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Regional Director, APAC Risk & UnderwritingOperations

Singapore - Full Time/Permanent

Meet Nuvei, Nuvei is the global fintech building theinfrastructure for every payment, everywhere. Its modular, flexible, andscalable technology enables leading companies to accept next-generationpayments, offer all payout options, and benefit from card issuing, banking,risk, and fraud management services. Connecting businesses to their customersin more than 200 markets, with local acquiring in 52 markets, 150 currencies,and over 720 alternative payment methods, Nuvei provides the technology andinsights for customers and partners to succeed locally and globally through oneintegration.

At Nuvei, we live our core values and thrive on solvingcomplex problems. We’re dedicated to continually improving our product andproviding relentless customer service. We are always looking for exceptionaltalent to join us on the journey!

Mission

The Underwriting and Risk Operations function aims tomitigate financial losses and regulatory exposure for the company throughproactive merchant reviews, structured credit risk assessments, and continuousportfolio monitoring across the APAC region.

The Regional Director oversees all underwriting activitiesin the APAC region and is responsible for selected risk functions, includingcredit risk oversight, fraud investigation governance, merchant monitoring,chargeback performance oversight, and portfolio risk quality control.

This position is responsible for planning, coordinating,monitoring, analyzing, and evaluating the activities of underwriting andaligned risk functions to achieve departmental objectives. The role ensuresthat the APAC portfolio operates within defined KPIs, scheme rules, andinternal risk appetite, and complies with company policies and regulatoryrequirements

Key Responsibilities

Leadership, Governance & Regional Oversight

• Oversee and manage all underwriting activities for the APAC region and selected risk operations.
• Plan, coordinate, and evaluate the activities of regional Underwriting, Risk, and Monitoring resources to meet departmental goals.
• Develop, implement, and maintain regional procedures, guidelines, and operational frameworks in alignment with global policies.
• Ensure that policies, rules, regulations, and internal procedures are followed at all times.
• Foster operational excellence, professional development, and structured training across teams.
• Act as the regional escalation point for complex merchant underwriting, risk, fraud, and credit matters.
• Partner closely with Legal, Compliance, Commercial, Risk, BI, and Operations teams to support business objectives.

Underwriting Operations & Merchant Onboarding

• Maintain full accountability for merchant onboarding quality, risk classification, and underwriting integrity across APAC.
• Manage all aspects of client onboarding, including implementation of processes, controls, and follow-up procedures.
• Supervise the utilization of KYC and due diligence tools to ensure regulatory compliance and scheme alignment.
• Identify, investigate, and report potentially suspicious activities, violations, and high-risk applications to senior management, the AMLCO, and relevant governance bodies.
• Review and approve complex merchant applications and business models and make decisions on the disposition of merchant processing activity to mitigate financial, regulatory, and reputational risk.
• Monitor the application status of all merchants handled by the Underwriting function.
• Ensure underwriting operations are performed within approved SLAs.
• Communicate effectively with commercial teams regarding merchant onboarding, application status, and risk positioning.

Credit Risk Management

• Oversee the regional credit risk assessment framework within underwriting governance.
• Define and approve risk profiles, exposure thresholds, and collateral conditions.

Fraud Investigation, Merchant & Chargeback Monitoring

• Supervise Fraud Investigation and Merchant Monitoring functions, ensuring low fraud and chargeback (CHB) levels maintenance across the APAC portfolio.
• Oversee fraud and chargeback ratios at merchant, industry, acquirer, and card scheme levels.
• Ensure merchants remain within mandatory scheme thresholds and program limits.
• Lead mitigation planning and remediation strategies for merchants demonstrating problematic performance.
• Oversee fraud detection initiatives and escalation processes.
• Participate in underwriting-related fraud investigations and merchant risk reviews.

Reporting, KPIs & MI Distribution

• Submit and distribute Management Information (MI) reports for the APAC region. Although the Business Intelligence (BI) team prepares these reports, this role is responsible for their validation, regional distribution, and governance.
• Prepare and present structured risk, underwriting, credit, fraud, and performance reports to the regional board/Risk Committees.
• Communicate merchant performance, risk trends, and portfolio insights to commercial and operational stakeholders.
• Act as the regional coordination point between BI, Risk Analytics, and business functions.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Law, Finance, or equivalent relevant experience and training.
• Minimum 7 years of experience in underwriting, risk management, payment risk, fraud, or credit risk, with at least 5 years in a leadership role.
• Proven experience in the payments, acquiring, fintech, or bank card industry.
• Strong knowledge of card scheme rules and regulations; registration and compliance requirements; chargeback programs; fraud frameworks; credit risk principles.
• Demonstrated ability to analyse financial data, build structured risk assessments, and draw meaningful conclusions.
• Strong methodical and analytical skills with the ability to prepare structured written summaries and business recommendations.
• Practical knowledge of Excel and data interpretation.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills in English and Chinese Mandarin.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, multi-stakeholder environment.
• Ability to interact with local regulators, card schemes, and external partners as required.

