Executive Committee

President, Rajesh Dhillon


Rajesh is currently the Head of Strategy and Business Development Director in AIA Singapore (Advisors Alliance Group). Prior to joining AIA, he served as a naval officer for 21 years in the Republic of Singapore Navy. His KM journey started early in his career in leading teams and later on in using after action reviews (AARs) as learning tools. In 2016, he attained his MSc in KM from NTU and has since focused deeper in AARs and Learning Organisations. He now drives strategy and development with elements of KM in ensuring AIA-AAG remains ahead and utilises its institutionalised knowledge as a key factor in her creating competitive business advantage. His expertise in helping organisations develop, manage and leverage on AARs continues to drive his passion for KM. Rajesh is also an Adjunct Faculty at the Singapore University of Social Science, delivering Information Management for the Bachelors in Science in the School of Business.

Working with volunteer KM practitioners in the society has enabled him to merge academic theories and leadership experience with real operational issues at the workplaces, this is his main drive for building a learning organisation, enabling leadership development and supporting lifelong learning.

Vice President (Global Network), Mohamad Faiz Selamat

Faiz is currently Executive Director of a Social Enterprise which provides education, training and social programmes across Singapore.

Passionate about learning and helping others learn, he has effected his personal philosophy of learning design, training systems, and organization performance, to education institutions, corporates, government and non profit agencies in Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia. As a social entrepreneur who believes in 'doing good business', he is always keen to find ways to help others such that it empowers and creates a sustainable resource for the recipient.

He hopes to create social and economic change through better education, better opportunities, and better economic prospects.

Secretary, Melvyn Lim Kah Liang

Melvyn is a change consultant with extensive experience working with all organizational levels creating, promoting, and delivering training solutions designed to support the organization's business plan. As a practitioner of KM, he is passionate about creating an interactive and enjoyable business environment that supports learning through sharing.

He was brought into the role of a Consultant and Facilitator and throughout his appointment at several organizations designing and delivering successful technical programs for various OpenText Software, Fibre, Structured Cabling Technology, Customer Service Excellence, Sales and Change Management. His work has always been focused on meeting the strategic needs of the organization.

He graduated with a Bachelor Degree in Business Computing & Instructional Design from Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) and is also an IDA Certified Structured Cabling Master Trainer, WDA Certified ACTA Facilitator and OpenText Certified Business Consultant.

Treasurer, Lee Foon Yee

Prior to teaching, she lead and worked on software development projects ranging from Command, Control & Communication (C3) System, real-time horse racing system, telecommunication work orders system, banking and finance system to warehouse and inventory system. She graduated from National University of Singapore with MSc and BSc in Computer and Information Science. She had served in the iKMS Exco team since 2005.

Treasurer Desig. (wef Feb 2019), Chao Yuming

Upon graduating with an honours degree in Computer Engineering from Nanyang Technological University, Yuming joined the Ministry of Defence holding a corporate IT portfolio.

He first encountered the realm of Knowledge Management through his job. Since then, he has increased his exposure in the KM industry through his service as part of the iKMS executive committee.

Yuming strongly believes in KM, and constantly promotes it as an integral to our daily work processes, steering away from the common misconception that KM is an IT tool.

Member, Sheila Tham Man Yeng

Sheila has over 14 years of varied experience from Administrative, Records Management, Human Resource and Organisational and Service Excellence. As a KM practitioner, she joined iKMS as a corporate member while with National Library Board in 2013 and then became more involved and joined iKMS ExCo a year after. She was also a member of the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) - Knowledge Management Section to promote knowledge sharing to work collaboratively with other sections in IFLA and the application of knowledge management in libraries.

Email: sheila_tham@ikms.org

Selvi's first foray into KM was through her involvement as an iKMS Corporate Member. She was instrumental in ensuring her organisation's KM journey and development was attended to. She helped in their attaining of the Knowledge Ready Award for 2016. Her interest in KM has grown since and is now an invaluable member of the iKMS ExCo this year.  She is currently part of the KM Services team and supports the growth and development of organisations in Singapore and other countries in their KM journey. Her passion is in driving the KRO awards to a Global level.

Member, Lynn Hwang Yasniati

Lynn firmly believes that the most important aspect of education is that of the character. Being an advocate of values education through genuine learning experiences, she plays an active role in the management of various projects and initiatives pertaining to learning and development.

Years of teaching experience coupled with her degrees in both Physics and Knowledge Management have also given her an edge in her analytical and management skills. In recognition of this, she has often been approached to serve as an advisor in areas pertaining to the promotion of knowledge sharing as well as the facilitation of information exchange.

Lynn believes that the success of any organisation is highly dependent on the ability of its management to make rational, informed decisions. As such, one can never afford to underestimate the importance of knowledge management and the resources necessary for facilitation of collaboration or dissemination of information.

Member, Angeline Ang

Angeline has over 8 years of experience as an internal Organisation Development Practitioner in the Public Service. She has experience in the private and public sector, in particular, leading and launching key Enterprise and Knowledge Management systems such as Human Resource and Payroll System, Records Management systems and the Intranet using Microsoft Sharepoint.

She is a firm believer in aligning organisation functions and collaborating for better organisational effectiveness. She views Knowledge Management as an essential component to support organisational effectiveness and growth as helping organisations manage and promote knowledge would help individuals and teams in organisations to learn from various sources and increasing the ability to learn within organisations would lead to ideation and innovation.

Email: angeline_ang@ikms.org