Who We Are

The Singapore Institute of Management (SIM Group) is the leading private provider of a diverse range of educational pathways and professional training in Singapore, known for its philosophy of lifelong learning and the quality of its programmes.

Founded in 1964 on the initiative of the Economic Development Board to support Singapore’s industrialisation, we are today a diverse and vibrant organisation with a wide range of programmes, activities and services.

A professional society, SIM has more than 36,000 individual and corporate members who enjoy a suite of learning courses, published resources and networking events.

Today, SIM remains true to its pursuit as a trailblazer and a leading force – creating impactful change in the education landscape in Singapore and beyond.

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Corporate Governance

A commitment to regulatory compliance, transparency and strict corporate governance guidelines informs the way we conduct our business. The Governing Council assumes the overall governance of the SIM group, and is ably supported in its role by the Internal Audit Division. We also put in place a set of policies to prevent conflicts of interest and inculcate a sense of ownership in good corporate governance at all levels of the organisation.

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SIM Governing Council

Mr Tan Soo Jin

Chairman
SIM Governing Council

Advisor
Gattie-Tan Soo Jin Management Consultants Pte Ltd

Mr Tan Soo Jin, BEc (Monash) MBA (UNSW), is the Advisor of Gattie-Tan Soo Jin Management Consultants Pte Ltd (GTSJ) for leadership consulting. He founded Tan Soo Jin Consultants in Singapore in 1984 which later became GTSJ in 1992, having previously been with Egon Zehnder, Korn Ferry and Amrop. He also worked with Smith & Nephew, University of Singapore and Shell Australia.

Mr Tan has been in executive search since 1977 with particular expertise in the financial services, consumer & retail and education sectors.

He is currently the chairman of the Governing Council of the Singapore Institute of Management of which he has been a Member since 2005 and concurrently the chairman of the Board of Directors of the Singapore Institute of Management Holdings Pte Ltd. He also chairs the Nomination Committee.

He is a member of the NUS Business School Management Advisory Board and in 2012, he was appointed and is currently serving as an Executive-In-Residence with the NUS Business School. He formerly sat on the National Library Board, chairing its Ethics and Establishment Committees. He was also formerly on the Temasek Polytechnic Business Advisory Committee and a former Member of the Centre for Innovation and Enterprise's (CIE) Advisory Panel at Republic Polytechnic.

He was named in Bloomberg BusinessWeek’s 100 Most Influential Headhunters in the world in 2008.

Professor Hsieh Tsun-yan

Vice-Chairman
SIM Governing Council (from 17 May 2017)

Chairman and Lead Counsellor
LinHart Group

Professor Hsieh Tsun-yan is the Chairman and Lead Counsellor of LinHart Group, a leadership services firm specialising in advising boards and counselling CEOs globally on succession and top leadership effectiveness. He is an Independent Director of Manulife Financial and Singapore Airlines and served on the Boards of Bharti Airtel and Sony. He is also a Provost Chair Professor (Practice) at the NUS Business School and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. He also serves as a special advisor to companies such as Cue Ball (media and technologies) and AppDirect (cloud services).

In a career spanning 30 years with McKinsey, he took on leadership positions including Chairman of Professional Development Committee, Managing Director, Canada and ASEAN practices, Chairman of Asia Client Committee, Global Leader of the Organisation and Leadership practice, and the Directors Committee.

His community service includes board roles current and past with the Duke-NUS Medical School, the Singapore International Foundation, the National University of Singapore Business School, the Institute of Policy Studies, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Covenant House Canada and the University Health Network Foundation in Toronto.

Professor Hsieh is a Harvard MBA who won double gold medals reading mechanical engineering at the University of Alberta as a President and Colombo Plan Scholar.

Mr Victor Liew

Vice-Chairman
SIM Governing Council (until 17 May 2017)

Chairman
CapitaRetail China Trust Management Ltd

Mr Victor Liew is currently Chairman of CapitaRetail China Trust Management Ltd. He also serves as a Director on various boards of other non-listed companies.

