Adrienna Zsakay是澳大利亚人，18岁时第一次到马来西亚的巴厘岛度假。那次为期四周的旅行永远改变了她的生活，导致她在印度、斯里兰卡、韩国、泰国、新加坡和马来西亚定居，并前往该地区的其他地区。在过去的40年中，Adrienna见证了巨大的发展和变化。Adrienna拥有西澳大利亚大学（University of Western Australia）的亚洲研究与政治学士学位，并曾在密歇根州立大学（Michigan State University）学习国际和亚洲食品法。
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亚洲循环经济（CEA）由Adrienna Zsakay女士于2016年创立，她首先对可回收资源回收收集系统的基础设施设计感兴趣。从此也很自然的过渡到了循环经济，并成立了循环经济亚洲公司（CEA）。CEA领导了整个地区关于改善资源管理、教育消费者、与产品品牌所有者和各级政府合作的讨论，这些政府必须应对日益严重的资源短缺和大量浪费的全球压力。我们专注于循环设计的价值观和原则如何改善生活，如何通过未来抵御资源稀缺的企业增加价值，以及如何促进新的循环产业。Adrienna写了实现循环经济的九个步骤，这是一个全面的指南，任何企业都可以用来过渡到循环经济。这九个步骤中的每一个都可以作为一个实践研讨会来探讨。东航的其他项目包括可回收资源回收、亚洲塑料及包装协议和咨询服务。
Adrienna Zsakay Profile & Circular Economy Asia
Originally from Australia, Ms Adrienna Zsakay first visited Asia when she was 18 for a holiday to Bali. That four week trip changed her life forever, resulting in residences in India, Sri Lanka, South Korea, Thailand, Singapore and Malaysia as well as travels to other parts of the region. Over the last 40 years Adrienna has witnessed tremendous development and change. Adrienna has a BA(Asian Studies & Politics) from the University of Western Australia and has studied International and Asian food law from Michigan State University.
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Circular Economy Asia (CEA) was founded by Ms Adrienna Zsakay in 2016, who first became interested in infrastructure design for recyclable resource recovery collection systems. From there it was an easy transition to the Circular Economy and the founding of Circular Economy Asia Incorporated (CEA). CEA leads the discussion across the region on improving resource management, educating consumers, working with product brand owners and all tiers of Government who must respond to the global pressures of growing resource scarcity and overwhelming waste. We focus on how circular design values and principles can improve lives, add value by future-proofing businesses against resource scarcity and promote new circular industries. Ms Zsakay wrote The Nine Steps Towards a Circular Business, a comprehensive guide any business can use to transition to the circular economy. Each of The Nine Steps can also be explored as a hands-on workshop. CEA’s other programs include Recyclable Resource Recovery, the Asian Plastics & Packaging Agreement and consultancy services.
