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Steve Vickers

Managing Disruptive Innovation in FinTech and Digital Services

Steve Vickers is an accomplished technology executive known for his expertise in sales, strategy, and business development. With a track record of establishing successful digital businesses, he has navigated startups and large corporations to multi-million dollar revenue operations.

Having earned an MBA from MIT Sloan School of Management and a BA from Oxford University, Steve has over a decade of experience living and working in Singapore. His professional forte includes a diverse skill set ranging from technology, IT sales, and general management to mobile phones, digital mapping technology, and location-based services.

Throughout his career, Steve has demonstrated proficiency in consulting, cross-functional team management, project management, technology partnering, business development, and corporate development. He is recognized for his ability to create new teams, identify and seize market opportunities, and foster strategic partnerships.

Noteworthy positions in Steve's career history include serving as the COO at Paysend, being a Board Member & Investor at Kludio, acting as CEO of Thunes, holding the roles of Chief Economist Indonesia & Special Advisor to CEO at Grab, and leading as Managing Director at Xiaomi Southeast Asia for Xiaomi Technology.

Prior to these roles, Steve held key positions such as Vice President of APAC Sales & Solution Design at HERE, Director of Customer Solutions at NAVTEQ, Engagement Manager at McKinsey & Company, Group Product Manager at Northern Foods, Commercial Executive at Castrol, and Research and Development Scientist at AstraZeneca.

Highlights

Apr 9 · PR Web
Pomelo Group appoints former Thunes CEO, Steve Vickers as new Chief Executive Officer - PR Web
Pomelo Group appoints former Thunes CEO, Steve Vickers as new Chief Executive Officer - PR Web
Mar 19 · The New York Times
Hong Kong Security Law Could Damage City's Standing as Financial Hub - The New York Times
Hong Kong Security Law Could Damage City's Standing as Financial Hub - The New York Times