Since 2017, Sascha is in charge of the Project Management Office (PMO) for the Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) Projects of the City of Hamburg, where the PMO coordinates various ITS projects in the city. He ensures that ITS Strategy goals are achieved, and suitable projects are initiated.

He networks and monitors new technological innovations with constant curiosity about the holistic nature of the future of mobility and its transformation which includes (non exhaustive) Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and Urban Air Mobility.

Before this, Sascha was in charge of developing a holistic Intermodal Traffic Management for the port of Hamburg, where the core of the System was initially the intelligent management of the road traffic. Some of the most important projects were realized using smartPORT logistics. A key task was to make the port’s transport infrastructure more intelligent and link them to users.

Steve has a total of 35 yrs of international business experience. He's currently the Executive Chairman of Angoka, which is an IoT security company focusing on protecting machine-to-machine communications for Smart Cities and Mobility.

Steve had previously worked in the Financial Services in Capital & Securities markets in US, Japan and the U.K. Thereafter he built several organizations (with 2 IPOs) in Telematics and Geospatial, as well as companies in the secure telecommunications and tactical intelligence space. He remains focused on cybersecurity, digital risks, and mobility. He founded Dorset Business Angels (named new Business Angel network of the year) and has also helped start both the Wharton and Harvard Business School Angel Networks for the U.K. He is also a Founder Partner of Waterbridge Capital, with the mission to mentor, invest and help grow early-stage companies.

Steve sits on the NATO Industry Cyber Partnership Board, as well as on the Board of the TechUK Cyber Group and the European University Cybersecurity Advisory Board.

Kuo-Yi is the Co-founder and Managing Partner at Monk’s Hill Ventures, a leading early-stage venture capital firm in SEA. Based in Singapore, he is a board member of Ninja Van, Padlet, KKday, Jio Health, Horangi and Saleswhale.

Prior to Monk’s Hill Ventures, Kuo-Yi was CEO of Infocomm Investments, a $200M venture fund in Singapore investing in technology startups globally. He led investments in Twilio (NYSE:TWLO), Dataxu, Quid, Gengo and more. He started his professional career at the Boston Consulting Group and was an early employee of Encentuate and Reputation Technologies later acquired by IBM and Security Sources respectively. He co-founded SportsHook, a social networking and event management SaaS startup for the sports community.

He serves as a board member on Singapore’s IMDA, HPB, and IPOS. He is a graduate of MIT with bachelor, masters and doctorate degrees in electrical engineering.

Michael is the Co-founder of Cocoon Capital, an early-stage VC fund, which is looking to invest in enterprise and deep tech companies throughout SEA. Cocoon has invested in 20 companies, including Sensorflow, See-Mode and Buymed.

In 2000, Michael founded Avonmore Developments with his brother Simon to invest in early-stage companies across the UK. Since then, they have invested in over 40 companies and have achieved 11 successful exits to date. In 2013, he moved to SEA and set up Cub Capital that has invested in 12 early-stage companies across the region, including Anchanto, Quincus and MyDoc, achieving one exit with Crème Simon.

During Michael’s career, he’s been named ‘UK Angel Investor of the Year 2015’ by the UK Business Angel Association, selected as one of the ‘Maserati 100’ and voted by AngelsNews into the list of ‘Business Angels You Should Know’.

Nick is the founder and managing partner of Velocity Ventures, a Singapore-based venture capital firm with a unique focus on Hospitality and Travel, investing in early to growth stage tech-enabled startups in SEA across five verticals: F&B, Mobility, Retail & Experiences, Accommodation and Travel.

Prior to an investor, he was the CEO of ReadyMix and expanded the family business from Australia to SEA, building a sizeable presence across Indonesia, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia & Brunei. He invested S$20m in over 15 start-ups across SEA and Australia, achieving successful exits, follow-on investments and significant portfolio growth for his family office ReadyVentures.

With over 3 decades of professional experience, he is a Board Director of Lumitics & IDEM Hospitality, Neptune Marine Services & MTQ Engineering. He was the Singapore Chairman and Regional Board Member of the Young President’s Organization and Australian Chamber of Commerce in Singapore.

Clarence Tan is a serial entrepreneur who started several technology start-ups since 1993, such as GlobalRoam Group Ltd (“GR Group”), Perfect Innovation Pte Ltd and Pinnz Pte Ltd. GR Group was the first company in Singapore to be traded on the over-the-counter exchanged managed by Philips Securities Pte Ltd in 2007.