Armed with 30 years of experience in the financial sector including various banks, Mr Liew previously played an active role in the leadership of the financial markets. He served as a Member of the Singapore Foreign Exchange Market Committee from its inception and was its Chairman. He also played an active role in the development of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange Ltd from its inception, was its Director and retired as its Chairman. He was a Board Member of the merged organisation, Singapore Exchange until his retirement from the board. He also served as Chairman of the Singapore Commodity Exchange Ltd.

In 2000, Mr Liew was awarded the BBM by the President of Singapore for his contributions to the financial services sector.

Mr Liew graduated from the University of Singapore in 1973 with a Bachelor of Social Sciences with Honours.

Ms Susan Chong

Chief Executive Officer
Greenpac (S) Pte Ltd

Ms Susan Chong is the CEO of Greenpac (S) Pte Ltd, a knowledge-based company that specialises in re-engineering, designing and distributing innovative, environmentally friendly packaging products and solutions. Since starting the company in September 2002, Susan grew Greenpac from a one-woman start-up into a thriving multimillion dollar company. In the current environment where companies are more aware of the need to reduce their carbon footprint to achieve a sustainable future, Greenpac’s customised solutions help companies switch to environmentally friendly packaging while reducing wastage and increasing their cost savings. Today, Greenpac serves Fortune 500 companies and is the market leader for environmentally friendly packaging solutions in Asia.

As a recognition of its contributions to innovation and environmental sustainability, Greenpac was given the Singapore Quality Award by SPRING Singapore in 2014. Greenpac was ranked 4th in the Singapore Enterprise 50 Awards in 2008 and also won the WorldStar Packaging Award consecutively since 2009.

Susan was awarded the EY Entrepreneur of the Year by Ernst & Young Singapore in 2014. She was also conferred the Senior Alumni Award by National University of Singapore Business School in 2016 and is an alumnus of Harvard Business School.

Mr Patrick Fang

Managing Director
PFang & Associates Pte Ltd

Mr Patrick Fang is currently the Managing Director of PFang & Associates Pte Ltd and he focuses on senior executive searches and assessment assignments for both privately and publicly listed firms including local conglomerates in Singapore and the Asian region. Mr Fang has specific expertise in the technology, industrial and financial services (insurance) sectors.

Prior to PFang & Associates, Mr Fang spent 16 years with Russell Reynolds Associates where he has held roles as the Managing Director and Co-Office Manager for Singapore. He was also a Leader in the Technology and Digital Transformation practice, and has worked closely with telecommunications and financial services clients.

Mr Fang was previously with IMPAC, a US-based management consulting firm, where he held the position of Vice President, Operations, with responsibilities for multiple global regions. He also spent eight years with Motorola overseeing its multimedia and wireless data product activities.

He received his Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Mechanical Engineering from Plymouth University and Master of Arts (Distinction) in Business Analysis from the University of Lancaster.

Ms Junie Foo

Fellow
Singapore Institute of Directors

Ms Junie Foo has close to 30 years of banking and finance experience, having worked at Citibank, Standard Chartered Bank and MUFG where she was the first non-Japanese, female in management for the corporate banking division for Asia Oceania.

Since her days as the President of the Financial Women’s Association, Singapore, Junie has been a champion for women and she is passionate about facilitating opportunities for women to advance into senior leadership roles. She is a strong advocate for diversity within organisations and believes it to be both a recipe for business success, as well as a socially responsible measure. She is the Founding Chair of BoardAgender, an initiative to create awareness on the economic benefits of having more women on boards and the necessity of harnessing human capital through building a solid pipeline of senior women in leadership positions. She was a former Treasurer on the SCWO Board and frequently speaks and facilitates discussions on women in leadership, board diversity and corporate governance.

She is a Fellow of the Singapore Institute of Directors (SID) and chairs the Board Appointment and Diversity Committee on the SID Council. She is also on the Faculty Advisory Board, National University of Singapore, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.

Mr Jen Kwong Hwa

Venture Partner
Get2 Volume Accelerator

Mr Jen Kwong Hwa is a Venture Partner at Get2Volume Accelerator.

Prior to this, he was Managing Director of Micron Semiconductors in Singapore and an engineer by training. He started his career in Texas Instruments in 1979 and joined Micron in 1998 with Micron's acquisition of Texas Instruments’ memory business.

