Yeong-Ping Koh

Yeong-Ping Koh has a diverse work experience spanning across various industries and roles. Yeong-Ping is currently working at Clip as a VP Product, a position they have held since May 2023. Prior to that, they worked at Sharecare and Wonderschool as a Product Advisor, starting in November 2021 and November 2020 respectively.

Yeong-Ping was a Co-founder and VP Product at CareLinx, which was acquired by Sharecare. In this role, they played a key role in transforming CareLinx into a leading home health care platform and driving its annual revenue growth. Yeong-Ping was involved in strategic decision-making, partner negotiations, and fundraising activities during their tenure from April 2015 to November 2021.

Before joining CareLinx, Yeong-Ping worked at Nextdoor.com as a Director of Product, overseeing the development and launch of various products to drive growth and engagement on the private social network for neighborhoods.

Yeong-Ping also gained international experience at Square Inc. and PayPal. At Square, they served as the Director of International, leading the company's global expansion strategy and successfully launching its first international market in Canada. At PayPal, they held several roles, including Director of Product & Customer Experience, Head of Strategy & Solutions for Emerging Markets, and Group Product Marketing Manager, International.

Yeong-Ping started their career at the Monetary Authority of Singapore, where they worked as a Senior Economist and Assistant Director, focusing on monetary and macroeconomic policy formulation and payment system modernization projects in Singapore.

Additionally, they co-founded Tutorcity.com, a student-tutor matching website, and served as its Chief Architect. Yeong-Ping also had a brief role as the Secretary of Governing Committee at the Singapore Clearing House Association.

Overall, Yeong-Ping brings a wealth of experience and expertise in product development, strategy, and leadership roles across various industries.

Yeong-Ping Koh completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Systems Engineering from Stanford University in 1998, which they pursued from 1994 to 1998. They also earned an additional degree, an AB in Economics, from Stanford University during the same period. In 1999, Koh graduated from Stanford University with a Master's degree in Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management, a program they were enrolled in from 1997 to 1999.