WOMEN LEADERS FORUM 2016 WELCOME FROM … LEADERS FORUM 2016 WELCOME FROM HSBC Diane S Reyes Group General Manager, Global Head of Payments and Cash Management HSBC ... Client Service,

WOMEN LEADERS’ FORUM 2016

WELCOME FROM HSBC

Diane S ReyesGroup General Manager, Global Head of Payments and Cash Management HSBC

Diane S Reyes was appointed to Group General Manager in February 2015. Since September 2011, she has been the Global Head of Payments and Cash Management, a multi-billion dollar business operating across five regions and over 60 countries and territories. She is responsible

for over 80 products and services offered to Large and Middle Market Corporates, Financial Institutions and Governmental Organizations. Her focus is on improving the client experience around cash management and payments both locally and across borders and currencies.

Diane has over 20 years of financial services experience across a number of financial institutions with an emphasis on P&L, Sales, Client Service, Product and Risk Management in Transaction Banking.

In her current role, Diane represents HSBC on the Payments Risk Committee of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. She is also a senior sponsor for the Diversity program within HSBC’s Global Commercial Bank.

Diane previously was the Global Payments Head for Citi’s Global Transaction Services (GTS). Diane joined Citi in 2000 where she held various positions within GTS including Head of the North America Region for Cash, Treasury and Trade Solutions, Chief Operating Officer for Citi’s Global Cash Management business and Global Sales Head for Citi’s Treasury and Trade Solutions. Prior to joining Citi, Diane held senior positions at JP Morgan Chase including Global Payables Solutions Business Executive and Middle Market Product and Sales Executive.

Over the last few years, Diane has chaired various councils on women’s career development. Diane has feature regularly in the last eight years in the US Bankers Magazine’s ‘Most powerful Women in Banking’ and ‘Women to Watch” categories.

Diane earned her MBA from the University of Pittsburgh, as well as completed the Program for Executives at Carnegie Mellon University. She has served as Treasurer of the New York Race for the Cure for 7 years, an affiliate of the Susan G. Koman Breast Cancer Foundation. Additionally, Diane has spent 19 years living in the Philippines and speaks the local language (Tagalog). Diane is married and has four children.


MODERATOR

Laurel West Editorial Director, Asia, Thought Leadership Research The Economist Intelligence Unit

As director, Asia, for Thought Leadership Research, Laurel West is responsible for The Economist Intelligence Unit’s sponsored-research programmes in Asia. Prior to assuming her current role, Ms West was a member of the country-analysis team, specialising in India.

Her current role covers Asia from Australia to India. Her work covers a wide range of topics but most recently has focused on the region’s consumer markets, the environment for internet-based business and women’s role in corporate Asia. Ms West has lived in Asia for more than 20 years.


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Susi PudjiastutiMinister Of Marine Affairs And Fisheries,Republic Of Indonesia

Susi Pudjiastuti is Indonesia’s Minister of Marine Affairs and Fisheries under the cabinet of President Joko Widodo. Prior to her ministerial appointment, she was the CEO but still the owner of ASI Pudjiastuti Aviation, which operates the Susi Air airline in Indonesia; ASI Geosurvey; and ASI Pudjiastuti Marine Product,

a seafood-export company based in Pangandaran, West Java.

Ms Pudjiastuti is a recipient of many awards and honours, including the APEC Award for Innovative Achievements, Extraordinary Leadership and Significant Contributions to the Economy at the Women and Economy Summit (2011); Primaniyarta Award for Best Small and Medium Enterprise by the President of the Republic of Indonesia (2005); Ernst and Young Indonesia Young Entrepreneur of the Year (2005); Ganesha Widya Jasa Aditama Award by the Bandung Institute of Technology (2011); and Metro Eagle Award, Award for Economics, given by Metro TV Indonesia (2006).