Mr Jen has extensive experience in the semiconductor industry and has been involved in shaping national strategic initiatives through his involvement in SEMI, SSIA and membership in various statutory boards like Energy Market Authority, Jurong Town Council and Economic Strategies Committee.

He is currently a Board Member of LIME Learning Systems Pte Ltd and Connected Health.

Ms Madeleine Lee

Founder and Chief Executive Officer
Athenaeum Holdings Asia Ltd

Ms Madeleine Lee is the Founder and CEO of Athenaeum Holdings Asia Ltd, established to provide tailor-made investment advice with an Asian focus to family offices and endowments. She has over 30 years of experience in investment management and has worked in GIC, and Chase and Morgan Grenfell (now Deutsche Asset Management).

She was formerly the Managing Director/Chief Investment Officer of Commerzbank Asset Management Asia in 1997 and Deputy Chief Investment Officer of NUS Endowment Fund from 2005 to 2007. She won Fund of the Year Award in BT-Micropal Funds Award 1996 and has been consistently one of the top performing managers in Singapore. She co-founded bowtieAsia in 2000, specialising in private equity investments and incubation in infocomm and biotech and received the inaugural Montblanc Businesswomen Award in 2001.

Ms Lee has served on boards of Arts House Limited, Mapletree Investments, AETOS Security Pte Ltd, ECICS Holdings, Investment Committees of IDA/IMDA, Singapore Academy of Law, The Community Foundation, NVPC, Yong Siew Toh Conservatory of Music, NUS; the Development Committee of SSO and Advisory Board of theatre company WildRice.

Mr Tan Choon Seng

Chairman
Truscott Group

Mr Tan Choon Seng is Chairman of Truscott Group, a private investment company. He is an active angel investor and has co-founded Indiverein, Link2ventures and Aleko Investment Pte Ltd.

He holds directorships in Fundedbyme Sweden, Fundedbyme Asia Pacific Ltd and Noa Potions AB, Sweden. He is a Director of Kuangchen Pte Ltd, Sparrow Capital Pte Ltd and Nihon Connexion Pte Ltd.

He was formerly the Group Chief Executive Officer of WBL Corporation. Mr Tan was previously Vice-President (Customer Solutions Group) and Managing Director of Hewlett-Packard South East Asia; a post he held from June 2002 when Hewlett-Packard acquired Compaq.

He also served as the Vice-President and Managing Director for the ASEAN region of Compaq Computer Asia between June 1999 and June 2002. He joined Compaq Computer in 1996 as the Chief Financial Officer for its Asia Pacific operations. Prior to joining Compaq, he spent 20 years in various multinational organisations in the audit and tax, oil services and IT industries, where he held a number of senior leadership positions in operations, sales, strategy and business development.

Mr Tan holds an accountancy degree from the University of Singapore and is a non-practising Fellow of Certified Public Accountants (Singapore).

Mr Winston Tan

Managing Director
Winmark Investments Pte Ltd
Corporate Brokers International Pte Ltd

Mr Winston Tan is currently the Managing Director of Winmark Investments Pte Ltd and Corporate Brokers International Pte Ltd, both of which are involved in angel and private equity investments.

He is also on the Board of Directors with several companies including Roxy-Pacific Holdings Limited, Plastoform Holdings Ltd, and Serrano Limited. He also serves on the Advisory Board of the Salvation Army and is a Member of Finance Committee of Wesley Methodist Church.

Mr Tan’s corporate experience includes 24 years in the banking industry. His last position was that of General Manager for the Singapore branch of Deutsche Bank AG and prior to that a Vice President in Citibank N.A. His previous appointments amongst others include being a Director of Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd and Director of Ascendas Pte Ltd.

Mr Tan holds a Bachelor of Science in Physics from the former University of Singapore and was awarded as Outstanding Alumni (2005) by National University of Singapore.

Mr George Thia

Business Consultant
Asiainc Pte Ltd

Mr George Thia is a business consultant with Asiainc Pte Ltd. He is currently a Trustee of the National Cancer Centre (NCC) Community Cancer Fund and the NCC Research Fund. He is also an Independent Director of CH Offshore Limited, a company listed on the Singapore Exchange.

