Malminderjit Singh

Malminderjit Singh has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Malminderjit is currently the Chief Operating Officer and Regional Director for Asia Pacific at Speyside, where they are responsible for managing the company's business across the APAC region. Prior to joining Speyside, Malminderjit was the Director and Co-founder of The Birthday Collective. Malminderjit also held the position of Managing Director for Singapore at Penta Group, a comprehensive stakeholder solutions firm. Malminderjit has experience in the communications field as well, having served as a Senior Account Director and Regional Content Lead at Hume Brophy, and as an Editor for the Commentaries section at Channel NewsAsia. In addition, they have served on the Board of Directors at *SCAPE Co. Ltd and held the position of Head of Editorial and New Media at the Institute of South Asian Studies. Malminderjit's earlier work experience includes founding their own consulting firm, Terra Consulting, and working as a Legislative Assistant to a Member of Parliament at the Singapore Parliament. Malminderjit also served as an Adjunct Lecturer at Singapore University of Social Sciences.

Malminderjit Singh's education history spans several institutions and fields of study. From 2021 to 2021, they attended Harvard University and completed an Executive Program in Public Policy, specializing in Climate Change & Public Policy. Prior to that, from 2002 to 2005, they pursued a Bachelor of Science (Hons) degree in Economics at the University of Buckingham. Malminderjit continued their education at Nanyang Technological University Singapore from 2007 to 2008, where they obtained a Master of Science degree in International Political Economy. In 2001 to 2002, they studied Commerce at Douglas College, focusing on Business and Economics. Earlier on, from 1991 to 1995, Malminderjit Singh attended Anglo-Chinese School (Independent), although the available information does not specify any degree or field of study. Additionally, they attended Anglo-Chinese Primary School, but no specific details are provided regarding their studies during that time.