Corporate Governance

Ms Euleen Goh

Chairman (appointed 14 October 2019)

Ms Euleen Goh is the Chairman of the Singapore Institute of Management Group Ltd, a non-profit institution of higher learning with some 17,000 learners. Euleen also serves as non-executive and independent director of HSBC Bank PLC, and Jebsen & Jessen Pte Ltd., an industrial enterprise that spans engineering, manufacturing, mining and distribution activities. She is a member of the Council of Board Diversity and the Public Service Commission.

Euleen was formerly Non-Executive Chairman of SATS Ltd, a leading provider of Food Solutions and Gateway Services in Asia Pacific. During her tenure, she led the company to a transformational acquisition that has positioned SATS as the largest air cargo handler globally. 

A Chartered Accountant from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, she also holds further professional qualifications in banking and taxation. Euleen is also a Fellow of the Singapore Institute of Chartered Accountants and the Singapore Institute of Directors. 

Euleen held various senior management positions in Standard Chartered Bank, travelling widely throughout the Group’s operations in the course of her duties.  Following her retirement, she has held non-executive appointments on various boards including Deputy Chairman and Senior Independent Director of Royal Dutch Shell plc, DBS Holdings Ltd, DBS Bank Ltd, Singapore Airlines Limited, Aviva plc, Singapore Exchange Limited, CapitaLand Limited, MediaCorp Pte Ltd, Standard Chartered Bank Thai pcl, Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia Berhad and Singapore Health Services Pte Ltd.. She is the former Chairman of DBS Foundation, Singapore International Foundation, International Enterprise Singapore and Accounting Standards Council, Singapore as well as a former board member of Temasek Trustees Pte Ltd. She was also formerly a Trustee of the Singapore Institute of International Affairs Endowment Fund.

Euleen was named as Her World Woman of the Year 2005. She was awarded a Public Service Medal in that same year, a Public Service Star in 2012, and the Meritorious Service award in 2025.

Dated: February 2026

Professor Abel Ang

Vice-Chairman (appointed as Member 2 June 2022)

Professor Abel Ang is the Chairperson of Advanced MedTech Investments Holdings. He was the founding President and Group Chief Executive Officer of Advanced MedTech Holdings, a US$335M global player in urology devices and services. He sits on the Board of Economic Development Innovations Singapore, a privately held investment holding company with direct investments in deeptech, education and listed assets. He also sits on the Boards of Advanced MedTech Holdings, SonoMotion Inc., ABM Respiratory Inc., and Vivance, where he chairs the Board. He was formerly on the Board and Nominating Committee of ASLAN Pharmaceuticals.

Additionally, Professor Ang served as the Senior Advisor to the CEO of Greatbatch Inc, providing guidance related to the commercialisation of medical device technologies in the cardiac, neurology, vascular and orthopedic markets.

Prior to Greatbatch, Professor Ang was President, Asia/Pacific for Hill-Rom Inc., a medical devices company. At Hill-Rom, he also held the positions of Chief Technology Officer, Vice-President and General Manager of Hill-Rom’s Global Therapy Business unit, and Vice-President for International Business Development. He formerly headed the global Medical Technology and Biotechnology industry groups in the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB).

Professor Ang chairs the Board of Republic Polytechnic and is an Adjunct Full-Professor at the Nanyang Business School in Singapore and Waseda University in Japan, where he teaches in their respective MBA programmes. He has a Master of Science in Computational Biology from Rutgers University in New Jersey, which he pursued while on an Economic Development Board (EDB) scholarship. He attended Harvard Business School’s Advanced Management Program in 2012.

Professor Ang was awarded the Public Service Medal (PBM) in 2021 for his contributions to the medical device industry in Singapore. He was again awarded the Public Service Medal (COVID-19) in 2022 for his contributions in developing and manufacturing ventilators and diagnostic kits to keep Singapore safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Dated: February 2026

Mr Chia Wee Boon

Member (appointed 14 October 2019)

Mr Chia Wee Boon is a co-founder of Auxilium Pte Ltd, an IT consultancy focusing on digital transformation. He was the former Chief Executive Officer of NCS and was responsible for leading the information technology business growth in digital services for both enterprises and government agencies across the Asia Pacific region. He assumed this position on 1 July 2010. Wee Boon first joined NCS as the Chief Operating Officer in June 2009.

