Prince Li Hongyi has resigned as Singpass director. To contest in GE 2025 and continue the Lee dynasty?

[Sikodolaukazzz]

U obviously not a Singaporean.

I am from a little village by Lake Victoria, Uganda.

 

[congo9]

Since he is honest enough to be at loggerheads publicly with Gov SLT, I suggest he join NSP instead then got show to watch already, LOL.

Knn ..
Loong the father prime minister, which civil servant dare to offend the future king ?

 

[gingerlyn]

 

[eatshitndie]

according to more than 69% of aunties and unkers singpass is very convenient and easy to use. kudos to him for doing a great job. hongyi for pm! he has my support.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Did he face issues after Pinky 'step down?

 

[CoffeeAhSoh]

.

"The purported post details three main areas of conflict, the first being the “minimisation and outright dismissal” of his team’s efforts.

The message claims that despite a significant team size reduction from 270 to 110 and cost reduction from S$153 million to S$73 million, Singpass’s Chief Executive (CE) and Second Permanent Secretary (2PS) continued to push for further headcount reductions without adjusting project scope, describing their expectations as “unrealistic.”

In the second issue, the post criticises “erratic direction” from leadership, suggesting that the agreed priority for system security and stability was disrupted by shifting management demands..."

 

[jsctan]

He really does not need to work at all. Hope he will do more volunteering for the poor & not enter into politics.

 

[steffychun]

which parachute he gonna be assigned to?

Hougang.

 

[congo9]

Will he quit and become a politician,after all yang , His uncle has left.

 

[birdie69]

Will he quit and become a politician,after all yang , His uncle has left.

Let him be a MP, he might speak against Shan and Vivian in the Parliament, will he not?

 

[cocobobo]

Only 2 people in Sg want him to be mp/minster/pm

 

[k1976]

万民之福

 

[k1976]

that singaporeans begged him to stand in politics.

Best Hands in the world , rejoice

 

[k1976]

PEOPLE​

Li Shengwu wins the prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship while Li Hongyi continues to work in father’s office​

TOC reports that Singaporean economist Li Shengwu, 38, has won the 2023 Sloan Research Fellowship for economics, adding to his accomplishments at Harvard. In contrast, his cousin, Li Hongyi, 35, works in the Prime Minister’s Office, where he leads tech initiatives as a GovTech director.

Published
2 years ago
on
17 February 2023
By
Correspondent

It was reported on TOC that Singaporean economist and academic, Mr Li Shengwu, 38, has been awarded the prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship for 2023. Shengwu, who is the son of Lee Hsien Yang and the estranged nephew of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, has been recognised for his exceptional academic contributions in the field of economics by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
“Sloan Research Fellows are shining examples of innovative and impactful research,” said Adam Falk, president of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
The Sloan Research Fellowship is given to outstanding early-career researchers across the US and Canadian institutions, in recognition of their potential to revolutionize their fields of study. The fellowship is administered by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and has been awarded annually since 1955, in close coordination with the scientific community.
Candidates must be nominated by their fellow scientists and the selection process is highly competitive. Winners are selected by independent panels of senior scholars on the basis of a candidate’s research accomplishments, creativity, and potential to become a leader in their field.
Many past Sloan Fellows have gone on to become towering figures in science, with 56 Fellows receiving a Nobel Prize in their respective fields, 17 winning the Fields Medal in mathematics, and 22 winning the John Bates Clark Medal in economics, including every winner since 2007.

 

[Rabbit7]

Does he have a Girl Friend

PEOPLE​

Li Shengwu wins the prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship while Li Hongyi continues to work in father’s office​

TOC reports that Singaporean economist Li Shengwu, 38, has won the 2023 Sloan Research Fellowship for economics, adding to his accomplishments at Harvard. In contrast, his cousin, Li Hongyi, 35, works in the Prime Minister’s Office, where he leads tech initiatives as a GovTech director.

Published
2 years ago
on
17 February 2023
By
Correspondent

It was reported on TOC that Singaporean economist and academic, Mr Li Shengwu, 38, has been awarded the prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship for 2023. Shengwu, who is the son of Lee Hsien Yang and the estranged nephew of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, has been recognised for his exceptional academic contributions in the field of economics by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
“Sloan Research Fellows are shining examples of innovative and impactful research,” said Adam Falk, president of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
The Sloan Research Fellowship is given to outstanding early-career researchers across the US and Canadian institutions, in recognition of their potential to revolutionize their fields of study. The fellowship is administered by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and has been awarded annually since 1955, in close coordination with the scientific community.
Candidates must be nominated by their fellow scientists and the selection process is highly competitive. Winners are selected by independent panels of senior scholars on the basis of a candidate’s research accomplishments, creativity, and potential to become a leader in their field.
Many past Sloan Fellows have gone on to become towering figures in science, with 56 Fellows receiving a Nobel Prize in their respective fields, 17 winning the Fields Medal in mathematics, and 22 winning the John Bates Clark Medal in economics, including every winner since 2007.

Does He have a Gurlfriend, or is Happily Gay ?

 

[vamjok]

Only he can "resigned" because he is not happy with his roles/projects and yet remained in the same company. joke

 

[syed putra]

Will he quit and become a politician,after all yang , His uncle has left.

There is only one room for eldest brother famiky. The rest can lie still or be ready to be annihilated.

 

[Narong Wongwan]

Let him be a MP, he might speak against Shan and Vivian in the Parliament, will he not?

He might even slap them

 

[jsctan]

PEOPLE​

Li Shengwu wins the prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship while Li Hongyi continues to work in father’s office​

TOC reports that Singaporean economist Li Shengwu, 38, has won the 2023 Sloan Research Fellowship for economics, adding to his accomplishments at Harvard. In contrast, his cousin, Li Hongyi, 35, works in the Prime Minister’s Office, where he leads tech initiatives as a GovTech director.

Published
2 years ago
on
17 February 2023
By
Correspondent

It was reported on TOC that Singaporean economist and academic, Mr Li Shengwu, 38, has been awarded the prestigious Sloan Research Fellowship for 2023. Shengwu, who is the son of Lee Hsien Yang and the estranged nephew of Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, has been recognised for his exceptional academic contributions in the field of economics by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
“Sloan Research Fellows are shining examples of innovative and impactful research,” said Adam Falk, president of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation.
The Sloan Research Fellowship is given to outstanding early-career researchers across the US and Canadian institutions, in recognition of their potential to revolutionize their fields of study. The fellowship is administered by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation and has been awarded annually since 1955, in close coordination with the scientific community.
Candidates must be nominated by their fellow scientists and the selection process is highly competitive. Winners are selected by independent panels of senior scholars on the basis of a candidate’s research accomplishments, creativity, and potential to become a leader in their field.
Many past Sloan Fellows have gone on to become towering figures in science, with 56 Fellows receiving a Nobel Prize in their respective fields, 17 winning the Fields Medal in mathematics, and 22 winning the John Bates Clark Medal in economics, including every winner since 2007.

Sinkie FT & brain drain to USA.

 

[steffychun]

Bump up cause ginspammer is flooding page.