Benefits

• Competitive holiday allowance
• Private Medical and Dental Insurance
• Parental leave

Nuvei is an equal-opportunity employer that celebratescollaboration and innovation and is committed to developing a diverse andinclusive workplace. The team at Nuvei is comprised of a wealth of talent,skill, and ambition. We believe that employees are happiest when they’reempowered to be their true, authentic selves. So, please come as you are. Wecan’t wait to meet you.

English (written and spoken) is the language used most ofthe time, as work colleagues, clients, and strategic suppliers aregeographically distributed.

Our recruitment process may use automated tools,including AI, to support application management and candidate shortlisting.

1. Financial Strategy & Corporate Planning

• Develop and execute financial strategies aligned with company growth objectives.

• Lead long-term financial planning including expansion budgeting, capital expenditure (CAPEX), and investment analysis.

• Provide financial advisory support to the Board and senior management.

• Evaluate strategic initiatives including new product lines, automation investments, and export expansion.

2. Budgeting & Cost Control

• Prepare and oversee annual operating budgets and rolling forecasts.

• Monitor food cost percentage, raw material price fluctuations, and yield variances.

• Implement cost-control systems for production, labour, logistics, and overhead expenses.

• Develop financial dashboards and KPIs for operational transparency.

3. Cash Flow & Working Capital Management

• Manage cash flow planning and ensure sufficient liquidity for operations.

• Oversee accounts receivable, accounts payable, and inventory turnover cycles.

• Optimise working capital to reduce waste and improve financial efficiency.

• Negotiate credit terms with suppliers and financial institutions.

4. Financial Reporting & Compliance

• Ensure accurate and timely preparation of financial statements.

• Oversee statutory compliance including corporate tax, GST, and audit requirements.

• Liaise with external auditors, tax advisors, and regulatory authorities.

• Ensure adherence to Singapore accounting standards and corporate governance frameworks.

5. Risk Management & Internal Controls

• Develop internal control systems to mitigate operational and financial risks.

• Oversee inventory valuation, batch costing, and shrinkage control.

• Implement fraud prevention and financial risk monitoring mechanisms.

• Conduct regular internal financial audits.

6. Funding & Investor Relations

• Support fundraising initiatives including bank financing or investor funding.

• Prepare financial models, valuation reports, and business projections.

• Engage with investors and financial institutions as required.

• Manage grant claims and government funding compliance (if applicable).

7. Leadership & Team Management

• Lead and mentor finance, accounting, and administrative teams.

• Establish clear performance KPIs and accountability frameworks.

• Collaborate closely with operations, procurement, and business development teams to align financial objectives.

Job Description:

-Overall responsible for all operations components of the department to ensure efficiency and effectiveness of operations

-Responsible for the development and implementation of the Retail shop annual business plan and medium-long term strategies, as well as establishing key performance objectives to ensure that meet business targets and drives sustainable, profitable growth

-Ensure that operational standards are met in regard to sanitation requirements, safety regulations, operation license and loss prevention

-Maintain and develop high standards of operations in shop by ensuring all SOPs are relevant, up to date, trained effectively and operationally delivered.

-Participate in Marketing activities to ensure maximum exposure for shop, including the development and implementation of the annual and monthly promotions calendar.

-Drive high levels of guest satisfaction through the consistent execution of brand standards, visible operational leadership, and hands-on interaction with guests and team members.

Job Requirements:

-Minimum5 years’ related experience

-Strong financial acumen, leadership skills to lead and motivate the team

-Ability to work under pressure

We are an established Japanese culinary establishment seeking a visionary and elite Head Chef / Culinary Director to helm our kitchen operations. The ideal candidate will bring extensive, mastery-level expertise in traditional and modern Japanese gastronomy (including specialized Omakase and Kaiseki) to maintain our high standards of culinary excellence.

Key Responsibilities:

• Menu Architecture & Curation: Design, implement, and continuously elevate authentic Japanese seasonal menus, managing ingredient sourcing directly from elite Japanese vendors.

• Kitchen Operations Management: Oversee all daily kitchen workflows, maintain rigorous food health, safety, and hygiene standards, and strictly manage food costing and inventory budgets.

• Culinary Training & Knowledge Transfer: Actively mentor and upskill local kitchen staff, passing down advanced techniques in traditional fish aging, fermentation, and intricate preparation methodologies to build a resilient local team.

• Executive Leadership: Collaborate directly with management and directors regarding restaurant expansion, kitchen workflow layout optimization, and brand positioning in the premium F&B market.

Job Requirements

• Experience: Minimum of 15-20 years of professional experience strictly within high-end, premium Japanese culinary establishments or Michelin-starred concepts.

• Specialized Skills: Mastery of authentic Japanese culinary arts, including advanced sashimi presentation, traditional dashi blending, and deep knowledge of seasonal ingredient logistics.

