Speaker Details

Heng Hong Chan

Games Technology Integration Manager

International Olympic Committee

Bio

Chan Heng Hong is a senior technology programme manager, innovation strategist, and strategic consultant with over 25 years of international leadership experience driving complex business transformation, operational integration, and strategic innovation. Based in Switzerland, he specializes in steering multi stakeholder ecosystems through mission critical, high visibility environments where failure is not an option.

Chan’s career is defined by his proven track record in orchestrating large scale global mega events. Having delivered technology integration and operation across Europe, Asia, South America, and the Middle East, his portfolio spans more than ten major global events, including 9 Olympic Games and a World Expo. Most recently, he oversaw the technology service integration for the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. His core expertise lies in translating ambitious organizational visions into sustainable deliveries and operations, navigating politically sensitive landscapes, and aligning decentralized, cross-functional teams to achieve flawless execution.

Heng Hong holds a Global Executive MBA and an Executive Master in Digital Transformation and Innovation Leadership from IE Business School, and is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration at SDA Bocconi in Milan, focusing his research on organizational adaptability and strategic transformation. He is a PMP certified professional since 2011,

Dedicated to advancing future ready, purpose driven organizations, Heng Hong actively advises sports organizations and international enterprises on leveraging emerging technologies, strategic innovation, and modern programme governance. As a speaker, he brings practical frameworks and insights from the world’s most demanding operational stages, equipping leaders to manage uncertainty, lead through complexity, and build enduring organizational resilience.

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"Changing the world 1 game at a time."