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Nayoung Moon

Governance Lead
at Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)

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Expertise / Investment Focus

  • External Relations

  • Intergovernmental Affairs

  • Board Governance

  • Development Cooperation

  • International Relations

Education

  • B.A. in International/Global Studies, Ewha Womans University (2011)

  • M.A. in International Relations (coursework), Seoul National University (2012)

  • M.A. in Development Cooperation, Ewha Womans University (2020)

  • Ph.D. in Development Cooperation (in progress), Ewha Womans University (2025)

Career Timeline

  • 2010: Delegation Liaison Officer, Presidential Committee for the G20 Seoul Summit

    • Supported coordination and communications during the G20 Summit, liaising between delegations and government officials.

  • 2013-2015: Information Analyst, United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (UNTSO)

    • Provided analysis and reporting for UN peacekeeping operations, focusing on information management and regional security.

  • 2015-2019: Senior Officer (External Affairs), ASEAN-Korea Centre

    • Managed intergovernmental relations and external affairs, promoting cooperation between Korea and ASEAN member states.

  • 2019-2025: Governance Lead, Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)

    • Oversees governance and board affairs, leading initiatives in external relations and development cooperation with a focus on sustainability.

Interview Summary

In this Future Funders:
Career Spotlight interview, I spoke with Nayoung Moon, Governance Lead at the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), about her career in governance, international relations, and sustainability.

The conversation covers:

  • Work Experience:
    Her role at GGGI, responsibilities in external relations, intergovernmental affairs, and board governance, as well as her prior experience at the UN and ASEAN-Korea Centre. She also discussed the challenges and opportunities of working in a multicultural, international organization.

  • For Teenagers:
    Advice for teenagers who want to develop leadership skills, show their potential in their chosen fields, find their passion, and engage with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.

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