In this episode of JCU Conversations, Ms Quah Ley Hoon – Group Chief Corporate Officer at CapitaLand Investment – shares her views on adapting to change, staying curious, and leading through uncertainty. From her transition out of public service to embracing innovation in the private sector, she talks about learning new ways of working, building and sustaining a strong organisational culture, and what AI means for the future of the workforce.

This episode’s host: Cindy Tan, Chief People Officer at the James Cook University (Singapore Campus).

Connect with Quah Ley Hoon.

The Australian Chamber of Commerce, Singapore has stood the test of time, even in the face of global disruptions. How did the organisation adapt during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, and what lessons has it carried into a new business era? In this episode, we speak with Scott Speedie and Chris Coburn, two of AustCham’s longest-serving Board members who recently concluded their leadership tenures. They reflect on the Chamber’s evolution, the importance of cross-border cooperation, what it takes to stay relevant in a rapidly changing region and more.

This episode’s host: Wang Pengji, Acting Academic Head, JCU Business School

Connect with Scott Speedie and Chris Coburn.

Gender equality. How is Singapore doing? What’s enough, and when is it too much? Can the gender pay gap be closed? And how can we shift society’s mindset in terms of gender norms? Ms Koh Yan Ping, CEO at the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations, sits down with us to chat about pressing topics surrounding gender equality, workplace equity, ageism and the road ahead for a more inclusive Singapore.

This episode’s host: Sherry Aw, Lecturer in Psychology at James Cook University (Singapore Campus).

Connect with Koh Yan Ping.

(Note: I will be using “James Cook University (Singapore Campus)” for all podcast web copies moving forward. Reason: we are using this term in the main podcast intro).