Contributors
Jon Golding
Jon Golding, ATT (Fellow) TEP, works at Absolute Financial Solutions, Malaysia and provides expatriates in SE Asia with tax mitigation for those on temporary work assignments and retirees to the region. He has had over 40 years working in the tax arena of United Kingdom and his previous work experience has been with HM Revenue & Customs, top international accountants KPMG, PwC, EY.
Jonas Blanck
With more than a decade of experience in email marketing, Jonas has been working as CTO and business development at leading ESP, Apsis in Europe. As an avid entrepreneur, he took on the challenge of starting the operations in Asia and resides in Hong Kong since four years ago.
Jonas Wulff Moller
Jonas Wulff Moller – Luxury | Lifestyle retailer and passionate CX-strategist
Jonathan Kwan
Jonathan Kwan is a career coach & Gen Y expert focused on developing next generation talent. He is the Managing Director and founder of Kwantum Leap.
Joon Aun Ooi
Joon Aun was appointed President and Managing Director for South East Asia and Pacific Rim for Wyndham Hotels & Resorts in April 2018. He joined Wyndham in 2013 as Vice President, Openings and Operations for Wyndham Hotel Group Greater China where he successfully introduced four new brands to the market and played a pivotal role in growing the combined franchise and management portfolio to over 1,400 hotels.
Before joining the hospitality industry in 2002, Mr Ooi spent more than 7 years at The Boston Consulting Group where he was a Principal. He made his first foray into the hospitality industry as Vice President Strategy at InterContinental Hotels Group before moving to China in 2005 to take on the role of Vice President, Hotel Openings (Greater China). In 2009, he was appointed Vice President Strategy and Hotel Openings (Asia Pacific) at Hilton Worldwide where he oversaw the successful growth of the Hilton portfolio in China.
Joon Aun holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and a Master of Business Administration from Stanford University.
Jorg Dietzel
Jörg Dietzel is running a regional branding group and teaches at the business at the business schools of both NUS and SMU. He is based in Singapore.
Joris Angevaare
Joris has undertaken assignments in many countries of the world, acquiring knowledge, cultural insight, and awareness through a huge variety of project types. Possessing a keen eye for operational efficiencies, people flow, and ergonomic comfort, Joris blends his unorthodox and inventive design style to create combinations that are fresh and intelligent. Noteworthy projects to his name include: Novotel Clarke Quay Singapore, NTUC Foodfare Sports Hub, Robinsons Orchard, Zafferano, Toby’s Estate, and Goldman Sachs. Joris comes with a background in the world-renowned design school of Willem de Kooning Academy Rotterdam, where he shone as an exemplary student and a sports enthusiast.
Joseph Suriya
Joseph Suriya is a results driven marketer with extensive knowledge in cross regional, lead generation programmes, with more than 11 years’ marketing experience. As Senior Director of Marketing at Tealium APAC, Joseph is responsible for developing and implementing the company’s brand strategy across the region.
Josephine Ng
Josephine Ng, Director of Hermitage Wines, holds a Bachelor degree in Finance and has proven to be the key personnel in managing Hermitage’s wholesale and retail business and operations in Singapore, with an approximate turnover of 5 million dollars.
Joshua Richheimer
Joshua Richheimer is Head of Business Development, Employee Benefits at Lockton Companies (Singapore) Pte Ltd.
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