Board of Directors

Kwee Bin Teo

Senior Project Leader, Boston Consulting Group

Kwee Bin Teo, a Singaporean, is currently a Senior Project Leader with the Boston Consulting Group based in San Francisco, California. She has spent the last nine months at BCG developing strategies for the non-profit educational sector. Kwee Bin has been involved in community field work since 1998 working with children and the homeless. Director and Founder of the SALI Service Leadership Program, she is also an advisor to SEALNet and has gone for two projects in Vietnam. She has a degree from Nanyang Technological University (Honors), and graduated from the Harvard Business School (Honors).

Kevin Teo

Founding Partner, Volans Ventures

Kevin is currently Founding Partner and Director of Volans Ventures.  He was previously  Head, East Asia at the Schwab Foundation of Social Entrepreneurship and Global Leadership Fellow at the World Economic Forum. Prior to that, he has held management positions at software startups funded by Sequoia Capital (CenterRun and Clearwell Systems), was Principal Engineer at Sun Microsystems and developer at Trilogy software.

Kevin graduated from Carnegie Mellon University with a MS in Information Networking, and holds a BEng in Computing from the Imperial College, London.

Leng Lim

Executive and Leadership Coach, Leng Lim LLC

Leng Leroy Lim holds degrees from Princeton (BA), Harvard Divinity School (MDiv) Harvard Business School (MBA) where he delivered Harvard University's 350th Commencement Graduate Oration. An avid mountaineer who has led expeditions in Alaska, Leng was an interfaith chaplain at the University of California Irvine, and later a management consultant at Marakon Associates. Combining his different expertise in diverse fields, Leng is an Executive Coach who works with senior management on leadership development, and has consulted to clients in the US and Asia, including PricewaterhouseCoopers, The National University of Singapore and The California Wellness Foundation. He resides in San Francisco and Singapore.

Viet Minh Huynh

Student, Stanford University

Viet is pursuing an Economics B.A. and a Management Science & Engineering M.S. at Stanford University. To learn from his inspiring friends and contribute his part in helping others, Viet co-founded SEALNet to pay it forward. Viet enjoys reading, traveling, making and keeping friends, and good conversations. Viet will join Morgan Stanley in Los Angeles as an Analyst after graduation.

Jiun Haur Wang

Student, Stanford University

Jiun Haur is a junior at Stanford University, majoring in both Physics and Economics. He was the webmaster for SEALNet, and is very interested in technology and its implementation in developing nations. As a Singapore PSC Scholar, he will return to Singapore in June 2008 to work for the Singapore Government as a civil servant.

Seihout Sok

Student, Stanford University

Seihout is a Cambodian junior at Stanford University, majoring in Chemical Engineering. He co-led SEALNet Service Project Cambodia 2006, in which he returned to serve his old secondary school in Phnom Penh. In addition, he was also involved in Project Cambodia 2007 to help reviving traditional art in his country. Having grown up in Cambodia, Seihout is dedicated in inspiring Cambodia youth to take initiatives and lead their community. During his free time, Seihout plays foosball, pool， basketball and tennis.

Ngọc Tú Thuỳ Ngô

Student, Stanford University

Originally from Vietnam, Tu Ngo, a public policy major, co-led Project Cambodia 2006 and Project Vietnam 2007. Through SEALNet and various service experiences in Vietnam, she has learned that besides passion, knowledge, leadership, and networking are all important to creating changes. With an additional interest in business and organizational management, her ambition is to utilize and modify business concepts to create efficient and sustainable social enterprises. She also loves photography, documentary films, blogging, googling, listening to stories, and spending time with her family and friends.