Our Team

andrew Andrew Wang: Andrew believes that social entrepreneurs are visionary mobilizers of capital, talent and ideas who use market forces to drive social change. An avid diver and traveller, Andrew has led conservation expeditions to the Himalayas in India and to coastal communities in Southern Thailand and Sabah.
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Tomithy Too: Tomithy is currently a 2nd year student in NUS studying computational biology. He truly believes that many of the world problems can be resolved through creative, reasoned and sustainable innovations – and that is exactly what social entrepreneurship is about. He shares his passion for social entrepreneurship with idealism’s flair, eager to inspire other towards similar efforts and impress upon others an onus towards humanity’s condition, while getting he labours on to acquire critical knowledge, skillets, networks, experience in order to better initiate and serve social enterprises. He is primarily inspired by his mentor, Mr Tong, and motivated by the intrinsic value he sees in all Life.
liling2 Chen Li Ling: Inspired by her tutor at School of Thought, a local social enterprise that aims to help students think more critically and broadly about both national and global affairs, Li Ling feels strongly that individuals have great power to make the society a better one for all. Her first venture into SE was through helping out in the National SE Competition in Taiwan. Since then, she has been working on research and doing write-ups on local SEs. Li Ling is a Year 1 Arts student planning to major in Economics.
ryan Ryan Tng: Ryan believes in an optimal globaly ecosystem that will only be attained when Man’s know-how is at equilibrium with his own competitive edge. While there are many aspects of man’s know-how, social innovation is one aspect that is gaining much prominence in recent years as more witness the positive leverage it can have upon targeted groups/communities. Having previously interacted with youth leaders from the IMF-World Bank Meeting 2006 and communities from his Youth Expedition Trip to Cambodia, he understands that resources are actually available to drive social entrepreneurship. However, the challenge will lie in overcoming the initial inertia and managing theses resources effectively in the long run.

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 Heather Chi: Heather is a 3rd year Geography major and freelance writer/researcher with a keen interest in the issues of food security, human rights and community research. She is currently director of an anti-hunger initiative, Food for All, as well as an undergraduate social research initiative, WeSearch!.