Mr. Anat Machima has joined Hutchison Ports Thailand since 2003. His role was to take care of operations strategy team and also develop work improvement for ports business in Thailand. In 2009, he worked as an Operations Manager for Thai Laemchabang Terminal Company where he remained the position from 2009 to 2011, then he was appointed as Operations Manager for Hutchison Laemchabang Terminal in 2012 and as a Project Manager for Hutchison Ports United Kingdom at Port of Felixstowe in 2016 consecutively. His prior position was a Senior Operations Manager in group of Hutchison Ports Thailand from 2017 to 2020, before being appointed to be Chief Operating Officer in January 2021. Also currently position held as Chairman of Thai International Cargo and Container Terminals Association since 2020.

With his expertise more than 20 years since 1998, in port business and logistic industries and also import-export, he has been assigning to be a part of project development and operations team within Hutchison Ports Group.

He earned his master’s degree (MBA) from Asian University of Science and Technology, his bachelor’s degree (BA) from Chiangmai University, both in business administration.

Seasoned CEO with strong focus on strategy and change-management. Twenty years’ experience in senior leadership positions in Asia and Europe backed by early experience as a turn-around specialist and proven track record in building successful teams and creating shareholder value. Multi-industry, multi-company and multi-continent experience in diverse cultural environments and solid experience representing interests of financial institutions & PE type investors. Passionate communicator able to build trust and to convince stakeholders to envision and support important transformations of the business or of the industry.

Extensive negotiation and lobbying experience dealing at the top governmental levels in Europe, Asia and South America, as well as EU institutions

Dr. Bright Rayan is a visionary technology executive with over 28 years of global leadership experience in digital transformation, enterprise IT strategy, and smart industrial ecosystems. With extensive expertise across ports, logistics, supply chain, and large-scale infrastructure, he has successfully led technology modernization initiatives for globally recognized organizations including AD Ports Group, DP World, PSA, ICTSI, Adani Ports, and Red Sea Gateway Terminal.

He specializes in CTO/CIO leadership, IT/OT convergence, smart ports, industrial automation, AI, IoT, robotics, digital twins, and cybersecurity, consistently aligning technology strategy with business growth, operational excellence, and M&A transformation.

Known for building future-ready digital architectures and leading multicultural teams across the Middle East, APAC, and global logistics ecosystems, Bright has delivered enterprise platforms, automation systems, and intelligent solutions at scale. His leadership spans board-level advisory, innovation strategy, product transformation, and mission-critical technology governance.

Chris Choi leads Busan New Container Terminal (BNCT), a key seaport
asset under Macquarie Korea Infrastructure Fund and CMA CGM, as
its President & CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors. Based in
Busan, South Korea, Chris has been guiding BNCT’s growth and
ensuring its position as a leading terminal operator in Korea since
March 2021.
In addition to his leadership at BNCT, Chris currently serves as the
Chairman of the Korea Container Terminal Operators Association and
as the Vice President of the Busan Rowing Association.
Before joining BNCT, Chris built extensive expertise in the global
shipping and logistics industry. He served as Vice President for the US
West Coast and Great Lakes Region at Ceres Terminals in the United
States, where he managed all commercial and operational activities.
His career also includes leadership roles at NYK Ports as Director of Strategic Planning and at Total
Terminals International, LLC in Long Beach, California, as Director of Corporate Planning and Contracts.
Chris began his professional journey at Hanjin Shipping and Hanjin Pacific Corporation in Seoul, holding
various positions that developed his expertise in logistics and terminal operations.
He holds a master’s degree in International Logistics from Chung-Ang University in Seoul and a
Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio.

A.P. Møller – Maersk transformation leader Christine has spent more than a decade driving large-scale operational and digital transformation across Air, LCL, Intermodal, Depot, and Terminal operations. With deep expertise in programme management, operational excellence, and Lean Six Sigma Black Belt methodologies, she has led global implementations of integrated transport management solutions across 50+ countries and helped standardise operations across approximately 70 terminals.

Currently serving as Head of Innovation at PTP — the world’s largest single TOS-managed terminal — Christine is focused on advancing next-generation terminal operations by integrating technology, people, and processes to deliver safer, smarter, and more efficient port performance. Known for her servant leadership approach, she is passionate about building high-performing, cross-cultural teams that turn strategy into measurable business impact through clarity, trust, and collaboration.

Fadzly Moftar is a transformation leader and speaker specializing in how organizations remove hidden friction, accelerate decision-making, and improve operational performance in complex environments.

With more than 20 years of leadership experience across ports, logistics, and mission-critical operations, he has led practical transformation initiatives that delivered measurable results — including reducing planning cycles from hours to minutes, compressing turnaround timelines from days to under 24 hours, and redesigning workflows from weeks to minutes through smarter systems, governance, and execution flow.

Fadzly is the creator of the Executive Friction Diagnosis (EFD) framework — a practical methodology that helps leaders uncover invisible bottlenecks slowing growth, speed, accountability, and execution. His work focuses on a simple truth:

Khairi Yassin is a seasoned professional with 17 years of extensive experience in managing container terminals. Currently, he serves as the head of the Project Management Office, where he spearheads initiatives focused on project in terminal automation, digitalization, and process improvement. Holding a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Mohd Khairi brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his role.

