Architect, applied AI researcher, and healthcare innovator Kelvin Kung has spent his career moving between countries. Here, he reflects on what Singapore revealed that no other city quite could.
Tai Boon Ding, a data science manager at Meta in New York, shares how he went from studying astrophysics at Harvard to navigating the highly competitive world of Big Tech in America.
In the mid Nineties, Pierre Martensson arrived in Singapore with little to his name. Decades later, the Antler partner and The Scale Factory founder reflects on how selling door-to-door across HDB estates shaped his approach to business, startups and venture capital in Singapore.
When Mia Kwa first moved to London alone in 2012, the journey was steep, lonely and full of challenges. Today, the seasoned banking executive is using those hard-won lessons to guide fellow Singaporeans to settle into the UK.
Dr. Izzuddin Aris left Singapore for a two-year fellowship at Harvard Medical School. Nearly a decade on, the population medicine researcher remains at the institution, tracking how the earliest moments of life shape health outcomes for years to come.
Inmoo Hwang shares how he co-founded ADDX in Singapore, a pioneer in tokenising private market investments in Asia.
What began as a short stint abroad turned into a seven-year stay in Singapore for Mark Williams and his family. Though work eventually called him back to the UK, the pull of the Lion City proved too strong. Just 14 months later, he was back.
Andrew Zee, Executive Director at global recruitment agency Phaidon International, shares his view on the latest policy changes announced on 3 March 2026 – including the new ONE Pass (AI and Tech) track.
General Counsel Christopher Y. Chan blends law, technology, and AI to redefine the industry at JLL Technologies, the subsidiary spearheading the digital transformation of global real estate giant JLL Here’s how he did it.
