Southeast Asia’s
Global Debut

Mr Alvin Tan was appointed Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Culture, Community and Youth on 1 September 2020. He was first elected as a Member of Parliament in July 2020.

Mr Tan has worked in the private, public and non-profit sectors. Before joining the government as Minister of State, he served as LinkedIn’s Head of Public Policy and Economics for the Asia Pacific, where he and his team helped economies prepare for the rapidly changing nature of work using analytics and data solutions.

Before LinkedIn, Mr Tan was Head of Public Policy and Trust and Safety at Facebook (as well as Instagram and WhatsApp) where he was responsible for strategic investments, helping small and medium businesses digitise, authenticity, cybersecurity and online safety.

Between 2010 to 2015, Mr Tan worked in investment banking at Goldman Sachs in Hong Kong and Singapore. Before that, he worked as a speech writer and on technology projects at the Executive Office of the United Nations Secretary-General in New York. Mr Tan has also served in the Ministry of Defence in diplomacy, research and counter-terrorism roles, and at Oxfam in Australia.

Peter Bithos brings over 20 years of experience in the Tech, Media and Telco sector, including a decade building and growing P&Ls across Asia.

His career includes various CEO and senior management positions encompassing both developed and developing markets and covering a spectrum of companies from start-ups to large enterprises.

Peter’s notable achievements include scaling up digital businesses from scratch, and helping spearhead one of the world’s most successful telco transformations over the past decade. He has a proven track record of leading digital business transformation programs and building strong company cultures in diverse markets across Asia Pacific and the United States.

Peter is currently the CEO of SEEK Asia, a combination of two leading brands JobStreet and jobsDB, and the leading job portal and preferred destination for jobseekers and organizations.

He was previously the CEO of premium digital streaming service HOOQ, a joint venture between Singtel, Sony and Warner Brothers. Peter also held senior roles at Singtel, including Chief Operating Officer of Globe Telecom in the Philippines.

Neneng Goenadi is the Country Managing Director at Grab Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s leading super app, since February 2019. In this role, Neneng brings more than 25 years of business experience and vast industry knowledge to drive the company’s mission in Indonesia. Neneng is managing all Grab Indonesia’s business across different verticals and focus, while also championing GrabForGood, the company’s long-term vision aims to empower people in Indonesia to gain critical access – some for the first time – to technology, upskilling and digital services.

Prior to joining Grab, Neneng has been the Country Managing Director for Accenture in Indonesia since April 2013. Neneng has more than 25 years working in the consulting industry. Prior to being a CMD, she held several roles, amongst others as Resources Industry Lead, ASEAN Management Consulting Lead since October 2015, and ASEAN Human Capital and Diversity Lead (2011–2016).

Neneng received her undergraduate degree in Civil Engineering from Parahyangan University, Indonesia, and her MBA in Finance from Cleveland State University, USA.

Sutanto Hartono currently serves as the Managing Director of PT. Elang Mahkota Teknologi (Emtek), Tbk., the CEO of Surya Citra Media (SCM), Tbk., as well as the CEO of Surya Citra Televisi (SCTV), and Vidio.com, two of the SCM’s subsidiaries. He is leading the effort to establish SCM leadership in the broadcast industry and aligning strategy to transform the Emtek group to be the dominant player in the content production and digital platform.

As President of Traveloka, Caesar Indra is responsible for fostering collaboration with stakeholders in the ecosystem, including businesses of all sizes and government relations, as well as leading the company’s financial technology group.

Prior to his appointment as President, he has held numerous different roles, from product management, business development, commercial strategy, customer care, to leading Traveloka’s largest business unit: Transport. In his multiple roles, Caesar provided the leadership that led to the 2000%+ growth of Transport gross booking value in the span of 5 years, scaling and localizing customer care technology and operations to serve 7 different markets.

Before Traveloka, Caesar was a strategy and management consultant at the Boston Consulting Group and a software engineer in a Seattle-based B2B tech startup that was subsequently acquired by Nuance Communications, which is now part of Microsoft.

Caesar holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science from the University of Washington, and an MBA degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

He is a strong believer in making the world a better place through technology. During his spare time, he enjoys sports, especially running and tennis to maintain his strength and agility.

A programmer by training and a venture capitalist by profession. Aaron founded his first startup at 13 and subsequently sold two companies before turning 21. 

