Annika is in Finance & Business Performance in WA Department of Health, a board director, an executive, a founder, a social entrepreneur, and an advocate addressing various social issues, and is involved with many not-for-profit organisations. Born and raised in Myanmar, Annika completed her MBA, M.ProfAccounting, B.Com(Fin&Mngt), and Diplomas in Leadership & Business Management from Curtin and Murdoch Universities and other Australian Institutes. During her universtiy years, Annika served as the President of Curtin Volunteers! and led student volunteer teams on various programs and projects to help indigenous, local and rural communities. She was also an advocate for teenage suicide prevention via John Curtin Leadership Academy. Annika was awarded a Demonstrated-Exceptional-Leadership-Award by Curtin’s Pro Vice-Chancellor and became a nominated semi-finalist for the Western-Australian-Young-Achiever-Awards for her impactful leadership and outstanding community services. Annika later became the founding Executive Board Member and the Vice-President of Curtin-Young-Alumni-Advisory-Board, and the Vice-President of JCLA Alumni Committee. Currently, she's serving as a Board Director & Chairperson at Linkwest, as a Founding Executive & President of the Myanmar Business Council of Australia, and as a President & an Executive on the Management Committee of The Burmese Association of WA. Annika is also one of the Executive Council Members on ASEAN Business Alliance, striving to enable the Enterprising, Small Business Developments, and Trade & Investments for the Australia-Myanmar communities.