Prior to joining NCS, Wee Boon has over 25 years of global information technology and services experience. He had held various senior leadership positions in HP including Senior Vice President for Worldwide Alliance Sales in the Technology Solutions Group and other senior business roles in Singapore, South-East Asia and Asia-Pacific/Japan regions. He was the 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 National Institute of Education Council and National Heritage Board. He sat on the Scientific and Business Advisory Board for the Institute for Infocomm Research, A*Star. Wee Boon currently sits on the board of Japfa Pte Ltd, an SGX-listed company.

Dated: February 2026

Mr David Chua

Member (appointed 1 June 2021)

Mr David Chua was appointed Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Council (under the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth) in July 2015. NYC oversees Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) and Youth Corps Singapore (YCS) and aims to expand developmental opportunities and aspirational pathways for all young Singaporeans with equal and fair access. It also undertakes youth research, tracks youth trends and well-being indicators to sharpen the impact of programmes run by NYC and its partners. David is also concurrently the Chairman of *SCAPE Co. Ltd.

David graduated from Imperial College, University of London, with a Master of Engineering (Civil and Environmental Engineering), and subsequently a Master of Business Administration from Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 

Prior to joining NYC, David served in the Singapore Armed Forces for 22 years as an Armour officer and in the Ministry of Defence in various command and staff capacities, including a 3-year stint in Indonesia as the Army Attache. He was commissioned at the UK Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and later trained at the US Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth. He was awarded the Public Administration Medal Bronze (Military) in 2014 and Silver (Public Service) in 2020.

Dated: February 2026

Ms Vivian Chua

Member (appointed 2 June 2022)

Ms Vivian Chua serves as the Vice President for Consumer Channel Sales within Microsoft's Windows Device Sales – Asia. She leads the consumer sales, category, and channel marketing teams throughout the Asia region, encompassing Greater China, India, Japan, Korea, Southeast Asia, and Australia and New Zealand. Vivian's goal is to foster growth for Windows, Surface, and Microsoft 365, while improving consumer experiences to boost the adoption of AI platforms, cloud solutions, and subscriptions.

Before joining Microsoft, Vivian dedicated 25 years to HP. Her most recent role at HP was Head of Market Services and Solutions for Greater Asia, where she was responsible for delivering outcome-based business across commercial services, software, and security portfolios. Vivian has a proven track record of driving profitable growth through innovative solutions and integrated business models, leveraging XaaS, software, and sustainable offerings to support customer objectives. She excels in providing advisory, design, and consulting services to address business challenges and foster thought leadership. Her experience encompasses managing business operations, including Personal Systems and Print businesses, as well as advanced manufacturing and global print R&D. Throughout her career, she has held various sales, business development, and leadership roles across the Asia Pacific and Japan regions, including the role of Managing Director.

As Vice Chairman of the Board of the Small and Medium Enterprise Centre of the Singapore Manufacturing Federation (SMF), Vivian focuses on sustainability and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, guiding the industry towards becoming future-ready through advanced manufacturing.

Vivian holds a Bachelor's degree in Business from the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT).

Updated: February 2026

Ms Tinku Gupta

Member (appointed 1 June 2021)

Ms Tinku Gupta was appointed Chief Information Officer of Singapore Exchange (SGX Group) in October 2023. In her role, she leads the operations, market services and technology units, supporting SGX Group’s ambitions to serve the entire capital structure and provide greater access to an ever-widening range of asset classes.

Building on the successes of the operations and market services, and technology teams, Tinku also steers the group’s continued progress towards increased automation and efficiency in delivering upgraded services to the customers. 

Tinku joined SGX Group in 1996 as a software developer in what was then known as SIMEX. She has held a variety of roles in Business and Technology functions, most recently as Chief Technology Officer where she led the future-proofing of SGX Group’s technology capabilities and the building of differentiated platforms to support its multi-asset class strategy. 

Tinku previously headed the Business Integration and Programme Management function and also ran the Market Data and Connectivity business, before returning to lead the Technology unit in 2015.

In addition to her role at SGX Group, Tinku is also a member of the board of Singapore University of Social Sciences.  Tinku holds a Masters’ degree in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering.

