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APR Specialists Panel 08Mar2016 APR SPECIALISTS PANEL 2015-2018 No NAME NSO Position in Scouting Career Role Languages Spoken Country 1 David Jones Scouts Australia National Chairman Chartered Accountant English Australia 2 Emma Barker Scouts Australia District Leader General Manager - Lolly Potz English Australia 3 Graham Coates Scouts Australia Chairman, South Australia Branch Managing Director English Australia 4 Ian Langford-Brown Scouts Australia Former National Chairman Chartered Accountant English Australia 5 Julie Creed Scouts Australia Youth Programme Commissioner, Tasmania Branch School Teacher English Australia 6 Kirsty Brown Scouts Australia Chief Commissioner, Qld Branch Manager, Training English, French, Japanese Australia 7 Neville Tomkins Scouts Australia International Commissioner Senior Executive, Public Service Australia 8 Paul Parkinson Scouts Australia National Commissioner, Training University Academic English Australia 9 Peter Blatch Scouts Australia Project Commissioner Assistant Director, Education English Australia 10 Reg Williams Scouts Australia Chief Commissioner Retired Senior Executive English Australia 11 Steve Tyas Scouts Australia National Adviser, Youth Council Teacher English Australia 12 John Ravenhall Scouts Australia Asst. Region Comissioner Retired (Senior Lecturer) English Australia 13 Janis Bates Scouts Australia Member, National Youth Program Team Retired English Australia 14 Akhtaruz Zaman Khan Kabir Bangladesh Scouts National Commissioner, IT CEO, Bangladesh Tourism Board English, Bengali Bangladesh 15 Dr Mohammad S I Mullick Bangladesh Scouts National Commissioner, Adult Resources Professor of Medicine English, Bengali Bangladesh 16 MD Tauhidul Islam, ALT Bangladesh Scouts Nat Commissioner, Community Development Businessman English, Bengali Bangladesh 17 Md. Jamal Uddin Sikder Bangladesh Scouts Deputy National Commissioner, IT Software Company English, Bengali Bangladesh 18 Mirza Ali Haider Bangladesh Scouts National Chairman, Rules Director, Dental College English, Bengali, Hindi, Urdu Bangladesh 19 Mohammad Abul Khair Bangladesh Scouts Leader Trainer Professional Scout Executive English, Bengali Bangladesh 20 Prof Dr Nizamuddin Ahmed Bangladesh Scouts National Commissioner Architect English, Bengali Bangladesh 21 Mohammad Rafiqul Islam Khan Bangladesh Scouts National Commissioner (Training) Director (Finance) Petrobangla English, Bangla, Urdu, Hindi Bangladesh 22 A.K.M. Ishtiaq Husain Bangladesh Scouts National Commissioner (Rules) Judicial Officer English, Bangla Bangladesh 23 Sarwar Mohammad Shahriar Bangladesh Scouts National Commissioner, PR and Marketing Asst Gen Mngr, Bangladesh Krishi Bank English, Bangla Bangladesh 24 Ferdous Ahmed Bangladesh Scouts Deputy National Commissioner, Membership Growth Businessman English, Bangla Bangladesh 25 Mohammad Mahmudul Haque Bangladesh Scouts National Commissioner, Project Government Service English, Bangla Bangladesh 26 Chan Chin Ling, Ophelia Scout Association of Hong Kong Leader Trainer Retired Civil Servant English, sign language Hong Kong 27 Fung Shiu Hing Stella Scout Association of Hong Kong Deputy Regional Commissioner Training Retired English, Chinese Hong Kong 28 Ivan C H Tam Scout Association of Hong Kong Deputy Training Commissioner Social Service Consultant English, Putonghua, Cantonese Hong Kong 29 Lau Fu Kwok Scout Association of Hong Kong Leader Trainer Teacher English, Putonghua, Cantonese Hong Kong 30 Mak Wai Ming Scout Association of Hong Kong Assist Chief Commissioner, Training Assistant Professor, Marketing and Management English, Putonghua, Cantonese Hong Kong 31 Ng Ah Ming Scout Association of Hong Kong Deputy Chief Commissioner (Support) Civil Servant English, Chinese Hong Kong 32 Ronald Mak Sak Hong Scout Association of Hong Kong Leader Trainer Safety Officer English, Chinese Hong Kong 33 Wong Tang Tat Tommy Scout Association of Hong Kong Deputy Regional Commissioner (YP and Training) Teacher English, Chinese, Cantonese, PutonghuaHong Kong 34 Lee Yiu Hung Peter Scout Association of Hong Kong Deputy Training Commissioner (Support), LT Bank Manager English, Cantonese, Putonghua Hong Kong 35 Kwan Kee Scout Association of Hong Kong Assistant Chief Commissioner (Retired) English, Chinese Hong Kong 36 Dr Wadia B. Cyrus Bharat Scouts and Guides Leader Trainer M.D. Interventional Cardiologist English India 37 Dr Joko Mursitho Gerakan Pramuka Head, National Training Lecturer English, Bahasa Indonesia Indonesia 38 Berthold Sinaulan Gerakan Pramuka National Commissioner Journalists/ Editor English, Bahasa Indonesia Indonesia 39 Makoto Nakano Scout Association of Japan Member, Board of Trustees Associate Professor English, Japanese Japan 40 Reiko Suzuki Scout Association of Japan Chairperson, Intl Committee Corporate staff, Toby's Corp. English, Japanese Japan 41 Akira Katayose Scout Association of Japan Asst. Prefectural