Jack Huang

Jack Huang is an international policy and sustainability professional with cross-sector experience spanning the United Nations system, impact investment, climate and energy transition, and youth capacity-building. He currently serves as a Project Advisor to the Social Impact Investment Foundation (SIIF), where he supports strategic partnerships, SDG-aligned programme development, and selected international initiatives related to ESG, climate finance, and impact-oriented collaboration. Jack has also worked with the United Nations Office of Information and Communications Technology (UN OICT), the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), and the UN Multi-Country Office in Micronesia, with a focus on digital transformation, sustainable development, and policy research. In addition to his advisory work, he is an adjunct lecturer, columnist, and frequent speaker at international forums on topics including SDGs, climate governance, youth leadership, and cross-sector innovation.

My Sustainability Goals for 2026:

In 2026, Jack Huang aims to advance practical sustainability partnerships that connect youth empowerment, impact investment, and cross-sector collaboration. His priority is to help develop more actionable SDG-related programmes, especially those that link international organizations, private-sector stakeholders, academia, and local communities. He is also committed to promoting stronger dialogue on climate finance, ESG implementation, and inclusive development, while supporting initiatives that can generate long-term social and environmental value across Asia and beyond.