• Leadership Profile: Proven track record of managing elite kitchen teams, organizing inventory workflows under high-pressure environments, and leading culinary training programs.

• Language/Cultural Fluency: Ability to communicate fluently with premium Japanese ingredient suppliers and understand traditional culinary philosophy is essential for menu authenticity.

Job Description

• Oversee daily restaurant operations including front of house and kitchen activities
• Ensure compliance with health, safety, sanitation, and food handling regulations
• Monitor and control inventory, food costs, and waste
• Prepare and manage budgets, forecasts, and financial reports
• Analyze sales, expenses, and profitability; implement cost control measures
• Drive sales growth through promotions, upselling, and local marketing
• Recruit, train, and supervise restaurant staff
• Conduct performance evaluations and implement staff development plans
• Schedule staff and manage labour costs effectively
• Ensure exceptional service standards and handle customer complaints professionally
• Monitor customer feedback and continuously improve service quality
• Work with marketing teams or independently plan promotions

Requirements:

• Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills
• Solid understanding of restaurant finances, including budgeting and P&L statements
• Ability to work flexible hours, including weekends and holidays
• Diploma or Degree in Business Administration, or related field preferred
• Knowledge of POS systems and restaurant management software
• Knowledge of food safety and hygiene practices
• Ability to work on weekends, evenings, and public holidays
• Ability to work longer hours with prolonged period of standing.

The Portfolio Director – Cereals is the regional owner of category, brand, and portfolio strategy for Pringles across AMEA, ensuring alignment with global direction and cluster execution. The role leads AMEA regional innovation projects (including “spot-for-scale” opportunities) and drives adaptation of global innovation pipelines to win across diverse AMEA consumer,channel, and customer contexts. This role sits within the AMEA Growth model where the portfolio layer is designed to mirror global portfolio-lead structures and to calibrate resourcing to regional innovation involvement.

Key Accountabilities

Portfolio Strategy & Growth Choices (AMEA-wide)

• Define and steer AMEA category/portfolio strategy Cereals  aligned to global portfolio/category strategy and cluster priorities.
• Translate AMEA Snacks strategic thrusts into a clear portfolio agenda (e.g., “Grow the Core / Build the Future” and the associated enablers such as occasions, portfolio shaping, and perfect-store execution).
• Establish “where to play / how to win” choices across AMEA markets, balancing core acceleration, emerging market expansion, and assortment/price-pack architecture (linked to affordability and distribution realities).

Innovation Leadership (Regional & Global-to-Local)

• Lead AMEA regional innovation projects (spot-for-scale and regionalization), partnering with cross-functional teams to move from concept to in-market execution.
• Lead adaptation of Global H3–H4 projects (as part of the broader portfolio operating discipline) to ensure relevance, feasibility, and speed-to-market for AMEA clusters.
• Drive a pipeline that strengthens both core superiority and future adjacencies, ensuring portfolio choices ladder to AMEA cereal growth priorities.

Cluster & Market Performance Acceleration (through influence, not execution ownership)

• Partner with clusters/markets to translate portfolio strategy into actionable brand plans, prioritizing initiatives that improve distribution & assortment, merchandising, and shelf execution.
• Enable executional consistency via playbooks and toolkits that clusters can deploy locally, in line with the AMEA growth operating model.

Team Leadership (direct + matrix)

• Lead and develop a high-performing team with 2 direct reports in the region and provide strategic direction to supporting brand/innovation resources and orchestrate work across clusters.
• Build bench strength and regional capability in portfolio thinking, innovation excellence, and strategic brand management.

Requirements:

• 15+ years in brand/portfolio/category leadership in FMCG, ideally foods; regional or multi-market scope strongly preferred.
• Proven record leading innovation agendas (end-to-end: concept → validation → commercialization) and adapting global pipelines to local markets.
• Strong strategic toolkit: consumer/shopper understanding, portfolio strategy, price-pack architecture, and commercial acumen.
• Ability to lead through influence in complex matrices; demonstrated stakeholder management across clusters, global teams, and functions.
• Comfortable operating in a highly diverse region with varied RTM models and market maturity.
• Bachelor’s degree; MBA preferred (or equivalent experience).

Responsibilities:

• Drive sales growth and market expansion to increase cutting tool market share in Singapore.
• Develop key customer relationships and lead business development initiatives.
• Manage P&L performance and optimize resource allocation.
• Improve operational efficiency through inventory and process optimization.
• Lead sales and operations teams to achieve business objectives.
• Prepare management reports and coordinate with headquarters on strategy and operations.

Requirements:

• 15+years of sales experience, including 10+ years in the cutting tool industry.
• 5+years of leadership experience managing teams or business functions.
• Experience working in a multinational or global corporate environment.
• Strong commercial, operational, and stakeholder management capabilities.

Please state your availability, current and expected salary in the resume.

We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

GMP Technologies (S)Pte Ltd   |   EA Licence: 11C3793   |  Eddie Tang |   Registration No: R1221129

The Opportunity

The Chandler Governance Group (CGG) is looking for a Deputy Director to join our Government Projects team.