Dated: February 2026

Mr Yuen Kuan Moon

Member (appointed 14 October 2019)

As Group CEO since 1 January 2021, Mr Yuen Kuan Moon , 58, has been instrumental in leading one of Singtel’s most ambitious transformations to reposition the Group for growth amid accelerated digitalisation and disruption in the telecommunications industry. This is captured in the Singtel28 plan which is designed to lift business performance, capitalise on growth trends to deliver sustained value realisation, while championing people and sustainability. The strategic reset he introduced at the start of his tenure has altered the fundamental make-up of the Group – redefining it along the lines of connectivity, digital services and digital infrastructure. This has resulted in the integration of the consumer and enterprise businesses in both Singapore and Australia, the expansion of the digital services arm NCS, and the creation of a new regional data centre business Nxera. Under his watch, Singtel established 5G market leadership which serves to underpin the growth of the Group’s existing and new businesses across Singapore and the region.

Prior to his appointment as Group CEO, Moon ran Singtel’s consumer business in Singapore as CEO since 2012. He was also responsible for the Group’s digital transformation, double hatting as the Group’s Chief Digital Officer from 2018 to 2020.

Moon sits on the boards of Singtel and its key subsidiaries and has been serving on the Board of Commissioners of Telkomsel since 2009. In addition, Moon is a Board member of the Defence Science and Technology Agency, the Singapore Institute of Management, besides being the Chairman of the Ngee Ann Polytechnic Council.

Moon joined Singtel in 1993 after graduating from the University of Western Australia with First-Class Honours in Engineering. He also holds a Master of Science in Management from Stanford University.

Dated: February 2026

Ms Eleanor Seet

Member (appointed 1 February 2024)

Ms Eleanor Seet is President and Director of Amova Asset Management Asia Limited (formerly Nikko Asset Management Asia) and Head of Asia ex- Japan.

Active in industry, Eleanor has served on the Executive Committee of the Investment Management Association of Singapore (IMAS) for the past 13 years and currently serves as Vice-Chairman of this national representation body of the investment management industry.  

Eleanor is a member of the Institute of Banking and Finance (IBF) Standards Committee and the current chair of the Fund Management Workgroup. In 2022, Eleanor was conferred the IBF Distinguished Fellow distinction by the Institute of Banking and Finance Singapore.

Eleanor currently serves on the Executive Committee of the Singapore Funds Industry Group (SFIG). SFIG is a unique public-private partnership between the Monetary Authority of Singapore and key Singapore asset management industry stakeholders, enhancing Singapore’s value proposition as an asset management and funds domiciliation hub.

As a passionate advocate of diversity and inclusion, Eleanor is founding member of the Bloomberg Women’s Buy-side Network which tracks future investment trends and aspires to serve as role models for the next generation of asset managers in the region.  Since its initial launch in Singapore in 2018, the network now boasts chapters in Australia, Hong Kong, India, Japan, New Zealand and Brazil. Eleanor also serves as a champion and mentor of the Financial Women’s Association of Singapore.

Dated: February 2026

Ms Ooi Huey Tyng

Member (appointed 1 February 2024)

Ms Ooi Huey Tyng has over 30 years of experience in senior positions at global banks, leading payments technology provider and fintech.

Tyng is currently an independent director on multiple boards. She serves on AIG Asia Pacific Insurance Board where she is the chair of Risk Management Committee and member of the Audit Committee and Nomination Committee. In addition, she is an independent director of Maxis Berhad and Chair of Nomination and Remuneration Committee, and member of the Audit and Risk Committee, and Transformation Committee. She is also a member of the Board of Governors of Raffles, and Food From The Heart. Most recently, she was elected to join the Singapore Institute of Directors 2025/26 Exco Member, Chair of Finance Committee 2023/24 Governing Council. She is also the Singapore Ambassador of INSEAD Directors’ Network.

Prior to that, Tyng was the Regional Managing Director, Head of GrabPay, where she successfully launched GrabPay across multiple markets in SEA to bring millions of merchants and consumers into the cashless future. She also served as nominee director on a number of GrabPay and GrabInsure joint venture company boards.

Before joining Grab, Tyng was Visa’s Country Manager for Singapore and Brunei, the first female Singaporean to be appointed to this role. She also held senior leadership positions at Citibank, DBS and UOB. She started her career in FMCG industry with Procter and Gamble and worked in General Motors and Otis Elevator in financial planning covering Southeast Asia markets. 

