Green Transformation with Sustainability Excellence Associate (SEA) and B-Corp Processes

Jeffrey Koh is a transdisciplinary creative practitioner with a background in Fine Art, Experience Design, and Engineering Sciences. He has a Ph.D. from the National University of Singapore, and is a certified ACLP and CIRCO trainer.

With his diverse background and expertise, Jeffrey has worked on a range of projects including catwalk and fashion show designs for PRADA, advertising and gallery curation for KesselsKramer, and architecture and exhibition design for the Office for Metropolitan Architecture / Rem Koolhaas.

As a practising artist, Jeffrey has showcased his work in prestigious venues such as the Barbican and Southbank Centre in London, the Singapore Design Festival, and in galleries located in Munster, Berlin, Vienna, Crete, Tokyo, among other world-class venues.

Jeffrey has studied Semiotics and Fashion Photography and obtained his BFA in Monumental Kunst from the Aki Academy of Art and Design (ArtEZ) in Enschede, the Netherlands, as well as an MA in Creative Practice for Narrative Environments from Central Saint Martins College of Art & Design in London, United Kingdom. He also earned a d.MBA in business design in 2021.

Moreover, Jeffrey's research interests have focused on various topics related to HCI, HRI, interactivity, and transdisciplinary experimental creative practice. He obtained his PhD from the National University of Singapore and was a visiting research scholar at Keio University in Japan.

Previously, Jeffrey served as the UX Lead at the National Gallery Singapore, a Peer of the Australia Council for the Arts, a faculty Lecturer at UNSW, Vice President of Transmedia at Villains, and a Partner at Chemistry. He currently serves as an Advisory Board Member at Chemistry, as well as Ngee Ann Polytechnic's School of Design, is a founding member of the World Economic Forum Singapore Chapter, and is an Associate Professor at SIT, focusing on regenerative design and the circular economy.

Dr. Jisu Kim, an Assistant Professor at the Singapore Institute of Technology, holds a Ph.D. in Mass Communication from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities. Her research focuses on enhancing public engagement and trust through digital technologies, with a particular emphasis on social media and artificial intelligence. She has developed strategies and tools for better communication and audience interaction, collaborating with various organisations to achieve these goals. As an Affiliate Fellow at Yale Law School's Information Society Project, Dr. Kim's interdisciplinary approach integrates digital innovation with sustainability, making her expertise highly relevant to green transformation initiatives.

Mark Teo is an Assistant Professor of Design in the Business, Communication and Design cluster at the Singapore Institute of Technology. He has more than 15 years of experience, straddling practice and higher education, and has practiced in Singapore, Australia, and Canada. Mark is interested in how spaces impact people’s lifestylesand vice versa. He has crafted and overseen projects ranging from small lighting installations to conservation shophouses and multi-unit high-rise residential developments. Mark is a member of the Singapore Institute of Architects and served on the Sustainability Committee in 2009, during which he was a contributor to the institute’s policy paper on the attributes of a sustainable built environment. He is also serving on both the Sustainability Education Committee and the Sustainability Work Group at  the Singapore Institute of Technology. His current research interests are in human-centred design, sustainability, urban agriculture, and food security.

Thomas Goh is a faculty member at the Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT), specialising in the Digital Communications and Interactive Media program. He is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Business Administration at the Singapore University of Social Sciences, with a focus on Sustainable Digital Transformation, expected to be completed in 2025. With over two decades of professional experience in digital marketing and business transformation at companies like Microsoft, Citibank, and Ogilvy, Tom's teaching integrates practical industry insights with academic theories. His research centres on how small businesses can use digital technologies, particularly AI, to achieve sustainability goals. He actively contributes to the community, serving on the Executive Committees of the Interaction Design Foundation, Singapore Heart Foundation, and Singapore Cancer Society.

Bee Hian is an associate trainer at Capelle Consulting. With more than 20 years of Asia Pacific experience in market research and insights, she has worked with clients from diverse industries such as Banking, Electronics, FMCG, IT, Media and Pharmaceuticals to address different business needs and challenges. Being a keen follower of the developments in the sustainability sphere, Bee Hian is combining her interest in ESG issues with her business consulting skills to help more businesses get on board the sustainability bandwagon. From stakeholder communications to product redesigns, she has helped clients identify directions to start making a difference on the road towards sustainability.

Mia is a highly experienced learning consultant and courseware developer at Capelle Consulting, with over 20 years of expertise in capability development. She has collaborated with diverse industries to create and deliver impactful learning solutions that align with organisational goals. A passionate advocate for sustainability, Mia has completed the BCG RISE: Green Economy for Senior Leaders program and is a member of the International Society of Sustainability Professionals. Her recent work focuses on developing ESG-focused courseware, particularly in social and environmental areas, making sustainability concepts accessible. Mia is dedicated to empowering workers to understand and navigate the impacts of ESG on their roles, equipping them to embrace the challenges and opportunities of a sustainable future.