Ken Seow

Ken Seow has a diverse work experience spanning over several years. Ken is currently serving as the Chief Marketing Officer at Yi Mun Pte Ltd, where they utilize their skills to create interest in Chinese culture and philosophy through a comic book. Prior to this, Ken Seow held the position of Assistant Vice President at Manulife Financial Advisers Pte Ltd, where they prioritized client needs and provided a range of solutions for insurance, investment, and retirement. Ken also worked as the Vice President at Summit Planners Pte Ltd, collaborating with professionals to offer business and financial solutions. Ken Seow has experience as an Investor/Adviser at Love Piece Joy, specializing in customized gifts for clients. Furthermore, they served as an Executive Financial Services Manager at Aviva Financial Advisers and as a Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer at Hanami Technology. Additionally, Ken Seow has a solid background in leadership, as evidenced by their role as a National Service (NS) Officer in Command at the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF). Ken began their career as a Financial Services Manager at Prudential Assurance Company Singapore, where they managed a team and provided financial advice to clients.

Ken Seow obtained a Diploma in Chemical Engineering from Ngee Ann Polytechnic from 2005 to 2007. Ken then pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a specialization in Global Financial Services at Coventry University from 2020 to 2023. Additionally, Ken Seow has obtained several certifications, including Associate REITS Investment Adviser from Financial Perspectives, Associate Estate Planner Practitioner from THE SOCIETY OF WILL WRITERS AND ESTATE PLANNING PRACTITIONERS, Certificate in Retirement Adequacy Planning (Cert. REAP) from Financial Perspectives Education Provider, CMFAS Module 5, 9, 9A, HI (Life & Health), CMFAS Module 8,8A (Investment), and CMFAS Module BCP, PGI, ComGI (General Insurance), all from Singapore College of Insurance Ltd. The specific months and years of obtaining the CMFAS modules were not provided.