The appointments for the 13th CEC For NSP

[fivestars]

Dear Sir/Madam,

National Solidarity Party New 13th Central Executive Council

1. The National Solidarity Party has elected a new Central Executive Council (CEC).

2. The appointments for the 13th CEC are as follows:


President Mr. Sebastian Teo Kway Huang (张培源)
Vice President Mr Christopher Neo (梁廷玮)
Secretary General Mr. Goh Meng Seng (吴明盛)
Assistant Secretary General Mr. Fong Chin Leong (冯展良)
Treasurer Mr. Steve Chia Kiah Hong (谢镜丰)
Assistant Treasurer Mr. Yip Yew Weng (叶耀荣)
Organising Secretary Mr. Ivan Yeo (杨忠文)
Assistant Organising Secretary Mr. William Tan (陈炳瑞)
Webmaster Mr. Elvin Ong Beng Soon (翁明顺)
Council Member Mr. Tan Chee Kien (陈志坚)
Council Member Mr. Yadzeth Bin Hairis (雅释)
Council Member Mr. Raymond Chua Kee Ann (蔡启安)
Council Member Mr. Ong Hock Siong (王福祥)
Council Member Mr. Cheo Chai Chen (蒋才正)
Council Member Mr. Ken Sun (孙祥凯)
Council Member Ms. Lee Wai Leng (李蕙玲)
Council Member Mr. Abdul Rasheed (阿都拉昔)

3. In preparation for the next General Elections, the 13th Council has decided to appoint the following members to be the Election Campaign Manager and Chairman of the newly created area branches:

GE Campaign Manager Mr. Tan Chee Kien (陈志坚)
Chairman of North East Branch Mr. Goh Meng Seng (吴明盛)
Chairman of Central South Branch Mr. Ken Sun (孙祥凯)
Chairman of South West Branch Mr. Christopher Neo (梁廷玮)
4. For enquiries, please direct your email to [email protected], or telephone 96929109.

5. Thank you for your attention.

Goh Meng Seng
Secretary General of the 13th CEC

 

[Perspective]

Wow. One more and they'll be as big as PAP CEC.

 

[RonRon]

Anywhere I can check on their highest qualification and working experience?

 

[fivestars]

Mr Sebastian Teo is the Chief Consultant/ Executive Director of Knight Royal Management International Pte Ltd. He was previously the General Manager of a British MNC in Taipei and also the GM of a main board listed company’s subsidiary in China.

He is also the current President of the NUS Business School Alumni committee and an Advisor to the non-governmental organisation Think Centre.

He believes in a society for all encompassing a multi-party parliamentary democracy system to allow for checks and balances. He also campaigns to have national interests placed above party interests, and promotes the belief that Singaporeans should not be denied their constitutional rights.

He is adament that in the implementation of government policies, due consideration must be paid to the interest of the people, particularly the less able group. He feels strongly that national resources should be shared fairly in each and every constituency.

He contested in General Election 2006 in the Jalan Besar GRC, garnering a commendable 30.74% of the vote.

Christopher Neo Ting Wei or "Chris" as he is popularly known, posseses a BSc (Maths) degree from Leicester University (UK), a MSc (Finance) degree from RMIT (Australia), and a Diploma in Diamond Grading from Gemological Institute of America (GIA).

He is currently the also NSP HQ Manager and VP of the NGO ‘Think Centre Society’ which he had co-founded, a Life Member of the Singapore Red Cross Society, and a Member of the GIA.

Political-wise, Chris had been the Asst Treasurer, Treasurer, and Organising Secretary with the NSP between 1995–2003. He was also the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) Treasurer in 2001-2002, as well as the Asst Treasurer for the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) between 2004-2007. He returned to NSP in 2007, and currently holds the VP position.

Chris had contested in three General Elections: Boon Lay in 1997 where he scored almost 40%; Tampines GRC in 2001 (26.66%); and Sembawang GRC in 2006 (23.30%).