Tyng holds a Master of Science in Finance from Purdue University, USA and is a Certified Public Accountant in Singapore and the UK. She is also an INSEAD alumni and attended the Advanced Management Program and International Directors Program at INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France. She served on Singapore’s Subcommittee of the Future Economy chaired by Minister Chan Chun Sing in 2016.

Updated: February 2026

Mr Sanjoy Sen

Treasurer (appointed as Member 1 February 2024)

Mr Sanjoy Sen is the Group Head for Consumer Bank for DBS Bank and member of the DBS Group Management Committee. DBS, headquartered in Singapore, is a leading financial services group in Asia, recognized globally as the “World’s Best Bank” by Euromoney and Global Finance, and as the “World’s Best Digital Bank” by Euromoney. 

As the Group Head of Consumer Bank at DBS Bank, Sanjoy oversees the bank’s consumer business across the region, driving strategy, market development, and business performance across various markets and leading the expansion of the regional footprint. His responsibilities include driving the Consumer Bank’s digital transformation, developing new ecosystem partnerships, and leveraging DBS’s banking and technology capabilities to scale the consumer business. 

Sanjoy has over 30 years of international consumer banking experience. He joined DBS in 2018. Prior to that, he led ANZ Bank’s Consumer and Private Bank in Asia Pacific region for 5 years. Before that, he spent 22 years at Citibank, where his last position was Consumer Bank Head for the Middle East and North Africa. 

Sanjoy currently serves on several boards within DBS. He is a Board Director at DBS Bank India, DBS Vickers Holding, and DBS Vickers Thailand. He also serves on the board of the DBS Foundation, overseeing sustainability efforts and championing social enterprises. 

Beyond his corporate roles, Sanjoy is actively involved in various external boards and committees. He is a member of the Strategic Advisory Council of the Singapore FinTech Association, contributing to the strategic growth and global expansion of the FinTech ecosystem. Previously, he held honorary positions at the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) and the Singapore Institute of Directors. Sanjoy is passionate about financial innovation, digital inclusion, sustainability, and corporate volunteerism. 

Sanjoy holds a B.Tech degree in Electronics Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and a Post Graduate Diploma in Business Management from the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) where he was the Marketing Gold Medallist. He has also completed executive management programs from Harvard Business School and MIT. He is a regular keynote speaker at international conferences and business schools. He also teaches in the Asia Financial Leadership Program, of which he is an alumnus. In 2019 Sanjoy was conferred the IBF Fellow for Consumer Banking by the Institute of Banking & Finance.

Updated: February 2026

Ms Malini Vaidya

Member (appointed 1 April 2025)

Ms Malini Vaidya is the Co-Chair of the Women’s Corporate Director (WCD) chapter for Singapore. The WCD believes that corporations with a diverse population and (more) women on boards will outperform their competitors in bringing higher shareholder value. She currently serves on the Board Audit Committee and Governance Task Force for Spencer Stuart. 

Professionally, Malini has most recently led Spencer Stuart’s business in Asia Pacific as the region manager for five years and served on the Global Leadership Team of the firm. She is now co-leading the firm’s global Private Equity business with a focus on APAC. Malini focuses on Board governance and CEO succession advisory across the region. She is also a member of the firm’s Financial Services and Consumer industry practices, given the focus of Private Equity and Sovereign Wealth funds, where she spends her time. 

Before entering human capital advisory, Malini was an international banker and served as the India head of business development for cash management services in the corporate financial services group of ANZ Grindlays Bank. Prior to that, she was also a senior deal and relationship originator within the corporate and investment banking groups of the ANZ Bank in the United States and India, focusing on the TMT and financial services industries. Malini also served as strategic adviser within ANZ Grindlays as a member of the core McKinsey-Grindlays team.

Malini holds an honours bachelor’s degree in economics from St. Xavier’s College at Bombay University, and two master’s degrees in finance and in economics from Northeastern University in Boston. 

Updated: February 2026

Ms Dawn Teo

Member (appointed 1 April 2025)

Ms Dawn Teo is the Chief Operating Officer of Amara Holdings, and the Senior Vice President of Amara Hotels and Resorts. Amara Holdings is a Singapore-headquartered integrated lifestyle group with businesses in Hotel Investment and Management, Property Investment and Development, and Specialty Restaurants. She is the Co-Founder and Director of Objectifs - Centre for Photography and Filmmaking, a visual arts space in Singapore that focuses on film and photography and their value to society.

