Melissa Chin is an urban sociologist and the Director of Strategy & Analytics at Think City. She leverages her expertise in stakeholder engagement, strategic communications, and analytics to shape urban development. She holds an MSc in City Design & Social Science from The London School of Economics and Political Science.
Passionate about creating more effective and evidence-led social programs, she is deeply involved in initiatives that foster community growth and sustainable urban living. Her work reflects a strong commitment to using data-driven research and intersectional framing to solve complex city-wide challenges.
She recently collaborated with The World Bank to launch the City Climate Finance Academy in Kuala Lumpur.
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