At the Founders’ Memorial, we are creating a new garden-museum experience for Singaporeans, by Singaporeans. A national landmark at the heart of our garden city; commemorating the values and ideals exemplified by Singapore’s founding leaders and generation. A shared space for people of different generations to reflect on our past, and be challenged and inspired for the future.

Through Singapore Together, the government is making a decisive shift towards deepening partnership with citizens. The SG Partnerships Office catalyses and coordinates this whole-of-government effort.

The Marriage and Parenthood Directorate (MPPD) of the National Population and Talent Division leads and coordinates whole-of-Government strategies to support earlier and more marriages and births in Singapore. MPPD also undertakes research and data analysis, and formulates and reviews policies to encourage a more family-friendly environment in Singapore.

Led the team managing NCSS-administered funds, including the Tote Board Social Service Fund and the Community Chest, supporting close to 300 services annually. This involved developing funding policies to meet strategic priorities, and working with partners and stakeholders to ensure accountability and effective use of public funds.

- Co-creating relevant and responsive solutions to strategically meet the needs of children, youth and families in Singapore, towards dignity and advancement in quality of life.- Mobilising and convening 3P sector stakeholders to achieve collective impact on complex social issues - Bridging research into practice; ensuring policies make a difference to the end-user- Partnering social service organisations to develop services that are both effective and empowering

- Partnered a reputable company from the United States to explore a venture into local market - Conducted market and industry research to complete a business and feasibility plan - Pitched for funding to venture capitalist and statutory board

- Responsible over the training, operational readiness and welfare of a platoon of 50 divers