Former IT Youth of the Year, Aaron represented Singapore in programming competitions overseas.  Aaron subsequently took a scholarship from the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore and read computer science at Carnegie Mellon and Singapore Management University. 

As a returning scholar, Aaron helped start Singtel’s venture fund – Singtel Innov8 ventures. Aaron spearheaded the setup of Blk71– Singapore’s largest startup ecosystem. He subsequently relocated to the United States and started Block71 San Francisco and the firm’s San Francisco operations before returning to Singapore in 2015. While at Innov8, Aaron oversees the fund’s investments in South East Asia. 

Aaron left the fund in 2016 and founded Carro – SEA’s largest online marketplace for cars. In 2021, Carro was named the fastest growing company in Asia Pacific with revenues of over $300M annually. 

Aaron graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BSc and MSc from Singapore Management University School of Information Systems and Carnegie Mellon University School of Computer Science.

A CEO of a startup in digital automotive with over 16 years of multiple industry and consulting experience across the globe. Prior to this, built blueprint and work in multiple areas from analytics till marketing for Indonesia 5th Unicorn FinTech company.

Active as public speaker across Asia both offline and online, serving as President of NTU AA Indonesia and Alumni Advisory Board of Nanyang Business School, and mentors for startups in various organizations. In his free time, Johnny hosts J-Talk Podcast at YouTube, Anchor and Spotify and does powerlifting.

Unlocking growth opportunities in the Asia Pacific is what I do. 3 generations in Asia, my Western roots, and my Eastern upbringing are catalysts for my passion, facilitating market entry and adoption for companies entering this complex landscape.

In 2005, I recognized mobile devices would change the digital landscape and shifted my focus to what was then a fledgling market. For the past 15 years, my emphasis has continued to be on mobile internet, AdTech, and MarTech, further growing my passion for the domain.

I am currently President & Managing Director at AppsFlyer, as the first global hire, I grew the business from newcomer to market leader in APAC achieving 70% market share, triple-digit revenue growth year on year, building an amazing team of 175+ across 7 offices in the region.

I founded two start-ups, one was an acquihire the other shut down (I know how to fail!). I’m also an active mentor, investor, industry thought leader and public speaker.

As President, South East Asia for JD.com, Sze Meng is responsible for JD’s businesses in South East Asia. He also serves as a board member of GO-JEK, JD.ID, JD Central and Tiki.

Sze Meng joined JD.com from Singtel where he was the Vice President for Business in the International Group of Singtel, responsible for developing new businesses in mobile financials, digital entertainment and microenterprises.

Previously, he was the General Manager responsible for PayPal businesses in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea. Prior to that, he was Vice President for Marketing where he led strategy and insight across the Asia Pacific region and was the Chief Marketing Officer for China in Visa. He was also a management consultant with McKinsey & Co in Chicago and Monitor Deloitte in Singapore.

He is a member of the board of trustee of Singapore Institute of Technology and holds an MBA degree from Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University and a BA degree in Public Policy from Stanford University.

Rui Ma has sixteen years of experience in technology and finance, spanning seed stage to pre-IPO investing spread evenly between the U.S. and China. She founded Tech Buzz China in 2018 to educate and consult investors, funds and entrepreneurs on Chinese tech companies products, strategies and trends. She previously worked at 500 Startups as an investment partner, and spent a decade in private equity and mergers & acquisitions roles at the Raine Group, Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch in both Silicon Valley and China. Rui holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from the University of California at Berkeley, and additional degrees from Tsinghua, INSEAD, UIUC and Harvard University.

Jonathan Larsen is Chief Innovation Officer of Ping An Group and Chairman and CEO of the Ping An Global Voyager Fund.

He has been at the leading edge of the financial services industry for 30 years and brings a unique blend of strategic vision, operational depth, and understanding of the new technology landscape. Jonathan spent 18 years at Citigroup where he was most recently Global Head of the firm’s Retail Banking and Mortgage businesses, generating ~$12Bn in Revenues and spanning 19 countries. Prior to Citi, Jonathan was a Principal in the Financial Services Practice of global management consulting firm, Booz Allen & Hamilton where he spent eight years advising large banks and other financial institutions across Asia, Australia and New Zealand and in the United States and Europe.

