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Rebecca Oh
Government Relations | Public Policy | International Relations
Rebecca Oh is a professional working at Temasek, a global investment company headquartered in Singapore. She holds the position of Assistant Vice President in Institutional Relations, specifically focusing on International Policy & Governance (IPG).1
Professional Background
While specific details about Rebecca Oh's career history are limited in the provided search results, we can infer some information about her current role and professional standing:
Current Position:: At Temasek, Rebecca Oh is responsible for institutional relations, particularly in the realm of international policy and governance. This role likely involves managing relationships with various international institutions and stakeholders, as well as navigating complex policy landscapes across different countries.
Skills and Qualities:: According to a professional recommendation, Rebecca is described as polite, hard-working, and talented. She is noted for her ability to quickly implement projects with sound decision-making, which makes her a valuable asset to her team.1
LinkedIn Presence
Rebecca Oh maintains a professional profile on LinkedIn, where she connects with other professionals and shares information about her career. Her LinkedIn username is rebecca-oh, as mentioned in the query.1
It's worth noting that while there are multiple individuals named Rebecca Oh on LinkedIn, the profile specifically mentioned in the query belongs to the Rebecca Oh working at Temasek in Singapore.1
Highlights
A bitter ending to a sweet journey. Never thought I’d not get to post a badge post - yes, I was one of the few people that got let go from the APAC Policy team today at #Meta (A "badge post" is usually a reflection/appreciation post and what you’ll do next you do when you leave Facebook). To make the almost-four-years at Meta departure complete, here’s what I absolutely loved about my job: Interacting with passionate people who use our tools to build communities – Whether they’re from government or politics, from the young savvy ones to the older ones who are trying to figure out what’s the difference between a Page and a personal profile - I enjoyed these moments, whether it’s the big glam sharing on stage or the post-event moment or email where I have to problem solve with them – I loved learning from these people, and sharing with them ways tech can build communities and the impact it can create. Solving issues that have real world impact – After joining the company, I realized truly the extent the impact the platform has on people’s lives (well, in some communities more than others) and why our work around integrity on the platform is so important. I was very fortunate to be able to work on some of the most important issues with a diversity of teams – from protecting Election integrity in markets like Myanmar to our work to ensure we are supporting communities during the COVID-19 period. For those of you who think that Meta is an evil company (I see where you’re coming from!) but just know that there is a bunch of passionate good people (might be tinier now) trying to problem-solve and ensure the platform/technology is good for the world. The PEOPLE (yes, normal people but in caps) – I got the opportunity to meet so many amazing, talented, and open people (we call them “XFN” or cross functional teams) during my stint here. Many have been so generous with their time, sharing and care during my time here. I have learnt so much and so much to be thankful for; some have become really good friends. That is truly and will be one of the best things that happened to me here (can’t tag people here because there are many and probably also, I’d start tearing up). Thank you for everyone who knew my fate and reached out to me with words of comfort, appreciation and even cried with me. To everyone who got impacted, whether you’re in Meta (or another tech company) – I got reminded by a Chinese fable around “The old man lost his horse "塞翁失馬,焉知非福” As to what I’ll do next – no idea. But what I know is that, I look forward to spending time to reflect, take stock of life, travel & be in nature (that Chile trip), and do long overdue catch-ups and since year-end is coming, spend some quality time with loved ones. (P/S: Any good reads, recommendations for Chile or a catchup for coffee is most welcome too!)
For those of you interested to know what I've been up to at work and also what Facebook is doing to protect elections integrity on our platform ahead of Myanmar's November elections (yes it's on November 8!). So thankful for this team and the people. And now the final sprint...! #facebook #elections2020