In 2017, Clarence founded Origgin, a venture creation firm that commercialises deep technologies from the universities and research institutes through the Venture Co-Creation concept. During the process, Origgin puts in the pre-seed investment and provides hands-on support for the portfolios. Currently, there are close to 30 portfolios across different sectors.

Mike joined Trirec in July 2019. Prior to joining Trirec, Mike held various senior management roles in investment banking and corporate specializing in fundraising, M&A and corporate strategy. He also co-founded several businesses in the IoT and future foods space. He is currently a mentor of Innovate 360 a Singapore based Agrifood Tech incubator. Mike graduated from the National University of Singapore with a 2nd class upper honor degree in Business Administration.

Ms Joyce Ng is a Partner at iGlobe Partners. She has over 20 years of experience in venture capital, fund management, insurance and financial services.

Ms Joyce held several board seats of iGlobe’s investee companies in Singapore and US. In Singapore, she is currently a board member of SWAT Mobility and has been instrumental in helping and syndicating the Company’s Series A fund raising round. She is also a Board Observer of Tonik Financial. She is instrumental and leads investments in Mindfi and Partipost.

In United States, she has been actively involved in overseeing iGlobe’s investment in Unity Software Inc (a 3D real-time development tool company) (NYSE: U). Other listed portfolios under her charge include Nerdwallet Inc (a Fintech company) (NYSE: NRDS), Matterport Inc (Solutions for 3D scanning of spaces) (NASDAQ: MTTR) and Hippo Analytics (data-driven online home insurance) (NASDAQ: HIPO). She was a board observer of Starmaker Interactive Inc (acquired by a Chinese Entertainment Company in 2016).

Ms Joyce worked from 1996 to 2003 with Vertex Management Pte Ltd. In 1996, she joined as an analyst responsible for portfolio monitoring of Vertex European investment. She was later promoted to Assistant Manager in charge of the Fund of Fund investments.

Ms Joyce came with diversified experience. She was previously a team leader & trainer at ACE Insurance (acquired by Chubb) responsible for all the training needs of the Call Centre staff. She started her career in the Credit Admin Department of Bank Indosuez.

Arthur is the Chief Executive Officer of Goldbell Group with over 13 years of experience in the industrial vehicles sector. Under his leadership as the Group CEO, the company has achieved record highs year-on-year with a 13% compounded annual revenue growth rate from years 34-37 of the company's anniversaries.

Additionally, Arthur's involvement in managing the family office has delivered more than 300% Return on Equity over the last 4 years. He delights in building close partnerships with mobility-focused start-ups, regional go-to-market partners and government agencies.

Arthur was one of the youngest members to be admitted to the Entrepreneurs Organisation in 2008 and the Young Presidents' Organisation in 2017. He was also a former board member in Singapore River One, and Panel member of Singapore's Land Transport Master Planning 2040.

Kelvin spearheads the Group's mobility accelerator venture under three main verticals - Sharing Economy, Electric, Autonomous.

He is currently serving as:
- Vice President of Enterprise Singapore Society
- Director of Xiaoxin Machines
- Co-founder of MoveSG

Wye Houn is the Goldbell Director of Future Mobility & Head of MoveSG Accelerator. Before joining Goldbell, she ran her own business and has 14 years of experience with BNP Paribas as the VP of Digital & Innovation, APAC, and Rolls-Royce PLC (RR) in the UK in Naval Marine, Vibration Capability Acquisition & Aerospace Corporate Strategy.

She successfully led various MNCs Group innovation and new business models, competitive intelligence (CI) and wargaming techniques with outcomes that influenced the Leadership team’s decision. She pioneered the creation of CI global integrated platform & chaired the Corporate CI Integration in RR. She led a €13m European-funded project (X-Media) from concept to successful delivery of novel vibration techniques, AI & knowledge management to identify abnormal characteristics and improve prognostics of jet engines. Papers were published in International Workshop on Machine Learning for Aerospace.

Wye Houn is a Mechanical Engineer (MEng).

Gene is an accomplished venture investor and entrepreneur who has taken both local and regional companies worldwide, securing funding, opening the businesses and their products to the global market, before securing successful exits.

Till recently, Gene was a Partner at a globally-focused, Singapore-based Venture Capital Fund which invests in high growth and scalable technology companies.

He was also a Managing Partner in a leading Singapore technology accelerator.

Gilad is a trained lawyer with extensive experience in cross-border commercial, technology-focused transactions, and M&A deals.

Prior to joining Goldbell Investments, Gilad worked for one of the leading law firms in Israel and was involved in some of the most notable tech-related transactions that took place in the country in the past decade.