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Tun Kim is an established professional and proven leader in Procurement and Supply Chain Management for more than 25 years. She is the go-to professional to share knowledge, expertise and experiences on end to end supply chain management for client and industry engagements.

As Tun Kim is highly regarded as an inspirational leader, she is sought after as a coach, a mentor and a speaker in many IBM and External events to share experiences and inspire others. In 2019, Tun Kim received the Bronze award as Mentor & Coach of the Year in the 16th Annual Stevie Awards for Women in Business presented in New York.

Tun Kim’s extensive supply chain expertise, professionalism, leadership style and passion to help others grow and develop is what the community needs now and into the future.

A committed professional with more than 24 years of work experiences spanning across Singapore, China, Taiwan and US, ranging from management to business ownership, covering industries of IT, Retail, Manufacturing, Training, Hospitality and Attractions

Background in banking and insurance M&A, strategic partnerships and venture capita. Looking for 1 or 2 close matches to mentor / advise.

57 years going on to 58 and still wanting to live and learn as much as possible Want to share experiences with the younger generation and help build/guide the next generation

As a Category Manager, I have built and rebuilt categories value propositions and led multifunctional teams (overseeing merchandising, planning, design, and sourcing) in a leading fashion retail player.
My experience in the Fashion-Tech industry includes collaboration with product and marketing teams and leading strategic projects discussions with prominent fashion brands and retailers worldwide.
I’m a Circular Economy enthusiast and an experienced Fashion Business Strategist who loves to work with people to develop creative ways to solve problems.

With 36 years in the petroleum and chemicals industry in Mobil, BP and Lubrizol, Bernard focused on Asia Pacific and was based in China for 19 years from 1999 to July 2018.

Currently, Bernard is Chair/CEO Coach for Vistage Asia Connect, private advisory boards for CEOs, executives and business owners. He is also an executive coach with Marshall Goldsmith Coaching.
Bernard is also senior advisor/operating director for Hafnium Hafaway, a PE investment & advisory. He is the Chairman of Fermatics, an A*Star and Hafnium co-venture to develop active ingredients for cosmetics & life science sector.

Prior to that, Bernard was Asia Pacific head for The Lubrizol Corporation, a US specialty chemicals company and a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway. He led Lubrizol Advanced Materials from 2008; in 2015, his responsibilities expanded to include Lubrizol Additives. He also served as a board member in a Japanese CPVC joint venture with Sekisui. Bernard retired from Lubrizol in July 2018.

In 2000, Bernard was general manager for China BP-Castrol Lubricants where he successfully turned around the business. In end 2002, he moved to form and was the first general manager for BP-Sinopec retail joint venture in Zhejiang province till March 2007 when he rejoined Lubrizol. He also served as a board member in this joint venture.

Bernard earned his Bachelor of Science (Hons.) degree in Mechanical Engineering from University of Strathclyde, UK in 1981. In 2014, he gained his executive MBA from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.

I am a well-rounded professional with 20 years of experiences in Consumer Product industry with a proven track record of success in commercial strategy, innovation creation, new products launch and international business expansion within the region of APAC, Europe, and Middle East. Before my current job at Vitasoy, I worked for several multinational companies like Coca-Cola, Kimberly-Clark, Kao and Philip Morris.

I am a motivating Leader who believes in coaching individuals and talents to success. Culturally savvy, leads international teams in different geographies to deliver an exceptional business result.

Mentoring is my passion. I've been mentored young students and professionals in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia to prepare them to succeed in their workplace. I also teach students money management on financial workshop.

I am a mother of 12 yo boy who has ADHD and very athletic. He love basketball and skateboard/scooter. Together with SPARK (Society for the Promotion of ADHD Research and Knowledge), recently I am involved in one of Series program for children age 11-14 about cat knowledge and stray cats in Singapore to build children's empathy.

Health and wellness is also my interest. I love nature, together with my son we love exploring park/forest in Singapore as well as in other countries. My favorite sports are yoga, boxing and diving. I practice meditation and start in January 2021 I teach my son for mediate. I like enjoying sound bath meditation which is excellent for managing stress and improving my overall wellbeing.

Being a teacher has always been my dream. Now it has come true. And I would like to expand my audience. From children to adults. With twenty years of Peking Opera, 2 years of Chinese standup comedy stage experience and 5 years teaching. I love to communicate with people, and offer a listening year. I am more interested in how I can help the person more after listening to his story.

