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105 ORGANISATIONAL CHART Organisational Chart Board Committees Advisory Panels Human Community Capital and 4ST Strategic Sun Ray Review Executive Chest Organisation Review Panel Scheme Panel Committee Committee Development Committee Services Audit Investment Committee Committee Committee BoardNCSS of Council, Internal Management, Audit CEO Translational Social Executive Office Committees, Research Division and Corporate Listings Development & Fund-Raising & Human Capital Sector Strategy Service Planning Communications Engagement Group Development Group Group & Funding Group Group Administration Community Chest Pumpkin Squad Capability Fund Allocation & Community Funding Corporate President’s Sector Manpower Pumpkin Lab Communications Challenge Secretariat and Organisation Membership Development & Strategy Service Planning Implementation Finance Relations & Standards & Engagement Social Service Institute Strategy Human Resource Development Strategies & Operations Social Service Info-Communication Leadership Unit System Volunteer Resource Optimisation Knowledge & Risk Management Planning & Organisation Development 106 107 NCSS ANNUAL REPORT 2019 BOARD OF COUNCIL BOARD NCSS oF COUNCIL 15 Adj Assoc Prof Kevin Lim 18 Dr Lee Tung Jean 21 Seow Choke Meng BBM, PBM PPA (P) BBM, PBM Member Ministry of Social and Family Member Development Representative 5 19 16 Latiff bin Ibrahim 22 Adj Assoc Prof 22 PBM 19 Martin Tan Member Mariam Aljunied Member PPA (P), PPA (G) Member 17 Adj Assoc Prof Lee Cheng 20 Puvan Ariaratnam PPA(G), JP PPA(P), PBS, PPA(G) Member Member 4 9 11 16 10 15 17 7 21 3 12 1 Anita Fam Siu Ping JP, BBM, PBM 18 President 2 Chan Chia Lin 6 Vice President 3 Robert Chew BBM, PBM 7 Dr Cheong Choong Kong 11 Eugene Seow PBM Vice President BBM Member Member 4 Phillip Tan 12 Girija Pande PPA(G) PJG, JP, BBM(L), BBM, PBM 8 Chern Siang Jye Member Chairman of Community Chest Ministry of Health Representative PBM 14 13 Keith Chua 20 8 13 BBM, PBM 5 Ooi Chee Kar 9 Cyril Chua Member Honorary General Secretary Member 2 14 Kevin Gerard Wong BBM, PBM 1 6 Tan Khiaw Ngoh JP 10 Eric Teng Member Honorary Treasurer Member 108 109 NCSS ANNUAL REPORT 2019 SENIOR MANAGEMENT Senior NCSS 12 Dr Chu Chi Meng 17 Pearlyn Tseng 21 Tan Suan Ee Director, Translational Social Director, Corporate Head, Internal Audit Research Division Communications Management (from 1 February 2020) 22 Dr Victor Goh 18 Priscilla Gan Director, Social Service 13 Elaine Loo Director, Relations & Institute Director, Membership & 8 19 Engagement 14 Strategy Implementation 23 Yong Siow Yin 19 Rae Lee 18 Director, Social Service 14 Fazlin Abdullah Director, Strategies & Leadership Unit Director, Research & Strategy Operations (from 1 April 2019) 21 Development (until 31 January 2020) 20 Tan Kok Hoe Director, Finance 15 Jestine Choo (until 28 October 2019) Director, Finance (from 1 November 2019) 13 16 Low Wan Ve Director, Human Resource and Planning & Organisation 15 3 Development 5 16 10 22 23 12 7 6 1 Sim Gim Guan 4 Tina Hung 7 Dr Andrew Lim PPA(P), PPA(P)(T) PPA(P) Director, Volunteer Resource Chief Executive Officer, NCSS Deputy Chief Executive Optimisation (until 31 May 2020) Officer, NCSS (until 31 March 2020) Group Director, Corporate Development & Group Director, Service 8 Anjan Ghosh Communications Planning & Funding Group Director, Sector Manpower (until 31 May 2020) (until 31 March 2020) and Organisation Development Senior Consultant (from 1 April 2020) 2 Tan Li San 17 Chief Executive Officer - 9 Belinda Tan Director, Fund Allocation 9 Designate, NCSS (until 31 May 2020) 5 Angela Yak PPA(G) Chief Executive Officer, NCSS Group Director, (from 1 June 2020) Sector Strategy Group 10 Bruce Liew Director, Corporate Services Group Director, Corporate Development & Communications (from 1 June 2020) 6 Charmaine Leung Group Director, Fund-raising & 11 Chan Whee Peng Director, Service Planning & 11 Engagement Group Standards 1 20 Managing Director, 2 4 3 Dr Fermin Diez Community Chest Deputy Chief Executive Officer, NCSS Group Director, Human Capital & Organisation Development Group 110 111 NCSS ANNUAL REPORT 2019 NCSS COMMITTEES NCSS COMMITTEES Executive Committee Members Services Committee 4ST Strategic Review Panel Ms Nancy Ng Mr Andrew da Roza Mdm Neo Lay Tin Chairman Ms Audrey Tan, PPA(G) (until 31 