The product of a $15 million dollar training program, Boo reached the pinnacle of his career as a Squadron Leader, before his medical discharge for a chronic auto immune disorder known as Ankylosing Spondylitis. At 30 years of age Boo made a life changing decision, boarding a commercial flight to Kabul Afghanistan, where he founded CTG Global, a Humanitarian business delivering projects on behalf of United Nations agencies. Over a period of three years Boo cut his business teeth in one of the worlds most demanding, challenging and dangerous environments on the planet, successfully growing the business until its sale four years later. As an interesting side note, CTG established Afghanistan’s first mortuary service. Today CTG is a multi-million-dollar company with operations spanning the globe. Boo subsequently transitioned into property development and hospitality, his company built the world’s tallest prefabricated modular hotel in the Australian city of Perth, completing a two year project in only 11 months. The project set a record for the construction of 17 stories, completing the structure in only 11 weeks. 

Prior to joining Amadeus in 2014, Sarah held senior roles with XYBASE in Malaysia and SITA in Australia. Sarah is a prominent voice within the airport IT industry. She regularly attends airport events across Asia, speaking on behalf of Amadeus and talking to a range of issues facing the local industry.

She is an educator and regular speaker on aeronautical business development, with a particular interest in regional airports. Cally’s passion for aviation began at an early age, as she experienced other languages and cultures travelling with her family. She grew up with the expansion of the travel industry, travelling to medium-haul packaged destinations, riding the wave of Low Cost Carrier development in Europe, and finally becoming a frequent flyer for business.

In her time since joining the airport in 2012 she has been responsible for ensuring that the voice of customers forms part of the business strategy. In addition, Claire oversaw the extensive quality of service monitoring undertaken by the airport which ranges from passengers through to key stakeholders. Prior to joining the Sydney Airport team, Claire worked at Virgin Australia for ten years. There she expanded the airline’s national and international network, leading the implementation of ground operations at each new airport during this period. In recognition of her broad aviation experience, Claire was voted Global Chair of the Airport Council International’s Airport Service Quality Committee and the Chair of the AAA’s Customer Experience Working Group. Through these forums, Claire worked with her peers to influence policy, ultimately driving advocacy and transformation for customer experience

She joined Amadeus in January 2019. Mieke is leading a global team to support online travel agencies, travel media companies and travel start‐ups grow their businesses and position Amadeus as the partner of choice. Mieke brings more than 17 years of experience in managing B2C and B2B businesses. Before Amadeus, Mieke worked for Expedia Group, where she held the role of Senior Vice Presidentand Chief Commercial Officer of Egencia, the corporate travel brand of Expedia Group. Earlier, as the Vice President of Expedia Group’s Lodging Partner Solutions, she was responsible for growing and managing the hotel relationships in Asia Pacific. Prior to Expedia Group, she spent 10 years with Phillips Electronics having held various global, regional and local leadership roles in product, marketing and sales. She started her professional career with McKinsey. Mieke is passionate about diversity, gender equality and an inclusive environment in the workplace,and works to achieve that through her leadership style and participation in internal and industry forums. A Dutch national, Mieke has lived in Singapore for almost 15 years, while also having worked and lived in Europe, Latin America and USA. Mieke holds an MBA from INSEAD and an MSc in Industrial Design Engineering from the Delft University of Technology.