Mr Thia was Managing Director at Morgan Grenfell (Asia) Ltd, Merrill Lynch International Bank Ltd, Sun Hung Kai Securities Pte Ltd and Lum Chang Securities Pte Ltd. He was also an Executive Director and Partner of Kay Hian Pte Ltd (now UOB Kay Hian Securities Ltd). He has acted as a financial consultant to several private families and public listed companies, including Orchard Parade Holdings Ltd and Provision Suppliers Corporation Ltd.

Mr Thia has served as Independent Director and Chairman of the Audit Committee of several listed companies in Singapore and Malaysia. In June 2013, he retired as an Independent Commissioner and Chairman of the Audit Committee, Member of the Risk Management Committee and Capex & Budget Committee at PT Indosat tbk (listed on Bapepam Indonesia). He was Chairman of Mount Alvernia Hospital until January 2014.

He is known for his contributions to education and training, particularly in corporate finance, equity investments and the setting up of bourses.

Professor Cham Tao Soon

Co-opted Member
(until 31 Dec 2017)

President Emeritus
Nanyang Technological University

Professor Cham Tao Soon was trained as a civil engineer at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur. Thereafter he left for University of Cambridge for a PhD in Aerodynamics from 1965 to 1968. On return from Cambridge, he taught engineering at the University of Singapore and became the Dean of Engineering in 1978. He was asked by the then Minister of Education Dr Tony Tan to start Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) in 1981 and then Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in 1991. He retired from NTU in 2002. The next educational initiative was to start the SIM University in 2005 and retired as its Chancellor and Chairman in 2014.

Professor Cham has made his contributions to statutory bodies like Land Transport Authority (LTA), Jurong Town Corporation (JTC), Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), Science Council and National Science and Technology Board (NSTB); and non-profit organisations like Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO), Singapore Quality Award (SQA) and Tan Chin Tuan Foundation. He was a Member of Council of Presidential Advisors from 2004 to 2010. Over the years he was Independent Director of SMRT LTD, WBL Corporation Ltd, United Overseas Bank (UOB) and Singapore Press Holdings (SPH).

Currently he is the Chairman of NSL Ltd, Soup Restaurant Group Ltd and Singapore Railway Academy (SGRA).

Mr Chia Wee Boon

Co-opted Member
(from 17 May 2017)

Chief Executive Officer
NCS Pte Ltd

Mr Chia Wee Boon is CEO of NCS and is responsible for leading the information technology business growth in business applications services and communications engineering for both enterprises and government agencies across the Asia Pacific region. He assumed this position on 1 July 2010. Mr Chia first joined NCS as the Chief Operating Officer in June 2009.

Prior to joining NCS, Wee Boon has over 30 years of vast global information communications technology experience. He had held various senior leadership positions in HP including Senior Vice President for Worldwide Alliance Sales in the Technology Solutions Group (Palo Alto), Senior Vice President for Sales in the Technology Solutions Group, Asia-Pacific & Japan (APJ), Senior Vice President of the APJ Customer Solutions Group, Vice President of the APJ Customer Support Business and Managing Director of HP Singapore and South East Asia.

Wee Boon had served on various national committees such as the Singapore Police Association for National Servicemen, the Civil Defence Association for National Servicemen and the National Institute of Education Council. He is currently a Steering Committee Member for both the Intelligent Transportation Society (ITS) Singapore and the Infocomm Industry Productivity Roadmap (IIPR), IDA. He also sits on the Scientific and Business Advisory Board for the Institute for Infocomm Research, IDA and the Advisory Board for Intuitif Technologies, Singapore.

Ms Adeline Sum Wai Fun

Co-opted Member
(from 17 May 2017)

Deputy CEO (Strategic Alignment), NTUC Enterprise and Managing Director (Corporate Strategy)
NTUC Fair Price

Ms Adeline Sum Wai Fun is Deputy CEO (Strategic Alignment), NTUC Enterprise and Managing Director (Corporate Strategy), NTUC FairPrice. She holds directorships in several NTUC social enterprises.

She has been a non-executive Director of ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited since 2007.

