Tng Kwang Sim Email & Phone Number

Singapore

As an Event Risk Intelligence Analyst II, I am responsible for reporting US and international crisis events in real-time; analysing potential threats, risks, and impacts; and providing actionable intelligence through timely error-free reports for clientsSome events I took the lead in or otherwise reported on along with a global team of analysts include:• US winter storms and travel disruptions (end 2022)• Mall of America mass shooting in Minneapolis (Dec 2022)• Wildfires across Maui, Hawaii (Aug 2023)• Wildfire and hurricane season in the US (2022-24)• Siam Paragon Mall mass shooting in Bangkok, Thailand (Oct 2023)• Jehovah Witness convention improvised explosive blasts in Kochi, India (Oct 2023)• Ongoing Russia-Ukraine War• Ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict • 2024 US campus protests on the Israel-Hamas conflict• Islamic Resistance group drone strike on US Tower 22 military base near Syria-Jordan border (Jan 2024)• North Korean ballistic missile firing into the Sea of Japan (Jan 2024)• Attempted assassination of former US president Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania (Jul 2024)• Hurricane Helene (Sep 2024)• US East and Gulf Coast longshoremen port strike (Oct 2024)• Monitored a broad range of open-source/covert intelligence sources, made time-sensitive decisions regarding event reportability and managed customer inquiries effectively• Effectively managed high information loads, developed strong analytical and organisational skills, and demonstrated multitasking abilities in a 24/7 operational environment• Responded to client requests for customised intelligence briefs, addressed specific client risk concerns, and provided continual threat monitoring for client assets• Personally cross trained/mentored 3 analysts to achieve full competency in US crisis event reporting over a 6-month period• Successfully coordinated shift coverage duties for over 12 analysts across 3 different time zones as a shift coordinator

Singapore

• Conceptualised, planned and successfully executed the 2021 Southeast Asian Collaborative Meeting on Safeguarding Intangible Cultural Heritage symposium, an international-level collaboration between Singapore and South Korea involving speakers and moderators from 8 Asia-Pacific countries and over 300 attendees.• Successfully organised an online webinar series to commemorate Singapore’s successful 2020 UNESCO hawker culture inscription that attracted over 650 international attendees.• Developed strong task management and organisational capabilities as the primary contact point for NHB’s Heritage Research Grant scheme.• Active involvement in Project Management – coordinated end-to-end execution of mandates, ensuring deadlines and milestones of 45 grant recipients were adhered to.• Successfully increased intra-organisation efficiency by establishing a 12-member workgroup which helped strengthen research synergies and encouraged cross-departmental collaborations.• Handpicked as secretary for the weekly Senior Management meetings (August to October 2021) as part of a stretch tasking; closely liaised with Chief Executive and senior management on agenda matters, drafted meeting minutes within a 24-hour turnaround period and served as the sole contact point for all meeting matters. • Successfully organised the 2018 and 2019 divisional budget retreats, submissions, team bonding and quarterly finance reviews.• Produced quality reports and documentation including award proposals, progress reports, media updates and stakeholder presentations

• Conducted research and analysis on global terrorism developments

• Successfully executed the shortlisting, interviewing and selection of 40 scholars in 2014 for IDA’s Infocomm Scholarship Scheme.• Heavily involved in managing stakeholder relationships, identifying talents and managing scholar development with a structured workflow and timeframe to ensure smooth operational flow.• Created and updated essential documentation to track scholarship applications and scholar progress.