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Lynette Leong Chief Executive Officer And Executive DirectorCapitaLand Commercial Trust Management Limited

Lynette Leong joined CapitaLand Commercial Trust Management Limited (CCTML) in 2007 as the Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director. CCTML is the manager of CapitaLand Commercial Trust (CCT), the first and largest commercial real-estate investment trust by market capitalisation on the Singapore Exchange.

CCTML is also the wholly owned subsidiary of CapitaLand Limited, one of Asia’s largest real-estate companies.

Ms Leong is also a member of the board and audit committee of Singapore’s National Environment Agency and serves as a board member on the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce. She has more than 20 years of experience in real estate, banking and finance in Singapore, Korea, Hong Kong, Malaysia, the United Kingdom and the US.


Graeme Harlow Managing DirectorSouth-East Asia, Diageo

As the Managing Director of Diageo South East Asia, Graeme Harlow is responsible for the holistic performance of Diageo brands across the dynamic South-east Asia region. His responsibilities include developing strategy to deliver Diageo’s goals through a complex network of Diageo-owned businesses,

joint ventures and third-party operations and leading a leadership team of experienced general managers and functional heads and a broader team of more than 500 people across the region. Throughout his career at Diageo, Mr Harlow has consistently demonstrated his ability and expertise as both a commercial and a finance leader. He is known for his skill at building outstanding business relationships, leading high-performing teams, delivering results and understanding local cultures and dynamics.

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Chea Serey Director-General Of Central BankingNational Bank Of Cambodia

Serey Chea is the Director-General of Central Banking at National Bank of Cambodia. Since 2013, she has supervised five core departments. She is a member of different policy-driven committees in both the public and private sector and serves as the chairwoman of Credit Bureau Cambodia, the first and only privately

run credit-sharing system in Cambodia.

Before her current position, Ms Chea was the Deputy Director-General of banking supervision and held various positions in banking and microfinance institution supervision and regulation. She is frequently invited to deliver addresses at many national and international conferences on various topics relating to central banking, banking supervision and gender issues.


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Qian LiuDirector, Global Economics Unit; Director, Access ChinaThe Economist Intelligence Unit

Qian Liu was the first Chinese analyst to join The Economist Intelligence Unit. She is responsible for utilising econometric models to analyse economic data and produce macroeconomic forecasts. Under her leadership, Access China has expanded into a

global team of analysts covering China’s 31 provinces and 287 key prefectures, and providing analysis of Chinese outbound investment. Ms Liu also heads the Global Economics Unit, which specialises in quantitative research and forecasting and constitutes the core infrastructure for the EIU’s economic and industry forecasts. Ms Liu has designed and led modelling and scenario analysis across a range of industries for multinational corporations and government agencies.

Ms Liu has also been a guest lecturer at New York University, Tsinghua University, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and Fudan University. She is a regular commentator on media outlets including the BBC, CNBC, CNN, CBS, HBO, NPR and CCTV.

Before joining the EIU, Ms Liu obtained her PhD in economics from Uppsala University, Sweden, and spent a year as a visiting researcher at the University of California, Berkeley. Her past research has focused on labour economics, and her fields of interest include education, gender and employment. Her research articles have appeared in publications including the Oxford Economic Papers, the B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy (produced by Berkeley Electronic Press), the China Economic Review and the China Economic Quarterly.


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Tricia WeenerHead of Marketing HSBC, Asia Pacific

Tricia Weener is Head of Marketing for HSBC Commercial Banking and Global Banking & Markets, Asia Pacific. She is responsible for 19 markets in the region, directing customer research and insight, planning and effectiveness, campaigns and brand, sponsorship, proposition implementation, and digital

and content marketing.

Prior to this she was Head of Marketing Communications, Campaign and Digital Strategy, for Commercial Banking globally, responsible for events, sponsorship activation, brand, content creation and digital marketing. Ms Weener joined HSBC in August 2009 as Head of Marketing Communications for Commercial Banking, Europe.