Adeline holds a Bachelor of Arts (History) from the National University of Singapore, a Master of Business Administration (Accountancy) from the Nanyang Technological University and a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University.

Mr Ronald Tan Hee Huan

Ex-Officio
SIM Governing Council

Executive Director
Singapore Institute of Management

Mr Ronald Tan is the Executive Director of the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM). Mr Tan brought with him more than 25 years of varied experience from both the public and private sectors.

Prior to joining SIM, Mr Tan was Senior Vice President and Head of Group Human Resources at the United Overseas Bank Group. Before joining the Bank, Mr Tan held senior appointments in several government ministries under the Administrative Service. He served as a Combat Engineers Battalion Commander and was the Division Engineer of the Guards’ Division during his national service.

Mr Tan is also a Director of the NTUC First Campus Board of which he is a Member of the Establishment Committee and the Audit & Risk Committee. He also serves as a Member of the NKF Remuneration Committee and the HR Committee of Focus on the Family. Mr Tan was presented the Friend of Labour Award by the NTUC in 2016.

Mr Tan holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Business Administration.

Honorary Chairman

Dr Richard K M Eu

SIM Governing
Council Committees

Nomination Committee
Chairman

Mr Tan Soo Jin

Members

Professor Hsieh Tsun-yan

Ms Junie Foo
(from 17 May 2017)

Mr Victor Liew
(until 17 May 2017)

Professor Cham Tao Soon
(until 31 Dec 2017)

Audit Committee
Chairman

Mr George Thia

Members

Ms Junie Foo

Ms Adeline Sum
(from 17 May 2017)

Mr Victor Liew
(until 17 May 2017)

Investment Committee
Chairman

Mr Jen Kwong Hwa
(from 17 May 2017)

Mr Victor Liew
(until 17 May 2017)

Members

Ms Madeleine Lee

Mr Winston Tan
(from 17 May 2017)

Mr Jen Kwong Hwa
(until 17 May 2017)

External

Mr Kevin Scully
(until 31 July 2017)

Finance Committee
Chairman

Mr Tan Choon Seng

Members

Ms Susan Chong

Mr Chia Wee Boon
(from 17 May 2017)

External

Mr Fong Heng Boo

REMUNERATION (GROUP) COMMITTEE
Chairman

Mr Patrick Fang

Members

Ms Junie Foo

Mr George Thia

Singapore Institute of
Management Holdings
Pte Ltd Board of Directors

Mr Tan Soo Jin

Chairman
Singapore Institute of Management Holdings Pte Ltd Board of Directors

Advisor
Gattie-Tan Soo Jin Management Consultants Pte Ltd

Mr Tan Soo Jin, BEc (Monash) MBA (UNSW), is the Advisor of Gattie-Tan Soo Jin Management Consultants Pte Ltd (GTSJ) for leadership consulting. He founded Tan Soo Jin Consultants in Singapore in 1984 which later became GTSJ in 1992, having previously been with Egon Zehnder, Korn Ferry and Amrop. He also worked with Smith & Nephew, University of Singapore and Shell Australia.

Mr Tan has been in executive search since 1977 with particular expertise in the financial services, consumer & retail and education sectors.

He is currently the chairman of the Governing Council of the Singapore Institute of Management of which he has been a Member since 2005 and concurrently the chairman of the Board of Directors of the Singapore Institute of Management Holdings Pte Ltd. He also chairs the Nomination Committee.

He is a member of the NUS Business School Management Advisory Board and in 2012, he was appointed and is currently serving as an Executive-In-Residence with the NUS Business School. He formerly sat on the National Library Board, chairing its Ethics and Establishment Committees. He was also formerly on the Temasek Polytechnic Business Advisory Committee and a former Member of the Centre for Innovation and Enterprise's (CIE) Advisory Panel at Republic Polytechnic.

He was named in Bloomberg BusinessWeek’s 100 Most Influential Headhunters in the world in 2008.

