Pro bono award winners lauded for making a difference
At the end of his second year in law school, NUS School of Law alumnus Mr Will Jude Vimal Raj joined the migrant worker wing of the NUS Pro Bono Group. During his first meeting with charities that help migrant workers, he was struck by how much assistance they need in Singapore.
Opening the door to accountancy
SMU Master of Professional Accounting (MPA) graduate Wu Yingjia was featured in an article where she shared her thoughts about the programme. The MPA offers a path to an accounting-sector career and can be completed as a full-time one-year programme, or part-time over two years.
Foodie's recipe for success
SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business alumnus Anant Vikram Hada was featured in an article where he shared his investing strategy, immediate investment plans, biggest investing mistake and best investment move.
Active participation in overseas immersion creates a good workplace foundation
SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business alumnus and Director of Investments at Fundnel Low Wen Chun was featured in an article where he shared about his community service involvement and participation in SMU’s global exposure programme during his undergraduate days.
Banking now on start-ups instead of bank jobs
SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business alumnus Benjamin Twoon was featured in an article about the recent trend of banking executives leaving banking jobs in the finance sector for the start-up world.
From frying tarantulas to farming rice, Singaporean opens Asia's backstreets to travellers
In an interview with Channel NewsAsia, SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business alumnus Jamon Mok shared the genesis of his company, Backstreet Academy, a “peer-to-peer impact travel online platform for unique experiences in developing countries”.
More than skin deep
SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business alumna and co-founder of Porcelain, The Face Spa Pauline Ng was featured in a Straits Times article where she shared her business philosophy and values, as well as her working relationship with her mother.
Singapore’s Music Scene
SMU School of Economics alumnus and founder of Bandwagon Asia (an online platform which promotes local and regional music) Clarence Chan Xian Yao was invited for an interview on Channel NewsAsia to share more about developments in the local music scene.
Go big or home? Not for these e-commerce start-ups
SMU Lee Kong Chian School of Business alumnus and co-founder of fashion portal Refash (refash.sg, which helps women buy and sell second-hand clothes) Aloysius Sng was featured in a Straits Times article about e-commerce start-ups that are emerging in the local market.