Yen-Lu Chow. Executive Chairman, WholeTree Foundation; Co-Founder and Director, Asia Institute of Mentoring; Chairman, Singapore Creations; Founding Partner, Fatfish MediaLab; Executive Mentor, YSI SEA; and founder of the Deep Human Movement. He is a former Apple Distinguished Technologist, a serial entrepreneur, angel investor, mentor and advisor, social innovator and humanist. With the launch of his family foundation and other social impact initiatives, Yen-Lu devotes his time serving both society and the nation in his various capacities. He is on a life mission to help bring about a kinder, gentler, more inclusive, more just and sustainable world.

Having been inducted through conventional post-graduate education in business at the University of Newcastle, Australia & having gone thru an unorthodox enterprise education at Excellerated Business Schools, Bali, Indonesia, my personal learning curve increased exponentially. Originally trained as an Accountant moved on to work as a sales director for an Italian consortium focusing on high-end fashion. Later migrated to director sales and marketing, for a US based seminar and training company, my exposure to training and entrepreneurship excellerated and also was responsible for sales and event management in Singapore, Malaysia and Australia. Having over 44 years of professional experience in the fields of corporate finance, management, sales and marketing was unhappy with the job environment and making ends meet.

Wealth predominantly belongs to the owner of a business, as a business is basically an asset. An asset puts money in your pocket while liability takes money out of your pocket. With this revelation, I tried building a start-up traditional business thrice but failed miserably.

I knew the only way to create wealth was to build a business and in October 2002, my nephew, a practising lawyer, introduced me to an e-commerce business. I was sceptical at first but did 3 months of research while pursuing my Masters of Business that helped me clarify and understand the differences between a traditional and non-traditional business. The research I collated was mind-boggling, as I found out that the e-commerce business was a growing industry. In the process, I stumbled upon my current mentor Kankan & Samina Bhattacharya from the US, New Jersey, retired in their 30s and they have been a blessing in my life for the past 18 years, coaching and mentoring me and my team. We are now paying it forward.

I am a kind person and creative, firm, intelligent, objective, rational, enjoy teamwork, a positive thinker, expect success for myself, and have a very strong sense of dignity, self-respect, and personal honor, and often find myself organizing, managing, or supervising group activities. I have strong convictions and feelings about fairness and equality. I am forward-looking and progressive and I have great hopes for the future. My strong points include my concern for human welfare and social betterment, bringing about mutual understanding, harmony, and satisfaction is an area in which I can really excel. Counseling or negotiating is my talent.

Anna Ong believes that the shortest distance between two people is a story. She is an ex-banker turned storyteller.

Anna is the founder of WYSH (What's Your Story, Huh?), a communications training company that uses Applied Theatre, Storytelling, and Improvisation techniques. She trains leaders and teams to be mentally agile and communicate authentically with humour and empathy. She promotes the importance of fun, creativity and collaboration in the workplace.

She's the host and creator of What's Your Story Slam, a curated storytelling competition in Singapore where people share their tales onstage. The show promotes the power of personal narratives.

She is a communications coach and speaker. She holds an MBA from INSEAD, a certificate in Social Impact Storytelling from Georgetown University and an associate-certified coach (ACC) accreditation from the ICF.

She left a 15-year stint in banking (Singapore and the Philippines) in 2016 to pursue her interest in the performing arts, such as Argentine Tango, Improvisation and Storytelling in North and South America.

She moved back to Singapore in 2019 to bring stories, creativity and fun to the workplace.

Clients include:
National Geographic Society, OCBC Bank, Human Capital Learning Institute, Sanofi, Aboitiz Group, Mpower Financing, InvestEd Philippines

A UX Designer breaking down problems, designing the interface, and engineering the solution.

Recently transited from 30 years in corporate leadership to volunteering and start-ups, I'm enjoying giving higher priority to my family, self-discovery, and doing what I feel needed to be done in the areas of supporting the individual becoming a better version of them and more resilient.

Small animal veterinarian who is interested in veterinary public health
Diagnosed with ADHD in 2019
Hoping to make a difference in the lives of humans and animals on a large scale. Working in public health is a good way to do this
Hoping to help spread awareness of ADHD too
Would like a mentor to help me with career advice