Professor Cham Tao Soon

President Emeritus
Nanyang Technological University

Professor Cham Tao Soon was trained as a civil engineer at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur. Thereafter he left for University of Cambridge for a PhD in Aerodynamics from 1965 to 1968. On return from Cambridge, he taught engineering at the University of Singapore and became the Dean of Engineering in 1978. He was asked by the then Minister of Education Dr Tony Tan to start Nanyang Technological Institute (NTI) in 1981 and then Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in 1991. He retired from NTU in 2002. The next educational initiative was to start the SIM University in 2005 and retired as its Chancellor and Chairman in 2014.

Professor Cham has made his contributions to statutory bodies like Land Transport Authority (LTA), Jurong Town Corporation (JTC), Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), Science Council and National Science and Technology Board (NSTB); and non-profit organisations like Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO), Singapore Quality Award (SQA) and Tan Chin Tuan Foundation. He was a Member of Council of Presidential Advisors from 2004 to 2010. Over the years he was Independent Director of SMRT LTD, WBL Corporation Ltd, United Overseas Bank (UOB) and Singapore Press Holdings (SPH).

Currently he is the Chairman of NSL Ltd, Soup Restaurant Group Ltd and Singapore Railway Academy (SGRA).

Professor Hsieh Tsun-yan

Chairman and Lead Counsellor
LinHart Group

Professor Hsieh Tsun-yan is the Chairman and Lead Counsellor of LinHart Group, a leadership services firm specialising in advising boards and counselling CEOs globally on succession and top leadership effectiveness. He is an Independent Director of Manulife Financial and Singapore Airlines and served on the Boards of Bharti Airtel and Sony. He is also a Provost Chair Professor (Practice) at the NUS Business School and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. He also serves as a special advisor to companies such as Cue Ball (media and technologies) and AppDirect (cloud services).

In a career spanning 30 years with McKinsey, he took on leadership positions including Chairman of Professional Development Committee, Managing Director, Canada and ASEAN practices, Chairman of Asia Client Committee, Global Leader of the Organisation and Leadership practice, and the Directors Committee.

His community service includes board roles current and past with the Duke-NUS Medical School, the Singapore International Foundation, the National University of Singapore Business School, the Institute of Policy Studies, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, Covenant House Canada and the University Health Network Foundation in Toronto.

Professor Hsieh is a Harvard MBA who won double gold medals reading mechanical engineering at the University of Alberta as a President and Colombo Plan Scholar.

Dr Lee Kwok Cheong

Chief Executive Officer
Singapore Institute of Management Holdings Pte Ltd

Dr Lee is the Chief Executive Officer of Singapore Institute of Management Holdings Pte Ltd and an Adjunct Professor at the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS). He was previously an Adjunct Associate Professor of NTU Business School.

Dr Lee has served on many boards and national committees in education, manpower and IT areas. Currently, he is a Member of the Future Economy Council’s Essential Domestic Services (EDS) Sub-Committee which oversees industry transformation in healthcare, early childhood education and adult education; as well as the Design Education Review Committee (Workgroup 2). He is also a Board Member of the TENG Ensemble Ltd, ILA Vietnam Ltd. Co., Worldwide Education and Training Limited and chairs IRAS Technical Advisory Panel.

Dr Lee graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and the University of California at Berkeley. He attended the INSEAD Avira Program and Stanford Executive Program at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.

Dr Lee received Singapore’s Public Service Medal (PBM) in 2010 and Public Service Star (BBM) in 2016. He was awarded a Doctor of Business honoris causa by the RMIT University in 2014 and a Doctor of Science honoris causa by the University of London in 2016.

Dr Lee had a successful 27-year career in IT consulting and services before moving to education in 2005.

Mr Victor Liew

(until 30 Sep 2017)

Chairman
CapitaRetail China Trust Management Ltd

Mr Victor Liew is currently Chairman of CapitaRetail China Trust Management Ltd. He also serves as a Director on various boards of other non-listed companies.

Armed with 30 years of experience in the financial sector including various banks, Mr Liew previously played an active role in the leadership of the financial markets. He served as a Member of the Singapore Foreign Exchange Market Committee from its inception and was its Chairman. He also played an active role in the development of the Singapore International Monetary Exchange Ltd from its inception, was its Director and retired as its Chairman. He was a Board Member of the merged organisation, Singapore Exchange until his retirement from the board. He also served as Chairman of the Singapore Commodity Exchange Ltd.

