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Kevin Teo Kevin Teo is currently Director of Customer Engineering at Clearwell Systems Inc, a startup funded by Sequoia Capitol that addresses the Enterprise Email Intelligence market. Prior to that, he has worked at Sun Microsystems, CenterRun Inc and Trilogy Software. Kevin graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a Masters of Science in Information Networking, and holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Computing from the Imperial College, London. |
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Kevin Siew Kevin Siew graduated from Stanford University in 2006 with a Bachelors and Masters in Management Science and Engineering, with Honors in International Security Studies. Upon graduation, Kevin did a 6 month training tour with the U.S. Marines at The Basic School in Quantico, Virginia. He returned to Singapore in January 2007 to assume his duties as a platoon commander in 3rd Battalion Singapore Guards. He is currently a Staff Officer in the Singapore Ministry of Defence. |
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Viet Minh Huynh Viet Minh Huynh is concurrently pursuing an Economics B.A. and a Management Science and Engineering M.S. at Stanford University. Inspired by his peers at Stanford and by professionals in the Bay Area, Viet co-founded SEALNet to contribute his part in helping the less fortunate. He worked at the World Bank office in Hanoi, Vietnam last summer, and will intern at Lehman Brothers in New York City this summer. In his free time, Viet enjoys traveling, hiking, playing soccer, and reading. |
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Jiun Haur Wang Jiun Haur Wang is an undergraduate student at Stanford University, majoring in both Physics and Economics. He is an avid basketballer and will never forget the golden times back in secondary school and junior college when he was with a group of friends he is proud to call brothers for life. He also loves reading fantasy books and listening to Chinese music. He is the webmaster for SEALNet, and will return to Singapore in June 2008 to work for the Singapore Government as a civil servant. |
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Kwee Bin Teo Kwee Bin Teo, a Singaporean, is currently a Project Leader with the Boston Consulting Group based in San Francisco, California. She has spent the last nine months at BCG developing strategies for the non-profit educational sector. Kwee Bin has been involved in community field work since 1998 working with children and the homeless. Director and Founder of the SALI Service Leadership Program, she is also an advisor to SEALNet and has gone for two projects in Vietnam. She has a degree from Nanyang Technological University (Honors), and graduated from the Harvard Business School (Honors). |
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An Vo An Vo is attending Brandeis University International Business School and pursuing his Master in International Economics and Finance. A member of SALI and SEALNet, he believes that sustainable international development starts with energetic young professionals who have the passion to make positive social changes. He will be attending the top MBA program in France this coming Fall 2006 at École Supérieure des Sciences Économiques et Commerciales. This summer, he will be interning for the U.S. Department of Commerce specializing in international trade. |
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Boon Leong Ng Boon Leong is currently pursuing BA's in Mathematics and Physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, although he's in Budapest on a study abroad program this semester. (Actually, he's making marathon railway tours of Central and Eastern Europe.) He participated in Project Vietnam 2005. He has interned at various departments in Singapore's Ministry of Education. His summer plans are still completely and literally in the air. After graduation in 2007, he will return to Singapore to work in the civil service. |
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Seraphina Kuah Seraphina is a senior at Cornell University, majoring in Economics. She loves travelling (especially to places less travelled), community service, languages and watching tv. She was on the trip to Project Vietnam and enjoyed it immensely. She will soon be heading to Oxford University for her masters in Economics for Development before returning to Singapore as a civil servant. |