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Continuing the legacy of the past 9 years, The World CIO 200 Summit 2025 is coming to Singapore.
This year, our focus is on being Powerful, Mighty, and Swift—embodying the qualities of a HORSE. Known for its strength, agility, and speed, a horse charges forward with relentless determination and precision once it commits to a goal. We believe these qualities are essential for IT leaders to thrive in today’s fast-paced and ever-evolving business landscape.
The World CIO 200 Summit 2025 roadshow is designed to help IT leaders develop and enhance these qualities. Through a series of workshops, knowledge-sharing sessions, thought-provoking life experiences, keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking events, we will explore the latest trends and innovations in IT leadership.
Join us to discover how harnessing the power, might, and speed of a horse can drive impactful leadership and success in IT!
A decade of leadership is not just measured by years, but by the transformative impact we create together. In ten years, The World CIO 200 not only shaped the future of technology but forged a legacy of resilience and innovation that will inspire generations to come.
Partner, Financial Services, Forvis Mazars
Head of Region – SEA, Glean
CISO, ASEAN Cluster & Singapore, Standard Chartered Bank
Regional Chief Security Officer, Chief Information Security Officer, Asia-Pacific, Mastercard
CISO-Asia Pacific, Cyber Leader, Google
Field Chief Information Security Officer, APJ Veeam
Chief Technology Officer, IGSGlobal Solutions Sdn. Bhd
CISO, MariBank Singapore Private Limited
APAC CISO, DWS Group
CTO & COO, Singapore & Regional Head of FinTech, Asia, Azimut Group
Vice President and Global Head of Sales, Rakuten
Global Head of IT, International Baccalaureate
Global Chief Information Officer, GLP
CEO & HOC, Singapore Campus, S P Jain School of Global Management
Senior Vice President and CDIO, Asia Pacific , Adecco Group Asia Pacific
Founder & Chairman, GEC Media Group
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