Wonderful AI Executive Luncheon

Tuesday 29th September | 12:00-14:00 | Marina Bay Sands

Singapore enterprises have moved quickly in AI experimentation, but a gap is widening between what AI now makes possible and what most organisations are actually running in production. Many teams have multiple copilots and point solutions deployed across functions, yet each addresses a local problem in isolation—leaving intelligence fragmented rather than creating enterprise-wide value.

Closing that gap, rather than simply adding more tools, is becoming the defining challenge for technology leaders across the region.

This private executive lunch brings together senior technology and business leaders in Singapore for a candid, peer-led discussion on what it takes to move AI into production, sustain it, and scale it into a capability the entire organisation can build on.

Key Discussion Topics:

• Technology: Where is AI already creating measurable value in your organisation today, and what integration, data or infrastructure gaps are keeping those wins isolated instead of compounding across systems and workflows?
• Deployment: What actually changes when an AI initiative moves from a promising pilot into production at scale — and how do you sustain ownership, accountability and measurable outcomes after launch?
• Partnership: What internal and external partnerships have been most valuable in getting AI into production and making it stick — and what do you look for in a partner beyond the initial technology?

Alexander Kleinberg is the General Manager, Singapore at Wonderful, where he leads the company's growth and enterprise AI strategy in one of Asia-Pacific's most advanced technology markets. Alexander brings more than 25 years of leadership experience leading multinational tech companies in international markets.

Prior to joining Wonderful, he was the Founder and CEO of mobility startup Edde, and held Asia-Pacific executive leadership roles at Twitter (now X), MoPub, and Facebook (now Meta).

Alexander led Google's commercial expansion into Asia, founded the APAC headquarters in Singapore, and managed business development teams across Asia and North America.

Beyond his corporate leadership experience, Alexander has contributed to Singapore's technology ecosystem through board appointments with GovTech Singapore and the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore, supporting initiatives that advance digital transformation and innovation.