Commissioner, Chiba Council Office Worker (Marketing, Sales) English, Japanese Japan 42 Toby Suzuki Scout Association of Japan President, Tobys Corporation M.S. UCLA English, Japanese Japan 43 Koo Hong Kiong Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia Leader Trainer Manager English, Malay, Chinese Malaysia 44 Ekbert Yong Yen Loong Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia Leader Trainer/ A.D.C. Consultant/ Trading English, Bahasa Malaysia, CantoneseMalaysia 45 Eric Chee Swee Kit Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia National HQ Commissioner, LT Operations Manager English, Mandarin, Cantonese, BahasaMalaysia 46 Lau Hooi Lin Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia Asst. State Commissioner Lecturer English, Malay, Mandarin, Japanese Malaysia No NAME NSO Position in Scouting Career Role Languages Spoken Country 47 Jamal Harim Bin Abdullah Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia Leader Trainer; Member, Natl Risk Mngt Committee Manager (Private Medical Clinic) English, Malay, Spanish Malaysia 48 Mohd Zulkifli Bin Hj Maulud Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia HQ Commissioner Pensioner English, Malay Malaysia 49 Major General Prof Dato' Dr Mohd Zin Bin BidinPersekutuan Pengakap Malaysia Asst. National Chief Commissioner Doctor English, Malay Malaysia 50 Ibrahim Asif Rasheed Scouts Association of Maldives Group Scout Leader School Principal English, Dhivehi Maldives 51 Mohamed Nazeef Scouts Association of Maldives Volunteer MD of Radio Atoll English, Dhivehi Maldives 52 Ms Basheera Mohamed Scouts Association of Maldives Council Member School, Deputy Principal English, Dhivehi Maldives 53 Abdullah Jahanzaib Pakistan Boy Scouts Association Regional Scouts Organiser Professional Scouter English, Urdu Pakistan 54 Abdul Mannan Pakistan Boy Scouts Association Assistant, Provincial Commissioner English, Urdu, Persian, Hindi Pakistan 55 Anwar Ahmed Zai Pakistan Boy Scouts Association Deputy Chief Commissioner Chairman, Board of Intermediate Education English, Urdu, Persian, Sindhi Pakistan 56 Asif Mehmood Pakistan Boy Scouts Association Secretary, Training and Programme Sub- Committee Teacher English, Urdu Pakistan 57 Rizwan Jaffar Pakistan Boy Scouts Association National Commissioner, Youth Affairs Media Person/ TV Anchor English, Urdu Pakistan 58 Usman Pasha Pakistan Boy Scouts Association Deputy Director, Programme English, Urdu Pakistan 59 Zahid Mahboob Pakistan Boy Scouts Association Director, Training and Programme Pakistan 60 Jose Eduardo C Delgado Boy Scouts of the Philippines Chairman, Youth Programme & IT Commissioner Businessman English, Filipino, Spanish, Italian Philippines 61 Reggie U Saculles Boy Scouts of the Philippines IT Committee Chief Information Officer English, Filipino Philippines 62 Leonides Son Boy Scouts of the Philippines National Training Commissioner Scool Principal English, Filipino, Mandarin, Hookien Philippines 63 Hoo Chuan Yang Singapore Scout Association District Commissioner Director, Business Transportation Office English, Chinese Singapore 64 Dr Ho Kai Kwong Jeffrey Singapore Scout Association Assistant Chief Commissioner Family Physician/ Occupational Health Physician English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkein,Singapore Hakka, Malay 65 Lee Siak Yeng, Lester Singapore Scout Association Leader Trainer, National Training Team Director, Asia- Japan Region English, Chinese Singapore jrcp/sps/czl 08Mar2016 APR SPECIALISTS PANEL 2015-2018 No NAME International Experience 1 David Jones 2 Emma Barker APR Conferences (Brunei, Japan and Malaysia), APR Scout Leaders Summit (Philippines, Nepal, India), World Conference- Tunisia, APR Workshops 3 Graham Coates 15th, 17th, 18th, 19th and 20th Australian Jamborees 4 Ian Langford-Brown Vice Chairman- APR Financial Resources Sub- Committee, Internal Auditor- World Scout Bureau- Geneva, Chief Risk Management Officer- WSB- Geneva 5 Julie Creed APR Conference (Brunei, Malaysia and Japan), Youth Forum in Malaysia and Japan, APR Scout Leaders Summit- Nepal, World Scout Conference- Tunisia and Korea, Scouts of the World Seminar- Thailand, World Jamboree-UK 6 Kirsty Brown 30 years in APR Scouting and 24 years in various roles in World Scouting 7 Neville Tomkins APR Scout Conference - India, World Conference- Brazil, 22nd World Scout Jamboree- Sweden, CSPSA Forum, New Caledonia 8 Paul Parkinson World Conference (Thessaloniki, Korea and Brazil), APR Scout Conference (Brunei, Japan and Malaysia), APR Scout Leaders Summit (Nepal and India), APR Workshops (Taiwan, Singapore, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Korea, Japan and Timor Leste) 9 Peter Blatch Trainer in APR CLT Courses, APR Workshops, Member- Education Methods Committee of WSC 10 Reg Williams APR Scout Leaders Summit- Nepal and India, APR Scout Conference- Malaysia, World Scout Conference- Brazil, APR
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