monday.com establishes Singapore as Southeast Asia headquarters, appoints Chris Jordan as country manager

• Singapore HQ reinforces monday.com’s long-term commitment to Southeast Asia and India
• Jordan will lead monday.com’s growth, partnerships and AI strategy across Southeast Asia and India.

monday.com, the AI work platform that turns strategy into execution at scale, has announced the appointment of Chris Jordan (pic) as regional vice president for Southeast Asia and country manager for Singapore, alongside the establishment of Singapore as its second Asia-Pacific headquarters after Sydney.

The move marks a significant expansion of the company’s commitment to the region, anchoring its Asean growth strategy in one of the world’s most dynamic AI economies.

Since establishing its Singapore headquarters in October 2025, monday.com has built a regional team of more than 30 employees and recorded 23% year-on-year growth across Southeast Asia. The company now serves more than 4,700 customers in the region as organisations increasingly move from AI experimentation to execution at scale.

Jordan brings more than 20 years of experience scaling organisations across Asia-Pacific, having held senior leadership roles at BBDO and spent nearly a decade at Salesforce across commerce, marketing and cloud solutions. Most recently, he served as regional vice president for Slack across Southeast Asia.

Based in Singapore, Jordan will lead monday.com’s operations across Southeast Asia and India, focusing on enterprise growth, partner ecosystem development and helping organisations translate AI investments into measurable business outcomes.

“Across Southeast Asia and India, enterprises are deeply energised by what AI can do for their businesses and are ready to move from curiosity to execution at scale, and Singapore is at the centre of that shift,” Jordan said.

“Establishing our regional headquarters here is a statement of long-term commitment, not just to Singapore, but to every market across the region, and I am excited to help lead that charge.”

Singapore has long served as a regional hub for multinational technology companies, supported by strong talent, a robust regulatory environment and government-backed investments in AI. The country’s 2026 Budget further reinforced those ambitions through initiatives aimed at accelerating AI adoption, innovation and skills development.

Nearly half of Southeast Asian companies have moved beyond AI pilot programmes, with 56% of enterprises in Singapore reporting progress towards scaled AI adoption. Despite growing investment, many organisations continue to face challenges around talent shortages, integration complexity and demonstrating measurable returns on AI initiatives.

monday.com aims to help address these challenges through its flexible AI work platform, enabling organisations to move from pilot projects to production and convert AI investments into sustained business outcomes.

“Jordan brings exactly the right experience to lead one of our most strategically important markets in APJ,” said Dean Swan, GM of APJ at monday.com.

“With a strong team on the ground, we are set up to deepen engagement with customers and partners across the region in a way that creates real, measurable impact,” he added.