Meet Our Team
Meet Our Team
The Project Caraga team, led by ecoCarbon Capital, is a passionate group of professionals and international experts working together to drive climate action, community development, uplift livelihoods and create significant returns on investment through high-value carbon units. From seasoned leaders in sustainability and business, to carbon market specialists, to technical experts in carbon science and biodiversity and dedicated field and social implementers, the team brings together the expertise to manage operations, empower communities, and provide long-term financial returns for investors.
Group Leadership Team
Richard Loi
Group CEO, ecoCarbon
A senior partner at a Big 4 accounting firm with 37 years of experience, Richard brings deep experience in advising private enterprises and family-owned businesses across Asia Pacific. His background includes leadership roles in audit and advisory services, with a strong focus on governance, compliance, and long-term value creation.
Bernard Ho
Group COO, ecoCarbon
Bernard brings over 30 years of industry knowledge in Indonesia’s forestry and agribusiness sectors. His past roles include leadership in operations, land use, and compliance, with a recent focus on sustainable reforestation and landscape restoration efforts.
Richard Loi
Group CEO, ecoCarbon
A senior partner at a Big 4 accounting firm with 37 years of experience, Richard brings deep experience in advising private enterprises and family-owned businesses across Asia Pacific. His background includes leadership roles in audit and advisory services, with a strong focus on governance, compliance, and long-term value creation.
Bernard Ho
Group COO, ecoCarbon
Bernard brings over 30 years of industry knowledge in Indonesia’s forestry and agribusiness sectors. His past roles include leadership in operations, land use, and compliance, with a recent focus on sustainable reforestation and landscape restoration efforts.
Project Leadership Team
Rowil (Buboy) Aguillon
Deputy CEO and Agricultural Business Lead, CCDI
Buboy Aguillon has over 20 years of work experience with national and international NGOs and a decade of work in the corporate world. His expertise includes organizational design and mobilization, situational analysis and risk assessment. Buboy brings extensive experience in upland development, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable livelihoods.
Robert Scalia
Chief Operations Officer and Carbon Business Lead, CCDI
Robert Scalia is a sustainability professional specializing in carbon project design and implementation. He has led large-scale ARR initiatives, including a 35,000 ha project in Senegal, where he developed budgets, certification strategies, and secured government approvals. His experience
includes financial modeling for reforestation projects, authoring technical plans, managing pilot projects with local stakeholders, and conducting environmental and social due diligence.
Samuel Monsalve
Chief Technical Officer
Samuel Monsalve Correa has over 10 years of experience in nature-based solutions, REDD+, and ARR projects across Latin America, Africa, and Asia Pacific. He has worked extensively with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities and previously with South Pole, leading NbS projects through Verra VCS and CCB validation and verification. His work emphasizes strong social and environmental safeguards, high-quality project design, monitoring, and evaluation.
Rowil (Buboy) Aguillon
Deputy CEO and Agricultural Business Lead, CCDI
Buboy Aguillon has over 20 years of work experience with national and international NGOs and a decade of work in the corporate world. His expertise includes organizational design and mobilization, situational analysis and risk assessment. Buboy brings extensive experience in upland development, stakeholder engagement, and sustainable livelihoods.
Robert Scalia
Chief Operation Officer and Carbon Business Lead, CCDI
Robert Scalia is a sustainability professional specializing in carbon project design and implementation. He has led large-scale ARR initiatives, including a 35,000 ha project in Senegal, where he developed budgets, certification strategies, and secured government approvals. His experience includes financial modeling for reforestation projects, authoring technical plans, managing pilot projects with local stakeholders, and conducting environmental and social due diligence.
Samuel Monsalve
Chief Technical Officer
Samuel Monsalve Correa has over 10 years of experience in nature-based solutions, REDD+, and ARR projects across Latin America, Africa, and Asia Pacific. He has worked extensively with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities and previously with South Pole, leading NbS projects through Verra VCS and CCB validation and verification. His work emphasizes strong social and environmental safeguards, high- quality project design, monitoring, and evaluation.
Contact Us
Address
Singapore Office:
ecoCarbon Capital Pte Ltd
11 Collyer Quay, #05-05 The Arcade
Singapore 049317
Project Caraga Philippine Office:
Caraga Carbon Development Inc.
RST Building, Democrito D. Plaza II Avenue,
Villa Kananga, Butuan City,
Philippines 8600
Contact
Philippine Office:
Mobile: +63 999 535 2585
Email: kumusta@ecocarboncap.com
Stay Up To Date
With Our Mission
Join ecoCarbon in fighting climate change and empowering communities. Receive updates and insights on Project Caraga, our Nature-based Solutions initiative, and follow our progress. Stay updated as we move towards creating Asia’s largest carbon credit offset portfolio. Together, we can enhance biodiversity and support indigenous livelihoods.
Contact Us
Address
ecoCarbon Capital Pte Ltd
11 Collyer Quay, #05-05 The Arcade
Singapore 049317
Contact
Philippine Office:
Mobile:
+63 999 535 2585
Email:
kumusta@ecocarboncap.com
Stay Up To Date With Our Mission
Join ecoCarbon in fighting climate change and empowering communities. Receive updates and insights on Project Caraga, our Nature-based Solutions initiative, and follow our progress. Stay updated as we move towards creating Asia’s largest carbon credit offset portfolio. Together, we can enhance biodiversity and support indigenous livelihoods.