As a businessman cum politician, Chris subscribes to the need to contribute towards the peoples’ welfare, and actively partakes that opportunity through democratic means via the Opposition path because he strongly believes that it has a credible civil cause worthy of support, despite common misperception.

Ken Sun, Founder member, ex-SG; currently, Secretary General and Editor (English) of the NSP North Star News.

Stood in two GEs: Whampoa (1988), Tampines GRC (1991) -- both scored 40%.

Holds two UK degrees: a master in education, and a bachelor (honours) in management. Owns an accredited property management & agency firm.

Also active with the Kiwanis Club of Singapore (as IPP), University of Hull Alumni, Spore (Treasurer), and the Institute of Estate Agents (Mediation Board member). Seeks to uphold the Truth, Harmony & Democracy in all aspects of life.

Fong Chin Leong is the Engineer/ Director of a local company.

He holds a Diploma in Marine Engineering from Singapore Polytechnic, and a Bachelor in Engineering Management from the University of Western Sydney (UWS).

He joined the party in 1995, and has been the Assistant Secretary General since 2001. He is also actively involved in the various sub-committees of the party.

Mr Fong contested in General Elections in Jalan Besar GRC in 2001 and 2006, garnering 25.51% and 30.74% of the vote respectively.

Mr Fong staunchly believes that Singapore needs a multi-party parliamentary system to curb the high-handedness of the government, as well as to pave the way to a truly democratic society beneficial to all Singaporean.

Mr Ivan Yeo graduated from Nanyang University in 1971 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He has amassed a wealth of working experience in both the public (in the Ministry of Transport) and private sectors. He is currently running his own business as the Executive Director of a few local and overseas companies.

Ivan joined the NSP in 1995 and had served as our Vice President from 1998 to 2000. He is currently one of the editors of the NSP Publication North Star News.

Mr Steve Chia joined politics a year after he graduated from NUS in 1995. He was the former President of the NUSSU, and was instrumental in setting up the NUS Students Fund, to care for the needy students in NUS.

He stood in the 1996/97 General Election in the Hong Kah GRC as the youngest candidate then. And at the Nov 2001 General Election, he stood in the Choa Chu Kang SMC against long-time PAP incumbent Professor Low.
Mr Chia secured 34.6% of the valid votes, and was the best scorer among the losing opposition candidates. As there were less than 3 opposition MPs elected, Mr Chia was gazatted by law to become the NCMP in the 10th session of the Singapore Parliament.

He contested in General Election 2006 in the Choa Chu Kang SMC against the current Manpower Minister Gan Kim Yong, winning the heart of 39.63% of the voters.

 

[RonRon]

Mr Sebastian Teo is the Chief Consultant/ Executive Director of Knight Royal Management International Pte Ltd. He was previously the General Manager of a British MNC in Taipei and also the GM of a main board listed company’s subsidiary in China.

He is also the current President of the NUS Business School Alumni committee and an Advisor to the non-governmental organisation Think Centre.

He believes in a society for all encompassing a multi-party parliamentary democracy system to allow for checks and balances. He also campaigns to have national interests placed above party interests, and promotes the belief that Singaporeans should not be denied their constitutional rights.

He is adament that in the implementation of government policies, due consideration must be paid to the interest of the people, particularly the less able group. He feels strongly that national resources should be shared fairly in each and every constituency.

He contested in General Election 2006 in the Jalan Besar GRC, garnering a commendable 30.74% of the vote.

Christopher Neo Ting Wei or "Chris" as he is popularly known, posseses a BSc (Maths) degree from Leicester University (UK), a MSc (Finance) degree from RMIT (Australia), and a Diploma in Diamond Grading from Gemological Institute of America (GIA).

He is currently the also NSP HQ Manager and VP of the NGO ‘Think Centre Society’ which he had co-founded, a Life Member of the Singapore Red Cross Society, and a Member of the GIA.