December 2019) Chairperson Ms Anita Fam Siu Ping, JP, BBM, PBM Ms Anita Fam Siu Ping, JP, BBM, PBM Mr Chew Sutat (from 1 August 2019) Dr Ng Chee Keong Vincent Mr Chris Chong Mr Robert Chew, BBM, PBM (Chairperson) Ms Ngo Lee Yian Mr Andrew Buay Vice Chairmen Mr Foo Say Thye (from 1 September 2019) Vice-Chairperson and Service Advisor, Ms Ang Bee Lian, PPA (E) Ms Chan Chia Lin COL Goh Si Mien, PPA(G)(T) Mr Pathnapuram Manoj Children, Youth & Family Services Ms Chan Chia Lin Mr Robert Chew, BBM, PBM (from 1 August 2018 to 9 January 2020) Ms Peng Hai Ying Ms Lee Mui Ling Mr Cyril Chua, BBM, PBM Ms Chew Seow Chien Mr Peter Tan Mr Eugene Seow, PBM Honorary Treasurer Ms Ng Ling Ling, PPA(P) Ms Porsche Poh Sow Chan Service Advisor, Caregiver Mr Girija Pande Ms Tan Khiaw Ngoh, JP Mr Nicholas Kong, PPA(P) Dr Roland Yeow Theng Nam Ms Pearlyn Phau & Eldercare Services Mr Martin Tan (from 1 September 2019) and MOH Representative Mr Nicholas Lee Member Mr Peter Wee, PPA(G)(T), PBS(T) Ms Ruth Chua Mr Bernard Lee, P.Kepujian Mr Robert Chew, BBM, PBM Mr Eugene Seow, PBM Mr Puvan Ariaratnam, PPA(P), PBS, Dr Soon Su-Chuin Mr Girija Pande PPA(G) (from 1 September 2019) Service Advisor, Caregiver Dr Lee Tung Jean, PPA (P) Mr Richard Sim, BBM, PBM Mrs Stephenie Khoo & Eldercare Services Mr Phillip Tan, PJG, JP, BBM(L), BBM, PBM Mr Robert Chew, BBM, PBM Ms Tan Peng Chian Ms Suree Rohan and AIC Representative Leadership Selection Panel Ms Tan Sze Wee Mr Tan Kwang Hwee Mr Chern Siang Jye, PPA(G) Mr Teo Tee Loon COL Tan Tiong Keat, PPA(G)(T) Chairpersons Ms Vivienne Ng, P.Kepujian, PBS Audit Committee (from 10 January 2020) Service Advisor, Children, Youth Mr Sim Gim Guan, PPA(P), PPA(P)(T) Mr Yap Poh Kheng Mr Wilson Lim, PBS & Family Services Dr Fermin Diez Mr Yang Tse Pin Mr Sallim Bin Abdul Kadir, JP, BBM, PBM Ms Tina Hung, PPA(P) Chairman Mr Yek Boon Seng Ms Ooi Chee Kar Ms Young Jin Yee Service Advisor, Disability Services Members VCF Evaluation Panel Adj Assoc Prof Kevin Lim, BBM, PBM Mr Abhimanyau Pal Members Ms Adrienne Sng Hwi Cheng Chairpersons Mr Danny Koh Service Advisor, Disability Services Ms Agatha Tan Prof Ho Lai Yun, JP, BBM, PBM, PBS Mr Gerard Tan, PBM Human Capital and Adj Assoc Prof Mariam Aljunied, Ms Agnes Chia (until 31 August 2019) Ms Ang Bee Lian, PPA(P) , PBM PPA(P), PPA(G) , PPA(E) Mr Keith Chua Organisation Development Ms Ang Bee Lian Mr Latiff bin Ibrahim, PBM Mr Anjan Ghosh Members Mr Puvan Ariaratnam, PPA(P), PBS, Committee Service Advisor, Mental Health Services Ms Audrey HG Tan, PPA(G) Mr Eugene Seah PPA(G) and Community Chest Representative (from 15 March 2018) Dr Mathew Mathews Chairman Mr Andrew da Roza Mr Benjamin Jeyaraj William, PBS Mr Sim Gim Guan, PPA(P), PPA(P)(T) , BBM Ms Clare Yeo, P.Kepujian Dr Cheong Choong Kong Dr Soon Su-Chuin Service Advisor, Mental Health Services Ms Han Yah Yee Ms Tina Hung, PPA(P) Community Chest Members Adj Assoc Prof Lee Cheng, PPA(G), JP Mr Ho Siew Cheong Dr Victor Tong Committee Prof Tsui Kai Chong Mrs Irene Loi Mr Robert Chew, BBM, PBM Members (until 31 August 2019) Mr Eugene Seow, PBM Mr Bernard Chew, P.Kepujian Mr James Tan Chairman Mr Eric Teng, BBM, PBM MOE Representative Ms Jennifer Teoh, P.Kepujian, PBS Mr Phillip Tan, PJG, JP, BBM(L), BBM, PBM Mr Seow Choke Meng, BBM, PBM (till 31 December 2019) Mrs Jenny Bong Mrs Boon-Ngee Sebastian, (until 31 August 2019) Advisor Tote Board Representative Mrs June Tham-Toh Syn Yuen Ms Jennie Chua, JP, PJG, BBM, PPA(P), PBM Ms Carol Chua, Ms Junie Foo Investment Committee MSF Representative (from 1 September 2019) Vice-Chairmen Mr Chew Kwee San, PBM Ms Kang Poh Sim Mr Chew Kwee San, PBM Chairman 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Missionaries Of Mary Lions Befrienders Service Association Pemudi Melayu (Malay Youth Literary *SCAPE CO., LTD. Binjaitree Chinese Counselling Society (Singapore) Friends of the Disabled Society (Singapore) Association) 365 Cancer Prevention Society Bishan Home for the Intellectually Disabled Chinese Development Assistance Council Friends-In-Deed Counselling Society Lions Community Service Foundation PERTAPIS Education and Welfare Centre Abilities Beyond Limitations And Bizlink Centre Singapore Ltd Chinese Women’s Association GEM New Start Centre Limited (Singapore) Philippine Bayanihan Society (Singapore) Expectations
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