In 2000, Mr Liew was awarded the BBM by the President of Singapore for his contributions to the financial services sector.

Mr Liew graduated from the University of Singapore in 1973 with a Bachelor of Social Sciences with Honours.

Mr Ong Boon Hwee

Chief Executive Officer
Stewardship Asia Centre

Mr Ong Boon Hwee is the Chief Executive Officer of the Stewardship Asia Centre.

Prior to his current appointment, Mr Ong has a diverse career where he served in the civil service, in corporations and also in entrepreneurship start-ups.

In his earlier military career, Brigadier General Ong held various key command and staff positions in the Singapore Armed Forces and the Ministry of Defence. He left the civil service to move into a corporate career in management and business. Mr Ong had previously served as the Managing Director for Strategic Relations in Temasek Holdings and also held a concurrent position as the Chief Executive Officer of Temasek Management Services. He then moved on to take on the role of Chief Operating Officer of Singapore Power, and was responsible for all the business units in Singapore. Mr Ong serves as a director on the boards of a number of companies and non-profit organisations.

Mr Ronald Tan Hee Huan

Executive Director
Singapore Institute of Management

Mr Ronald Tan is the Executive Director of the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM). Mr Tan brought with him more than 25 years of varied experience from both the public and private sectors.

Prior to joining SIM, Mr Tan was Senior Vice President and Head of Group Human Resources at the United Overseas Bank Group. Before joining the Bank, Mr Tan held senior appointments in several government ministries under the Administrative Service. He served as a Combat Engineers Battalion Commander and was the Division Engineer of the Guards’ Division during his national service.

Mr Tan is also a Director of the NTUC First Campus Board of which he is a Member of the Establishment Committee and the Audit & Risk Committee. He also serves as a Member of the NKF Remuneration Committee and the HR Committee of Focus on the Family. Mr Tan was presented the Friend of Labour Award by the NTUC in 2016.

Mr Tan holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Business Administration.

Professor Cheong Hee Kiat

Ex-Officio
Singapore Institute of Management Holdings Pte Ltd Board of Directors
(until 22 Mar 2017)

President
Singapore University of Social Sciences

Professor Cheong Hee Kiat is the Founding President of SIM University. He joined academia in Nanyang Technological University in 1986, and held various academic and administrative appointments including Dean of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Deputy President.

Professor Cheong has served on the boards of several tertiary education institutions, the Public Utilities Board and Building and Construction Authority (BCA), and public committees. He chairs the BCA Academy Advisory Panel and the Polytechnic Quality Assurance External Review Panel. He has been active in university accreditation and academic audits in Singapore and internationally, and is a Member of the Singapore Engineering Accreditation Board.

Professor Cheong graduated from the University of Adelaide and the Imperial College, London. He is a registered professional engineer (Civil) and Fellow of the Institution of Engineers Singapore and the Singapore Academy of Engineers.

Singapore Institute of
Management Holdings
Pte Ltd Board Committee

HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE
Chairman

Mr Tan Soo Jin

Members

Mr Ong Boon Hwee
Mr Patrick Fang (from 1 Dec 2017)
Mr Victor Liew (till 30 Sep 2017)

SIM AEC Pte Ltd
Board of Directors

Mr Tan Choon Seng

Chairman
SIM AEC Pte Ltd Board of Directors

Chairman
Truscott Group

Mr Tan Choon Seng is Chairman of Truscott Group, a private investment company. He is an active angel investor and has co-founded Indiverein, Link2ventures and Aleko Investment Pte Ltd.

He holds directorships in Fundedbyme Sweden, Fundedbyme Asia Pacific Ltd and Noa Potions AB, Sweden. He is a Director of Kuangchen Pte Ltd, Sparrow Capital Pte Ltd and Nihon Connexion Pte Ltd.

He was formerly the Group Chief Executive Officer of WBL Corporation. Mr Tan was previously Vice-President (Customer Solutions Group) and Managing Director of Hewlett-Packard South East Asia; a post he held from June 2002 when Hewlett-Packard acquired Compaq.

