Just making this official, because it's not official until it becomes Business Card Official™. (Apparently, I've had this role for two years but was too busy to notice.)I'm also the same person; only that I have less hair and I drive slower.

My job scope at Skunkworks Communications has evolved over the last few years, due to changes in team structure as well as how the wind has traversed across the industry. I started fiercely working independently, but I've been fortunate to have more members added to the team to bolster up resources.I'm part of a team that oversees social content for the Levi's® brand in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines, and I also consult on social activities for Volkswagen Malaysia and Volkswagen Singapore (and for Audi Malaysia in the past, rounding up a VAG trifecta).Feel free to view the most recent key highlights I've been involved in below.

As a freelance stringer, I had a solid four-year run as the primary writer behind FHM Malaysia's "Filter" section until the day the publication folded. My speciality? Pop culture. (And sometimes, cars.)

As a freelancer, I contributed three spotlight interviews for Esquire Malaysia: Lawrence Wong, Jojo Struys and Jojo Goh. I also contributed a cover interview for Men's Health, featuring Wong Yu Jin.

I worked alongside a small, determined team at a boutique advertising agency, and appreciated the crunch. Among our clients were Honda Malaysia, IACT, and TGV Cinemas.

My first placement found me learning the ropes by being thrown into the lion's den. This was a medium-sized local agency with dedicated departments, where I learnt more about the how's and what's of traditional advertising. [And let's not forget the when's - that's some deadline humour for you].Among the organisations I worked with were Honda Malaysia, MASkargo, DagangNet, PIDM, and MIDF.