Michael Yip is the Chief Innovation Officer at Modern Terminals Limited, a leading container terminal operator in Hong Kong and Mainland China.  He heads the Group’s IT function and leads digital transformation and innovation initiatives across the organisation.

With extensive IT management and consulting experience across the Greater China region, Michael holds an MBA from the Kellogg School of Management and HKUST, and a BSc in Engineering from the University of Pennsylvania.

Norbert has been working for more than 15 years in the port and terminal industry implementing and integrating Terminal Operating Systems (TOS), initially for the terminal operator EUROGATE, and since several years as the managing director of the RBS EMEA Office implementing the TOPS Expert system. With akquinet port consulting as well, he has moved into the area of using data for simulation and emulation purposes on the CHESSCON suite. Norbert is a founding member of TIC4.0 since 2018 and is the Vice-President of TIC4.0, as well as a member of the Executive and Operation Councils of TIC4.0.

Mr. Truong Nguyen Linh, Deputy General Director of the First Logistics Development Joint Venture Company (FLDC) which managing and operating Vietnam International Container Terminals (VICT), a pivotal entity in Vietnam’s maritime logistics sector. VICT holds the distinction of being Vietnam’s first dedicated container port, located in Ho Chi Minh City which operating from 1998 till now.

With over 25 service-years in shipping operations and port management, he worked for 01 oversea shipping line and 05 Vietnam terminals which enhancing Vietnam’s maritime infrastructure network.

His leadership reflects a commitment to sustainable growth and operational excellence in Vietnam’s logistics sector.

Dr. Yvo A. Saanen is Managing Director and Founder (1996) of Portwise (formerly called TBA), a leading terminal design and simulation company in The Netherlands. He is in charge of all port & terminal related projects all over the world in their planning and optimization process of container terminals by means of simulation and emulation.

In this role, he has participated in various projects, ranging from long term development, process improvement, terminal extensions and redesign of handling systems to design of greenfield terminals. Examples are the DPWorld’s facility in Antwerp, and HPH’s Euromax facility in Rotterdam, and OOCL’s facility in Long Beach, but also recent automated terminals in Rotterdam by APMT and DP World.

Dr. Saanen holds an MSc in Systems Engineering and a PhD on the design and simulation of robotized container terminals, both from Delft University of Technology. He is a lecturer at the institute of Maritime Economics and Logistics (Erasmus University Rotterdam), teaching simulation and logistics and, in various bodies, lectures about terminal design by means of simulation, and publishes regularly about his work in scientific magazines as well as business magazines.

Harrison is an account executive at Realtime Business Solutions (RBS), and is passionate about how software can revolutionize industries.  He graduated from the University of New South Wales with a Bachelor of commerce and computer science with distinctions. With his fresh ideas and burning ambition, Harrison is dedicated to helping terminals find the best solutions to optimize their operations.

Roy de Haan is the Partnership Director for Terminals, Feeders, and Ports at DCSA. With a strong background in the maritime industry, Roy began his career at Hutchison Ports in Rotterdam, gaining hands-on experience in terminal operations. He went on to APM Terminals / Maersk, where he held operational and commercial roles, further deepening his understanding of terminal logistics and global trade dynamics. He later joined Navis, a global leader in terminal operating systems, where he led a sales team focused on driving growth and innovation in operations technology.

Mr. Pradeep Jayaraman is currently working as Chief Executive Officer at Adani Vizhinjam Port Private Limited, India’s first automated terminal. He is overseeing the expansion and future development of the Vizhinjam International Seaport with a planned investment of USD 2 billion dollars. Under his leadership, Vizhinjam Port has scaled up at unprecedented levels and created many national records within the first year of operation.

Earlier he was Chief Operating Officer – Container Operations at Mundra Port, India’s largest port in terms of volume. He joined APSEZ as Head of Analytics & Technology to drive the digital transformation journey at the organization level. He was instrumental in adapting Cloud, AI, and digital real-time dashboards as part of day-to-day operations across ports and terminals.

Prior to joining APSEZ, Pradeep Jayaraman held various leadership positions across organizations like Fractal Analytics, Maersk, Cognizant, Dell, and GE to name a few. He has diverse work experience and has worked across industries like Retail, Consumer Goods, Financial Services, Shipping & Logistics.

Pradeep comes with significant international experience having worked in the US, Europe, and Asia, and brings strength in building and scaling up transformation teams ground up across many multinational organizations.

Jawn Looi is Head of Operations at AMLab, where he leads the development of cutting-edge automation solutions, including autonomous and remote quay cranes. With deep expertise in systems integration and innovation strategy, Jawn believes that technology solutions must be driven with productivity and safety in mind, which has propelled AMLab to be the leading solution for waterside automation. Jawn brings a unique blend of engineering insight and operational productivity focus to the challenge of transforming terminal operations.”