Meet “Singapore’s work bestie”: How leadership expert Crystal Lim-Lange helped thousands unlock their full potential
Over a 100,000 people have benefitted directly from her work with organisations like Deep Human and Forest Wolf, of which she is the founder. That’s not all – names like Airbus, LVMH, J&J, Pfizer, and Commerzban are also on her Rolodex.
How his daughter’s critical illness inspired him to reimagine patient care
Cole Sirucek co-founded DocDoc with his wife Grace Park in Singapore to help patients find the right care at the right price, cutting costs by up to 40%.
Paris, London, New York City, and Zurich: The globetrotting Singaporean banker carving out a name for herself at the world’s foremost financial markets
With decades of experience in private banking and wealth management under her belt, an international career spanning the world’s foremost financial cities, and published works on women and money, Singaporean financier Serena Wong’s life and career has been nothing short of illustrious.
Meet the Singaporean who broke the 20-year NASDAQ CPG market cap record in taking her company public
Former commodities trader and CEO JuE Wong took Olaplex public during COVID and broke NASDAQ’s 20-year record to become the CPG company with the largest market cap. Here’s how she did it.
Xbox, League of Legends, and LinkedIn: Meet Derek Wong, Singapore-based American entrepreneur and gaming industry heavyweight
Derek Wong cut his teeth at some of the world’s foremost gaming and consumer tech titles. Now in Singapore, this Silicon Valley native is busy leveraging AI to revolutionise the mobile gaming industry.
Meet Daniel He: Restaurateur, doctor, and the brains behind Singapore’s first zero-emissions electric surfboard
A true multi-hyphenate, Daniel He tapped into his network of friends across Germany, London and Singapore to build a zero-emissions surfboard — proof that connections can make amazing things happen. This is the story of the man with names like the Lo & Behold Group and SingHealth on his resume.
Meet the 23-year-old who grew her subscriber base to 20K in under three years
23-year-old Amanda Cua started BackScoop, an online newsletter carrying the top stories on tech and business in Southeast Asia, after her plans to attend university unravelled quickly.
How a Three-Week Homestay Turned Into a Thriving Career and Business in Japan
What started as a short cultural immersion became the foundation for a lifelong adventure. Wanping shares how she built a research career and launched her own company in Japan — and what new relocators need to know.
Meet the sisters revolutionising women’s health with holistic supplements
An adolescent PCOS diagnosis would unwittingly spark Maya and Mili’s journey in setting up Moom – a community-led supplements label that blends science and traditional remedies to tackle women’s health issues.