The Deputy Director supports the Director (Government Projects) in designing and delivering strong advisory projects and high-quality policy work. The candidate owns the delivery of assigned projects, leads the policy and advisory work they require, and helps the Director manage the team, adjuncts, and expert network.

A secondary, supporting role is to help convert opportunities into strong, context-sensitive proposals and well-designed projects. The candidate should also be comfortable in business development and credible with clients and funders.

The right candidate brings a strong foundation in public policy, government administration, political economy, and business judgement.

Key Responsibilities

Policy, Product and Delivery Leadership

• Own the delivery of assigned projects, working closely with the Director. This includes scope, design, quality, timelines, and client relevance.
• Plan how each policy or advisory output will be developed: write the proposal, set the approach, and sequence the work.
• Produce high-quality policy and advisory outputs, including in new subject areas.
• Help the Director run the team, adjuncts, and expert network so projects are delivered well and on time.
• Strengthen the team’s ability to produce consistently good work, developing people and shaping how work gets done.
• Oversee the delivery capacity of the team and the network of adjuncts and experts, including expanding the network.

Business Development Support and Proposal Conversion

• Work with the Director to define clear, repeatable offers in CGG’s strongest areas of work for governments, partners, and funders.
• Shape proposals so that the client's problem, CGG’s approach, and the case for CGG are clear and persuasive.
• Represent CGG in senior client and funder settings where this will help advance specific opportunities.

Skills and Aptitudes

The successful candidate will excel in:

• Writing clearly and persuasively in English — proposals, policy documents, and client-facing outputs — with sound editorial and quality judgment.
• Producing credible work in unfamiliar policy domains by getting up to speed quickly and drawing on the right expert input.
• Reading the political economy of a country context well to adapt advice and proposals to it.
• Engaging and managing senior stakeholders, including government officials and leaders of international organisations.
• Planning and initiating without detailed instructions, and building routines that keep the team's work consistent.

Experience and Qualifications

• At least 10 years' progressive experience spanning government or public administration and consulting or advisory work.
• A strong record of policy writing, proposal development, and project delivery to a high standard, preferably managing a multi-country portfolio of concurrent projects.
• Effective and empathetic team leadership and staff development.
• Demonstrated ability to calibrate recommendations to different country realities and institutional settings.
• Graduate and postgraduate qualifications in political science, economics, public policy, public administration, or law.

Advantages

• Love for international travel.
• Familiarity in leading andcoordinating cross-border, multi-cultural teams across time zones.
• Familiarity in working incountries other than Singapore.
• Written and spoken proficiencyin languages other than English.

About the Chandler Systems work

Our team brings government clients around the world together with our global network of experts and top practitioners, who can speak with authenticity and give practical advice based on experience and expertise.

Our projects design and implement processes, systems, and institutions that build better public services, and stronger nations, around the world. Our work is varied, from improving Civil Service capability or institutional integrity, to realising ambitious visions for High Performance Governments and more.

Our approach is sustainable, practitioner-focused and uses a range of proprietary methodologies. The successful candidate will be expected to align with our values, understand our methods, and help us learn from project to project through Rapid Incremental Improvement.

About the Chandler Governance Group

The Chandler Governance Group (CGG) is a mission-driven organisation headquartered in Singapore. We area small organisation, and we work collectively, collaboratively, and entrepreneurially. We aim to get things right the first time, but we are also prepared to adapt quickly when experience shows that something needs to change.

Our mission is to improve public sector governance and build strong nations around the world. We believe that when governments are effective and responsive, they earn the trust of citizens and businesses, which in turn supports investment, work, and national development.

CGG works with governments in Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East to build public sector capability and leadership through technical projects, practical knowledge creation and sharing, and related advisory work. Examples of this work include the design, enhancement, and implementation of key public sector structures, capabilities, systems, and processes, to enable better foresight and planning, performance appraisal, remuneration, policymaking, and public service delivery.

Work Arrangements

CGG adopts a hybrid working arrangement which allows for a mix of in-office work and telecommuting, either from Singapore or other countries.

The role will be based in Singapore and require regular global travel, and reports directly to the Director (Government Projects). We welcome applicants of any nationality and residency status. Please send a detailed CV to careers@chandlergovernance.com

Job Description:

