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Speakers

Eelco Dijkhuizen

General Manager at Kantar TNS

Worked in Market Research for 17 years, starting as a research executive in the Netherlands and now managing Kantar TNS Cambodia.Lived and worked in South-East Asia for 12 years spread over ...

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Eelco Dijkhuizen

Worked in Market Research for 17 years, starting as a research executive in the Netherlands and now managing Kantar TNS Cambodia.

Lived and worked in South-East Asia for 12 years spread over Singapore, Vietnam and Cambodia; before that worked in France and the Netherlands.

Expertise in consumer behavior, marketing and management in both less and more developed countries in South-East Asia as well as Western Europe.

As General Manager of TNS Cambodia, responsible for starting the office in Cambodia in 2012. Eelco’s philosophy has been to focus on the quality of research and deliver consistently high level work.

By maintaining this focus on quality and building a team of smart, motivated researchers, Kantar TNS Cambodia has become one of the better research agencies in the region.

Khoon Goh

Head of Asia Research at ANZ Bank

Khoon is the Head of Asia Research for ANZ. He oversees and co-ordinates the Asia economics and strategy research functions in Singapore. His particular area of focus is on Asian currencies....

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Khoon Goh

Khoon is the Head of Asia Research for ANZ. He oversees and co-ordinates the Asia economics and strategy research functions in Singapore. His particular area of focus is on Asian currencies. Khoon actively travels to market ANZ’s views to investor clients, such as central banks, hedge funds and real money; as well as corporate clients. He also appears regularly in the media.

ANZ’s Asia research team have been ranked in the top two for FX Research and Market Coverage as voted by financial institutions in the AsiaMoney FX Poll in the last five years (2012 to 2016). ANZ was also ranked second for best regional team for Asian macroeconomic research in the AsiaMoney Fixed Income Poll 2016, and ranked first for three years running in the KangaNews Fixed-Income Research Polls between 2015 and 2017 for best research on Asian markets. ANZ was the top EM Asia FX forecaster in 2015 and 2016 as ranked by Reuters.

Khoon has over 15 years of experience working in various economic and strategy roles across both the public and private sectors. Graduating with a Master of Commerce (Hons) degree majoring in International Economics from the University of Auckland, Khoon was the Manager in charge of the New Zealand Treasury's Macroeconomic Forecasting Team where he was responsible for producing the official government forecasts that underpin the Budget and key policy decisions. He also served as an Economic Adviser at the Reserve Bank of New Zealand.

James Hodge

Associate Director of CBRE

James joined CBRE Cambodia in 2016 and directly oversees the research, consulting, valuation and office services teams. His background includes an undergraduate degree from the University of...

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Dr. Reza Kibria

Macro Fiscal Advisor at IMF

Dr. Reza Kibria has over 33 years’ experience in macroeconomic management and fiscal policy working in international agencies, governments and universities. He obtained his BA (First C...

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Dr. Reza Kibria

Dr. Reza Kibria has over 33 years’ experience in macroeconomic management and fiscal policy working in international agencies, governments and universities. He obtained his BA (First Class Honours) from Oxford University, an M.A. from Queen’s University (Canada), and an MPhil (Economics) and DPhil (Economics) from Oxford University. He began his career as an economist at the IMF in Washington DC (1984-93), working on a range of countries including Romania, Portugal, Indonesia, Myanmar, Singapore, Bangladesh, Papua New Guinea and Thailand. After leaving the Fund he taught at Dhaka University and did consulting for the World Bank, United Nations and the Asian Development Bank. He was Lead Advisor and Coordinating Author for the World Bank report on governance in Bangladesh, “Government That Works” (1996). He served as Macroeconomic Advisor to the Treasury Department of Papua New Guinea (1996-2000), with responsibility for the macroeconomic framework and policy coordination. He was Principal Economist for PDP Australia (2000-2008), leading technical assistance teams and managing projects. In recent years he has worked on projects in India (Kerala-Supporting Fiscal Reforms), China (Designing Technical Assistance Programs for the Ministry of Finance and the State Authority of Taxation), the U.A.E (Program Budgeting), Kuwait (Budget Reforms), Tanzania (National Employment Creation Program), Indonesia (Local Government Finances) and most recently, Bangladesh (IFMIS – Deepening MTBF –Strengthening Public Expenditure Management Program SPEMP, Ministry of Finance). He was Macro Fiscal Advisor, IMF East Africa Regional Technical Assistance center in Dar es Salaam from April 2009 to January 2011, advising the Governments of Ethiopia, Eritrea, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda on macro fiscal issues. He was also an Adjunct Professor at the Key Centre for Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance of Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia He is currently IMF Macro Fiscal Advisor, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Cambodia.

2018 Year Ahead Seminar

Speakers

Eelco Dijkhuizen

Khoon Goh

James Hodge

Dr. Reza Kibria