KENZO MATEO

Kenzo Mateo serves as the proposed Asia Pacific Head of The Book of World Records (TBWR), supporting the organisation's international presence and regional development across the Asia-Pacific region.

In this leadership role, he is responsible for supporting regional coordination, developing institutional partnerships, strengthening relationships with record aspirants and event organisers, and promoting the recognition of extraordinary achievements across diverse communities.

His regional responsibilities include coordinating with adjudicators, assisting with the planning and supervision of record-breaking events, facilitating communication between applicants and the TBWR international team, and supporting consistent implementation of the organisation's record verification procedures.

As a regional representative, he contributes to TBWR's mission of recognising exceptional human achievements through transparent documentation, professional adjudication, and structured record certification.

Key Responsibilities

Regional Leadership: Support the development and expansion of TBWR across Asia-Pacific.

Strategic Partnerships: Build relationships with educational institutions, corporate organisations, NGOs, event organisers, and community groups.

Record Event Coordination: Facilitate the planning and coordination of record attempts throughout the region.

Adjudicator Coordination: Support regional adjudicator appointments, communication, and operational coordination in accordance with TBWR policies.

International Relations: Represent TBWR in approved regional meetings, institutional engagements, and promotional activities.

Record Certification Support: Coordinate with the central records management team to facilitate documentation, evidence submission, and verification.

Brand Development: Promote awareness of TBWR and encourage participation in legitimate record-breaking initiatives.

Quality and Compliance: Support adherence to record-specific guidelines, evidence requirements, and organisational procedures.