Irving Low serves as the current chair of STPI. Mr. Irving Low was appointed to the board of STPI in 2018. He is a partner in KPMG in Singapore and has been with KPMG for over 31 years, having worked in both the London and Singapore offices. As the Head of Priority Client Coverage, he is responsible for the key clients for the Singapore practice across, Audit, Tax and Advisory as well as the non-audit Advisory clients in Indonesia. Irving takes on this new role, after heading the Advisory business in both Singapore and Indonesia. He was also the previous Head of People Performance and Culture as well as the Head of Clients and Markets. His vast experience, both strategically and operationally cutting across many sectors and industries position him well to serve KPMG’s key clients. Irving’s key area of practice is in corporate governance, where he is also the KPMG APAC Leader for Board Advisory Services. Irving also sits on the Board of the Singapore Repertory Theatre and the Advisory Board of the School of Accountancy of Singapore Management University. In addition, Irving is a member of CPA Australia Sub-committee for the Public Sector.

Mr. Sam Kok Weng was appointed to the board of STPI in 2020. He is a partner with PwC in Singapore where he holds dual roles: Markets Leader and Financial Services Leader. He is a board member of WorkWell Leaders Ltd, Alexandra Health Fund Limited and Insolvency Practitioners Association of Singapore Limited. Kok Weng was a board member of the Advisory Board of SMU – School of Accountancy and School of the Arts and retired after serving the maximum permissible terms. He is also a volunteer docent with National Gallery Singapore.
Kok Weng specialises in deal advisory for financial institutions and fintech companies. In addition, Kok Weng is the Deputy Chairman of the Insolvency & Restructuring Practitioners Committee and a member of the Investigation and Disciplinary Panel of ISCA. He is a Board member of the School of the Arts as well as Alexandra Health Fund Limited. He is also a member of the Advising Panel to SMU – School of Accountancy and a volunteer docent with National Gallery Singapore.

Kok Weng is a chartered accountant of ISCA and ICAEW.

Tan Chuan Yong is the managing partner of Tan Kim Seng & Partners, specializing in Singapore property, finance and banking law. Tan is a board member of The Private Museum, Singapore and sits on the School Advisory Committee of Hillgrove Secondary School.

Nathaniel P Gunawan is the Director of Oasis Waters International, a leading consumer goods company which is a national manufacturer & distributor of ready-to-drink water in Indonesia.

He has a background in private investments, starting his career at Morgan Stanley and then in a family office. He is also the Co-Founder & Director of Phoenix Films, a content investment company focusing on production and distribution of Singapore & Indonesian films.

Nathaniel graduated from Harvard University (BA, 2007; MA, 2010).

Mr. Lito Camacho was appointed to the board of STPI in 2021. He is Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the University of the Arts Singapore, the Non-Executive Chairman of SunLife of Canada (Philippines) Inc., a member of the International Advisory Panel of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (China), and a board member or senior adviser to several other business organisations in the region. He was previously the Vice Chairman for Asia Pacific at Credit Suisse A.G. Lito and his wife are avid art collectors and are both members of the Asia Pacific Acquisition Committee of the Tate Modern in London. He is also a member of the Acquisition Committee of the National Gallery Singapore, and a former board member of the National Gallery Singapore and National Heritage Board. He was recently conferred the Public Service Medal by the President of Singapore for his service to the National Gallery Singapore and the promotion of arts in Singapore.

Ms. Koh Lin-Net was appointed to the board of STPI in 2021. She leads the institutional relations function in Temasek Trust, and is concurrently a director at the Centre for Impact Investing and Practices. Prior to these roles, Ms. Koh held concurrent appointments as the Chief Executive of two foundations under the Temasek family. She joined Temasek Foundation in 2016 after spending more than 20 years in the Administrative Service, which is part of the Singapore Civil Service. During this time, she held a wide range of positions, including as the Deputy Secretary in the then Ministry of Information, Communications and the Arts, and Ministry of Trade and Industry, and the Chief Executive Officer of the Media Development Authority. She sits on the Board of the School of the Arts, Singapore, and the Asia Pacific Advisory Board of Harvard Business School.

Lynette Pang joined the board of STPI in July 2023. She is the Deputy CEO at the National Arts Council, which champions the arts in Singapore by nurturing creative excellence, developing the arts ecosystem and supporting broad audience engagement.

Prior to NAC, Lynette was Assistant Chief Executive, Marketing Group at the Singapore Tourism Board, where she was responsible for building the Singapore destination brand globally. She helmed global marketing efforts and oversaw corporate communications and global strategic marketing partnerships. At STB Lynette had also led the arts, entertainment, sports and F1 portfolios. Lynette’s experience in the lifestyle sector includes stints at Yahoo! and Warner Bros. Theatrical.

Lynette is currently a board member at Arts House Limited, Singapore Symphony Group, Marketing Society and EZ-Link Pte Ltd.

Eugene Tan was appointed to the board of STPI in April 2024. He is the CEO and Director of National Gallery Singapore and Singapore Art Museum. He has been Director of National Gallery Singapore since 2013 and since 2019, also Director of Singapore Art Museum.

Previous appointments include Programme Director (Special Projects) at the Singapore Economic Development Board where he oversaw the development of the Gillman Barracks art district and Director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts Singapore. He has published and curated widely, organising exhibitions including the Singapore Pavilion at the 51st Venice Biennale (2005), the inaugural Singapore Biennale (2006) and Minimalism: Space. Light. Object. (2018) at National Gallery Singapore.

He also serves as a board member of the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp (MuHKA) in Belgium and the International Advisory Board of the Mori Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan.

Mr. Hogi Hyun was appointed to the board of STPI in 2024. Hogi founded Abacus Capital, a Singapore-based fund management group, in 1995 and is currently the Managing Director overseeing all investment and advisory activities. Prior to Abacus Capital, Hogi was the Managing Director of Bankers Trust Company in Singapore where he established and managed its corporate finance, risk management and investment management businesses for Southeast Asia.

Hogi started his career in finance in New York, and has worked in London and Hong Kong. Hogi has been a member of the Investment Panel of The Enterprise Challenge, a venture fund backed by the Singapore Prime Minister's Office; a member of the Board of Directors of the Singapore Civil Service College, the Singapore National Library Board; and a member of the University of the Arts Singapore Finance and Investment Committee.

Hogi graduated Magna cum laude from Yale University in 1985 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in East Asian Studies. He studied at the Beijing Foreign Languages Institute and Fudan University in Shanghai. He holds a Grand Diplôme from La Varenne Ecole de Cuisine in Paris, and the Diplôme Universitaire d'Aptitude à la Dégustation des vins in oenology from the University of Bordeaux.

Mr. Jim Amberson joined the board of STPI in July 2024. He is the Head of General Liability APAC for Swiss Re International SE. He has been collecting art, predominantly focused upon Southeast Asia, for more than twenty years. Jim is member of STPI’s Curatorial Content Committee; as well as the Advisory Board for SEA Focus, which is an STPI Project. He is a member of the Acquisition Committee of Singapore Art Museum; as well as the Asia Pacific Acquisition Committee for the Tate Modern.