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Registration List of the 10Th Transport Revenue & Data Management Forum Registration List of the 10th Transport Revenue & Data Management Forum As at 13:00, on 18 May 2017 Country Organization First Name Last Name Title Bangladesh Bangladesh Tariff Commission Jalal Ahmmed Secretary China Guangdong Ling NanPass Co., Ltd. Qiang Liu Technical Manager, Technical Management Department China Shen Zhen Shenzhen tong Co.,Ltd Hai ning Zhao Market department Manager, Market department China Shen Zhen Shenzhen tong Co.,Ltd Jian mei Peng Customer Center Manager, Customer Service Center Hong Kong MTR Hong Kong Chan Ching Kit Design Support Engineer Engineering Manager-AFC & Commercial Telecom, E&M Hong Kong MTR Hong Kong Mike Kam Fai Choy Engineering Hong Kong Octopus Holdings Ltd Andy Yip GM, International Operations India Delhi Integrated Multi-Modal Transit System Ltd. (DIMTS) Amit Maheshwari Associate Vice President - IT India Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation Mahendra Kumar Director (Rolling Stock & Systems), Rolling Stock & Systems Chief Project Manager ( S&T), Signalling , Telecommunications & India Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Limited Jay Singh AFC Deputy Chief Project Manager ( S&T), Signalling , India Maharashtra Metro Rail Corporation Limited Vikas Singhal Telecommunications & AFC India MEGA Mehul Joshi DGM Telecom India Metro One Operation Pvt. Ltd. Sunny Gupta Sr. Manager, AFC India Mumbai Metro Operation Pvt. Ltd. (Reliance Metro) Anuj Goel DGM (HOD – AFC), AFC India SYSTRA India (General Consultant to Nagpur Metro, India) Himansu Sekhar Panda Sr. AFC Expert, Automatic Fare Collection System Indonesia PT Kereta Api Indonesia (Persero) / Indonesian Railway Endro Rahardjo Vice President IT Operation, Commerce and IT Departement Deputy General Manager, IT & Suica Business Development Japan East Japan Railway Company Yuji Takaoka Headquarters Japan East Japan Railway Company Takayuki Oko Assistant Manager, IT & Suica Business Development Headquarters Japan IC-Card Clearing Data Center Co.Ltd Fumihiro Sato Manager, Operations Department Japan JR East Information Systems Company Masayuki Kitano Deputy Manager, Sales Department Japan JR East Information Systems Company Shunsuke Kaba Deputy Manager, Suica & Electronic Money System Department Japan JR East Mechatronics Co., Ltd. Kunihiko Hayashi Chief, ICT SYSTEM DIVISION Japan JR East Mechatronics Co., Ltd. Toru Minami Chief System Integrator, Station equipment system headquarters Japan PASMO Co.,Ltd Ruri Izuhara Manager, General Affairs Department General Affairs Section Japan PASMO Co.,Ltd Tsuyoshi Kariya Manager, Railroad Business HQ Transportation Dept. Facilities Japan SEIBU RAILWAY Co.,Ltd Masanori Itou Section Japan Tokyo Metro Co., ltd. Ryoji HAYAMA Deputy Manager, Business Dept. Japan Tokyo Metro Co., ltd. Sachiko ISHIHARA Manager, Electrical Facilities Dept. Malaysia Micropayments Dina Seikh Salleh Head of Department, Transit Department Malaysia MRT Corporation Peoter Lapinski Deputy General Manager, E&M Systems Malaysia MRT Corporation Mohd Ashraf Ahmad Fauzi Manager, E&M Systems Malaysia Suruhanjaya Pengangkutan Awam Darat(SPAD) Zakaria Md Tap Deputy General Manager, Head New Zealand Snapper Services Miki Szikszai Chief Executive Officer Philippines AF PAYMENTS INC. Reginald Reyes CHIEF TECHNOLOGY OFFICER, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Philippines AF PAYMENTS INC. Ingo Noka PRODUCT HEAD, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT Singapore EZ-Link Teck Seng Tan AVP Singapore EZ-Link Derrick Soong Manager Singapore EZ-Link Jazmin Teo Manager Singapore EZ-Link Geraldine Liu BDM Singapore EZ-Link Pte Ltd Nicholas Lee Singapore Land Transport Authority Alphonse P.W. Chan Manager Singapore Land Transport Authority Zhibei Nie Engineer Singapore Land Transport Authority Leonard Tan Deputy Director, Road Pricing Systems Singapore Land Transport Authority Joseph Cheong Manager, Road Pricing Operations Singapore Land Transport Authority Lim Chee Hong Deputy Manager, Road Pricing Systems Singapore Land Transport Authority Ting Fang Senior Executive, Road Pricing Division Singapore Land Transport Authority KELVIN LIM Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Doreen HUNG Fare System Department Singapore Land Transport Authority Silvester Prakasam Director Singapore Land Transport Authority Deborah Wong Deputy Director Singapore Land Transport Authority Peggy Wong Deputy Director Singapore Land Transport Authority Wan Mahmood Wan Ya'acob Wan Ya'acob Singapore Land Transport Authority Ming Chuan LIM Senior Manager Singapore Land Transport Authority Sukalpa Raghukumar Raghukumar Singapore Land Transport Authority Sebastian Yong Project Manager Singapore Land Transport Authority Luisa Azugue Manager Singapore Land Transport Authority Kwok Wen Leong Group Director, Rail / Road Systems Engineering Singapore Land Transport Authority Sau Jiun Lim Senior Manager, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Cathy