20 years of experience across the U.S., the UAE, Taiwan, and Mainland China, specializing in ESG strategy, climate disclosure, decarbonization, and high-performance green building systems.

In 2026, invited by the World Bank Group's Global Indicators Group (DECIG) to contribute to the Building Green global project — an international benchmarking initiative on building energy-efficiency codes and standards across countries. Completed the project's expert questionnaire, providing expert input on national building energy-efficiency regulations and practices, supporting the World Bank's international policy and climate-mitigation dataset.

Served as a Project Award Judge for the U.S. Green Building Council's (USGBC) 2026 U.S. Local Leadership Awards, evaluating project excellence and leadership in sustainable development across the East North Central region (Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio).

One of a very small number of professionals worldwide who hold LEED AP credentials across all five specialties while also serving as USGBC Faculty — a select group of subject-matter experts authorized to deliver USGBC's official education programs. The combination is rarer still among professionals who also hold a legacy LEED AP designation (earned before June 30, 2009 under the original LEED AP system, no longer obtainable); based on publicly available directory data, a search in late June 2026 returned only two matching profiles holding this combined distinction; directory listings are dynamic and may change over time.

Verification: On USGBC's official People Directory, filter by "USGBC Faculty" together with a less common LEED AP specialty (e.g., LEED AP Homes), then review profiles for those displaying all five specialty logos alongside the legacy LEED AP logo. (Directory listings are dynamic and may change over time.)

Among the very first PfMP (Portfolio Management Professional) holders worldwide — PMI's most advanced certification. Passed the PfMP Pilot exam in 2014 (credential ID 1715199), when only 121 PfMP holders existed globally, and was, at the time, the only active PfMP holder in Taiwan (see note). Invited by PMI in 2015 to serve as a PfMP Exam Item Writer, with travel, accommodation, and expenses fully covered by PMI; has served as a PfMP Exam Panelist since 2020, evaluating candidates' eligibility applications and recommending approval or rejection. As of PMI's December 2023 Fact File, 1,701 active PfMP holders existed worldwide — about 0.12% of the 1.4 million PMP population. That December 2023 edition was PMI's final publicly published Fact File; PMI has not released PfMP population figures publicly since. (Note — verification of the 2014 figures: Te Wu, <em>The Sensible Guide to Passing the PfMP Exam</em>, 2014, pp. 8–9, citing PMI's Credential Registry as of May 14, 2014, which lists 121 PfMP holders across 27 countries. For Greater China as of November 4, 2014: <a href="https://www.pmoadvisory.com/pfmp-oct-2014/">https://www.pmoadvisory.com/pfmp-oct-2014/</a> — third-party data extracted from PMI's Credential Registry showing Taiwan: 1, with Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macao not listed.)