Political-wise, Chris had been the Asst Treasurer, Treasurer, and Organising Secretary with the NSP between 1995–2003. He was also the Singapore Democratic Alliance (SDA) Treasurer in 2001-2002, as well as the Asst Treasurer for the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) between 2004-2007. He returned to NSP in 2007, and currently holds the VP position.

Chris had contested in three General Elections: Boon Lay in 1997 where he scored almost 40%; Tampines GRC in 2001 (26.66%); and Sembawang GRC in 2006 (23.30%).

As a businessman cum politician, Chris subscribes to the need to contribute towards the peoples’ welfare, and actively partakes that opportunity through democratic means via the Opposition path because he strongly believes that it has a credible civil cause worthy of support, despite common misperception.

Ken Sun, Founder member, ex-SG; currently, Secretary General and Editor (English) of the NSP North Star News.

Stood in two GEs: Whampoa (1988), Tampines GRC (1991) -- both scored 40%.

Holds two UK degrees: a master in education, and a bachelor (honours) in management. Owns an accredited property management & agency firm.

Also active with the Kiwanis Club of Singapore (as IPP), University of Hull Alumni, Spore (Treasurer), and the Institute of Estate Agents (Mediation Board member). Seeks to uphold the Truth, Harmony & Democracy in all aspects of life.

Fong Chin Leong is the Engineer/ Director of a local company.

He holds a Diploma in Marine Engineering from Singapore Polytechnic, and a Bachelor in Engineering Management from the University of Western Sydney (UWS).

He joined the party in 1995, and has been the Assistant Secretary General since 2001. He is also actively involved in the various sub-committees of the party.

Mr Fong contested in General Elections in Jalan Besar GRC in 2001 and 2006, garnering 25.51% and 30.74% of the vote respectively.

Mr Fong staunchly believes that Singapore needs a multi-party parliamentary system to curb the high-handedness of the government, as well as to pave the way to a truly democratic society beneficial to all Singaporean.

Mr Ivan Yeo graduated from Nanyang University in 1971 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. He has amassed a wealth of working experience in both the public (in the Ministry of Transport) and private sectors. He is currently running his own business as the Executive Director of a few local and overseas companies.

Ivan joined the NSP in 1995 and had served as our Vice President from 1998 to 2000. He is currently one of the editors of the NSP Publication North Star News.

Mr Steve Chia joined politics a year after he graduated from NUS in 1995. He was the former President of the NUSSU, and was instrumental in setting up the NUS Students Fund, to care for the needy students in NUS.

He stood in the 1996/97 General Election in the Hong Kah GRC as the youngest candidate then. And at the Nov 2001 General Election, he stood in the Choa Chu Kang SMC against long-time PAP incumbent Professor Low.
Mr Chia secured 34.6% of the valid votes, and was the best scorer among the losing opposition candidates. As there were less than 3 opposition MPs elected, Mr Chia was gazatted by law to become the NCMP in the 10th session of the Singapore Parliament.

He contested in General Election 2006 in the Choa Chu Kang SMC against the current Manpower Minister Gan Kim Yong, winning the heart of 39.63% of the voters.

Non of them are scholars from Oxford, Cambridge or Harvard?

 

[fivestars]

Beside Lau Lee standard, Lau Lee will check Chiam See Tong GCE O level English score.

But our voter is not Lau Lee. Most of the 66.6% Singaporean are Malay, Tamil and Chinese speaking families. They will vote NSP, WP, SDP and SDA on SMC and other Minister GRC.

The strongest party like RP had to contest in the the Senior Minister, DPM and PM GRC because they had show they had Lau Lee standard. No point contest with our small fly minister GRC and SMC. Right?

 

[aurvandil]

Non of them are scholars from Oxford, Cambridge or Harvard?

There is a third generation Lee waiting in the wings. He is currently being prepared to be the 5th PM of Singapore. If you want Oxford, Cambridge or Harvard, you can vote for him when they roll him out.