Contributors
Gregory J. Lovas
Gregory J. Lovas is a Partner at CTPartners in Singapore who leads the firm’s Life Sciences Practice in Asia Pacific.
Gregory Tirrell
Greg is the Acting Executive Director of the American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore. With a 15-year private banking and private equity career, he brings to the Chamber over six years of Asia management expertise, with specialisation in ASEAN cross-border business development.
Gwen Lim
Gwen Lim, Manager of Human Resources Division, Robert Walters Singapore, she specializes in recruitment of human resources professionals.
Gyan Nagpal
Gyan a CEO and Principal at PeopleLENS Global Associates is an award winning talent strategist and leadership coach, who is deeply invested in researching changes to the global talent pool.
Hagen Rooke
Hagen is a financial regulatory counsel at Reed Smith in Singapore. He has extensive experience advising on financial regulatory matters in a range of areas, including licensing and regulatory approvals, conduct of business and governance, FinTech and contentious regulatory matters.
With deep knowledge of Singapore regulation and experience of engaging with the Monetary Authority of Singapore, Hagen advises financial institutions on all aspects of their activities in Singapore. He is qualified as a lawyer in Singapore and England & Wales and, with experience practicing in both jurisdictions, has a unique understanding of the international issues and synergies that affect his clients.
Hamish Moline
Hamish Moline is Vice President, Regional Merchant Services, Southeast Asia and Business Process & Analytics, PayPal APAC.
Han Chon
Han Chon serves as the Managing Director for ASEAN at Nutanix.
Drawing on over 25 years of market experience in the IT industry, Han now leads the strategy and business growth for Nutanix in Southeast Asia, with an unwavering commitment to driving value for Nutanix’ customers and partners in the region.
Prior to joining the cloud computing company, Chon held various leadership and management roles at Lenovo and Dell, where he spent almost 20 years of his career.
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