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Much has changed in workplace and workforce trends in the post-pandemic. In Asia, one of the key trends that evolved out of the pandemic was the introduction of remote work. Billed as a way to increase work-life balance, boost productivity and drive employee retention, the policy has gained popularity as firms competed in a tight labour market coming out of the pandemic.


Further, Gen Z's, and those born between 1997 and 2002, will likely have begun their first job in the height of the pandemic. Having only experienced remote or hybrid working, this will have a profound impact on the company culture. Workers who have experience of working before the pandemic now had to manage them.


Join us as we unpack how firms in Singapore have adapted to changing company cultures. Our keynote presentation and following panel discussion will help business leaders understand the demands of the future, people-centric workplace, and the best people management practices.

Agenda

8:00 AM - 8:30 AM
Doors open and registration
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM
Opening presentation
9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
Panel discussion
9:45 AM - 10:00 AM
Q&A and networking

Speakers

  • Nav Vij (Chief Digital Neuroscientist at Neurowyzr)

    Nav Vij

    Chief Digital Neuroscientist at Neurowyzr

    Nav completed his training for Neurosciences at the University of Melbourne, focusing on cognitive studies, subjective pain assessment, and community mental health. Realizing a global gap in accessible brain function testing, he returned to Singapore to research these gaps within longitudinal testing modalities. Before founding Neurowyzr, Nav spent four years working as a recruiter with two search firms, focusing on senior management and leadership within the Life Sciences, healthtech and medtech industries. These experiences allowed Nav to develop a keen sense of the gaps in the current corporate HR offerings, and the needs of the market.

    As the Chief Digital Neuroscientist at Neurowyzr, Nav works with product and science teams to bring the core functions of digital clinical neuroscience tools to life. He also spearheads Neurowyzr’s new product development by keeping abreast with the latest neuroscientific research and discovery.

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  • Jessica Zhang (Senior Vice President, APAC at Automatic Data Processing Pte Ltd)

    Jessica Zhang

    Senior Vice President, APAC at Automatic Data Processing Pte Ltd

    Jessica currently is the Senior Vice President, ADP Asia Pac and is responsible for leading a diversified team located in Australia, China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, India, Japan, Singapore and the Philippines.

    ADP’s Asia Pacific business provides service to thousands of clients and pays their employees in 23 countries across 8 different languages ranging from small, local companies up to our largest global. Jessica is responsible for driving strategic growth and operational excellence throughout this fast growing and dynamic region of APAC.

    Prior to her current role, Jessica was the General Manager, ADP North Asia. She led the business to achieve significant revenue growth and built a strong and diverse leadership team in North Asia. She has also led demanding projects, including the successful management of the safety and support of ADP clients and associates at the outbreak of COVID. Before this she was CFO, ADP Asia Pacific and CFO, ADP China.

    Before joining ADP, Jessica held a number of financial and general management leadership roles in large multinational corporations such as the Bristol-Myers Squibb. She has over 30 years of extensive leadership experiences and has accumulated a wealth of overseas experiences in the UK, Australia, India and other countries.

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  • Pei Ying CHUA (Head Economist for APAC at LinkedIn)

    Pei Ying CHUA

    Head Economist for APAC at LinkedIn

    Pei Ying is the Head Economist for APAC at LinkedIn. Bridging between policy, economics and data, her team partners with governments, public institutions, and policy influencers to identify opportunities and insights that help government and business leaders address the challenges of the modern workforce.

    She was previously Head of Economics at Grab, South-East Asia’s largest ride-sharing company, and VP of Social Impact for Conjunct Consulting, South-East Asia’s first social change consultancy.

    She holds combined BSc in Vision Science and Neuroscience from the University of Melbourne, an MPhil in Neuroscience from Cambridge, and an MA in Management from Harvard.

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  • Koh Jia Rong (Research Analyst at Economist Intelligence Corporate  Network)

    Koh Jia Rong

    Research Analyst at Economist Intelligence Corporate Network

    As part of the editorial team, Jia Rong drives research and content across the EICN. Specialising in macro-economic trends, he works closely with the Network Directors to produce client deliverables.

    With previous experience as a business journalist, Jia Rong has a keen understanding of corporate landscape, and is an efficient communicator.

    Jia Rong holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Finance from the University of London.

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  • Sumana Rajarethnam (Director, South-East Asia of Economist Intelligence Corporate Network)

    Sumana Rajarethnam

    Director, South-East Asia of Economist Intelligence Corporate Network

    Sumana is a senior policy professional with 17 years of experience. Having worked at several dynamic and vibrant tech firms, Sumana designs and implements policies through advocacy, strategic communication and evidence-based analysis. With a flair for writing and communication, Sumana is able to negotiate complex engagements & cultivate senior-level internal/external relationships.

    Sumana holds a Masters in Public Policy from the University of Michigan, as well as a B.A. in Political Science and Geography from UCLA.

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Venue

Four Seasons Hotel Singapore

(Crescent Ballroom)
190 Orchard Boulevard,
Singapore 248646

Singapore

If you have any questions please contact EICN SEA

Contact Organizer

+65 65345177

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