A proud Singaporean, Sharmishta (“Mishti”) Sivaramakrishnan was raised across the Middle East, North America, Europe, South and Southeast Asia. An experienced corporate strategy and public policy professional, she considers herself a chameleon of sorts, ultimately committed to strengthening public-private cooperation.

Prior to her current role leading Global Operations at the Clinton Health Access Initiative, Mishti worked as a management consultant at EY-Parthenon, served in the Government of Singapore as well as worked at organizations committed to public impact such as the World Economic Forum, Asian Development Bank and the United Nations.

Mishti is a current Board Member of Caring for Cambodia, an NGO born out of SAS’ strong expatriate community. Mishti previously served as CFC’s UN Youth Representative and a member of CFC’s high school chapter at SAS. An active youth leader, she also holds a number of key leadership appointments within and outside of Singapore. 

Jennifer Nockels attended Singapore American School for 11 years, from elementary through high school graduation. After earning a degree from Boston College, she worked as a global Marketing Director at L’Oréal and Estée Lauder in NYC. Upon returning to Singapore, Jennifer pivoted from luxury beauty to technology, and currently leads APAC marketing and communications at Autodesk. She also serves as the ASEAN Chapter Lead for the Autodesk Women’s Network and is a member of Singapore Women in Tech. 

Yashika Mody is an experienced Management and Digital Consultant who advises corporate clients on the entire lifecycle of tech-driven innovation projects. Having worked in consulting firms like Accenture Singapore and KPMG Digital Village, she specializes in design thinking and product management and has led engagements with clients in a range of sectors including government, automotive, and financial services.

Yashika holds a BSc in Business Management and Finance from Bentley University in Boston, USA. She is Indian by origin and is now a Singaporean national. She joined SAS in the fifth grade and graduated with the class of 2008. She is married to an SAS alumnus (Anup Suresh from the class of 2007) and together they have a three-year-old son.