CMC Seminar in Singapore
1-day materials supply-chain forum, bringing together industry leaders and experts to explore the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities across local and global materials supply chains.
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Industry Insights on Semiconductor Materials & Manufacturing
The 2026 Fall Critical Materials Council (CMC) Seminar is a premier one-day semiconductor industry event focused on semiconductor materials supply chains, quality, metrology, and sustainability.
Held in Singapore on October 28, 2026, the seminar follows the Private CMC Meetings:
- CMC Seminar: October 28, 2026
- CMC Joint Session (Fabs & Suppliers): October 27, 2026
- CMC Private Meetings: October 26-27, 2026 - Hosted by STMicroelectronics
Attendees will gain insights into global semiconductor supply chain dynamics, government initiatives, reverse-globalization trends, and the quality and metrology challenges impacting future chip manufacturing expansions.
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Who Should Attend?
4 Industry-Focused Sessions
- Session I: Market Outlook & Government Stimulus
- Session II: Navigating the Intersections of Global Supply Chain Disruptions
- Session III: Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship
- Session IV: Quality-Driven Innovation for an Expanding Chip Industry
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Registration includes access to all seminar sessions, networking opportunities, conference materials, and the welcome reception on October 28, 2026.
Agenda
| Company | Speaker/Title | Presentation |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome and Keynote | ||
| STMicroelectronics | Johnston Peng Procurement Director, Asia for the Global Procurement Organization, Back-End Manufacturing |
Advanced Packaging Materials Changes and Challenges: Geopolitical and Supply Chain Implications |
| Session I: Market Outlook & Government Stimulus | ||
| TechInsights | Boris Metodiev Director, Manufacturing Analysis |
Semiconductor Market and Capex Outlook |
| TechInsights | Mike Walden VP, Critical Materials Information |
Navigating Materials Supply Chains and Choke Points |
| Session II: Navigating the Intersections of Global Supply Chain Disruptions | ||
| GlobalFoundries | Foo Leong Wong Sr. Director, Global Materials Procurement |
Managing Global Supply Chains |
| Technical Ceramic Marketing Services Pty Ltd | Alister MacDonald Director |
Mining Development of Hafnium and Rare Earth Resources |
| Plansee | Tamara Feil Application Group Manager Business Segment Thin Film |
Critical Raw Materials in the Semiconductor Industrie with focus on supply chain based on example Tungsten |
| Session III: Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship | ||
| Lanxess | Mark Seah, Derrick Lau Territory Manager for the Business Unit Liquid Purification Technologies (LPT) at LANXESS Singapore, Technical Marketing Manager for the Business Unit Liquid Purification Technologies (LPT) at LANXESS Singapore |
Advanced Ion Exchange Resin Solutions for Sustainable Semiconductor Manufacturing, Enabling Ultrapure Water Quality and Circular Resource Management. |
| Moses Lake Industries, Inc. | Katie Lingscheit Research and Development Manager |
Closing the Loop: A Circular Pathway for High-Quality Electrolytes |
| CEA- Leti | Laurent Pain Sustainable Electronics Program Director |
SubFab Labs- Materials Reuse/Recycling Strategies |
| Session IV: Quality-Driven Innovation for an Expanding Chip Industry | ||
| TechInsights | Jeong Dong Sr. Technology Fellow/Subject Matter Expert |
Challenges of Memory Manufacturing from a Quality Perspective |
| Elemental Scientific Instruments Singapore | Mui Ping Chia Managing Director |
Solutions for Near Term Metrology Challenges Identified in IRDS Roadmap |
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CMC Seminar Speakers
Keynote Speaker
Johnston Peng
Procurement Director, Asia for the Global Procurement Organization, Back-End Manufacturing, STMicroelectronics In his current role, he leads strategic sourcing world-wide and key account management for suppliers in China. With more than 25 years of experience in semiconductor manufacturing, materials management, procurement, logistics, and supply chain operations, Johnston has played a pivotal role in strengthening supply resilience and procurement excellence across Asia's highly dynamic semiconductor ecosystem. Throughout his career with STMicroelectronics, he has held several leadership positions, including Head of Logistics and Head of Production & Material Control and Material Planning in Shenzhen, China, where he was responsible for end-to-end supply chain planning, inventory optimization, logistics transformation, and supplier collaboration.
Chia Mui Ping
Managing Director, Elemental Scientific Instruments Singapore. With over 35 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, her expertise spans contamination control, ultra-high purity chemicals, analytical instrumentation, laboratory quality systems, and semiconductor process support. Having held leadership roles at Elemental Scientific Instruments, Kanto Kagaku, PerkinElmer, Merck, and Seagate Technology, she combines technical expertise with business leadership to help semiconductor manufacturers advance process reliability, analytical excellence, and innovation across Southeast Asia.
Boris Metodiev
Director of Semiconductor Manufacturing Analysis at TechInsights. Boris Metodiev is proud to lead the team recognized for setting the standard in the semiconductor manufacturing consultancy and advisory field. Expertise in market sizing, technology roadmaps, customer dynamics, and translating market insight into product, and long-term planning decisions. He is often quoted in media publications and maintains a busy conference and vendor briefing schedule.
Mike Walden
VP of Critical Materials Information, TechInsights. Mike is TECHCET’s expert in modeling industry trends and forecasting semiconductor key indicators including semiconductor revenues, OEM equipment revenues, wafer start volumes and revenues. He is also in charge of market research and analysis of silicon wafers and sputtering targets materials. Mike has over 25 years of experience in the semiconductor industry that stems from IBM in cost analysis and supply chain management; he has helped grow businesses with leadership roles at SUMCO, MEMC/Sun Edison, Zing Semiconductor and Okmetic. Mike holds an M.S. in Electrical Engineering from Virginia Tech and a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics from Morehead State University.
Katie Lingscheit
Research and Development Manager, Moses Lake Industries, Inc. After starting her professional career as a Quality Control Chemist at Tokyo Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. (TCI) in Portland, Oregon, USA, Katie joined Moses Lake Industries, Inc. (MLI) in 2015. At MLI she built a strong foundation in electrodeposition technologies. Her work with MLI has primarily focused on the development of advanced chemical packages for Damascene copper plating applications that are currently in use for the most advanced nodes at major semiconductor manufacturers. More recently, she is leading a research initiative evaluating the technical feasibility and implementation of a circular life cycle for the copper used in copper plating solutions, advancing sustainable practices within the semiconductor process.