• Develop and execute business development strategies aligned with the company's long-term growth objectives
• Identify and evaluate new business opportunities in semiconductor fabrication plants, cleanroom construction, advanced manufacturing facilities, and industrial engineering projects ·
• Conduct market research and competive analysis to identify emerging industry trends and opportunities
• Formulate annual business development plans, revenue targets, and expansion strategies
• Build and maintain relationships with key clients, investors, industry partners, government agencies, consultants, and contractors
• Represent the company at industry conferences, trade exhibitions, business forums, and networking events
• Lead commercial discussions and negotiations with prospective customers and strategic partners
• Strengthen relationships with multinational corporations and major semiconductor manufacturers operating in Singapore and the region
• Identify opportunities for expansion into new geographical markets and industry sectors
• Develop strategic alliances and partnerships with regional stakeholders
• Support cross-border business development initiatives between Singapore and overseas markets
• Coordinate with headquarters and regional offices on market penetration strategies
• Lead project pursuit activities including opportunity identification, proposal strategy, tender participation, and contract negotiations
• Work closely with engineering, commercial, procurement, and project teams to develop competive solutions for clients
• Evaluate commercial viability, financial risks, and profitability of new business opportunities
• Monitor project pipeline and ensure sustainable revenue growth
• Provide strategic recommendations to the Chairman and Executive Management on business growth initiatives
• Lead and mentor business development personnel and support talent development initiatives
• Establish performance metrics and monitor achievement of departmental objectives
• Contribute to corporate planning, investment evaluation, and long-term business strategies
• Any other duties as assigned.

Requirements:

• Bachelor's Degree or higher in Business Administration, Engineering, or a related discipline
• Minimum 8–10 years of relevant experience in business development, corporate strategy, project development, or commercial management
• Experience in semiconductor, cleanroom, engineering, construction, industrial technology, or advanced manufacturing sectors is preferred
• Proven track record in securing large-scale projects and developing strategic partnerships
• Experience managing regional business development activities across Asia-Pacific markets is advantageous
• Strong commercial acumen and strategic thinking
• Excellent negotiation and stakeholder management skills
• Strong leadership and team management capabilities
• Ability to analyze market opportunities and formulate growth strategies
• Excellent communication and presentation skills
• Ability to work effectively with senior executives and external stakeholders

Are you a tech enthusiast eager to shape the future of high-performance computing? If you’re passionate about technology and eager to make a tangible impact, RunSun is the place for you. At RunSun, we’re revolutionizing the cloud landscape with cutting-edge GPU infrastructure, and we’re looking for dynamic individuals like you to join our team.

Who we are:
RUNSUN is a leading provider of AI computation power services, certified as NCP(NVIDIA CloudPartner).  Runsun Cloud is at the forefront of delivering unparalleled performance for compute-intensive workloads, ensuring that our clients experience unmatched speed and efficiency. From our Kubernetes-native cloud platform to our advanced networking and server architecture, we consistently outperform traditional cloud providers. We are dedicated to enable our customers to achieve their technological and business goals by leveraging our advanced infrastructure and expertise.

Job Summary:

The Sales Director is responsible for leading and driving the sales team of our computation power service company to achieve ambitious sales targets. This role requires a strategic thinker, an excellent leader, and a results-oriented professional who can develop and execute sales strategies, build and maintain high-level client relationships, and manage the overall sales process from lead generation to closing deals.

Key Responsibilities:

1. Sales Strategy Development and Execution：
   
   Develop comprehensive sales strategies and plans that align with the company's overall business objectives and market trends. Set clear sales targets, quotas, and performance metrics for the sales team.
   
   Analyze market data, customer needs, and competitor activities to identify new business opportunities, potential markets, and growth areas. Adjust sales strategies accordingly to maintain a competitive edge in the market.
   
   Oversee the implementation of sales strategies, ensuring that all sales activities are carried out effectively and efficiently. Monitor and evaluate the performance of the sales team against established targets and make timely adjustments to improve performance.
   
2. Team Leadership and Management:
   
   Recruit, train, and develop a high-performing sales team. Provide guidance, coaching, and mentorship to sales representatives to enhance their sales skills, product knowledge, and customer service capabilities.
   
   Set clear goals and expectations for the sales team and establish a performance management system to track and evaluate individual and team performance. Provide regular feedback and rewards to motivate and retain top talent.
   
   Foster a positive and collaborative team culture within the salesdepartment. Encourage teamwork, knowledge sharing, and innovation to drive continuous improvement in sales performance.
   
3. Client Relationship Management:
   
   Build and maintain strong relationships with key clients, including C - level executives and decision - makers. Understand their business needs, pain points, and strategic objectives, and provide customized solutions using our computation power services.
   
   Serve as the primary point of contact for major accounts, ensuring high - level customer satisfaction and loyalty. Proactively address client concerns and issues and work closely with other departments （such as technical support and operations） to resolve any problems in a timely manner.
   
   Identify opportunities for upselling and cross-selling to existing clients and develop strategies to increase client lifetime value.
   
4. Sales Process Management:
   
   Oversee the entire sales process, from lead generation and qualification to proposal development, negotiation, and closing. Ensure that all sales activities are in line with the company's sales methodology and best practices.
   
   Review and approve sales proposals, contracts, and pricing agreements to ensure compliance with company policies and profitability targets. Negotiate complex deals with clients to achieve favorable terms for the company.
   
   Use market data to analyze sales trends, identify areas for improvement, and make data-driven decisions to optimize the sales process.
   
