Executive Committee

Lim Tat Profile | Society of Mediation Professionals Singapore

Lim Tat

Chair

Tat is one of the founding members of SMP.  He is an active mediation practitioner and has been actively involved in the promotion of mediation and the training of mediation professionals for over twenty years. He is empaneled and accredited with many distinguished mediation panels globally.

Lum Kit-Wye Profile | Society of Mediation Professionals Singapore

Lum Kit-Wye

Vice-Chair 1 

Kit-Wye is the Associate Dean (Undergraduate Student Life) at Nanyang Business School, Nanyang Technological University. She is a seasoned accredited mediator and is on the Singapore International Mediation Centre’s panel of International Mediators, a Principal Mediator with the Singapore Mediation Centre and an accredited mediator on the Panel of Mediators with the State Courts Centre for Dispute Resolution.

Audrey Phua Profile | Society of Mediation Professionals Singapore

Linda Heng

Vice-Chair 2

Linda has been passionate about dispute resolution since 2004. You can read more about her experience and qualifications here (https://imimediation.org/member/linda-heng/).

Colin Millward Profile | Society of Mediation Professionals Singapore

Lee Kher Sheng

Honorary Secretary

Kher Sheng is a certified mediator with expertise in commercial and workplace disputes (certified for both tracks by UK CEDR), IP disputes (SMC-Intellectual Property Office of Singapore), and general mediation (SMC Singapore). 

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Ng Lee Lee

 Asst Honorary Treasurer

Lee Lee is a certified mediator with the Singapore International Mediation Institute. Her mediation practice areas are in commercial, construction and real estate/property matters.

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Dixon Soh

Asst Honorary Secretary

Dixon started his mediation journey in the summer of 2007, under a huge tree found at the Uni Oval of law school.  This is a story he holds close to his heart but willing to share if you buy him a couple of cold ones.

Eunice Chua Profile | Society of Mediation Professionals Singapore

Eunice Chua

 

Eunice is CEO of the Financial Industry Disputes Resolution Centre and Research Fellow at the Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy. As Principal Mediator at the Singapore Mediation Centre, she has experience mediating civil and commercial disputes.

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Dorcas Quek Anderson

 Honorary Treasurer

Dorcas is an Assistant Professor in Law at the Singapore Management University Yong Pung How School of Law. She is a mediator with the Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC), Singapore International Mediation Centre (SIMC), the Asian Development Bank and the Global Mediation Panel at the Office of the Ombudsman for UN Funds and Programmes.

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Sandy Widjaja

 

Sandy joined the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) in 2009 and presently serves as hearing officer (Principal Assistant Registrar) and Senior Legal Counsel. 

Loong Seng Onn Profile | Society of Mediation Professionals Singapore

Loong Seng Onn

 

Seng Onn was Executive Director of the Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC) from 2004 till 2019. He was involved in the strategic development of the SMC and had oversight of its day-to-day operations. Under his leadership, the SMC grew to be one of the largest ADR institutions in the region, with around 1000 disputes lodged per year and over 600 mediators on its panel.

Katherine Yap Profile | Society of Mediation Professionals Singapore

Katherine Yap

 

Katherine is the Chief  Operating Officer of Maxwell Chambers. She is also an Associate Mediator at the Singapore Mediation Centre (SMC) and an Appointed Mediator for both the Community Mediation Centre (CMC) and the Singapore International Mediation Institution (SIMI).

Ramesh Selvaraj Profile | Society of Mediation Professionals Singapore

Stephen Poh Yong Meng

 

Stephen currently is an Executive Master Mediator and volunteers at the Community Mediation Centre, concurrently a CMC Assessor he variously assesses new candidates’ suitability for appointment, and for current appointed mediators who seek higher level of industry recognition.