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Fact Sheet: ACCORD and Its Members for Term 2018 – 2020 Fact Sheet: ACCORD and its Members for Term 2018 – 2020 27 Jul 2018 The Advisory Council on Community Relations in Defence (ACCORD) was established by MINDEF in January 1984 as a channel for the community to provide feedback on MINDEF/SAF's policies and programmes and other issues related to Singapore's defence. After the restructuring in 2014, ACCORD has deepened engagements with employers, businesses, families, the community and educational institutions through its Councils. See Figure 1 for the structure of ACCORD and its Co-Chairpersons for the term 2018 - 2020. Figure 1: Structure of ACCORD 1 The ACCORD membership list for the term 2018-2020 is provided in Table 1. Table 1: ACCORD Membership List ACCORD (Main) S/N Name and Appointment S/N Name and Appointment Mr Heng Chee How Dr Mohamad Maliki Bin Osman Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Defence Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Defence & Ministry of Foreign Affairs 1. Co-Chairman ACCORD 2. Co-Chairman ACCORD Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (E&B) and ACCORD (EI) Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (F&C) Mr Chee Hong Tat Mr Tony Chew Leong Chee Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Trade and Executive Chairman, Asia Resource Corporation 3. Industry & Ministry of Education 4. Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (E&B) Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (EI) 5. Ms Claire Chiang 6. Ms Sylvia Lim 2 Senior Vice President, Banyan Tree Holdings Member of Parliament, Aljunied GRC Ltd Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (F&C) Mr Henry Kwek Ms Rahayu Mahzam 7. 8. Member of Parliament, Nee Soon GRC Member of Parliament, Jurong GRC Mr David Boey Mr Chris Edwards Deputy Director, Corporate Communications SMRT 9. Head of College, United World College of South 10. Corporation East Asia Defence Blogger Mr David Chua Mr Douglas Foo 11. 12. CEO, National Youth Council President, Singapore Manufacturing Federation Mr Edward Leong Mr Ignatius Low 13. Chief Executive Officer, SAFRA National 14. Chief Marketing Officer, Singapore Press Holdings (SPH) Service Association BG (NS) Ishak Ismail Ms Jeanie Tan 15. Regional Director (APAC) 16. Group Director (Partnership), People’s Association BAE Systems Hägglunds AB Mr Letchumanan Narayanan Ms Joanna Portilla Director (Resilience and Engagement Division), Ministry 17. Patron, People's Association (PA) Women's 18. of Culture, Community and Youth (with effect from 1 Integration Network (WIN) Council August 2018) Ms Liew Wei Li Mr Ng Chin Hwee 19. Deputy Director-General Education (Schools) 20. Executive Vice President (HR & Operations), Singapore and Director of Schools, MOE Airlines Limited (SIA) Mr Roland Ng Mr Peter Lam Kok Wai 21. 22. President, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Principal and CEO, Temasek Polytechnic Industry Prof Tan Eng Chye Mr Tan Hee Teck 23. 24. President, National University of Singapore CEO, Resorts World at Sentosa Pte Ltd Mr Teo Siong Seng Mr Wee Chorng Kien Kurt 25. 26. Chairman, Singapore Business Federation President, Association of Small & Medium Enterprise Dr Yek Tiew Ming Ms Yeung Shuk Lin 27. 28. Principal, ITE College East Chief Editor (Singapore News), Mediacorp Pte Ltd 3 ACCORD (E&B) S/N Name and Appointment S/N Name and Appointment Mr Heng Chee How* Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Defence Mr Tony Chew Leong Chee* 1. Co-Chairman ACCORD 2. Executive Chairman, Asia Resource Corporation Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (E&B) and Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (E&B) ACCORD (EI) Mr Abu Bakar Mr Chng Kai Fong 3. Managing Director (Gas & Specialised Vessels), 4. Managing Director, Singapore Economic Development Keppel Offshore & Marine Board Dr Claus Trenner Mr Douglas Foo* 5. President, Singapore-German Chamber of 6. President, Singapore Manufacturing Federation Industry & Commerce Mr Dwight Hutchins Mr Erman Tan 7. Chairman, American Chambers of Commerce in 8. President, Singapore Human Resources Institute Singapore Mr Eugene Seah Hsiu-Min Mr Haslam Preeston 9. Senior Director (Special Projects), GCEO's 10. Regional Managing Director, Jardine Cycle & Carriage Office, Surbana Jurong Pte Ltd Mr Loh Khai Peng Mr Ignatius Low* 11. 12. Managing Director, Growth and Emerging Markets, Chief Marketing Officer, SPH Hewlett Packard Enterprise Singapore Mr Neil Parekh Mr Ng Chin Hwee* 13. Vice-Chairman, Singapore Indian Chamber of 14. Executive Vice President (HR and Operations), SIA Commerce & Industry Mr Roland Ng San Tiong* Mr R Dhinakaran 15. 16. President, Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & President, Singapore Retailers Association Industry Mr Shamir Rahim Mr Saw Ken Wye 17. 18. President, Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce & President, SGTech Industry COL(NS) Tan Khong Wee Mr Tan Hee Teck* 19. 