Priscilla Koh

Public policy and government affairs professional with 10+ years of experience shaping technology, cybersecurity, data, and trade policy landscapes across APAC. Proven track record of engaging governments, advising C-suite leaders, and influencing regulatory outcomes to manage risk and enable business growth. Experienced in building high-trust public-sector relationships, leading industry coalitions, and aligning global policy priorities with regional execution.

Head of Government Affairs (SG, MY, RoSEA) & ASEAN Policy Lead at Apple (2020-11 – Present)

• Lead ASEAN public policy and regulatory strategy, monitoring and shaping legislation to manage risk, influence outcomes, and support business growth across key markets.
• Build and leverage senior relationships with governments, regulators, industry associations, and academia to advance strategic priorities and enable market opportunities.
• Serve as a trusted advisor to regional leadership, partnering closely with the CFO, COO, and global public policy teams to develop positions, assess risk, and align on critical policy issues.
• Represent the company externally and internally, aligning cross-functional stakeholders on regulatory, policy, and thematic priorities while strengthening the company's credibility with public-sector decision-makers.

Head of Government Relations (SG, ANZ, JP) and APAC Special Projects at HP (2017-07 – 2020-11)

• Led APAC public policy engagement across cybersecurity, data policy, trade, and supply chain issues, shaping outcomes in key markets including Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, and China.
• Advised senior executives on policy and trade strategy for high-level government engagements, serving as a trusted counselor on geopolitical and regulatory risk.
• Represented the company as Co-Chair of the American Chamber of Commerce Tech Committee.

Committee Relations Manager at The American Chamber of Commerce in Singapore (AmChamSG) (2015-06 – 2017-07)

• Drove structured public–private dialogue on policy and regulatory issues for 13 different industry committees for the most active chamber in Singapore.
• Facilitated high-level government engagement, hosting U.S. and Singapore officials and enabling meaningful private-sector input into policymaking processes.

Bachelor of Business in Marketing – Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)

Online Certification in Data: Law, Policy and Regulation – The London School of Economics and Political Science