strategic Holdings (YSH) and First Myanmar Investment (FMI), alongside their development initiatives. Prior to that, as Chief Corporate Affairs Officer and Company Secretary at Digital Money Myanmar Ltd. (Wave Money), Khine was responsible for corporate governance frameworks, regulatory compliance, stakeholder communications, and fostering strong relationships with regulators and partners.

A passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion, Khine has partnered with the Business Coalition for Gender Equality (BCGE) and collaborated with EuroCHAM, AmCHAM, and BritCHAM to promote responsible investment policies and improve ease of doing business. Through her work with the Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA), she has advanced digital financial literacy to empower MSMEs in Myanmar.

As an Executive Committee Member of the Myanmar Women Entrepreneurs Network (MYANWEN), Khine actively supports women entrepreneurs by providing mentorship and practical resources focused on empowerment and growth.

Beyond her professional commitments, Khine embraces the Rotary spirit of “Service Above Self” as a dedicated Rotarian. She also enjoys traveling and fashion.

U Thet Zaw Htwe

U Thet Zaw Htwe is the Head of Policy and Strategy at the European Chamber of Commerce in Myanmar (EuroCham Myanmar), where he leads strategic advocacy and multi-stakeholder initiatives supporting responsible business practices. Drawing on deep expertise in stakeholder mapping, regulatory risk assessment, and policy analysis, Thet has produced actionable policy guidance for multinational companies navigating high-stakes issues including banking, trading, political environment, and heightened due diligence. He currently leads various advocacy groups and working groups under EuroCham Myanmar, representing European businesses across diverse stakeholder levels.

With extensive experience engaging industry, development and other multiple stakeholders, he spearheaded the first-ever Cross-Internship and Human Resources Development Programme under EuroCham Myanmar’s HR Working Group and the first-ever private sector-led cost of living monitoring project in Myanmar. A frequent speaker at global forums, such as World Economic Forum, UN Forum on Business and Human Rights, Thet brings practical insights on building scalable partnerships that bridge gaps in complex and evolving economic contexts.

Daw Khin Soe Htaik

Daw Khin Soe Htaik is a legal and governance professional with over a decade of experience in labour rights, human rights, regulatory compliance, and strategic stakeholder engagement in Myanmar. She worked for international organizations, humanitarian actors, development partners, and private sector institutions on complex legal, operational, and governance matters in sensitive and evolving environments. Drawing extensive experience in labour law, internal investigations, policy analysis, and government liaison, she has led high-level engagement with government authorities, civil society organizations, and business leaders.

She has supported regulatory processes, institutional registrations, and employment compliance reviews in highly regulated contexts. With strong expertise in legal advisory, risk assessment, and multi-stakeholder coordination, she provides practical, context-driven solutions that bridge legal compliance, operational needs, and strategic decision-making across humanitarian, development, and corporate sectors.

Daw Kim Chawsu

Kim is a board director and governance leader with over 20 years of international experience across Asia Pacific and the UK, spanning banking, financial services, and institutional governance.

She has served in independent director roles across multiple sectors, bringing deep expertise in financial restructuring, strategic oversight, and risk governance. Her background in external audit and global financial institutions in New Zealand and London underpins her strong command of internal controls, performance discipline, and executive accountability.

As Founder of K. Academy, a Myanmar-based capacity-building initiative, Kim is committed to strengthening board and senior management capability across the banking and finance sectors. She partners with CEOs, Chairs, and Boards to enhance financial sophistication, drive sustainable profitability, and embed robust governance frameworks.

Kim currently serves as an Independent Director for several organisations, guiding businesses through complex transitions, strengthening financial oversight, and aligning governance with long-term strategic value creation.

She is a Fellow Chartered Accountant (FCA), holding dual fellowships with the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ). She is also a Fellow Director of the Thai Institute of Directors and a Board Director and faculty member of the Myanmar Institute of Directors.

A dedicated mentor and educator, Kim is passionate about developing the next generation of finance and governance leaders across the region.

Daw Tin Tin Nyo

Daw Tin Tin Nyo was appointed as Independent Director of MD Bank Pcl on 12^th April 2024. She is also managing her own Tin Tin Nyo & Associates (Audit Firm), which is a kind of professional services provider for auditing, accounting and consultancy, (Tax, DICA and Financial) to the businesses. The firm is committed to delivering high-quality professional services with integrity, accuracy, and in compliance with relevant standards, Law and regulations. She holds B.Com, CPA, DBL, EMDev.S, EMBA and ACPA. Besides she is an Insolvency Practitioner. She has been certified completion of Director Certification Program (MIoD), AOTS Japan , AML/CFT, Introduction to the FATF Global Standards, methodology and procedures by MFIU. She is a lecturer of CPA Part II (Strategic Management Accounting.) Member of Curreiculem Committee assigned by Myanmar Accountancy Council (MAC).

She is taking responsibilities of board member roles by contributing her professional knowledge and experience to many Non-profit Organizations such as Myanmar AOTS Alumni Association (MAAA), Myanmar Institute of Certified Public Accountants (MICPA), Myanmar Business Executives Association (MBE), Commerce Graduates’ Association (Myanmar) (CGA), Myanmar Institute of Economic Graduates Association ( MIEGA).

Daw Nandar Thaung

Daw Nandar Thaung is a member of management team in taking care of Corporate Governance, risk & Compliance, tax & regulatory, partnership management, and brand protection awareness in her professional experiences in combining of Laws and business management; she has more than 18 years of experiences in her career life in FMCG, Oil & Energy, Construction & Power Sectors. Previously she worked for METRO Wholesale Myanmar as a Head of Legal and Compliance.

Prior to that, she was a General Counsel and Head of Communication & External Affairs; Regulatory at Unilever Myanmar which she contributed her best in Sustainable Development program for women and farmers in rural area. Presently, she is representing as a Group Legal Director of Europe & Asia Commercial Services Group of companies, which one of the leading local conglomerates companies in FMCG Sector.

In her capacity, she finished her study at Institutes of Economics, Yangon Master of Business Administration (MBA) and extended her post graduate studies at University of London specialized in Competition Laws graduated in 2022. Her most recent crediting was awarding as a Colleague of Arbitration at Myanmar Arbitration Centre. She is also member of ASEAM IP association as an IP Practitioner. She does her continuous learning at World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) at IP asset management on intellectual property rights.