Strategic Planning (Intermediate)

KWSH is delivering the course in partnership with the Facilitators Network Singapore.

Ms Janice Lua is a Facilitative Trainer & Consultant with over 36 years of experience and is currently working in the Facilitators Network Singapore. Prior to become a trainer and consultant, Ms Lua has worked with MNC, SME, public sectors, and social sectors. She holds an MBA in entrepreneurial management from the Entrepreneurship Institute Australia (2005) and an MSC in Technology management from Staffordshire University, UK (1997). Her area of specialization include strategic planning facilitation, the use of AI for change management and the use of SOAR for strategic planning and corporate planning. She has also facilitated numerous board meetings, senior management meetings, strategic planning meetings and corporate retreats over the last 20 years, co-founded the Facilitators Network in 2004 to upscale the competencies of facilitators in Singapore and the region, and received the National Day Award – The Public Administration Medal (Bronze), awarded by The President, Republic of Singapore in 2009.

Ms Jeannie Chew is a facilitator with over 11 years of experience and is currently working in the Facilitators Network Singapore, and is also a director in Edvantedge, Singapore. Prior to become a facilitator she has worked in MOE as an education officer and senior head, the PSD, CSC and FNS as an associate. She holds a BA in economics from Peking University, China (2008). Her area of specialization include Facilitation, Design thinking and qualitative research, and strategic planning.

Mr Colin Tan is an associate facilitator with over 33 years of experience and is currently working in the Facilitators Network Singapore. Prior to working as a facilitator and an independent consultant, he has worked in several electronic and technology companies. He holds several qualifications, include a diploma in adult and continuing education from the institute of adult education, Singapore (2014), a master of arts and education and human development from George Washington University, USA (2001), a bachelor of science (economics) in management studies from the University of London (1994) and a diploma in electronics and communications engineering from Singapore Polytechnic (1985). His area of specialization include design and development of learning strategies and programs, training, coaching and assessment of trainers, team development and innovation learning and facilitation.