Invite-only · One full day · 50 seats
Invited leaders attend as guests of CIO Vision.

The room, seat by seat
20 of 50 seats confirmed
Leaders from AIA Singapore, Alexandra Hospital, Singapore, APA Insurance Limited, Chubb, EtonHouse International Education Group, Grab, Groupe Clarins and M1 Limited have confirmed. Partner teams are not counted.
See who's comingCIO Vision Singapore 2026 is an invite-only, single-day summit on Friday, 13 November 2026 in Singapore, bringing together 50+ CIOs and enterprise AI leaders from across the region. The agenda moves beyond hype to the hard questions leaders face today: proving ROI on AI investment, scaling agentic AI, modernising data and infrastructure, and driving innovation under tighter budgets. Alongside candid panels and a closing workshop where leaders debate and defend their top AI bets for the next 18 months, the day features peer awards and curated networking.
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The day at a glance
Talk
Vision Talk
Panel
Every senior leader is under pressure to show that AI spend translates to business value, but the path from investment to measurable outcomes is rarely linear. This panel brings together executives to share unfiltered perspectives on how they are defining, measuring, and communicating success for AI at the enterprise level, holding their organizations accountable to results, and making the tough call on when to double down, pivot, or walk away. From navigating board expectations and financial scrutiny to recalibrating strategy when pilots don't deliver, panelists will discuss what it genuinely takes to turn AI ambition into sustained competitive advantage. This is not a conversation about technology. It is about leadership, accountability, and the strategic choices that separate AI leaders from AI laggards.
Awards
Panel
As AI adoption expands from experimentation to enterprise-level implementation, understanding sector-spanning success stories becomes essential. This panel will explore how AI drives operational efficiency, smarter decision-making, and personalized experiences at scale. Leaders will discuss methods to align AI initiatives with business goals and address pressing issues around ethics, governance, and workforce adaptation. Panelists will examine methods for turning AI insights into actionable strategies that impact business performance.
Panel
The future of enterprise growth is closely tied to the adoption of agentic AI, which offers capabilities far beyond traditional AI by enabling autonomous execution. This panel will examine how agentic AI enables continuous improvement in business processes, drives competitive differentiation through faster innovation cycles, and supports customer experiences. Leaders will discuss how to build resilient enterprise architectures that fully leverage agentic AI’s potential. They will also explore strategies for aligning AI initiatives with organizational goals, addressing ethical and governance considerations, and preparing the workforce for AI-driven transformation.
Awards
Panel
Every ambitious AI roadmap eventually collides with an unglamorous truth: models are only as good as the data and infrastructure beneath them. This panel brings together enterprise tech leaders to talk candidly about the foundational work that determines whether AI initiatives scale or stall, cleaning up fragmented data, modernising legacy systems, and paying down technical debt, all while continuing to ship. Expect a practical conversation on where to invest first, how to fix the plumbing without halting progress, and why the least visible work often decides who wins with AI.
Panel
AI ambitions rarely come with a blank cheque. As budgets tighten and finance scrutinises every rupee, tech leaders are under pressure to keep innovating while spending smarter. This panel explores how enterprises are funding their AI bets in a constrained environment, reallocating spend, sunsetting low-value projects, and building the business case for investment when every line item is questioned. The discussion will offer real strategies for stretching resources, prioritising ruthlessly, and proving returns without waiting for the perfect budget.
Workshop
Because every group brings leaders from different sectors, the real value is in the discussion that gets them to those bets. As they debate, they'll be mapping thier thinking against three questions: 1. Universal priorities — which AI bets came up regardless of industry? These are the moves that appear to matter for every enterprise, and are likely the safest, highest-conviction investments. 2. Industry-specific priorities — which bets were driven by the particular realities of their sector, its regulation, margins, customers, or operating model? These reveal where context should override the "best practice" everyone else is chasing. 3. What they can borrow — which AI use case from another industry in their group could deliver real value if they brought it home? The mixed room is designed to surface ideas they'd never encounter within their own sector.
Awards
Confirmed so far
By seniority

John Ang
Group Chief Technology Officer (GCTO)
EtonHouse International Education Group

Marko Cetkovic
Chief Digital Officer (CDO)
M1 Limited

Geet Bhanawat
Chief AI, Data and Analytics Officer
Singtel

Santhosh Mahendiran
Chief Data & Analytics Officer
Techcombank (TCB)

Sujjath Ahmed
Chief Information Officer
Valiram Group

Rayan Govindasamy
Group Chief Transformation & Technology Officer
APA Insurance Limited

Lee Sarkin
VP, Head of Data and AI, Asia
Sun Life

Paddy (Padmanabh) Padiyar
Executive Director - (Head) Transformation - Group Data Office
OCBC

Sreenivas Bollina
VP - Data Analytics
ofi

Cyrus Pang
Director, Asia Head of Claims | Global Head of Customer and IP Claims Excellence | Asia AI Lead
Swiss Re Corporate Solutions

Emmanuel Bloch-Fisch
Head of IT APAC
Groupe Clarins

Wee Ming Koh
Head, Enterprise Analytics
AIA Singapore

Kevin Bowling
Head of AI Foundry
Grab

Xin Jin
Head of Data Science & AI (DSA)
Alexandra Hospital, Singapore

Kelvin Le
Regional Head of Consumer Analytics and AI, APAC
Chubb

Viking Wong
Leader, Global Data Science (APAC, EMEA, AMER)
TikTok

Manish Kumar
Head Of Data
Manulife

David Low
Head of Technology
Vertex Holdings
Organisations in the room
AIA SingaporeAlexandra Hospital, SingaporeAPA Insurance LimitedChubbEtonHouse International Education GroupGrabGroupe ClarinsM1 LimitedManulifeNomuraOCBCofiSingtelSun LifeSuntory Beverage & FoodSwiss Re Corporate SolutionsTechcombank (TCB)TikTokValiram GroupVertex Holdings
Singapore · 13 Nov 2026
Invited leaders attend as guests of CIO Vision.
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About CIO Vision Singapore
CIO Vision Singapore brings an invite-only executive summit to Singapore, connecting CIOs with enterprise AI and technology leaders. The format centres on practical decisions: selecting useful AI applications, preparing reliable data, establishing governance and measuring business outcomes. Rather than treating every organisation as having the same priorities, the summit creates space to compare implementation challenges and learn from peers working within different constraints.
The organisations listed for this Singapore edition represent sectors including Education & Research, Technology, Banking & Finance, Retail & Consumer, Insurance, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Food & Beverage. These local conversations bring different operating contexts into the room: the demands of regulated services, customer-facing businesses and technology delivery are not identical, even when leaders are considering similar AI capabilities.
The agenda and linked attendee profiles below provide context for the people contributing to this event. Explore their roles and organisations alongside the sessions to understand the perspectives represented. Where an earlier Singapore edition exists, its event page offers a separate record of that gathering, including its own participants and highlights. Invitations for upcoming editions are reviewed by the organising team; submitting a request does not automatically confirm attendance. AIM Media House organises the series, with each city edition retaining its own date, venue and programme.