20. Comd 5 SIB CEO, Resorts World at Sentosa Pte Ltd Director, L-TAC Machine Tools Pte Ltd Mr Thomas Sim Mr Teo Siong Seng* 21. 22. Second Deputy Chairman, Singapore Logistics Chairman, Singapore Business Federation Association Mr Wee Chorng Kien, Kurt* 23. President, Association of Small & Medium Enterprise 4 * denotes members in both ACCORD (Main) and an ACCORD Council ACCORD (F&C) S/N Name and Appointment S/N Name and Appointment Dr Mohamad Maliki Bin Osman* Ms Claire Chiang* Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) & Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) Senior Vice President 1. 2. Chairman ACCORD Banyan Tree Holdings Ltd Co-Chair of ACCORD (E&B), ACCORD (EI) & Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (F&C) ACCORD (F&C) Mr Anbarasu Rajendran DAC(NS) Charles Ng Kok Wee 3. Chief Executive Officer 4. NS Commander Mentor, ‘F’ Division Singapore Indian Development Association Singapore Police Force COL (NS) Edwan Nizar Bin Ahadan Mr Edward Leong* Deputy Division Commander (NS), 5. 6. Chief Executive Officer, SAFRA National Service 4th SCDF Division Association Singapore Civil Defence Force Ms Ho Shiong Yee Mr Eugene Wee Liang Min 7. 8. Vice Chairperson, NTUC Women’s Committee News Editor, The New Paper, SPH Office Administrator, Polyolefin Company (S) Pte Ltd BG (NS) Ishak Ismail* Mr Jason Wong Seng Yoong 9. Regional Director (APAC), BAE Systems 10. Founder, Dads for Life Movement and Yellow Ribbon Hägglunds AB Project Ms Joanna Portilla* Ms Jeanie Tan* 11. Patron, People's Association (PA) Women's 12. Group Director (Partnership), People’s Association Integration Network (WIN) Council Mr Letchumanan Narayanan* Mr Kelvin Ang 13. 14. Director (Resilience and Engagement Division), Ministry Founder, Cheekiemonkies Blog of Culture, Community and Youth (with effect from 1 August 2018) Ms Lynn Koh Mr Mark Mah Director, Family Support Division, Family 15. 16. Development Group Executive Director, Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations Ministry of Social and Family Development BG (NS) Sarbjit Singh Mdm Rahayu Buang 17. 18. Senior Formation Officer, Republic of Singapore Air Chief Executive Officer, Yayasan MENDAKI Force 5 Mrs Sher-Li Torrey Ms Yeung Shuk Lin* 19. Founder & Director, Mums@Work 20. Chief Editor (Singapore News) Host, WomenTalk Mediacorp Pte Ltd COL(NS) Zee Yoong Kang Brigade Commander, HQ 9th Singapore Infantry 21. Brigade Singapore Armed Forces * denotes members in both ACCORD (Main) and an ACCORD Council ACCORD (EI) S/N Name and Appointment S/N Name and Appointment Mr Heng Chee How* Mr Chee Hong Tat* Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Defence Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Trade and Industry 1. Co-Chairman ACCORD 2. & Ministry of Education Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (E&B) and Co-Chairperson of ACCORD (EI) ACCORD (EI) Mr Brandon Lee Prof Arnoud De Meyer Group Director (Regulation, Fraud and Enforcement) 3. 4. President, Singapore Management University Director-General (Private Education), SkillsFuture Singapore Prof Cheong Hee Kiat Prof Chong Tow Chong 5. President, Singapore University of Social 6. President, Singapore University of Technology and Sciences Design Mr Chris Edwards* Mr Daniel Ang 7. 8. Head of College, United World College of South Principal, Hai Sing Catholic School East Asia Mr David Boey* Defence Blogger Mr David Chua* 9. Deputy Director, 10. Chief Executive Officer, National Youth Council Corporate Communications SMRT Corporation Ltd Mr Divian Nair Ms Goh Sin Hwee 11. Founder, "We are Majulah" Initiative 12. Associate Editor, LianHe ZaoBao, Singapore Press Chief Executive Officer, Storyteller Productions Holdings Mr Lim Teck Yin 13. Ms Liew Wei Li* 14. Chief Executive Officer, Sport Singapore 6 Deputy Director-General Education (Schools) and Director of Schools, Ministry of Education Ms Melissa Maria Mr Ng Boon Kiat 15. Principal, Global Indian International School, 16. Principal, Commonwealth Secondary School Punggol (SMART Campus) Mr Puvan Ariaratnam Mr Peter Lam* 17. 18. Director, Character & Citizenship Education, Ministry Principal and CEO, Temasek Polytechnic of Education Mr Rob Burrough Prof Subra Suresh 19. 20. Principal, Anglo-Chinese School (International) President, Nanyang Technological University Mr Tan Chun Ming Prof Tan Eng Chye* 21. Cluster Superintendent, South 6, Ministry of 22. President, National University of Singapore Education Prof Tan Thiam Soon Dr Yek Tiew Ming* 23. 24. President, Singapore Institute of Technology Principal, ITE College East Mr Yeo Li Pheow 25. Principal and CEO, Republic Polytechnic * denotes members in both ACCORD (Main) and an ACCORD Council Fact Sheet: - Fact Sheet: ACCORD's Support for National Service (MINDEF_20180727002_1.pdf) Speech: - Speech by Senior Minister of State for Defence Mr Heng Chee How at ACCORD Appreciation and Appointment Function 2018 (MINDEF_20180728001_2.pdf) News Release: - ACCORD Builds on Past Initiatives to Widen Reach and Impact (MINDEF_20180727002.pdf) 7 .
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