He also served as the Vice-President and Managing Director for the ASEAN region of Compaq Computer Asia between June 1999 and June 2002. He joined Compaq Computer in 1996 as the Chief Financial Officer for its Asia Pacific operations. Prior to joining Compaq, he spent 20 years in various multinational organisations in the audit and tax, oil services and IT industries, where he held a number of senior leadership positions in operations, sales, strategy and business development.

Mr Tan holds an accountancy degree from the University of Singapore and is a non-practising Fellow of Certified Public Accountants (Singapore).

Mr Patrick Fang

Managing Director
PFang & Associates Pte Ltd

Mr Patrick Fang is currently the Managing Director of PFang & Associates Pte Ltd and he focuses on senior executive searches and assessment assignments for both privately and publicly listed firms including local conglomerates in Singapore and the Asian region. Mr Fang has specific expertise in the technology, industrial and financial services (insurance) sectors.

Prior to PFang & Associates, Mr Fang spent 16 years with Russell Reynolds Associates where he has held roles as the Managing Director and Co-Office Manager for Singapore. He was also a Leader in the Technology and Digital Transformation practice, and has worked closely with telecommunications and financial services clients.

Mr Fang was previously with IMPAC, a US-based management consulting firm, where he held the position of Vice President, Operations, with responsibilities for multiple global regions. He also spent eight years with Motorola overseeing its multimedia and wireless data product activities.

He received his Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Mechanical Engineering from Plymouth University and Master of Arts (Distinction) in Business Analysis from the University of Lancaster.

Mr Jen Kwong Hwa

Venture Partner
Get2Volume Accelerator

Mr Jen Kwong Hwa is a Venture Partner at Get2Volume Accelerator.

Prior to this, he was Managing Director of Micron Semiconductors in Singapore and an engineer by training. He started his career in Texas Instruments in 1979 and joined Micron in 1998 with Micron's acquisition of Texas Instruments’ memory business.

Mr Jen has extensive experience in the semiconductor industry and has been involved in shaping national strategic initiatives through his involvement in SEMI, SSIA and membership in various statutory boards like Energy Market Authority, Jurong Town Council and Economic Strategies Committee.

He is currently a Board Member of LIME Learning Systems Pte Ltd and Connected Health.

Mr Ronald Tan Hee Huan

Executive Director
Singapore Institute of Management

Mr Ronald Tan is the Executive Director of the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM). Mr Tan brought with him more than 25 years of varied experience from both the public and private sectors.

Prior to joining SIM, Mr Tan was Senior Vice President and Head of Group Human Resources at the United Overseas Bank Group. Before joining the Bank, Mr Tan held senior appointments in several government ministries under the Administrative Service. He served as a Combat Engineers Battalion Commander and was the Division Engineer of the Guards’ Division during his national service.

Mr Tan is also a Director of the NTUC First Campus Board of which he is a Member of the Establishment Committee and the Audit & Risk Committee. He also serves as a Member of the NKF Remuneration Committee and the HR Committee of Focus on the Family. Mr Tan was presented the Friend of Labour Award by the NTUC in 2016.

Mr Tan holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Business Administration.

Corporate Information

The Singapore Institute of Management is a not-for-profit professional membership organisation. It was incorporated and registered under the Societies Ordinance (Ch. 228) on 27 November 1964.

The principal activities of the Group include the provision of membership services, pre-employment and continuing education and training as well as other human capital development services for different segments of individual learners and organisations in Singapore and the region.

Registered Addresses / Headquarters

SIM Headquarters

461 Clementi Road, Singapore 599491

Charity Registration Number

00180

Unique Entity Number

S64SS0050A

Trustee

British and Malayan Trustees Limited

1 Coleman Street, #08-01 The Adelphi, Singapore 179803
(Date of appointment: 4 June 1974)

Trustee

Estate and Trust Agencies (1927) LTD

51 Emerald Hill Road, Singapore 229327
(Date of appointment: 31 May 1986)

Principal Banker

Citibank N.A., Singapore Branch

8 Marina View, #21-00 Asia Square Tower 1, Singapore 018960

Lawyer

Rodyk & Davidson LLP

80 Raffles Place, #33-00 UOB Plaza 1, Singapore 048624
(Date of appointment: 25 November 2015)