There is absolutely no need to include the actual name and contact information of your references in the resume. In fact, you should not do so. You don't want potential employers, recruiters or anyone else reading your CV to contact your reference at their own discretion for whatever reason. This approach is not respectful of your reference's time, attention and personal boundaries, and may catch them off guard or unprepared. The appropriate time to provide your references is at the end of the interview process when the employer specifically asks for them. Before offering your references information, always have a conversation with each person. Ask them if they are comfortable with this request for a particular company and make sure that they will speak positively about your contribution and work ethic. Remember, previous contacts whom you can trust to speak highly of you are valuable assets in your job search and it's essential to handle their information respectfully and strategically.