Jonathan is a Distinguished Fellow of the Institute of Banking and Finance, Singapore and was named Retail Banker of the Year in 2011 by Asian Banker magazine. He has been widely quoted in major business publications including the Financial Times, Bloomberg, Reuters, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, the Economist as well as local media throughout Asia Pacific. Jonathan holds a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) from the University of Melbourne.

Stephanie Davis is Vice President at Google, responsible for business strategy and operations across Southeast Asia.

Prior to this, she has held such positions as Country Director for Singapore and New Zealand, as well as Managing Industry Director for Travel in the United States, looking after many of Google’s largest Travel partnerships.

Stephanie first joined Google in 2006 and has held a number of other leadership roles, including looking after operational design for EMEA, working in the United States as Head of Industry for the financial services and insurance sector, and before that as Head of Publisher Partnerships.

Before joining Google, Stephanie was Managing Director of Research and Marketing for Knight Ridder Inc, the second largest publisher in the United States.

Stephanie is part of the World Economic Forum’s Digital ASEAN Board of Advisors and sits on the Industry Advisory Committee of the National University of Singapore’s School of Computing.

Aziza leads General Assembly’s Asia business, supporting people in acquiring the skills they need to pursue careers they love. She joined General Assembly, a global tech education company, when it was an early stage startup.

She joined as the first team member in Singapore, and launched and scaled General Assembly in this region, growing it to the largest and most profitable international market for the company. In her role, she leads growth, strategic partnerships, government relations, and operations for General Assembly in Asia across the consumer, enterprise, and government verticals.

Prior to GA, she worked on market expansion in emerging markets in Asia for a finance education firm. She is passionate about education and economic empowerment; and creating more opportunities in the tech industry for people of diverse backgrounds.

Julio heads the Asia Pacific and Latin America markets at Amplitude, the world’s leading Product Analytics solution that helps companies use their customer data to build great product experiences for digital growth. In his role, Julio leads a cross-functional team across the region that spearheads the company’s growth & expansion efforts and manages the existing portfolio.

Julio brings with him more than 15 years of industry experience, of which a decade span the digital product space, leading regional and global business strategies for various high-growth companies. His past experiences include Managing Director for Leanplum in APAC, the Head of Global Sales at BrowserStack, and Director of Enterprise Sales at Optimizely, and was a founding member of their GTM team.

Nir Eyal writes, consults, and teaches about the intersection of psychology, technology, and business. Nir previously taught as a Lecturer in Marketing at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford.

Nir co-founded and sold two tech companies since 2003 and was dubbed by The M.I.T. Technology Review as, “The Prophet of Habit-Forming Technology.” Bloomberg Businessweek wrote, “Nir Eyal is the habits guy. Want to understand how to get app users to come back again and again? Then Eyal is your man.”

He is the author of two bestselling books, Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products and Indistractable: How to Control Your Attention and Choose Your Life.

Indistractable received critical acclaim, winning the Outstanding Works of Literature Award as well as being named one of the Best Business and Leadership Books of the Year by Amazon and one of the Best Personal Development Books of the Year by Audible. The Globe and Mail called Indistractable, “the best business book of 2019.”

In addition to blogging at NirAndFar.com, Nir’s writing has been featured in The New York Times, The Harvard Business Review, Time Magazine, and Psychology Today.

Nir invests in habit-forming products that improve users’ lives. Some of his past investments include Eventbrite (NYSE:EB), Anchor.fm (acquired by Spotify), Kahoot! (KAHOOT-ME.OL), Canva, Homelight, Product Hunt, Marco Polo, Byte Foods, FocusMate, Dynamicare, Wise App, and Cutback Coach.

Nir attended The Stanford Graduate School of Business and Emory University.

Guillem Segarra is CEO of HappyFresh Group, Southeast Asia’s leading food ­focused last mile logistics and on-demand delivery company.

Prior to joining HappyFresh in March 2015, he was Marketplace Operations Manager and Head of 3PL Management at Lazada Group, which is pioneering e-Commerce across Southeast Asia. Before that he was a Technical Consultant for Vodafone Global Enterprise (part of the Vodafone Group), dedicated to simplifying the management of global communications for the world’s largest multi-national companies. Guillem holds a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in Telecommunications Engineering from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. He loves to travel and is curious about all the cultures in Asia and this is why he has enjoyed living in Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand.