Dawn is the Second Vice President of the Singapore Hotel Association. She is also a Council Member of The Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) Council, a statutory board under the Ministry of Manpower that is supported by Tripartite Alliance Limited, and the Chairperson of the WSH Council (Hospitality and Entertainment Industries Committee). She also serves on the School Advisory Council for Republic Polytechnic School of Hospitality and the Advisory Council on Community Relations in Defence (ACCORD).

Prior to joining Amara, Dawn held senior positions in several multinational banks, and has spent over a decade with UBS AG and Credit Suisse AG. She is a graduate of The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

Updated: February 2026

Ms Rohaya Saharom

Member (appointed 3 June 2026)

Ms Rohaya Saharom is the Vice President, Sustainable Solutions, at Mandai Wildlife Group, where she oversees and drives the organisation's sustainability transformation and net-zero journey. The Group has received numerous accolades recognising its environmental and sustainability efforts during her tenure, including the President's Award for the Environment (2025), the GCNS APEX Corporate Sustainability Award 2025, and the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums Environmental Sustainability Award (2024), alongside certification of Mandai Wildlife Reserve as a sustainable tourist destination by the Global Sustainable Tourism Council. 

Prior to Mandai, Rohaya spent three decades in Singapore's public sector, serving in the Ministry of the Environment and subsequently the National Environment Agency, where she contributed to developing policies and programmes at the national level. Her contributions spanned industrial pollution control, ambient air and water quality monitoring, chemical and hazardous waste management, climate change programmes, and sustainability. She played a key role in shaping Singapore's Carbon Pricing Act and its implementation framework and represented Singapore as a climate negotiator at the UNFCCC Conference of Parties from 2016 to 2019. She also served on the Ministry of Health's National Biosafety Committee from 2009 to 2013. Rohaya has also worked extensively with and provided advisory services to international organisations and foreign governments on environmental projects. For her contributions within the public service, she was awarded the Public Administration Medal (Bronze). 

Rohaya holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering and a Master of Science in Environmental Engineering, both from the National University of Singapore.  

Updated: June 2026

Professor Wei Kwok Kee

Ex-Officio

Professor Wei Kwok Kee was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer (PCEO) of the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM) in April 2025. He brings with him more than 40 years of senior leadership experience, having previously also served as President and Provost of SIM Global Education.

Prior to his current appointments in SIM, Prof Wei was the Founding Dean (2016 – 2020) of the School of Continuing and Lifelong Education (SCALE) at the National University of Singapore (NUS). He was Dean of the College of Business (2007 – 2012) and Head of the Department of Information Systems (2002 – 2007) at the City University of Hong Kong (CityU). He was the Founding Head of the Department of Information Systems (1998 – 2002) at NUS.  

During his tenure as Business School Dean in CityU, its international UTD business school research ranking improved by almost 30 places, from 98 to 63; its success with the Hong Kong Government’s research grant awards doubled; SSCI/SCI publications have increased by 25%; and undergraduate admissions scores have climbed by 5%.  

As Head of two major IS Departments in Asia (NUS and CityU), Prof Wei has developed a strong research culture and initiated major research efforts that resulted in both Departments being placed among the top 15 IS departments worldwide. He has also introduced major curriculum reforms that aligned the degree programmes in both Departments to AIS guidelines, thereby raising the international value of these programmes.  

Prof Wei is a Fellow of the Association of Information Systems (AIS) and was President of that Association in 2003/4. He was awarded the AIS LEO Award for Lifetime Exceptional Achievement in Information Systems in 2015.  

Prof Wei has served as Senior Editor of MIS Quarterly and Associate Editor of Information Systems Research. He has also played major roles in ICIS and PACIS. As an excellent educator, his doctoral students have attained placements in good universities worldwide. Prof Wei has published more than 250 journal and conference papers. He has been listed as the Stanford’s top 2% most highly cited scientists 2023 and ranked top 423 world Business and Management scientists by the 1st edition of Research.com. Based on Google Scholar, his works have been cited over 30,831 times and his h-index is 66 (as at 10 Mar 2025).