5. Sales Event and Campaign Leadership:
   
   Plan and execute large-scale sales events, such as major product launches, industry conferences, and high-profile promotional campaigns. Coordinate with marketing, product development, and other departments to ensure the success of these events.
   
   Set goals and strategies for sales events and campaigns, and track their effectiveness in generating leads, increasing brand awareness, and driving sales. Use the insights gained from these events to refine future sales and marketing strategies.
   
6. Collaboration with Other Departments:
   
   Collaborate closely with the marketing department to develop integrated marketing and sales strategies. Provide input on market research, product positioning, and marketing collateral to ensure that marketing efforts support sales goals.
   
   Work with the product development team to provide market feedback and customer requirements. Participate in product development initiatives to ensure that our computation power services meet the evolving needs of the market.
   
   Liaise with the technical support and operations teams to ensure seamless delivery of services to clients. Coordinate efforts to resolve any technical or operational issues that may impact client satisfaction or sales performance.
   
   Qualifications and Skills:
   
   Education: Master's degree in Business Administration, Marketing, or a related field is preferred. A bachelor's degree with extensive relevant work experience will also be considered.
   
   Experience: At least over 5 years of experience in sales, with a proven track record of achieving and exceeding sales targets. Experience in the technology or computation power services industry is highly desirable. A minimum of 3 years of experience in a leadership role, managing and leading a sales team. Demonstrated ability to build and develop high-performing sales teams.
   
   Skills:
   
   Exceptional strategic thinking and planning skills. Ability to develop and execute long - term sales strategies in a dynamic and competitive market.
   
   Strong leadership and management skills. Proven ability to motivate, coach, and develop sales teams to achieve peak performance.
   
   Excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Ability to build and maintain relationships with clients, partners, and internal teams at all levels.
   
   Proficient in using sales analytics tools and CRM systems to drive data - driven decision - making. Strong analytical skills to interpret market data and sales performance metrics.
   
   Exceptional negotiation and closing skills. Ability to handle complex sales negotiations and close deals with high - value clients.
   
   In-depth understanding of the computation power services market, including industry trends, competitor landscape, and customer needs.
   
   Language: Fluent in English (both written and spoken). Proficiency in additional languages, for example Chinese, is a plus.
   
   If you believe you have the skills and leadership qualities to excel as a sales Director in our company, please submit your resume and a cover letter outlining your relevant experience and suitability for the role to sg.hr@runsun.com.  Embark on an exciting career journey with RunSun — where your ideas and expertise will help shape the future of Artificial Intelligence.

The Corporate Finance Team 

At Grant Thornton, our Corporate Finance team helps a diverse client base with their M&A, capital raising, and strategic advisory needs. This leadership role provides the opportunity to shape the strategy of the practice, work in a dynamic environment, and collaborate with Grant Thornton advisory teams across Singapore and the region. 

Responsibilities 

• Originate and develop transaction opportunities, leading client coverage efforts and sourcing M&A, capital raising, and strategic advisory mandates. 
• Drive P&L performance through effective deal origination and execution, translating advisory mandates into revenue growth and improved profitability. 
• Lead and oversee detailed financial analysis and modelling for M&A and capital raising transactions.  
• Lead, review, and approve company valuations using various methods, including discounted cash flow (DCF), comparable company analysis, and precedent transactions.  
• Lead the preparation, review, and finalisation of pitch decks, proposals, presentations, and investment memorandums for internal and external stakeholders.  
• Oversee and manage due diligence processes by directing the gathering, analysing, and interpretation of financial data, identifying key risks and issues.  
• Drive company, industry, market, and valuation research to support transaction execution and strategic recommendations.  
• Engage with senior stakeholders, including clients, investors, and boards, providing strategic advice and thought leadership.  
• Lead, coach, and mentor the Corporate Finance team, ensuring quality delivery and succession planning.  
• Lead business development initiatives and drive the strategic growth of the Corporate Finance practice. 
• Provide guidance and thought leadership in fundraising exercises, capital structuring, complex transactions, and cross-border deals.  
• Lead and manage the execution of corporate finance transactions, coordinating with clients, investors, and other stakeholders. 

Qualifications & requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field; MBA or professional qualification (CFA, CPA, ACA) preferred.
• At least 10 years of relevant experience in a professional services firm, investment banking, or corporate finance, including at least 3–5 years in a leadership role.
• Proven track record in the end-to-end execution of M&A and capital raising transactions.
• Strong financial modelling skills and proficiency with valuation techniques.
• Excellent analytical, problem-solving, communication, and presentation skills, with the ability to convey complex financial concepts to diverse stakeholders.
• Strong leadership and organisational skills, with the ability to manage multiple transactions and teams in a fast-paced environment.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and financial analysis tools.

The Corporate Finance team 

Our Corporate Finance team helps a diverse client base with their M&A, capital raising, and strategic advisory needs. This leadership role provides the opportunity to shape the strategy of the practice, work in a dynamic environment, and collaborate with Grant Thornton advisory teams across Singapore and the region.

