Fellow member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Singapore
Group Chief Corporate Officer, Singtel (from April 2015 to April 2021)
Board member of Prison Fellowship Singapore (from 2022)
Worked in Christian Halfway House from 2014-2020. Prior to working in Halfway House, was in Sales & Marketing in building industries and an Operation Manager in F & B. Joined TTP as volunteer in 2023.
A dedicated and enthusiastic volunteer who has been involved in prison ministry since 2018, while nurturing a passion for outreach and missions that began in 2012. Prior to this, she has more than a decade of corporate experience in management and international business.
Ms Gan is a member of the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants. She is the Managing Director of Group Finance in Singtel and has a wide range of experience from various roles in finance, strategy and marketing. She is a council member in both the Home Detention Advisory Committee and Mandatory Aftercare Committee for Singapore Prison Service.
Catherine currently runs Arkwater.com, a company focused on water filtration. Prior to this, she had a career in the banking & finance industry for 2 decades before retiring to bring up her children.
She has been an active volunteer with the Salt & Light Group Prisons Ministry since 2011.
Started her career with Food from the Heart as a pioneer staff where she specialised in volunteer management, partnership engagements and development projects.
She went on to provide consultancy and training in psychosocial and leadership programmes since 2007.
She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Counselling.
April is a Christ-follower for whom The Turning Point was an answered prayer for opportunities to serve a community beyond her local church and clients. She oversees small groups in Covenant Evangelical Free Church and is a partner at Lee & Lee’s Litigation & Dispute Resolution practice group.
Ralph is a practicing lawyer with almost 30 years advising Singapore companies and multi-national corporations in a broad range of corporate transactions. He has also sat on the board of a SGX listed company.
Calvin advocates empowering the vulnerable, intergenerational bridge-building and inspiring the young, devoting his time towards various causes including prison ministries, food distribution and mentoring programs. He was also moved to volunteer full-time to assist during the COVID pandemic.
| Finance | Human Resource | Nominations | Programme | Casework |
| Gan Siok Hoon (Chair) | Joyce Neo (Chair) | Catherine Khoo | Carol Wee (Chair) | Joyce Neo (Chair) |
| Catherine Khoo | Lilian Wang | Jeann Low | Amanda Ng | Ralph Lim |
| Lam Wai Seng | Ralph Lim | Amanda Ng | April Cheah | Carol Wee |
| Christina A. | Christina A. | Calvin Chan | Joseph Chan | Steve Boey |
| Amy Loh | Lilian Wang | Eunice Quek | ||
| Jaymie Wong | Christina A. | |||
| Christina A. | ||||
| Eunice Quek |
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The Turning Point is a Christian charity organisation that reaches out to women seeking a place of refuge and help to overcome drug addiction since 1991. By loving them, equipping them and inspiring hope, we assist them to live a life of Hope in God.
