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Eng Lee
ASEAN insights & investments
Eng Keat LEE is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in business development, strategy formulation, and market expansion across various industries in Asia. He served as Executive Director, Network Partnerships & Strategic Marketing at United Overseas Bank Limited (UOB) from June 2020 to September 2022.2 In this role, he was responsible for identifying and establishing overseas and local partners for companies looking to expand in Southeast Asia, as well as providing strategic marketing guidance and organizing events to engage clients.2
Currently, Eng Keat LEE holds multiple positions:
- Head of Strategy, Communications & Property at Singapore Post Ltd (since September 2022)2
- Board Member at Singapore Agro-Food Enterprises Federation Limited (SAFEF) (since May 2023)2
- Senior Advisor at Beanstalk AgTech (since September 2022)2
- Mentor at GROW (since September 2022)2
Eng Keat LEE has a strong background in the agri-food sector, having led the formulation of strategies for the development of Aquaculture, Agritech & Alternative Protein sectors during his time at the Singapore Economic Development Board.2 He is particularly passionate about the agri-food industry due to its growth potential and environmental and social impact.1
With over 15 years of experience, Eng Keat LEE specializes in helping agri-food companies develop and implement their commercial plans and strategies in Asia.2 His expertise includes market expansion, navigating Singapore's business and regulatory environment, and advising on fund-raising efforts for agri-food startups.2
Eng Keat LEE holds a Masters of Science degree in Engineering from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and completed an Advanced Executive Program in Business Administration and Management from Kellogg Executive Education.2
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Quantum computers are good only with specific tasks governed by quantum phenomena, such as modelling and designing complex materials. So, quantum computers will not take over traditional computers. They need to work together.
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