Contributors
Carrie Tong
Carrie Tong is Chief Strategy Officer Hong Kong and Macau and Head of Macau Branch, Manulife (International) Limited. As Chief Strategy Officer Hong Kong and Macau, Ms. Tong is responsible for setting the overall strategic priorities of the business, ensuring that strategic choices are made in line with strategic objectives, and the execution of plans is aligned to Manulife's priorities. She is also responsible for making sure that future changes to the company's business model are properly assessed and pursued in a deliberate, structured, and impactful manner.
Prior to Manulife, Ms. Tong worked at the Hong Kong Jockey Club overseeing new markets development and partnerships. She was formerly a senior consultant at Bain Company. Carrie began her career working at Willis Towers Watson in Toronto. She holds an MBA from the Ivey Business School at Western University, Canada.
Chandni Motwani
Chandni Motwani is the Strategy Director of Appnovation in Asia Pacific. Chandni is an experienced product and strategy lead in digital innovation. She believes that the first step to creating a successful product or service is to deeply know your user. She loves to explore how world shifts impact the interaction between human experience and technology. Chandni is keen to build disruptive digital solutions that have an eye on the future but are grounded in today. She believes in creating human-positive solutions that deliver true value for their users.
Chris Tan
Chris Tan is an Engineering Consultant at FM Global, a leading commercial property insurance company. With over 12 years of experience, Chris has established himself as a seasoned professional in property loss evaluation and business interruption risks. Specializing in the advanced technology industries, including semiconductors and data centres, he has successfully partnered with top companies such as Micron, Globalfoundries, and Samsung to identify and mitigate manufacturing process risks. His contributions to the industry involve participating in standards revisions and mentoring the next generation of engineers in the semiconductor specialization. Chris continues to be an influential voice in the events and technology landscape, and has led to well-received presentations at large conferences, including the recent SESHA Symposium in Phoenix, USA.