Leo Leow is the Country Director of Turner & Townsend with over 20 years of experience leading complex projects for multinational organisations across industrial, commercial, retail, and high-tech sectors. At ICTC 2026, he will present “Construction 2026: Building Through Global Uncertainty,” offering insights on how industry leaders can navigate disruption, strengthen resilience, and build confidently in an evolving global landscape.
Patrick Thilagaraj is the data centre lead for Malaysia at Turner & Townsend, with extensive experience delivering complex, mission-critical projects. At ICTC 2026, he will present “The AI Revolution: What Every Construction Leader Needs to Know,” exploring how AI is reshaping project delivery and how construction leaders can harness emerging technologies to drive productivity, strengthen decision-making, and prepare for the future of the industry.
Ir. Ooi Shu Tat is a distinguished professional engineer and leading specialist in bridge construction engineering. At ICTC 2026, he will present “From Malaysia to the World: Engineering Landmark Bridges Across Continents,” sharing how Malaysian engineering expertise, innovation, and technical leadership are contributing to world-class infrastructure and making an impact beyond national borders.
Ir. Roland Ling Koh Wen is a distinguished civil and geotechnical engineering leader with more than 45 years of experience delivering landmark infrastructure across Malaysia. At ICTC 2026, he will share the story behind Malaysia’s longest river crossing, exploring how engineering vision, technical excellence, and determination can overcome geographical barriers to transform connectivity, communities, and the future of a region.
Ir. Lim Wik Hua is an accomplished civil and structural engineering leader with more than 23 years of experience delivering major infrastructure across Sarawak. At ICTC 2026, he will join Ir. Roland Ling Koh Wen to share the story behind Malaysia’s longest river crossing, revealing how engineering expertise, collaboration, and bold ambition came together to deliver a landmark bridge set to transform connectivity and unlock new possibilities for Sarawak.
Ar. Martin R. Haeger MBE is an internationally respected architect and principal of HL Architecture, with nearly four decades of experience shaping landmark developments across Asia. At ICTC 2026, he will present “Restoring Time: Preserving Identity Through Adaptive Reuse,” sharing how heritage buildings can be transformed into vibrant, future-ready spaces while preserving their architectural character and cultural significance.
Andrew Tulen is a globally recognised design leader behind some of the world’s most ambitious sport and entertainment destinations. Leading Populous’ Singapore studio, he combines international expertise with a deep understanding of Southeast Asia to create transformative venues that unite community, culture, and global ambition—positioning cities to welcome the world while creating an enduring legacy for generations to come.
Arthur Huang is a structural engineer, architect, and pioneer of circular innovation, transforming post-consumer and industrial waste into high-performance materials for the built environment. As founder and CEO of Miniwiz, his globally recognised work challenges conventional approaches to construction and consumption, demonstrating how technology, design, and circular thinking can turn waste into a powerful resource for a more sustainable future.
Dato’ Adli Putra Ahmad was appointed project director of SRS Consortium in January 2025 and currently leads the delivery of Package 1 for the Penang Mutiara Line. He has also served as project director for MMC Gamuda, overseeing the MRT Putrajaya Line since 2022, and was executive director of Gamuda Engineering. His extensive experience includes delivering the MRT Kajang Line, IDP, Shah Alam Expressway, Ipoh-Lumut Highway and North-South Expressway—some of Malaysia’s most significant transportation and infrastructure developments.
Yoshiyuki Takeda is representative director and CEO of Rails Inc., specialising in area marketing, pedestrian flow analysis and AI implementation. He spent fourteen years at East Japan Railway Company across operations, product planning, urban redevelopment and corporate planning. Since becoming an entrepreneur, he has supported businesses through web marketing, strategy and AI solutions, combining transportation expertise with technology to advance smarter cities and business growth.
Benjamin Soh, founder and managing director of ESGPedia, will present “Building Smarter: How Malaysian Construction Firms Can Turn ESG into a Competitive Advantage” at ICTC 2026. He will explore how digital sustainability tools help firms strengthen ESG reporting, measure embodied carbon, engage supply chains, access green financing and improve tender success. The session includes a live ESGPedia demonstration, offering practical insights for turning sustainability data into measurable business value and competitive advantage.
Sam Stacey is an internationally recognised leader in construction innovation and former Challenge Director of the UK Transforming Construction Challenge. At ICTC 2026, he will present “From Innovation to Transformation: What It Takes to Change an Industry,” sharing how visionary leadership, collaboration, and innovation can drive lasting transformation across the construction industry.
Tri Mumpuni is an internationally recognised pioneer in sustainable energy and community-centred infrastructure. As founder of IBEKA, she has delivered more than 80 micro-hydro projects across Indonesia, empowering rural communities through inclusive, locally owned development. A Ramon Magsaysay Award recipient and influential policy adviser, she brings to ICTC 2026 valuable insights into creating resilient, inclusive and sustainable futures through infrastructure, innovation and community empowerment for all.
