Hassan Qaqaya joined the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in 1981, and from 2006 to 2015, he served as the branch's chief. His areas of expertise include financial regulation, international commerce, anti-dumping, and competition and consumer policy. In more than 60 developing nations and economies in transition, he has provided advice in these areas to governments, public and private organizations, and youthful competition and consumer authorities. Hassan has an MSc in economics from the London School of Economics and a Master of Laws in International Law from the University of Lausanne. For the past 20 years, he has traveled the globe, helping many nations develop their competition laws and application requirements and organizing workshops to build capacity. He is a Senior Fellow in the Melbourne Law Masters and contributes to the MLM online Global Competition and Consumer Law program.

Since 1991, Dr. Sukarmi has held a permanent lectureship in international trade law, contracts law, and banking law at the Universitas Brawijaya Faculty of Law in Malang. She has authored books, articles, and research papers on electronic contracts and anti-dumping legislation. Sukarmi is a member of the 1945 Constitution Amendment Study Team, the Women's Role Research Center, the Chair of the Regional Banking Research Institute, and the Coordinator of the Postgraduate Program Notary Masters at Universitas Brawijaya in addition to studying at the Center for Human Rights Studies, the Center for Regional Autonomy Studies, and the Center for Economic Law Studies at Brawijaya University.

At the moment, Radityo Handrito is employed by the Brawijaya University Department of Management. He teaches in the faculty of economics and business's management department. At the University of Ghent, Radityo conducts research in marketing, entrepreneurial economics, and business administration. Implicit and Explicit Motivation in Business Application is his current project.