Table of Contents Table of Contents
Previous Page  63 / 396 Next Page
Information
Show Menu
Previous Page 63 / 396 Next Page
Page Background

PATTRA BOOSARAWONGSE

Pattra Boosarawongse (Female), aged 49,

joined AirAsia in March 2014 as Chief

Financial Officer of AirAsia Thailand and

Asia Aviation PCL. She was appointed

as Group Chief Financial Officer on 1

September 2016.

Within that short time, she has delivered

strong financial and operational results

within our Thai associate’s Finance

Department specifically and the company

in general. In her role as Group CFO,

Pattra is responsible for our Group

Finance, Group Strategy, Group Treasury,

Group Investor Relations and Group

Procurement. She also oversees our

shared service unit, AirAsia Global Shared

Services (AGSS) in Penang.

Boosarawangse is a Certified Public

Accountant, having started her career as a

senior auditor at Ernst & Young. She then

joined Sony Music as its Finance Director

and rose to become its General Manager.

She also assumed a regional role as team

leader to implement a new group Financial

System covering 10 countries. In 2013, she

played a key role in the merger of Sony

Music with BEC TERO, and led the BEC

TERO music department. Pattra graduated

from Thammasat University in Thailand

with a Master’s in Finance and Accounting.

SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM

SIEGTRAUND TEH

Siegtraund Teh (Female), aged 42,

oversees revenue management, group

marketing, digital marketing, branding,

communications, sales and distribution,

ancillary income, network planning and

partnership markets as Group Chief

Commercial Officer.

She has been influential in decentralising

our commercial functions to strengthen

our central marketing expertise with

localised market knowledge.

Siegtraund joined AirAsia in May 2007

as our Marketing Manager. In 2009,

she became Group Marketing Manager

and assumed the role of Group Chief

Commercial Officer in 2013. She has

led teams within the Marketing and

Commercial functions, driving our

successful and profitable expansion

across the Asia-Pacific region.

Prior to AirAsia, Teh spent six years in the

fast moving consumer goods industry

in organisations such as EAC Holdings,

DKSH Marketing and RedBull. She holds

a Bachelor’s in Business Administration

from Ottawa University, USA and a

Postgraduate Diploma from the University

of Leicester, UK.

VARUN BHATIA

Varun Bhatia (Male), aged 54, is

responsible for building the company’s

People practices across various areas

such as recruitment, training, talent

management, performance management

and compensation. He works closely with

the senior management team to continue

building AirAsia’s organisational culture.

Bhatia has close to three decades of

global human resources experience,

leading human resources operations

across more than 40 countries in various

Fortune 500 companies, living and

working in local cultures and communities

in New Delhi, London, Singapore, Boston

and San Francisco.

He has worked as Chief Human Resources

Officer at Levi Strauss & Co in San

Francisco and Head of Human Resources

for Asia Pacific at Kraft Foods in Singapore

where, together with the leadership

team, he helped to grow the business

organically and through acquisitions from

USD1 billion to USD5 billion in four years.

Before that, he had a long and successful

career with Gillette/Proctor and Gamble,

where he worked in various roles of

increasing responsibility to head country,

regional and global human resources

organisations with extensive on the

ground experience in Asia for over a

decade and close to another decade in

the UK and US. He has also served as a

consultant and advisor to several early to

mid-stage companies in the Silicon Valley

and Asia.

Bhatia completed his postgraduate

degree in Human Resources from Xavier

School of Management (XLRI) in India

and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from

Shri Ram College of Commerce, Delhi

University. He studied organisational

behaviour at Harvard University, corporate

finance at the London Business School

and how to build effective boards for start-

ups at Stanford University’s Continuing

Studies programme.

[ ]

AirAsia Group Berhad

LEADERSHIP

51