With over 20 years’ experience on the client and agency sides, Ms Weener started her career at British Aerospace before moving to The Marketing Partnership, working on ABN AMRO, Alpha Airports Group, Bank of Butterfield, Hoverspeed Fast Ferries and St James’ Place, and then on to an international marketing role with Alpha Airports Group. Prior to HSBC, she founded and ran integrated marketing at a communications agency, Intelligent Marketing, working across a number of blue-chip clients, including Diageo, Honda, HSBC, Lufthansa, TaylorMade Golf and Weight Watchers.


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Mao YibingChief Legal Counsel And Senior Vice-President Of Asset Management, Asia-Pacific,Marriott International

With more than 20 years of Asia-Pacific hospitality industry experience, Yibing Mao brings invaluable legal and business expertise to Marriott International’s fastest-growing region. Ms Mao is Chief Legal Counsel and Senior Vice-President of asset management,

Asia-Pacific, her most recent role since joining Marriott International in 1996. She leads a multinational legal team to support the development and operations of properties bearing Marriott’s luxury, full-service, select-service or residential brands, including Ritz-Carlton, Bulgari, Marriott, Renaissance and Courtyard. Since 2013, she added a dual role heading asset management and owner relations, Asia-Pacific. Here she combines her priorities for service excellence and business growth to navigate complex financial arrangements for both corporate and partner benefit. Before joining Marriott, Ms Mao was an associate of the Hong Kong office of Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy, a New York–based law firm. She is a graduate of the School of Law of Duke University and Beijing University.


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Pat DwyerFounder and DirectorThe Purpose Business

Pat Dwyer has 15 years of sustainability leadership experience, most recently as global head of CSR and sustainability for Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts. Under her leadership, Shangri-La became the only Asian hotel group to be recognised in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index. She developed programmes

across 89 hotels in 22 countries covering a broad spectrum of issues, including carbon management, diversity, environment stewardship and employee engagement. Ms Dwyer is a member of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Young Global Leaders class of 2015 and serves on the WEF Global Agenda Council for Oceans. She is the recipient of the International Hotel Investment Forum Young Leader Award and was named one of Premier Traveler’s 30 Most Compelling Women in Travel. She set up The Purpose Business as Hong Kong’s first 360 degree network of sustainability and business advisers who work with organisations to galvanise and align their business, brand and sustainability goals.


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Lim Qing RuCo-FounderZopim

Lim Qing Ru is one of the co-founders of Zopim, a leading provider of live chat software. From its humble beginnings in 2008, Zopim was servicing more than 500,000 international businesses out of Singapore by 2014, before it was acquired by a Nasdaq-listed company for more than US29.8$m. Ms Lim started

her service at Zendesk as director of customer advocacy before transitioning to her current role as director of product marketing. She continues to grow Zopim’s expanding presence worldwide.

Ms Lim has been widely featured in the media, and the Sunday Times identified her as one of the top 21 female technopreneurs in Singapore. She believes in giving back to society and in supporting local entrepreneurs in their quest to become global leaders. She was also a commencement speaker at the National University of Singapore, her alma mater.


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Ipsita DasguptaChief Commercial Officer GE South Asia

Ipsita Dasgupta is the Chief Commercial Officer for GE South Asia. In this role she is responsible for leading a consolidated commercial game plan and go-to-market strategy for the South Asia region. She is responsible for marketing strategy, new product/solution initiatives and strategic customer accounts

across GE businesses. She leads In India for India growth programmes and drives salesforce effectiveness for the region and is responsible for Bangladesh. Prior to her current role, Ms Dasgupta served as the Chief Marketing Officer for GE India, South Asia and Greater China. Her priorities included building new business strategies to increase GE’s footprint and define region and country-centric solutions for customers.

