Harold is the Senior Vice President of NU STEEL Pte Ltd, a local steel company based in Singapore. Harold has a MA in Marketing Management from Macquarie University, Sydney, and started his career with BHP Steel Asia Pte Ltd in 1980 – as General Manager responsible for export and trading of a wide range of Flat and Long products in ASEAN including India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. He held various positions while at BHP, had extensive global marketing experience and was also responsible for sale of raw materials for steel making. He was assigned to NS BlueScope Coated Steel as Regional Vice President – Strategic Sourcing, managing the sourcing of flat steel products including Supply Chain for NS BlueScope operations in ASEAN including USA. His last post was with JFE MERANTI Myanmar Holding Pte Ltd, as the Strategic Advisor.

Anna Low has covered the South East Asian steel and metals industries since the 1990s. Before joining Kallanish in September 2017, Anna was with Platts and before that, she was with Steel Business Briefing and metal Bulletin. While she has witnessed and tracked so many cycles in the steel markets, no two days are ever the same. Writing steel news and assessing prices are a huge part of who she is. Anna enjoys the work very much especially interacting with the key industry players and participants over these past 20 something years.

Maryam joined Kallanish in 2018 and she covers the Chinese Steel Markets. Previously she worked for one of the major online steel trading platforms and then for a PPGI exporter. Maryam also speaks Arabic.

Tomas is the Managing Editor Asia for Kallanish and produces editorial content on the region, with a focus on China, as well as overseeing Kallanish's operations in East Asia. He is based in Shanghai, where he has lived and worked for the last six years. Tomas speaks Mandarin as well as English and Spanish. He has also spent three years in Beijing studying and working. Previously, Tomas worked at Steel Business Briefing, where he joined shortly after graduating with a masters degree in Asian politics from SOAS in London.