After 20 years of working abroad, Johnson & Johnson Vision CFO, A. Krishnan explains why he finds Singapore to be “the best country in the world to live and work in”.
Australian photographer Hayley Durack shares what inspired her to create a photobook celebrating the lives and contributions of domestic helpers in Singapore.
A whirlwind career has taken Lionel Sim further and further away from home, but he believes his openness and resilience as a Singaporean have positioned him well for the global stage.
With demand for talent far outstripping supply, tech companies in Southeast Asia are both widening their hiring pool and paying top dollar to attract talent. Recruitment veteran Tan Jin Han, APAC Vice President (Technology) at Selby Jennings, shares insights into how mid-careerists can navigate offers and even switch tracks to join the tech industry.
Meet Travin Singh, the Singaporean who founded Crust Group to upcycle surplus bread and fruit peels into beers and sodas. He describes how, within just three years, a side hustle has grown into a seed-funded startup that is fast expanding into Japan, Taiwan and beyond.
George-Cristian Potrivitu, co-founder of Aliena, discusses the exciting future of Singapore’s space industry and how quality satellite data can help tackle urgent sustainability issues in our world today.
After a near miss on his motorcycle, Yoav Elgrichi – an Israeli entrepreneur living in Singapore – realised that riding assistance technology to protect motorcyclists was woefully underdeveloped. He is determined to change this through his latest startup, Rider Dome, which raised US$1 million last year in pre-seed funding.
We invite members of the Singapore Global Network to share the different ways in which they are ushering in the Year of the Tiger in Tokyo, Shanghai, Sydney and Singapore.
