Global Singaporean currently based in Kigali, Rwanda with lived experiences across the Middle East, North America, Europe, South and Southeast Asia.
Currently leading Global Operations at CHAI, overseeing strategy and execution across 35+ countries. Previously at EY-Parthenon, Government of Singapore, United Nations, Asian Development Bank, and World Economic Forum.
Trained development economist passionate about trade, healthcare, systems change, and the public–private handshake.
Active youth leader: SGLN Ambassador, World Summit Award Youth Ambassador, Harpswell ASEAN Fellow, SINDA Youth Club ExCo – Head, Young Adults. Published writer and photographer — bylines in Forbes, WEF Agenda, GlobalCitizen.org, ASEAN Post, Times of India, and HKS Singapore Policy Journal.
Singapur está demostrando cómo la IA puede transformar la asistencia sanitaria de forma responsable. En lugar de introducir sus herramientas precipitadamente en los servicios de salud, la...
Singapore is showing how AI can transform healthcare responsibly. Rather than rushing tools into hospitals, the city-state’s hospitals, startups, research institutes and government agenci...
The ubiquitous term 'private sector' is used often in global health, yet rarely interrogated with precision.
If there is one truth that has been illuminated by the COVID-19 pandemic, it is that our previous systems were neither equitable nor sustainable. And if there is one silver lining in the ...
“One Vision, One Identity, One Community.” That’s the motto of the Association for Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), a regional intergovernmental organization made up of 10 countries: Brun...
None of us can have missed the images of yellow-clad volunteers hosing down blazing flames, people standing amid the blackened rubble of what were once people’s homes, and animals with ba...
It’s official: Singapore is the world’s smartest city. That’s according to a new survey Published by Swiss business school IMD and the Singapore University of Technology and Design - the ...
India’s urban areas produce 120,000 tonnes of faecal sludge on a daily basis, but an estimated two-thirds of the country’s households with toilets aren’t connected to the sewer system. As...
‘Mental health’ can mean a lot of things, depending on who you talk to. Many people confuse mental health – which is a positive state, like physical health – with mental ill-health. Menta...
Recently, I had the privilege of spending a day in Patna, Bihar. Beautiful as it is, Bihar is one of India’s poorest states, with a record 70% of its population under the poverty line. Mo...