Nicholas Nash is a co-founder of Asia Partners, a leading growth equity firm in Southeast Asia. He was previously the Group President of Sea Ltd. from 2014-2018. He led Sea’s IPO on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: SE), the largest ever IPO of a Southeast Asian internet company. Before that, he worked at General Atlantic for a decade, and began his career with McKinsey & Company.

Mr. Nash was a member of the World Economic Forum’s ASEAN Regional Strategy Group from 2017-18 and a Term Member of the Council on Foreign Relations from 2013-18. He is a Kauffman Fellow and a member of the Singapore chapter of YPO. He is on the boards of Ashoka University, Room to Read Singapore, and Endeavor Indonesia.

Weihan is a serial technology entrepreneur in Southeast Asia with twenty years of experience, having founded and successfully exited companies in the media and gaming space. Before joining GGV, Weihan started “BaBe”, the No.1 mobile news app in Indonesia that serves up more than a billion news clicks every month to millions of readers, by applying machine learning to the aggregation and recommendation of news and local content. He also is the founder of Main Games, the largest management platform for gaming live streamers in Indonesia as well as being a leading mobile games publisher.

Prior to his entrepreneurial journey, Weihan was a Principal at Nokia Growth Partners in Beijing, where he led growth stage investments into Chinese Internet companies such as UC Web and Ganji.com. He previously also held product management roles at Microsoft Windows Phone in its pioneering days. Weihan started his career as a management consultant at the Boston Consulting Group.

Weihan has an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, and a Bachelor of Computer Science from Monash University.

Muhammad Rachmat Kaimuddin is a seasoned leader with cross field and industry background, including experience in engineering and financial management.

He was awarded a Bachelor of Science from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, and Master of Business Administration from Stanford University, California, United States.

Prior to joining Bukalapak, he served as Director for Finance and Planning for PT Bank Bukopin Tbk starting in 2018, and, as a member of the Board of Commissioner for the same bank, up until his appointment as Director on 2014.

Rachmat started his career as a Senior Associate at the Boston Consulting Group, and some other experiences including Managing Director of PT Cardig Air Services, Chief Financial Officer of PT Bosowa Corporindo, Managing Director of PT Semen Bosowa Maros, Vice President of Baring Private Equity Asia, and Principal of Quvat.

Nuseir Yassin is CEO of Nas Academy and Creator of Nas Daily. Nuseir is a Harvard-educated software engineer turned creator with over 40 million followers across social media platforms. After a 1,000 day journey with Nas Daily, he founded Nas Academy, an edtech platform for the creator economy, that empowers creators to share their knowledge. Just like social media platforms enabled a kid from a village to get more views than CNN, Nas Academy wants to enable a creator to become bigger than Harvard. Nas Academy is headquartered in Singapore with students from 110 countries.

Charles Hamilton Ferguson is the general manager of Globalization Partners (GP) business in Asia. In this capacity, he is responsible for establishing scale and efficiency for GP’s and their clients business expansion in one of the most dynamic markets in the world. Globalization Partners flattens barriers to global business by making it easy for companies to hire employees anywhere in the world within a few business days. The company delivers these capabilities through its Global Expansion Platform™, which allows companies to hire employees throughout the world without having to navigate complex international legal, tax, and HR issues. Beginning in 2020, as an acknowledgement of his impact in the HR technology space, Charles was appointed as a start-up advisor and mentor for the Workplace Accelerator, which helps to discover and incubate the future of HR technology from Asia and beyond, and joined Advent International, the private equity firm with over $54B USD in AUM, as an industry advisor for Asia Pacific. 

Charles was most recently group chief commercial officer for Tricor Group, a leading business expansion specialist in Asia, with global knowledge and local expertise in business, corporate, investor, human resources & payroll, and corporate trust & debt services. With a vast network of senior executives across Asia, status in the market as a cloud computing expert, and reputation as a trusted advisor amongst his peers, Charles was responsible for designing and executing the global sales, marketing, and product innovation strategy for the Group. Prior this role, Charles was president and general manager for the Asia Pacific region at ADP, LLC, where he brought his experience and technology passion to the fore as the driver for delivering ADP’s employee engagement and human capital management (HCM) solutions to firms of every size in Asia. Charles moved to this role from his previous positions as division vice president of Asia Pacific, and vice president of multi-national corporation sales and marketing, leading these efforts across Asia. 

