How to be a great leader, from top women executives in Singapore
This International Women's Day, who better to glean advice on success from than the 10 ladies in The Peak Power List 2015?
The Peak Power List 2015: Paying tribute to women in power
The Peak Power List 2015 recognised the achievements of 10 outstanding women in front of more than 100 guests and readers of The Peak. With Maserati ... Read More...
Ladies First – On the Ground at Power List 2015
The Peak celebrates female movers and shakers in a very special edition of its annual Power List.
The Peak Power List 2015: Yasmin Khan
Yasmin Khan, senior vice-president for DHL Express South-east Asia and South Asia, has certainly made it her business to explore uncharted territory. It only makes sense - her childhood ambition was to be an oceanographer.
The Peak Power List 2015: Ivy Ng
The CEO of Singapore Health Services has strived for - and achieved - much for the medical industry in Singapore.
The Peak Power List 2015: Chong Ee Rong
Meet the kingmaker. Ogilvy PR's managing director speaks about stepping up to the top position.
The Peak Power List 2015: Tan Su Shan
Not many people would have the guts to call off a meeting with prospective investors. But that is exactly what Tan Su Shan, MD and Group Head of Consumer Banking and Wealth Investment at DBS Bank, did many years ago.
The Peak Power List 2015: Tan Yen Yen
Tan Yen Yen, Regional VP and MD (Asiapac South) of SAS, is a bold leader who has shaken up the tech industry throughout her illustrious career.
The Peak Power List 2015: Rachel Eng
Since her appointment as Managing Partner of WongPartnership LLP, Rachel Eng is the first and only female to rise to the position in a Big Four law firm, to date.
The Peak Power List 2015: Chew Gek Khim
Since wresting control of Straits Trading from the Lee family of OCBC Bank in a high-profile corporate battle, and becoming its executive chairman, Chew has had little time for herself.