I am the founder of Panelogue, a company dealing with engineered wood-based panels. I specialize in wood-based technology advisory for my clients. As a 2nd-generation entrepreneur in the timber distribution business, I realised that there are more purposeful ways to consume timber. As a person that craves meaning in my work, I have decided to transform the business to distribute sustainable alternatives. Shifting the perception of luxury from what is rare to what is innovative.I believe that the ultimate goal of Panelogue is promoting the conscious consumption and awareness of alternative and innovative materials. As the market mass adopts safer materials and products, sustainability will always be achieved in parallel. Safer practices are also a key activity for us as we constantly help our partners conduct tests to ensure that harmful substances such as formaldehyde are not present. These safer materials and practices are accomplished whole ensuring no compromises on the quality, performance, and integrity of the wood. The name Panelogue is derived from the words “Panel” which refers to our core product of decorative architectural panels and “Dialogue” meaning to start the conversation. We want people put focus on not only the surfacing materials but the substrates as well. Panelogue deals exclusively with engineered materials that are safe and sustainable.For all my future partners and friends, my lines are always open: emily.sim@panelogue.comProfessional Awards 1. 2023 Women Entrepreneur Awards Recipient 2. 2023 Sol Award “Gold Award” for Innovation in Design awarded to Superstructure3. 2022 Sustainability Leaders Award (SLR) awarded to Panelogue4. 2021 Prestige 40 under 40 5. 2019 INDE.Awards special mention for “The Object” awarded to SuperstructureMedia Mentions 1. Mind your business: How a second gen entrepreneur captivates global giants with her sustainable timber creations (MoneyFM89.3) 20 June 20232. S'pore SME wins over global giants with its range of eco-friendly materials (The Straits Times), 16 February 20233. Wood Wise (Priority Magazine) October to December 20224. Sculpting a new brand for Singapore: The creative minds behind Here Is SG (The Straits Times), 27 August 20225. Green Warriors: Emily Sim of Panelogue on responsible construction and sustainable alternatives (Prestige Magazine) October 2021 6. 3D printers and laser cutters—your new essential tools for the timber industry (JTC Newsletter) 03 July 20207. 设计推手 (ICON Magazine) January 2020