Before joining ADP, Charles co-founded the management consulting and advisory services firm ReedHamilton, where he led the technology and innovation practice. ReedHamilton had a team of consulting associates and offices in Singapore and Hong Kong serving firms across virtually every industry, providing guidance ranging from talent acquisition to go-to-market strategy.  Prior to co-founding ReedHamilton, Charles was regional vice president for SAP on demand, cloud services, and outsourcing, Asia Pacific and Japan. In this capacity, he was responsible for helping design, deploy, and general manage SAP’s software-as-a-service (SaaS) business and cloud computing evangelism for the region.  Previous to this role he led SAP’s Southeast Asia and emerging markets and technologies marketing organization.  In the early days of SaaS in Asia, he joined salesforce.com as the North Asia regional director where he built and led the team in new market penetration efforts for Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, PR China, and Taiwan ROC.  Previous to SAP and salesforce.com, he held senior sales, consulting, and services roles at Microsoft Asia headquarters and Intel’s supercomputer and enterprise platform group. 

In addition to his corporate career, Charles has had several other successes as an entrepreneur. He founded and managed the jazz club and bistro “Number Five” on the Bund in Shanghai, PRC which spanned a decade of service. Charles also founded several startups that burned brightly and failed gloriously, providing invaluable lessons on life and business. He speaks often on the topics of entrepreneurism and technology across the region. Charles is accredited with an EMP in international management from Stanford University Graduate School of Business and the National University of Singapore, holds a master’s degree in innovation management from the Helsinki School of Economics at Aalto University, and did his undergraduate studies at Bard College in the United States. He sits on the advisory boards for several firms serving the HR, cloud computing, and consulting industries and volunteers in his community as a Grass Roots Leader focused on new immigrant integration and new media advocacy. 

Dr Zhou Lihan is the Co-founder and Chief Executive Office of MiRXES, a homegrown biotech company that translates microRNA technology and research into diagnostic solutions for early detection and precision medicine.

Lihan started his career as a scientist working on MiRXES’ core technology when he was doing his PhD in Biochemistry at the National University of Singapore. Upon graduation, he developed this technology into a versatile platform for diagnostics development as a Research Scientist at A*STAR’s Bioprocessing Technology Institute before co-founding MiRXES in 2014 to commercialise the platform and its applications. The purpose of MiRXES was to make miRNA early cancer detection technology affordable, accurate and accessible to all.

Vince is the CEO of DANA. MBA Graduated from Waseda University in 2002, Vince has been a tech-fin entrepreneur for almost a decade. His previous company founded in 2008, INDOMOG, was one of the first successful payment company in the region which solve the issue of gamers paying for digital goods at over 20,000 locations in Indonesia.

Vince has been recognized in the technology and financial industry in building cashless society and a well-known in Engineering Community. Vince has become the speakers in a various world-wide conferences.

Lewis is currently the Chief Operating Officer, Asia at SEEK, where he is transforming Asia’s most successful jobs marketplace to become the best career platform in Asia.

Over the past two decades he has had a front row seat in some of Asia’s most successful tech companies including Carousell where he was the Chief Commercial Officer, PropertyGuru where he was the Chief Business Officer, as well as TripAdvisor and Apple.

Through his professional journey Lewis has built regional teams and businesses that have experienced hyper growth, improving the lives of millions of consumers and enabling commerce via technology.

As an executive in Asia, Lewis is passionate about fully utilising his skills and knowledge in business building to contribute to the tech ecosystem and grow together with the region.

Abraham Viktor is a serial entrepreneur who is the Co-founder & CEO of Hangry–a culinary multi-brand startup. Bram, how he’s usually called, had his entrepreneurial journey from a jam company, lightweight concrete factory to a Peer-to-Peer (P2P) lending company–that is acquired by OVO, one of the biggest fintech companies in Indonesia–before establishing Hangry in 2019.

His passion in company building, people development, and food, drove his decision to build Hangry with his two partners. Hangry is built from the founders’ love of good food and has its mission to be part of global citizen’s daily lives. With the ambitious goal, what Bram always believe as an entrepreneur is to focus on the customers’ needs and having the mindset as an underdog.

