REINVENTING WITH INTENTION AND IMPACT

Sha-En Yeo

Singapore's first Happiness Scientist®️

Sha-En Yeo brings the science of wellbeing into everyday life. Trained in Applied Positive Psychology at the University of Pennsylvania, she translates research backed concepts into simple, practical strategies that help people sustain energy, resilience, and mental wellbeing at work and beyond.

As the founder of Happiness Scientists, Sha-En's work sits at the intersection of psychology, leadership, and lived experience, helping individuals and teams understand not just how to perform, but how to stay well while doing so

Having trained over 25,000 people across Singapore and the region, and recognised as one of LinkedIn Asia’s top mental health advocates, Sha-En is known for her ability to make complex ideas feel accessible, grounded, and immediately useful.

In conversation, she invites participants to start the year with intention, offering a gentle yet structured way to slow down, reconnect, and set direction. Through simple reflective practices, she explores how clarity and energy emerge when we create space to listen inward, and how small, intentional choices can shape what comes next.

Koh Seng Choon

Straits Times Singaporean of the Year 2024

Koh Seng Choon was trained in engineering and business in the UK, with a Master’s in Computer Integrated Manufacturing from Cranfield Institute of Technology. He began his career in heavy industry before working across mergers, acquisitions, and operational leadership in the UK, China, Indonesia, India, and the United States.

In 2010 he left his corporate career and founded Dignity Kitchen™ to give back to the community and offer people with disabilities a chance to support themselves and show the world their potential. Dignity Kitchen™ is Singapore’s first training school and hawker centre for persons with disabilities and the disadvantaged. The business has since expanded to Hong Kong, and Dignity Kitchen won the President’s Challenge Award, and was named a Champion of Change as part of The World’s 50 Best Restaurants.

Seng Choon will share his reinvention journey and reflect on building a social enterprise that creates pathways to skills, dignity, and employment for people with disabilities. on navigating scepticism, surviving the pandemic, and rebuilding after a devastating fire.

Su-Yen Wong *Host*

Board Director, Professor, Professional Speaker

Su-Yen Wong founded the Remarkable Reinventors Community in 2020 to bring together seasoned professionals navigating career pivots, portfolio careers, and new ventures - creating a space for shared stories, fresh perspectives, and mutual support.

After several decades advising and working with some of the world’s largest, most innovative, and complex organisations, she embarked on a portfolio career (before it was fashionable). She recognised how lonely it can be to step into a second chapter, and saw a need for a community for senior leaders intent on reinventing themselves with purpose.

Today, she is a board chair and an independent director of multiple public, private, and non-profit organisations in Australia, Asia, and the United States. She was the first female Chairperson of the Singapore Institute of Directors and is an Adjunct Professor at the National University of Singapore Business School. She is a Certified Speaking Professional (CSP) and her insights are regularly featured in print, broadcast, and online media. She is a LinkedIn Top Voice, and the Prestige Woman of Power 2025.