Weh Yeoh

Weh Yeoh's work experience includes:

- Co-Founder and CEO at Umbo, a platform connecting children in rural areas with allied health professionals in cities (2018 - present).

- Founder and Chair of Board of Directors at OIC Australia, a charity supporting speech therapy development in Cambodia (2018 - present).

- Founder of OIC Cambodia, a organization focused on establishing speech therapy in Cambodia (2013 - present).

- Co-Founder and Board Member at Happy Kids Clinic, a social enterprise supporting the work of OIC Cambodia (2015 - present).

- Adjunct Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney (2019 - present).

- Global Leadership Program Convenor at Macquarie University, facilitating seminars on leadership (2019 - present).

- Co-founder and Board Member at whydev.org (2010 - present).

- Business Development Consultant at Lusio Rehab, a startup developing technology for children with cerebral palsy (2018 - 2018).

- Tutor at The Centre for Social Impact (2018 - 2018).

- Board Member at Rose Cambodia Rehabilitation Centre (2013 - 2015).

Weh Yeoh completed their Bachelor of Applied Sciences in Physiotherapy at the University of Sydney from 2000 to 2003. Prior to that, in 1994 to 1999, they attended Trinity Grammar School. In 2007, they took an A Level Mandarin Language Course at Beijing Language and Culture University. Following that, they also completed a Level 4/6 Intermediate Mandarin Language Course at Sinoland College in the same year. Weh later pursued a Master of Development Studies at UNSW from 2009 to 2010, focusing on policy analysis, international political economy, policy research, management, and community development.