Jorge first joined McKinsey in Buenos Aires in 2007 and has been based in Stamford since 2012. He recently relocated to Miami as of 2022. He has developed deep expertise in customer care through his service to major telecommunications companies across markets in Latin America, North America, and Western Europe.
He holds a Bachelor in Accounting from the University of Buenos Aires and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Jorge Amar currently serves as Chief Executive Officer of TP Group.
Jorge first joined McKinsey in Buenos Aires in 2007 and has been based in Stamford since 2012. He recently relocated to Miami as of 2022. He has developed deep expertise in customer care through his service to major telecommunications companies across markets in Latin America, North America, and Western Europe.
He holds a Bachelor in Accounting from the University of Buenos Aires and an MBA from Harvard Business School. Jorge Amar currently serves as Chief Executive Officer of TP Group.
Ms. Daubry started her career in 1988 as Chief of a BtC group and Director of a Business Unit BtB within the TP group. She then served as Director of the Asia-Pacific region in 1995 and as Corporate Vice President of Quality to manage the implementation of the ISO 9002 norms and then, starting in 2007, the COPC norms.
In 2011, she takes the leadership of the Europe Middle East and Africa region and of TP France until the end of 2014.
In 2015, newly-based in Singapore, she became Senior Advisor for the Accenture Group in Singapore and Sydney before joining Lazada, subsidiary of the Alibaba group in 2016 as Group Chief Customer Care Officer for the 6 countries of ASEAN where the group operates, function she held until January 2024.
Ms. Daubry was co-opted to the Board of Directors of the Company on March 6, 2024. This appointment is to be ratified at the shareholders' meeting to be held on May 23, 2024.
Ingrid is an accomplished international executive with over three decades of leadership experience across banking, insurance, and financial services in Sub Saharan Africa, UK, North America and Asia.
Ms. Johnson built her reputation within Nedbank Group, where she spent over 20 years leading major business transformations. As Group Finance Director of Old Mutual plc in London, she held one of the most demanding financial governance roles in the sector. She directed the financial elements of the strategic unbundling and delisting of a £12 billion FTSE-listed conglomerate into four separately listed companies.
She later joined Sun Life Financial in Hong Kong, as President to lead the Asia region and driving post-COVID recovery.
Today, Ingrid Johnson is regarded as one of the most credible global profiles in operational excellence, transformation governance, and institutional financial discipline.
Kevin is the founder and CEO of Urus Entertainment, a company in the development stage to create a unique avatar experience adoptable by the mass market. Kevin is the principal driving force to expand the concept of avatar-integrated content on mobile phones and is currently leading the development of consumer-facing technologies using AI algorithms to create avatars with market-leading quality.
As a hobby project in college, Kevin co-produced and co-presented the feature film "People Mountain People Sea," which earned a Silver Lion award at the 68th International Film Festival. Kevin is a co-founder and Chief Business Advisor with Astro-Nomical Entertainment, which initiated the Emmy-nominated Netflix series “A Tale Dark & Grimm.” His interest in entertainment also led him to co-produce the Tony Award-nominated play "Of Mice and Men,” earning a Drama Desk Award, setting a new box office record at the Longacre Theater. He is a member of the Producers Guild of America.
In 1998, she founded Amwal Investment Company, the first investment firm regulated by the Qatar Central Bank. Following two years of institutional advocacy to establish a regulatory framework, Amwal introduced the nation’s first mutual fund, first money-market fund, and first Islamic mezzanine vehicle - a milestone in Qatar’s financial modernization and literacy. In 2001, she joined Nasser Bin Khaled Al Thani & Sons Group, leading the strategic transformation of a 10,000-employee conglomerate through restructuring, governance reform, portfolio diversification, and the launch of multiple international joint ventures. Entrepreneurial at heart, she also initiated Al Wa’ab City, a US $1.8 billion integrated urban project spanning 1.2 million m² - one of the Middle East’s earliest large-scale models of sustainable city design.
Her governance expertise has led to prominent international appointments as Special Adviser to Standard Chartered Bank, board member at QNB, a leading financial and educational institutions, and advocate for improved governance, diversity, and social-impact standards across the Gulf.
Vera was the first woman in 60 years to run the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) as a United Nations Undersecretary General. In this role, she provided macroeconomic and structural policy advice to governments. Prior to joining the UN, she held several senior roles at the World Bank and International Finance Corporation (IFC).
As an entrepreneur, Vera Songwe founded three business ventures, including a women's impact fund incubated by Standard Bank, a cybersecurity school in association with IBM, and an emerging markets repo facility in collaboration with the Bank of New York Mellon. Recognized for her work on climate finance, she co-chairs the Independent High Level Expert Group (IHLEG) on Finance for Climate Action. Vera is a member of several advisory boards, including the Mastercard Africa Catalytic Impact Fund (ACIF), the GFANZ Africa Board, and the Mo Ibrahim Board.
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