Ankush Grover, CEO Rebel Gofood Indonesia, holds a management degree from IIT, Mumbai. After a stint at a reputed consulting firm, he joined Rebel Foods, formerly known as Faasos, in 2012. Since then there has been no looking back. Ankush spearheaded the expansion of Rebel Foods’ North India operations, incubating several key projects, donning and juggling many hats with panache. Not only has Ankush borne witness to, but he has been a part of, more so a pillar of, one of the most transformational and disruptive phases of the organisation.

Ankush was the key driver of the group’s automation efforts as the Chief Business Officer, until recently taking on the responsibilities of CEO, Rebel Gofood Indonesia – a joint venture between
Rebel Foods and GoJek, Asia’s largest on-demand multi-service platform.

He has been part of the change management team in a rapidly evolving organisation and ecosystem, having helped the brand transform and achieve impressive numbers in new and upcoming markets. It is this strategic approach and goal-oriented thinking that gives him an edge and helps him successfully manage a variety of brands, simultaneously. Today Rebel Food’s kitchen ecosystem, which is the backbone of the entire company’s store operations, is a phenomenon thanks to Ankush, a big man with a big plan!

Rishabh Started his career as a Game Designer and moved into a Product role thereafter. Between 2012-2015, he worked with Career builder.com in their M&A team as International Product Manager.

Between 2015-2019, Rishabh along with the founding team started Reddoorz, which is now the leading Hospitality company in SEA. Rishabh was the COO at Reddoorz and managed P&L, growth and expansion regionally.

In October 2020, Rishabh along with 3 other co-founders started DishServe. DishServe is a network of ghost kitchens.

Yinwei joined EV Growth in 2019 and leads investment projects out of the Firm’s Singapore office. Previously, Yinwei was at Tiger Global and SGInnovate. He has a Masters from Stanford University and a Double Degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

Li Meng Lee is the Chief Strategy Officer and is responsible for the development and execution of Razer’s ongoing corporate strategy, driving Razer’s strategic initiatives, including partnerships and further penetration into broader entertainment segments, to advance buildout of Razer’s ecosystem of hardware, software and services. He is also the CEO of Razer Fintech since January 2020 and is responsible for driving the Razer Fintech business and expanding Razer brand in the greater sphere of the youth and millennials.

Recognized in the inaugural Singapore 100 Women in Tech list for significant contributions in technology and the silver medalist of the Best CX Personality for Customer Experience in Asia at the 2020 CX Asia Excellence Awards, Patricia is currently the Chief of Staff of Razer, which designs and markets the leading lifestyle brand of hardware, software, and services for gamers. She is responsible for the company’s strategic plans, has helmed the eCommerce, HR, and IT functions, and currently oversees global customer operations, corporate management, general management of 17 international offices, and the company’s sustainability office.

Melissa is a journalist at Tech in Asia covering all things related to Asia’s startup ecosystem. In her role, she has covered a range of topics from fintech, ecommerce, to super apps in the region. Above all else, she enjoys telling and uncovering a good story.
Prior to this, she was Assistant Producer at CNBC Asia, where she has worked across several programs including the flagship Squawk Box Asia, identifying news stories and opportunities for C-suite guests and newsmakers. She also led the network’s coverage at events including the Asian Development Bank Annual Meetings, the World Economic Forum on ASEAN, and the annual Milken Asia Summit in Singapore. In her spare time, she enjoys a good book and coffee.

Peter Bithos brings over 20 years of experience in the Tech, Media and Telco sector, including a decade building and growing P&Ls across Asia.

His career includes various CEO and senior management positions encompassing both developed and developing markets and covering a spectrum of companies from start-ups to large enterprises.

Peter’s notable achievements include scaling up digital businesses from scratch, and helping spearhead one of the world’s most successful telco transformations over the past decade. He has a proven track record of leading digital business transformation programs and building strong company cultures in diverse markets across Asia Pacific and the United States.

Peter is currently the CEO of SEEK Asia, a combination of two leading brands JobStreet and jobsDB, and the leading job portal and preferred destination for jobseekers and organizations.

He was previously the CEO of premium digital streaming service HOOQ, a joint venture between Singtel, Sony and Warner Brothers. Peter also held senior roles at Singtel, including Chief Operating Officer of Globe Telecom in the Philippines.