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One of the key highlights of the<br />

programme was the opportunity for<br />

these young talents to get up close and<br />

personal with Group CEO Samuel Tsien<br />

(photo on page 6). Besides hearing about<br />

OCBC’s corporate strategy, the young<br />

talents had a 90-minute fireside chat<br />

where they raised burning questions, both<br />

professional and personal.<br />

Besides Sam, the young talents had the<br />

chance to interact with business leaders<br />

across our core markets and entities as<br />

this week encouraged them to seek a<br />

global perspective.<br />

They were given the platform to<br />

engage industry leaders and speakers,<br />

from major companies such as Olam<br />

International and Schneider Electric, on<br />

mega trends impacting the banking and<br />

finance industry and understand how<br />

these companies are leveraging new<br />

technologies, and finding out ways of<br />

working and collaborations.<br />

Another key aspect of Regional Week<br />

was getting exposure to cutting-edge<br />

technology. Our young talents visited<br />

Accenture Innovation Centre (above),<br />

Mastercard Innovation Hub and our own<br />

OCBC Group Regional Data Centre at<br />

Tampines Centre 1, for an eye-opening<br />

experience of the latest innovations<br />

available in the finance industry.<br />

At the end of the programme, the young<br />

talents had to apply what they learnt<br />

through a Business Model Analysis<br />

Competition. They had to analyse how<br />

an innovative company had evolved to<br />

take advantage of new opportunities and<br />

respond to new forms of competition,<br />

then apply it to the OCBC context.<br />

Jason Ho, head of Group Human<br />

Resources, said: “The Regional Week is<br />

customised to enable you to navigate the<br />

VUCA environment. The organisation will<br />

take care of you by providing you with<br />

resources such as a learning ecosystem<br />

and our regional networks. You’ll need<br />

to own your development and growth in<br />

this organisation to be where you aspire<br />

to be.”<br />

Watch highlights of the OCBC Young<br />

Talent Regional Week and hear from some<br />

of our Young Bankers.<br />

Thoughts from a few of our Young Bankers<br />

“We had the chance to share our experiences<br />

with one another and, at the same time hear<br />

from our leaders, gain a broader perspective<br />

into the bank and the things we do together.<br />

This network and the friendships that we<br />

built is really what I found most meaningful<br />

during the regional week.” – Ong Jia Hui (Singapore),<br />

Group Financial Control & Advisory<br />

“Be the difference, we see you!” The theme of<br />

the regional week encouraged us to embrace<br />

our uniqueness and be courageous to make<br />

the first move. The fireside chat with Sam<br />

and other regional heads delivered the same<br />

message – step out your comfort zone, accept<br />

new challenges and most importantly enjoy<br />

life!” – Abraham Kwak (Hong Kong), Relationship<br />

Manager for small and medium enterprises<br />

“The heartfelt discussions with the leaders<br />

and participants across the regions, as well as<br />

their insights and conversations were priceless<br />

and extremely impactful.” – Joey Goey<br />

(Malaysia), Card Ops<br />

“I was so inspired by speakers who attended<br />

during the week, specifically the session<br />

delivered by Sam. I got to understand unique<br />

business strategies and experiences from different<br />

business leaders about their respective<br />

fields in and outside OCBC.” – Kemal Caesar<br />

Sutama (Indonesia), Market and Liquidity Risk<br />

Management<br />

<strong>September</strong> 2018<br />

TELLER<br />

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