How I found my stride again as an author after returning to Singapore
Here’s how John Lim went from being a broke university student in Nottingham to becoming a teacher, and finally a published author in Singapore.
Meet the Singaporean musician touring the world with Conan Gray
Renny Goh shares what it means to represent Singapore on the global stage and be an inspiration to young Asian girls.
Meet the Toronto-based couple introducing Singaporean food to Canadians
Exploring cultural exchange through the power of food.
An Expat on Being an Insider-Outsider in Singapore
Years ago, Georgia Caney wasn’t able to point out Singapore on a map. Now she makes content about being an ‘insider-outsider’ of the country.
5Qs with Susan Seah, Founder of The Koa Club
Our 5Qs series is a chance for you to get to know more about folks in the Singapore Global Network community, where we pose 5 questions to exciting individuals to find out more about what they do!
Next Gen Food Tech Co-Founder Andre Menezes Shares His Personal Start-up Journey in Singapore
Recognising the untapped potential of the regional plant-based food tech industry, Brazilian-Italian Andre Menezes co-founded plant-based meat company Next Gen together with Timo Recker, founder and former CEO of LikeMeat. We speak to Andre to learn more about his personal entrepreneurship journey, how he met Timo and his views on the growth potential of the regional food tech industry.
Fighting climate change with nature-based solutions
Singaporean aquaculture consultant Clarie Ng explains what restorative aquaculture is and how it has the potential to rejuvenate ocean ecosystems in Southeast Asia.
I Bought a One Way Ticket And Moved to London to Launch my Startup. Here’s How it Went.
Rachael Annabelle quit Google and moved to London on a one-way ticket to take a bet on her start-up. Here’s how it went.
Learning to embrace her Singaporean roots
Having moved to Australia at age 10, Gwendolyn Ong had to suppress her cultural identity to fit in. Now, she is learning to embrace her roots.