Contributors
Jeff Nardoci
Jeff Nardoci joined Solta Medical in September 2009 as the Vice President of Global Marketing. Jeff brings more than 19 years of experience in marketing and strategic consumer development in both the medical and consumer goods markets.
Jeffrey Koh
Jeffrey Koh is the Founder & Managing Director of Loyal Reliance Pte Ltd.
Jeffrey Kok
Jeffrey Kok is Senior Director of Presales, Asia Pacific and Japan at CyberArk.
Jeffrey Lim
Jeffrey Lim specialises in intellectual property, data protection, cybersecurity, data governance, and artificial intelligence (AI). He was part of the team that developed the first edition of the AI Ethics Body of Knowledge and helped on the committee to develop the world’s first AI Ethics professional certification programme in collaboration with the Singapore Computer Society and the Info Media Development Authority of Singapore. He has also co-authored numerous articles including for the Singapore PDPC.
Jeffrey Williams
Jeffrey Williams is an associate trainer with d’Oz International Pte. Ltd. He is a Professional Trainer and Education Success Coach.
Jeffrey Yap
Jeffrey Yap is the Vice President of Schneider Electric Singapore’s Building Business Unit. He is responsible for setting the business direction and driving profitable growth for the Building Business unit. He also currently oversees the strategic planning and development for Schneider Electric's Buildings' business in Singapore.
Jennifer Rahman
Jennifer Rahman is a global personal empowerment and business leadership coach, published author, educator, and founder of Lifemaxx International. Born and educated in Singapore, Jennifer has 20 years' experience in public relations, management, coaching, and holistic therapy. She was the International Head of Operations for the International Institute of Coaching and Mentoring (IIC&M).
Jenny Tay
Jenny is a seasoned business leader with over 30 years of comprehensive experience in manpower staffing and business process outsourcing (BPO). She is widely recognised for her strategic leadership and has built a strong reputation as a results-driven professional with a deep understanding of workforce management and operational excellence.
Throughout her career, Jenny has consistently demonstrated strong business acumen and commitment by leading high-performing teams to deliver innovative, customised, and results-driven workforce solutions to some of Singapore’s most established organisations.
As Senior Director and Head of PERSOL Outsourcing, Jenny oversees the full spectrum of outsourcing operations and service delivery. Her responsibilities include driving business growth, strengthening client partnerships, and developing bespoke BPO solutions designed to meet evolving organisational needs.
Jeonghwa Ryu
Jeonghwa is the Chief Operating Officer at WATATAWA. She has held senior financial supervisory positions in leading firms in the strategic communications sector in both South Korea and Singapore. Immediately prior to joining WATATAWA she was CFO of Grey Worldwide in Singapore. Her other positions have included CFO at Burson-Marsteller Korea, and internal audit director at DAUM Communications. She also had senior roles at Diamond Advertising (now Diamond Ogilvy) and Procter & Gamble Korea. Jeonghwa holds AICPA and CFA charters.
Jeremy Gray
Jeremy has held senior finance roles in Europe, North America, and Asia. He is COO/CFO (GCP Asia Pacific) at Grace. Jeremy is a principal with the CFO Centre Singapore and is also the owner of 3 Continents Consulting.
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