Don was an early investor in Fusion, and was instrumental in expanding its  business. As the founder of VinaCapital, he has overseen its growth into a leading investment management and real estate development firm with a diversified portfolio of $2bn of assets under management. Over the past 14 years, VinaCapital has invested nearly $5bn in Vietnam.  Prior to founding VinaCapital, Don was a partner in PWC Vietnam, where he led the Indochina corporate finance and management consulting practices.

- Formed in late 2016, Lodgis is an Asian Hotel investment platform sponsored by Warburg Pincus in partnership with VinaCapital. The initial business interests are in Vietnam with plans to build a portfolio of high quality assets in Southeast Asia.
- Previously, Peter was Managing Director, Asia Pacific for Host Hotel & Resorts. Over an 8 year period, he lead the acquisition and development of over USD700 million of hotels across Australia, New Zealand and India.
- Between 2003 and 2008, he was the Group Executive Vice President for New City Corporation (NCC), a Tokyo-based property investment management and development company. Previously, Mr. Meyer also served as the Chief Operating Officer to NCC’s associate company CB Richard Ellis Investors Japan. In these capacities, he was actively involved in the group’s capital raisings, including the public listing of New City Residence Investment Corporation, a residential J-REIT.
- Over his career, Peter has held a range of banking, investment, and advisory positions, including CFO of Ripplewood Lodging in Japan, and head of the Asian real estate investment banking group for J.P. Morgan & Co. in Hong Kong.
-  He holds a MBA from Harvard University and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Denver.

Before joining Lodgis, Christopher worked for Host Hotels & Resorts (Host), the largest lodging real estate investment trust in the world, and held leadership positions in the Asia-Pacific and U.S. Over a nine-year period, he executed approximately USD1.2 billion of lodging real estate transactions involving various geographies and investment structures.

Prior to joining Host, he was employed by Lehman Brothers Holdings in their investment banking and real estate private equity divisions in New York and Hong Kong.

He oversaw a portfolio of small businesses including commercial and residential real estate for a non-profit institution.

He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration.

- Having been associated with numerous leading investment firms Craig was previously the Head of Hospitality Division for VinaCapital for 6 years (Vietnam’s largest private equity firm) and also held the same role with BRG Group based in Hanoi. Crescent Point Group out of Singapore also engaged Craig to manage their Vietnam assets prior to divestment.
- Some of the properties Craig has been associated with include Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi, The Nam Hai Hoi An (now Four Seasons), Six Senses Con Dao, Hilton Opera and Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi, Moevenpick Hanoi and Saigon (now Eastin Saigon), Danang Golf Club, Ocean Villas Danang and Mercure Hanoi.
- Coming from an operational background Craig also has held the position of General Manager for management firms such as Six Senses, Accor and SALA Resorts and Spas (Thailand).
- Craig will be responsible for ensuring all asset acquisitions and investments are achieving the desired financial targets and that the portfolio performance is appreciating. He is also responsible for liaising with property General Manager’s, Joint Venture Partners and Relevant owning Companies.

- Ms. Tan was formerly with global real estate fund manager LaSalle Investment Management for ten years, where she rose to Regional Director in the LaSalle Group and served as Fund Controller to its Asia Opportunity Fund series III to V. Winnie was also involved in project-level financings for its Singapore, Thailand and Australian investments, raising and refinancing over US$3.9 billion.
- Prior to joining LaSalle, Ms. Tan worked as an Associate Director for six years in a Temasek-linked venture capitalist firm specializing in seed funding of start-up enterprises engaged in the e-payments and technology space. She was heavily involved in the financial due diligence of all investment prospects, and was one of the key members that recommended the investment of Neopets Inc., an online community game, that was subsequently sold to Viacom Inc. five years later at an attractive return. Ms. Tan also oversaw the finance function of its group companies.
- Ms. Tan graduated with Second Upper Honours from Nanyang Technological University's Accountancy faculty and is currently a Chartered Accountant based in Singapore.

- Atilla was born in Istanbul and raised deep within the Swiss Alps. “My father owned hotels,” he says, “so hospitality is in my blood… along with an entire childhood of chocolate and cheese.”
Following family tradition, Atilla went on to spend over a decade working in senior positions at high-end hotels and resorts in Thailand. And yes, his accent is now all over the place, but he certainly knows his stuff, just like his dad.
- With a wife and young daughter, Atilla is now looking forward to one day telling his grandchildren all about his adventures. “I think Fusion is going to be an exciting chapter in that story,” he says.
- At least that’s what we think he said.

- “I studied building engineering after high-school, but I really didn’t like it,” says Remco, admitting that he preferred gate-crashing lessons in the college’s design department instead. “It was there that I found my true passion,” he adds.
- “Creating something, from nothing… that’s just so cool. After graduating, and after working for a few years in Holland, with a lot of hard work and persistence, I was able to call myself a freelance designer.”
- It was then that Remco caught the travel bug. “I’d complete a project, then I’d go get lost in India for a few months. It was great.”
- He got so lost in India, in fact, that in 2011 he ended up in Vietnam, where he continues to design awesome projects to this day. And while his sense of direction hasn’t improved, now settled down with a wife and daughter, he has no plans to leave.

Neil is responsible for the management, coordination, and control of multi-disciplinary and culturally diverse project teams working on large and complex projects.

Neil has over 25 years experience in the construction industry and has successfully led projects in the U.K., New Zealand, Vietnam, Thailand, and the U.A.E. His career has so far seen him involved in strategic planning, project management, management of property portfolios, maintenance and refurbishment projects, new-build projects, construction supervision, and construction management. His employers have included construction and consultancy companies, developers, and central and local government bodies and educational providers.

Neil holds a degree in construction, a post-graduate diploma in project management and property development, and is a  member of the U.K.’s Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors and the Association for Project Management.

David has 25 years’ experience in development and has worked in the U.K., Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, and Vietnam. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Quantity Surveying and a Master’s Degree in Construction Law. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in the UK.

David has held General Director positions for two leading international cost and project management firms, with responsibility for up to 80 staff in Vietnam. He has been appointed on over 50 key real estate and infrastructure projects totaling several billion dollars.

 David’s specialisms include cost and commercial management, contract administration and claims and dispute management of construction projects using different procurement routes.

David has an in-depth experience of cost reporting and cost control procedures during the design and construction phases, and has successfully mobilized and led cost management teams to deliver projects where final out-turn development costs were fully reported while falling within approved budgets, thereby protecting investment targets.

His market sector experience includes hotels and hospitality, entertainment, sports and leisure, commercial, retail, residential, educational, healthcare and infrastructure projects.

David has acted for investment funds, developers, owner occupiers / operators and has been appointed as an expert witness in international arbitration cases in Vietnam, Hong Kong and Singapore.