David Peacock has been appointed the President of MSD in Asia Pacific (AP), based in Singapore, since February 2022. The AP region for MSD has approximately 6,000 employees across 12 key markets: Australia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, South Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, The Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, and Vietnam.

Since joining Netflix in March 2019 as Vice President of Public Policy, Dean leverages his unique blend of legal, leadership, and tactical skills to build and strengthen global public policy expertise, define and achieve strategic objectives, and accelerate social impact.

Kawal Preet is the president of the Asia Pacific, Middle East, and Africa (AMEA) region at FedEx Express. She took up the role on June 1, 2020. Based in Hong Kong, Preet is responsible for leading the FedEx Express business across the AMEA region, including overall planning and implementation of corporate strategies and operations across more than 103 countries and territories with nearly 40,000 employees.

Jennifer M. Chan is the Vice President for ExxonMobil Product Solutions Ventures, located in Spring, Texas. In this position, she is responsible for the development and execution of global ventures to deliver growth and improvement for ExxonMobil’s integrated chemicals, fuels and lubricants businesses, consistent with the company’s value chain strategies.

Rajeev Menon is the President for Marriott International Inc., for Asia Pacific excluding Greater China (APEC). Mr. Menon is a key member of the continent’s senior leadership team and functions as the operational leader for the region. He is responsible for the business performance, helps drive key initiatives and ensures implementation of brand and discipline programs. As at today, there are 415 open Hotels & Resorts in APEC, operating under 21 unique brands, with an additional 300 hotels in the current pipeline.

Jeff Rittener is Chief Trade Officer and General Manager of International Trade Group (ITG) at Intel. As Intel’s top Trade representative, he is the key decision maker on trade matters, as well as the lead advisor to the CEO, board, and General Counsel on the implications for Intel’s business.

Greg Schulze is Senior Vice President for Expedia Group, Inc., representing some of the best brands in travel, including Expedia, Hotels.com, Travelocity, Orbitz, Hotwire, Wotif, and Expedia CruiseShipCenters. His team is responsible for the commercial and product strategy for the air, car, rail, cruise and insurance lines of business. Greg’s team also manages Expedia’s global relationships with airlines, car rental companies, rail operators, and cruise lines, in addition to partnerships for connectivity and insurance. He and his family live in Singapore and Greg is Expedia Group’s most senior executive in the Asia Pacific region.

Dr Rafael Frankel is the Director of Public Policy for Southeast & South Asia at Meta Platforms, where he leads Meta’s public policy team for 18 countries across the region from the company’s Asia-Pacific headquarters in Singapore.

Gregory Walters serves as the Head of Government Relations and External Affairs for Asia, Africa, Middle East, Russia, and CIS for S.C. Johnson (SCJ). In this capacity Greg leads the efforts of a global team to build partnerships and address pressing public policy issues with governments around the world.