Raised in Japan, I have been influenced by both Japanese and Swiss cultures thanks to my Japanese mother and Swiss father. By joining the Asia Club, I want to explore connections that bring both cultures closer and learn more about the diversity in Asia in general. I will start my fifth semester at HSG as an International Affairs student.

As the President, my goal is to deepen my understanding of Asia, providing enriching experiences for everyone involved in this cross-cultural journey.

I have always been drawn to exploring and learning about the diverse corners of this planet, from its geographical features to the cultures that call it home. Having had the opportunity to visit parts of Asia, before studying economics at the University of St. Gallen, I have come to appreciate the fact that the more you discover, the more you realise that there is so much out there.

As Vice President of the Asia Club and Project Lead for the upcoming Asia Days, I hope to inspire others to embark on their own journey of discovery and connection with Asia.

​Growing up in different asian countries, I learned about the fascinating cultural diversity in Asia from a young age. Having both japanese and swiss roots, I am excited explore the Asian culture more and be part of the Asia Club. I am now in my third semester of International Affairs and will be assuming the position of Head of Events.

In this position, I hope to create exciting, insightful and memorable events that will bring Asia closer to us in St.Gallen.

My childhood in South Korea and my Taiwanese heritage sparked my passion for Asia from a very young age. After moving away from South Korea I was imbued with even more desire to learn more about the rich, vibrant culture of Asia, from its fascinating history to its literature and arts.

Joining the AsiaClub as Co-Head of Events gives me the opportunity to share with others my love for this continent through memorable experiences.

I am currently in my fifth semester as an International Affairs student at HSG. Being born to a Japanese mother and a Swiss father, my connection to Japan has been a defining part of my life. My mother especially raised me by showing me various aspects of Japanese culture, teaching me the language and traditions, as well as watching movies together and reading Japanese books from an early age. I am very excited to take on my role as Co-Head of Events for the Asia Club, creating and organizing events and opportunities where everyone can get to know new people, have a great time, and get more in touch with Asian culture.

Originally from Bulgaria, I grew up in Germany in a bilingual context since my early childhood. Already at a young age I developed a pronounced multicultural interest and discovered my strong passion for Southeast Asia, which since then has deeply influenced my personal path. This has steadily strengthened throughout my life and shaped my choices. Studying International Relations, I professionally specialize in Indo-Pacific Security Affairs. Furthermore, I've developed an in-depth cultural focus and knowledge of Indonesia.

As Co-Head of Events, I'm excited to share the complex emerging topic of Indo-Pacific Security with the public in an insightful way and furthermore inspire to embrace the beautifully rich culture of Southeast Asia!

I’m a Business Administration student specializing in International Management. With my Chinese heritage, I’ve always had a passion for Asian culture, from fashion and food to JDM cars.

As head of marketing for AsiaClub, I manage our social media, merchandise, and capture key moments through photography and videography.

I’m currently enrolled in my 7th semester and study Business Administration with a focus on international management. Although I was born and raised in Switzerland, my heritage is a blend of Chinese, Vietnamese, and French origins. Growing up in a multicultural and multilingual environment has given me a unique perspective on the world. Thanks to my parents, I never came short in learning about the intricacies of Asian culture, as we regularly celebrated and embraced its rich traditions.

As Co-Head of Marketing, I look forward to contributing to the Asia Club by promoting cultural exchange and fostering a deeper understanding of Asia’s diverse cultures within our community.

As a student born and raised in China, who moved to Switzerland during high school, I have gained a unique perspective on both Asian and Western cultures. Now in my 5th semester of the Bachelor's program in Business Administration, I’m excited to take on the role of Head of Finance for the Asia Club.

My goal is to ensure the club's financial health while supporting its mission to foster deeper connections and understanding of Asia. I look forward to contributing my expertise to create meaningful experiences and opportunities for everyone involved in this transcultural journey.

Born to Tibetan parents and raised in the canton of Glarus, I grew up not meeting many people with a background similar to mine. Choosing to study at HSG has allowed me not only to study International Affairs but also to connect with like-minded individuals. I strongly believe in the open exchange of diverse cultures and have a keen interest in Asian geopolitics.

As Head of Public Relations for the Asia Club, I am eager to shape the club's communications with our friends and partners. I’m excited about the experience and hope to contribute meaningfully to the club and its mission.

Despite being raised in Geneva by a Chinese mother and a French father, I do not really feel much connected to asian culture; moreover, I do not speak Chinese. However, I’ve been extremely lucky to be able to travel to quite a lot of asian countries, and I have to admit that the cultures and diversities over there are really intriguing. 

This is why I have chosen to join the Asia Club as the Head of IT. I am eager to immerse myself and learn more about the asian mindset, and most importantly, to enable this website to be presentable and to run smoothly. 

Originally from Vietnam and Switzerland, I grew up in Europe and Latin America. Being surrounded by different cultures and people taught me how much diversity was essential to discovering and exchanging with people worldwide. As Head of Logistics for the Asia Days and a Business Administration student, I look forward to promoting the Asian Continent's culture and economics at the University of St. Gallen.

Growing up in Italy with both Japanese and Italian heritage, I’ve always been surrounded by a rich mix of cultures. My connection to Asia, particularly through my Japanese background, has fueled my curiosity to explore even more about the region's diversity and traditions. As I begin my fifth semester at HSG, I’m excited to deepen my involvement in the Asia Club. In my role, I hope to foster stronger connections between students and Asia’s rich cultures through our events and initiatives, creating a space for learning, exchange, and celebration.

I am in my third semester of Bachelor’s studying Business Administration at the University of St. Gallen. Being raised by a Korean mother and a German father I have developed a deep understanding of both my European and Asian sides. Additionally, being raised in Shanghai and Taipei, my love and appreciation for the Asian culture has impacted me for most of my life, which is why I look forward to integrating and celebrating the Asian culture with fellow students.

Growing up half-Japanese and Swiss, Asian culture has been a focal point of my life. Having also studied Economics at Keio University for a year prior to attending HSG I am particularly fascinated by the intercultural economic opportunities between Europe and Asia, and hopes to be the bridge that connects the two continents. I am passionate about my interests, and look to utilize my unique experiences from my background. As the Head of Speakers for the Asia Days this year, I look to transform the event into a memorable experience for both attendees and speakers, and would like all participants to look forward to an exciting Asia Days experience.