Prior to joining GE, Ms Dasgupta was an Executive in Cisco’s Globalisation Centre East business. As Managing Director of Smart Connected Communities – Emerging Businesses, she developed business opportunities in emerging markets, specifically focused on the global, emerging middle class. Ms Dasgupta joined Cisco from IBM, where she worked since 2002, bringing multifaceted experience in building and leading strategic business and consulting competencies at company-wide and regional levels. Some of her roles included building and driving marketing strategies and practices for IBM’s global hardware, software and services businesses; building and leading IBM’s global senior consulting Centre of Competency out of India; and leading and strengthening IBM’s competitive intelligence/strategy practice for corporate headquarters.

Before her IBM experience, she worked with the management consultancy Arthur D. Little as a strategy consultant. Ms Dasgupta holds a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and economics from Columbia University, and a master’s in business administration from Harvard Business School.


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Li JingmeiAssistant ProfessorKarolinska Institutet

Jingmei Li is a woman in science doing science for women. As part of a UNESCO–L’Oréal international fellowship, she is currently an Assistant Professor at her host institution, the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden, working in the field of breast cancer and women's health. She is also an adjunct research

associate at the Genome Institute of Singapore. Ms Li majored in life sciences (biology) and minored in technopreneurship during her undergraduate years and has a PhD in medical science.


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Shehneela AhmedCriminal Lawyer And Football AgentPlatinum FA Sports

Shehneela Ahmed made soccer history by becoming the world’s first Asian female football agent for the English Football Association. She has signed some of Europe’s top football players. Shehneela has won numerous awards, and she is the Women of the Future ambassador for women in sport in England.

Shehneela also works as a criminal solicitor-advocate in London. She received her licence from the English FA in September 2013 and aims to be a role model for youngsters and an ambassador for sports in the United Kingdom.


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Lady Michelle MoneBaroness of Mayfair OBE,Founder of Ultimo

Michelle Mone is an entrepreneur, speaker and business mentor. Michelle grew up in the East End of Glasgow where – due to family illness – she was forced to leave school at 15 with no qualifications. In 1996 she founded Ultimo, which went on to become the UK’s leading designer lingerie brand with a staff

of thousands and multi-million pound turnover. Michelle’s passion is to use her success to inspire others, speaking around the globe at business events and mentoring hundreds of young entrepreneurs from across the world. In 2010 she was made OBE by Her Majesty the Queen, in recognition of her services to business. In the run-up to the 2014 referendum on Scotland’s future, she helped to lead the campaign to keep the United Kingdom together. In October 2015 Ms Mone entered the House of Lords. She is the new start-up business Tsar undertaking the Mone Review at the request of the prime minister David Cameron and Secretary of State Iain Duncan Smith.


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Guy Harvey-SamuelGroup General ManagerChief Executive Officer, HSBC Singapore

Guy Harvey-Samuel is Group General Manager, Chief Executive Officer of Singapore, The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HBAP). A Permanent Resident of Singapore, Guy is a member of HBAP’s Executive Committee and has direct responsibility for all HSBC operations based in

Singapore. He is also a member of the Advisory Board of the National Youth Achievement Award Council and sits on the National Arts Council Advisory Board, the Jurong Town Corporation (“JTC”) Board, Surbana Jurong Private Limited Board and the National Parks Board.

In his previous role as Group General Manager and Head of International, Asia Pacific based in Hong Kong, Guy was responsible for 12 countries in the Asia Pacific Region including Indonesia, Vietnam and Thailand.

Guy joined HSBC in 1978. He has worked in 12 different countries across the world. Guy’s various postings have seen him take on senior management roles in Australia, the United Kingdom, Malaysia, Singapore and Hong Kong and he has spent a considerable part of his career performing roles in Global Markets, Retail Banking and Wholesale Banking.

He is married with two sons.


CELEBRITY CHEF

Monica Galetti

Monica Galetti is one of the best-known female chefs in London. Born in Samoa and raised in New Zealand, Monica developed an early interest in food and trained as a chef in New Zealand. In 2000 she came to London to work for Michel Roux Jr at Le Gavroche. Monica’s talent was soon recognised and she progressed rapidly, becoming the first female sous chef at Le Gavroche and then Michel’s Head Chef at Le Gavroche

Tropiques in Mauritius in 2005. Since the birth of her daughter Anais, Monica has returned to the UK to work at Le Gavroche.

