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06 September, 2022
Temasek-backed Advanced MedTech Holdings has appointed Greg Miller as its CFO, while Ayoconnect, an Indonesian fintech platform that develops APIs, has named Reynir Fauzan as its VP of marketing.
Medtech device business Advanced MedTech Holdings, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Temasek, has appointed Greg Miller as its chief financial officer (CFO), effective Sept. 1, according to an announcement.
Miller will be based in the US and will report to Abel Ang, CEO of the group. “More than half of our business is now based in the US and Greg’s US and global financial expertise will be transformative as we accelerate the Group into its next phase of growth,” said Ang.
Miller has more than 35 years of experience as a senior business executive managing the financial, tech and operations of global organisations. He was most recently the executive VP and CIO of Genuine Parts Company, a $19 billion global automotive and industrial service organisation.
Advanced MedTech Holdings is a global medical technology leader with a core focus on urology devices and contract manufacturing services. The group serves millions of patients and physicians in 100 countries worldwide.
Advanced MedTech Holdings makes strategic investments in disruptive medical technology companies, strengthening its portfolio of healthcare solutions for customers around the world.
Ayoconnect, an Indonesian fintech platform that develops application programming interfaces (APIs), has named Reynir Fauzan as its vice president of marketing.
Fauzan joins Ayoconnect from Indonesia-based chatbot platform Kata.ai where he worked as co-founder and chief marketing officer for seven years. Prior to founding Kata.ai, Fauzan served as the centralised liability officer of Citi for Indonesia.
Ayoconnect has over 100 clients including Bank BRI, Bank Mandiri, DANA, Indomaret, Bukalapak, Home Credit, and Pegadaian. It connects over 1,000 institutions through its network of APIs.
The firm was established in 2016 by Jakob Rost, Chiragh Kirpalani and Adi Vora. Another digital bill payment firm in Indonesia is Payfazz, which has also raised funding from BRI Ventures. Tokopedia, Bukalapak, Shopee, and Blibli.com have also entered the B2B bill payments space.
In January, DealStreetAsia reported that Ayoconnect raised $15 million in a Series B funding round led by Tiger Global.
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