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In THKMC, Jason has served in various departments, including Information Technology, Corporate Development and Food Operations. He has also served as the Director of Administration, Human Resources, and Elderly Services at THKMC, which gave him a 360-understanding of THKMC’s corporate functions, business pillars as well as the suite of social services for its diverse clients.
Jason studied Human Resources and Management at Murdoch University, and obtained his Master of Science in Marketing from Baruch College (New York).
Teo Choon Chuan joined THKMC on 15 June 2017 as the Divisional Director for Administration and Projects. Prior to joining THKMC, he spent 10 years with the Ministry of Health, contributing to the emergency preparedness of public healthcare institutions. Prior to joining MOH, Choon Chuan was with ST Electronics for 3 years and the Singapore Armed Forces for 13 years. He was a dual-track officer who had held command and staff appointments in the combat and logistics formations in the SAF.
Choon Chuan obtained his Masters of Science (Defence Technology) degree from Cranfield University (Royal Military College of Science), UK, and Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) degree from Nanyang Technological University. He also obtained a Graduate Diploma in Financial Management and Certificate for Commercial Law from the Singapore Institute of Management and Temasek Polytechnic respectively.
Ms Fatima Mustafa joined THKMC on 1 July 2020 as a Divisional Director of the Programme Development and Innovation Office (PDIO). She was leading the Strategy and Innovation Division (SID) which drives the organisation’s strategic plans with her team who are also responsible for programme development and innovation in THKMC’s services. She now leads the Digital Innovation & Technology Division (DIT).
Ms Fatima is a veteran of the social services sector with 2 decades of experience of working in public sector agencies. She was conferred the Public Service Administration Medal for Efficiency (Bronze) in 2014. Her last portfolio in the public sector was with the Ministry of Social and Family Development as the Director of Disability Office. She has worked in the private sector driving corporate HR and for Temasek Foundation in the capacity of Director of Programmes.
She has a Master of Science (MSC) in Human Resource Management from Rutgers University and a Master of Science (MSC) in Early Childhood Education from Wheelock College in addition to a Bachelor of Science (BSc)(Hons) in Economics and Management from University of London.
Alex, a CPA Australia and Chartered Accountant Malaysia since 1998, has over 30 years of professional experience in audit, banking, financial controlling and managing Finance Shared Services Centres across various industries. Before joining THKMC, Alex served as the CFO of voestalpine Specialty Metals Pte Ltd in Singapore, a subsidiary of the leading global steel and technology group from Austria for over seven years. In this role, he oversaw the Finance & Administration functions for the Asia Pacific and Middle East regions, while also managing the Global Oil and Gas business units located in North America, the North Sea and APME. Prior to this, he was the CFO of a local group of companies for more than three years. Besides Singapore, Alex has experience setting up and managing companies across Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Myanmar, Laos, and China.
Mr Lee Jin Hwui brings over 25 years of HR experience across global businesses, public service, and corporate environments. As Chief People Officer at THKMC, he is dedicated to harnessing the strength of THKMC’s human capital to fulfill the organisation’s vision and mission.
Throughout his career, Jin has played a pivotal role in workforce optimisation, enhancing organisational culture, and spearheading digital HR initiatives. He is highly skilled in managing diverse teams and aligning HR strategies with business goals.
Jin holds an MBA from Murdoch University and is certified as an IHRP Senior Professional. He is committed to creating people-centric HR solutions that foster inclusive workplaces where employees can thrive and achieve their full potential.
Mr Andy Lee joined THKMC in February 2012, after his experience in the financial sector. He has served in several functions including administration, procurement and volunteer management before heading THK Home Care & Home Help Services Division in 2018. THK Home Care & Home Help Services Division has grown in capacity and capabilities culminating in the Service Excellence Medal in the National Healthcare Innovation Project 2020.In 2021, he was also appointed the Divisional Director for THK Elderly Services Division. From Jul 2021 to Jun 2022, he was appointed by the Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) as a work group member to produce the Good Practices Handbook for Home Care. In the same year, he was also spotlighted as one of the 40-Under-40 by NCSS. In 2022, his Division received two Gold Awards in the Community Care Excellence Awards for Productivity Improvement and Client Experience respectively. Andy was also recognised in Dec 2022 with the Public Service Medal (COVID-19).
From July 2023, both divisions merged into THK Seniors’ Community Services, and under his leadership, THK AAC @ Bedok was proudly featured at the National Day Rally 2023.
Andy holds a Bachelor in Commerce in Management and Marketing from Murdoch University, and was the inaugural batch of graduates from SUSS’ Masters in Non-Profit Management programme in 2018. His interests include sports and reading.
Ms Christina Loh joined THKMC in June 2021 as the Superintendent of THK Home for Disabled @ Sembawang. She was subsequently appointed Director of Homes in July 2023 and now helms THK Disability Services as the Deputy Chief.
Christina holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Biochemistry with Honours from National University Singapore (NUS) and has previously been involved with breast cancer research with the Singapore General Hospital (SGH). Having served in both public and private healthcare for over two decades, Christina is also trained in Lean Healthcare with University of Michigan and Advanced Certificate in Learning and Performance (ACLP) certified trainer.
Beyond work, Christina is a certified personal trainer and fitness enthusiast, having accomplished many marathons both locally and overseas and took part in many competitive fitness races.
Agatha Tan is the Chief of SQC Office (Nursing, Psychology, Therapy) and the Chief of Therapy Services. As a core member in THKMC’s senior management team, she has headed various THKMC social services since 2006.
Respected internationally and in Singapore as a pioneer and leading specialist in the fields of early intervention for infants and children (EIPIC) as well as persons with disabilities, Agatha has seeded and expanded THKMC suite of community support.
She is credited as one of the pioneers to establish EIPIC in Singapore. Today, THKMC has four EIPIC centres in each geographical region serving a total of more than 800 infants and children with disabilities. To provide seamless 360-social services from children to the elderly, she took on THKMC’s adult services in 2018 where she oversees three residential care facilities, two Day Activity Centres and one Sheltered Workshop.
A celebrated coach and mentor, Agatha has established professional human resource practices and policies to ensure quality service to all stakeholders. To uplift industry standards and capabilities, she spearheaded career planning and talent development for professional and direct care staff under her care. Her astute business acumen sees an annual fiscal turnover of S$11 million for the adult services plus building a 2-year reserve for the EIPIC centres.
Under her stewardship, THKMC has become one of the leading organisations and a key community partner in the children’s and adults’ disability space. She is actively involved in the development of an outcome system. Agatha is part of the steering team alongside consultants from KK Children’s and Women’s Hospital to develop and pilot the current children services through Project ECHO. Since then, ECHO has been successfully launched as a resource and data bank with its holistic outcome system being implemented nationally by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF). Agatha now leads Project FROM, a future-centric framework based on Project ECHO fundamental principles.
A sought-after thought leader and speaker, she lectures part-time on modules concerning infant and child development, health and safety. Agatha is deeply involved in the, 2007 to 2011 and 2012 to 2016, Early Intervention sub-committee of the Enabling Masterplan, a national blueprint spearheaded by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF). She represents the social service sector in the Skill Framework Workstream under the Social Service SkillsFuture Tripartite Taskforce (STT) spearheaded by MSF and coordinated by the National Council of Social Services in 2019.
In her personal capacity, Agatha is a notable change agent. She is committed to bettering herself and devoted to the betterment of others by enhancing the lives of the people and the community that she serves. Agatha has a degree in education from the University of Melbourne.