Responsibilities

• Support origination and development of transaction opportunities, contributing to client coverage and sourcing of M&A, capital raising, and strategic advisory mandates
• Execute detailed financial analysis and modelling for M&A and capital raising transactions  
• Prepare, review, and finalise pitch decks, proposals, presentations, and investment memorandums for internal and external stakeholders  
• Execute due diligence processes, including gathering, analysing, and interpreting financial data, identifying key risks and issues  
• Conduct company, industry, market, and valuation research to support transaction execution and strategic recommendations  
• Perform valuation analyses using various methods, including discounted cash flow (DCF), comparable company analysis, and precedent transactions  
• Engage with clients, investors, and stakeholders as part of transaction execution and delivery 
• Mentor and guide junior team members, ensuring quality delivery across workstreams  
• Provide input into fundraising exercises, capital structuring, and transaction execution  
• Provide oversight on the commercial outcomes of the team 

Qualifications & requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Accounting, Economics, or a related field; MBA or professional qualification (CFA, CPA, ACA) preferred  
• Minimum 7 years of relevant experience including at least two years in a managerial capacity
• Preferred experience engaging with external clients and stakeholders in investment banking, corporate finance advisory, or a similar professional services environment  
• Proven track record in M&A, capital raising, sell-side or corporate advisory transactions
• Strong financial modelling and valuation skills, with strong analytical, problem-solving, communication, and presentation abilities  
• Detail-oriented with ability to work under tight deadlines  
• Strong organisational skills, with ability to manage multiple transactions in a fast-paced environment  
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, and financial analysis tools

Job Description & Requirements

We are looking for an experienced Director of Business Development with expertise in software sales and a strong background in the maritime industry to drive business development across Singapore and the APAC region. This role focuses on acquiring new clients, managing strategic relationships, and expanding client presence throughout the region.

The ideal candidate will have a consultative sales approach and a proven track record of meeting quotas, with a deep understanding of the unique needs of maritime clients in Singapore and the APAC region.

Key Responsibilities:

• Identify, target, and secure new business opportunities within the APAC maritime industry. Develop and execute a region-specific sales plan that aligns with global objectives, focusing on high-potential leads and strategic accounts.
• Cultivate strong relationships with key decision-makers in the maritime sector, understanding their unique challenges in safety, compliance, and operational efficiency, and positioning solutions to address these needs.
• Conduct product demonstrations and consultations, showcasing capabilities in real-time anomaly detection, incident prevention, and safety benchmarking, aligning solutions with client safety and compliance objectives.
• Consistently meet or exceed sales quotas, managing and maintaining a healthy pipeline within the CRM. Provide accurate forecasting and keep detailed records of all interactions to support strategic regional planning.
• Work closely with Product, Marketing, and Customer Success teams to ensure alignment on client needs, gather feedback from the APAC markets, and contribute insights for ongoing product development and refinement.
• Stay informed on trends, regulatory changes, and competitor activities within the maritime industry in the region to identify new opportunities and ensure offerings remain competitive and relevant.

Qualifications / Experiences:

• 8+ years in B2B sales with a successful track record in the software and maritime industries, particularly in Singapore and the APAC market.
• Demonstrated history of meeting or exceeding sales targets, with the ability to drive significant revenue growth and develop high-value client relationships.
• Strong experience in full-cycle sales, with a consultative approach to selling complex software solutions, ideally with a background in AI or digital transformation technologies.
• In-depth understanding of the maritime sector in Singapore and the APAC region, including safety and compliance challenges and regional regulatory frameworks.
• Exceptional communication skills tailored to engage diverse clients, with strong negotiation and presentation abilities.
• Proficient in CRM tools (e.g., Salesforce, HubSpot) for pipeline management, client tracking, and supporting accurate sales forecasts.

[Job ID: 1505333]

Overview
We are seeking a highly motivated and hands-on professional to join our Asset Management team. In this role, you will play a key part in post-investment value creation, with a focus on Post-Merger Integration (PMI) initiatives. You will work closely with portfolio companies to strengthen corporate governance, enhance operational and financial frameworks, and drive sustainable growth. The ultimate objective is to position portfolio companies for successful exits to strategic buyers with a long-term investment perspective.

Key Responsibilities

• Support post-investment activities, including Post-Merger Integration (PMI) initiatives across portfolio companies
• Establish, review, and enhance internal control systems and corporate governance frameworks
• Improve financial and operational structures, including balance sheet and P&L management processes
• Assist in setting up and monitoring board governance, reporting frameworks, and management structures
• Partner with portfolio company management teams to drive value creation initiatives and operational improvements
• Contribute to exit readiness planning, including strategic positioning and operational optimization

Requirements

• 3–4 years of relevant experience in consulting (strategy, PMI, or transformation), Big 4 advisory, investment banking, corporate M&A, or investment-related roles within trading companies
• Solid understanding of M&A processes, post-merger integration, and the investment lifecycle
• Strong interest in driving business improvement, operational optimisation, and portfolio value creation
• Hands-on and detail-oriented, with the ability to balance strategic thinking and execution
• Effective communicator with the ability to work closely with internal stakeholders and portfolio company management teams

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EA Personnel Name: Ong Kang Quan Ryan
EA Personnel Registration Number: R23116952
EA License No.: 07C5771

Position Overview

The HR Director – APAC (Senior HR Business Partner & Operations) is a senior strategic advisor responsible for aligning people strategy with business performance, organizational effectiveness, and governance standards within a global, listed-company environment.