Ooi Principal Engineer, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Zay Yar Lin Senior Engineer, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Karthickraj Selvaraj Nagarajan Manager, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority GILBERT De Los Santos Principal Engineer, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Veerendra Nath Devineni Principal Engineer, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Alvin Heng Principal Engineer, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Hock Heng Ng Manager, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Sekhar Siripuram Principal Engineer, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Stephen Lee Manager, Fare System Singapore Land Transport Authority Yin Har Bock Senior Manager, Fare System Singapore MSI Global Private Limited Chung Kern Loo Manager, Business Development Singapore MSI Global Private Limited Sai Weng Kwang Project Manager, Fare System Business Unit Singapore NETS Pte Ltd Alan Tung VP, Government & Transportation, Business Services Singapore SMRT Xinli Lin Manager Singapore SMRT George Chan Principal Engineer Singapore SMRT Balwindar Singh Manager Singapore SMRT Thiam Huat Ang Chief Engineer (Fare System), Fare System Singapore SMRT Wentao Yang Manager, Fare System Singapore SMRT Ching Ho Lau Senior Engineer, Fare System Singapore SMRT Heng Fatt Lam Engineering Maintenance Manager, Fare System Singapore SMRT Benny Kwee Section Manager, Fare System Singapore SMRT Sheela Jayaramachandra MurthyExecutive Engineer, Fare System Singapore SMRT Jimmy Johanes Manager, Fare System Operations Singapore SMRT Shih Wei Yeow Senior Manager Fare System Operations, Fare System Singapore SMRT Colin Lim Managing Director, SMRT Services, SMRT Services Singapore SMRT Ho David General Manager, Business Development Singapore SMRT Zhang Qi Manager, Revenue and Ridership Analyis Singapore SMRT Patrick Tang Executive Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Chandra Segaran Senkodu Senior Advisor ( IT) & Director (NTTL), CEO Office Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Koh Mui Kiang Senior Vice President, Business Operations, Business Operations Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Goh Mui Hong Assistant Vice President, Business Operations, Business Operations Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Chui Chee Keong Assistant Vice President, Business Operations, Business Operations Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Vincent Leong Manager, Business Operations Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Ong Hong Hin Senior Executive, Business Operations, Business Operations Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Yap Siew Tin Senior Executive, Business Operations, Business Operations Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Ethan Lin Junhao Executive, Business Operations, Business Operations Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Rosalind Ng Hsiu Zhen Executive, Business Operations, Business Operations Singapore Transit Link Pte Ltd Nick Tan VP Thailand Bangkok Payment Solutions Co., Ltd. Wye-Shun Fong Technical Director, Technical Thailand Bangkok Payment Solutions Co., Ltd. Paradon Nitaya Business Development Director, Business Development Thailand Bangkok Smartcard System Company Limited Kin Bong Kelvin LEUNG Technical Director Thailand Bangkok Smartcard System Company Limited Wisit Mulsup Project Director Thailand Bangkok Smartcard System Company Limited Saran Aupipat System Manager SVP & Head of Consumer Deposits, Consumer Deposits & Secured Diane Chang Singapore DBS Bank Lending Singapore DBS Bank Sayvious Ong VP, Head of Debit Cards, Cards & Unsecured Lending Singapore DBS Bank Yung Jin Chew SVP & Head of Card Products, Cards & Unsecured Lending Malaysia Malaysian Electronic Clearing Corporation Sdn Bhd (MyClear) Mohd Shahriman Ezham Manager, Application Development Malaysia Malaysian Electronic Clearing Corporation Sdn Bhd (MyClear) Muhammad Azri Abu Samah Senior Manager, Application Development Malaysia MALAYSIAN ELECTRONIC PAYMENT SYSTEM SDN BHD Rohaila Abdul Latiff MANAGER, SMART CARD SERVICES Singapore Mastercard Deborah Heng Country Manager Singapore Mastercard Jamie Fu Director Singapore MasterCard Shubhrendu Khoche Director Singapore MasterCard David Chan VP, Operation & Advanced Payment Prodects Singapore MasterCard Ivan Chin Director Vietnam National Payment Corporation of Vietnam Giang Pham Thi Huong Head, Product Research and Development Vietnam National Payment Corporation of Vietnam Minh Nguyen Quang Deputy CEO Vietnam National Payment Corporation of Vietnam Thuy Vu Thi Product Manager, Product Research and Development Vietnam National Payment Corporation of Vietnam Tung Nguyen Thanh Head, Smart Card Technology Department India National Payments Corporation of India Rakesh Kumar Sr. Manager - EMV & NFC Philippines PayMaya Philippines Jose Antonio Yulo Head - Service Delivery Management
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