After a total of twelve years at Le Gavroche, Monica left in 2015 to spend some time with her family and focus on finding a site for her first restaurant in London. Over the past seven years Monica has become a familiar television personality, as the inimitable presenter and judge on BBC2’s highly popular MasterChef: The Professionals.

Monica’s first book Monica’s Kitchen was published by Quadrille in 2012. She is currently working on a second book which is scheduled for publication in 2016.


GOLFER

Feng Shan Shan

Feng enjoyed a decorated amateur career that included nine wins in China. She won the China Junior Championship and the China Junior Open in 2004. She was a three-time winner of the China Amateur Tournament (2004-06) and also the 2006 China Women’s Amateur Open Champion.

In 2007 she was named Golfweek’s Top Chinese Amateur in 2007 after winning four tournaments

on the International Junior Golf Tour (IJGT) and qualified for the 2007 U.S. Women’s Open. Later that year, also as an amateur, Feng tied for ninth at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament to earn exempt status for the 2008 LPGA season and then turned professional immediately following the final round.

By 2012, Feng was a three time winner on the LPGA Japan Tour but made her LPGA breakthrough at The Wegmans LPGA Championship – becoming the first player from China to win a Major Championship. She went on to record 8 top ten finishes that season as well as making 18 out of 19 cuts.

In 2013 she captured her second career victory in her home country, China, at the Reignwood LPGA Classic and closed out the 2013 season with another victory at the season-ending CME Group Titleholders.

In 2014 she made 24 of 24 cuts and earned $1,404,623 as well as capturing her fourth career victory at the Sime Darby LPGA Malaysia, where she matched her career-low round of 63 in the final round and crossed the $5 million mark in career earnings. She crossed the $1 million in season earnings for the third-consecutive season.

2015 proved to be another successful season for Feng as she won twice on the Ladies European Tour at the Buick Championship in May and the Omega Dubai Ladies Masters (for the third year in four appearances) in December. As a result of the wins, she also topped the LET Order of Merit.


GOLFER

Paula Creamer

One of the most respected players on the LPGA Tour, Paula Creamer has won 10 LPGA tournaments, claimed 99 top ten finishes, banked more than US$11 million in winnings and has been ranked as high as number 2 in the Women’s World Golf Rankings, since turning professional in 2005.

As an amateur, Creamer won numerous junior golf titles, including 11 American Junior Golf Association

(AJGA) tournaments. At the age of 12, she won 13 consecutive regional junior events in northern California, and the following year she became the top-ranked female junior golfer in the state, before moving to Bradenton, Florida in 2000 and enrolling at IMG Academy.

Creamer broke on to the LPGA Tour in 2005 aged just 18 and quickly became one of the top players on the circuit, winning the Sybase Classic in May before winning the Evian Masters in July. She went on to win a further six titles between 2006 and 2008 before winning her first and only Major Championship to date at the 2010 US Women’s Open.

Made to wait for her next LPGA Tour victory Creamer sensationally captured the 2014 HSBC Women’s Champions by sinking a 75-foot eagle putt on the second playoff hole, to secure the win and send the crowd into a frenzy of excitement. The putt has since been voted ‘LPGA Putt of the Year’ for 2014 and will go down as one of the defining moments in the history of the tournament.

Due to her fondness for wearing pink, Creamer’s friend Casey Wittenberg nicknamed her the "Pink Panther". The sobriquet followed her when she turned professional. In addition to her pink outfits, Creamer sports the colour on several of her golf accessories, including her club grips and golf bag. Creamer also uses a Pink Panther club head cover, in a nod to her nickname.

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WOMEN LEADERS FORUM 2016 WELCOME FROM … LEADERS FORUM 2016 WELCOME FROM HSBC Diane S Reyes Group General Manager, Global Head of Payments and Cash Management HSBC ... Client Service,