Reporting to the CFO of Global Supply Chain and AMS, the role ensures strong linkage between workforce strategy, performance, and organizational outcomes across APAC.

This role serves as the primary regional counterpart to US and Europe HR leadership, representing APAC priorities while ensuring global consistency.

This is a high-impact contributor role requiring strong influence, structured thinking, and executive communication.

Role Mandate (Priorities) 

1. Workforce Strategy & Organizational Effectiveness 
Design scalable organizational structures aligned with growth, cost discipline, and performance 

2. Leadership Capability & Talent Pipeline 
Build strong leadership bench strength, succession depth, and a high-performance culture 

3. Regional Representation & Integration 
Represent APAC in global HR forums and translate global frameworks into effective regional execution 

Key Responsibilities 

1. Strategic Business & Leadership Advisory 

• Partner with leadership team on organization design, workforce strategy, and capability planning 
• Provide clear, data-driven recommendations on complex people decisions 
• Translate business needs into structured, decision-ready workforce strategies 

2. Workforce Planning & Financial Alignment 

• Own headcount planning aligned to financial targets and operating plans 
• Drive productivity, cost discipline, and workforce efficiency 
• Present trade-offs and scenarios in clear executive formats 

3. Organizational Design & Capability Building 

• Design and implement scalable, efficient organizational structures 
• Identify capability gaps and define hiring priorities 
• Translate org design into clear frameworks and implementation plans 

4. Talent Management, Leadership Development & Training 

• Lead performance management, talent reviews, and succession planning 
• Coach leaders on capability, performance, and organizational effectiveness 
• Design and drive leadership development programs aligned with global standards 

5. Culture, Engagement & Regional Leadership 

• Lead employee engagement strategy and action planning 
• Ensure alignment of regional initiatives with global cultural principles 
• Represent APAC priorities in global discussions with clarity and impact 

6. Executive Communication & Decision Support (Critical Capability) 

• Develop and deliver high-quality executive presentations for leadership and global stakeholders 
• Translate HR data into clear insights, business implications, and actionable recommendations 
• Drive alignment and decision-making through structured storytelling and influence 

7. Employee Relations & Risk Management 

• Lead complex and high-risk employee relations matters 
• Provide clear, defensible recommendations balancing business needs and legal risk 
• Partner with legal counsel where appropriate 

8. Governance, Controls & Compliance 

• Ensure people decisions align with internal control frameworks in a listed-company environment 
• Maintain strong discipline in documentation, approvals, and audit readiness 

9. Rewards & Hiring Advisory 

• Advise on compensation positioning and calibration decisions 
• Define hiring priorities and role design 
• Guide senior hiring decisions in partnership with HR Operations 

10. Data, Insights & Reporting 

• Translate HR data into clear, structured, and actionable insights 
• Identify trends across attrition, engagement, and performance 
• Deliver executive-ready reporting to support decision-making 

11. HR Operations Oversight & Scalability 

• Define and oversee the HR Operations & Governance operating model, ensuring clear roles, controls, and execution standards 
• Maintain accountability for how HR operations function end-to-end, ensuring scalability and efficiency 
• Provide oversight and guidance to HR Operations where required, with readiness to assume leadership of the function as the organization evolves 

Qualifications & Experience 

• Bachelor’s degree in HR, Business, or related field 
• Minimum 3-5 years as a proven HR Director role in a global, listed, or highly regulated environment 
• Proven experience operating in a global, matrixed organization with cross-regional stakeholder management 
• Strong exposure to global HR frameworks, systems implementations, and governance models 
• Proven experience supporting senior leadership (executive level) 

Critical Success Profile 

• Executive-level presentation and storytelling capability (non-negotiable) 
• Strong influence in a global, matrix environment without direct authority 
• High judgment in complex and sensitive decisions 
• Ability to simplify complexity into structured, decision-ready insights 
• Strong alignment to financial discipline and governance standards 
• High ownership in a lean operating model 
• Strong presence and credibility in global, cross-cultural environments 

Success Indicators 

• Workforce strategy clearly linked to financial and business outcomes 
• Scalable organization supporting growth 
• Strong leadership pipeline and succession readiness 
• Effective leadership development and training programs 
• High engagement and retention 
• Clear representation of APAC in global leadership forums 
• High-quality executive materials enabling fast, confident decision-making