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- EtonHouse Parenting Webinar
Charmaine led an insightful conversation on when parents should speak up and when they should trust the process. Building strong partnerships between home and school is one of the most important factors in a child's development. In this webinar, Charmaine, parent of an EtonHouse student, moderated a discussion with Robert Randall, Principal of EtonHouse International School Orchard, and Chandar Prabah Rai, Centre Leader at E-Bridge Pre-School. Together, they explore how parents can navigate difficult conversations with educators, understand what children's behaviour may be communicating, and balance advocacy with trust when concerns arise. Through practical examples and honest discussion, the webinar offers valuable insights to help parents navigate encouragement, boundaries and trust in their child’s learning journey. Watch the webinar : EtonHouse Parenting Webinar - What to Say, When to Push, When to Trust
- Get Fit! Get Lit!
Charmaine launched a community programme created to make financial literacy, movement and climate-health education engaging for young participants. A healthier, more resilient future starts with our children. Charmaine launched Get Fit! Get Lit!, a community programme designed to make financial literacy, physical activity and climate-health education engaging for young participants. Through Cha-Ching and interactive activity stations, children explored money management, movement, climate change and health in a fun, hands-on way. MOS Dinesh Vasu Dash signed the MOU, marking the programme’s commitment to equipping more than 3,000 children with practical skills to make informed choices, stay active and contribute to a stronger community.
- Changi Airline Awards
Charmaine honoured outstanding award recipients, celebrating the airlines that continue to strengthen Singapore’s position as a global aviation hub. Acting Minister for Transport Jeffrey Siow shared that the ongoing Terminal 3 enhancement programme forms part of Changi Airport Group’s S$3 billion investment to expand capacity and pilot new robotics and digital technologies in self-service check-in and security screening ahead of the opening of Terminal 5. Congratulations to all 24 award winners, including Scoot, which was named Partner of the Year for expanding connectivity with 13 new destinations and further strengthening Changi Airport’s network in recent years.
- Wind Energy Summit
Charmaine celebrated the launch of the inaugural RECHARGE Wind Energy Summit Asia-Pacific. The summit was graced by Minister Tan See Leng and Her Excellency Dr. Bettina Fanghänel, Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany to Singapore, alongside Enterprise Singapore Chairman Lee Chuan Teck and Singapore Tourism Board Executive Director Poh Chi Chuan. Following the ribbon-cutting ceremony, distinguished guests toured the SG Pavilion and ESG Singapore Showcase, highlighting Singapore’s growing role in the global energy transition.
- Live Life Well
Charmaine hosted and moderated an expert panel on living well, not just living longer. The conversation explored the shift from longevity to quality of life, highlighting the importance of preventive care, timely screening and healthier workplaces designed with well-being in mind. A key milestone of the event was the MoU signing, marking a new public-private partnership to advance workplace wellness and resilience for an ageing population.
- Beyond The Diagnosis
Charmaine moderated an expert panel unpacking common myths around critical illness and modern health protection. Charmaine hosted a dynamic panel featuring a cardiologist, an oncologist, and an in-house medical practitioner, where they debunked common myths such as cancer being a “death sentence” and heart disease only affecting older men. The session challenged misconceptions and reshaped how audiences view critical illnesses. The experts provided clear, practical insights into commonly claimed critical conditions, advancements in treatment, and the importance of early detection, helping audiences better understand today’s evolving healthcare landscape. The discussion also highlighted long-term wellbeing and modern protection, emphasising the role of regular exercise and the impact of dietary cholesterol on heart health, empowering individuals to take a more proactive approach to their health.
- Strength in Every Step
Charmaine sat down with two incredible mothers and what unfolded was a powerful reminder of what strength truly looks like. Charmaine sat down with two incredible mothers raising children with Down syndrome, and what unfolded was a powerful reminder of what strength truly looks like. Sometimes, strength isn’t loud. It’s a mother showing up every single day—with love, patience, and everything she has. Time spent with these families revealed something deeper: the boundless love that fills each home, the resilience women carry so gracefully, and the unwavering power of community. This initiative supports the Down Syndrome Association’s effort to set a Singapore Book of Records for the largest gathering of 231 people wearing mismatched socks, which was also held in celebration of their 30th anniversary on 28 March 2026 at Suntec City.
- Retail Banker Asia Trailblazer Awards
Charmaine celebrated leaders shaping the future of the banking industry across a rapidly evolving Asian landscape. At the 17th Annual Retail Banker International Asia Trailblazer Awards, winners including OCBC, stood out for their innovation, forward-thinking approach and excellence in environmental impact and data-driven engagement, reflecting the resilience and creativity driving the sector forward. These are the pioneers, disruptors, and visionaries driving the industry forward.
- Business Times Global Launch
Charmaine launched the new BT Global that shares global business insights and market trends in Asia. The event welcomed distinguished guests, including corporate leaders, ASEAN ambassadors, and Singapore ministry officials led by Minister for Manpower Tan See Leng, and attended by former DPM Heng Swee Keat and Dr Amy Khor. Minister Tan See Leng highlighted how Singapore can navigate volatility through principled approaches, investing in people, and building economic resilience. BT Global was officially launched by Minister Tan See Leng, SPH Media Chairman Khaw Boon Wan and SPH Media CEO Chan Yeng Kit. As ASEAN deepens digital economy networks, BT Global plays a key role in providing clear, regionally grounded insights for informed decision-making. 🔗 https://bt.sg/hyRY
- Lunar New Year Celebrations
Charmaine welcomed distinguished guests to an evening filled with meaningful connections and joyful celebration. The programme opened with an award-winning Lion and Dragon Dance performance — a symbolic display of prosperity, strength and continued success. Distinguished guests and valued partners were treated to a curated Chinese fusion showcase that blended tradition with contemporary flair. The evening concluded with a lucky draw and karaoke segment.
- Chinese New Year Luncheon 2026
Charmaine ushered in PPHG’s Lunar New Year with warmth and vibrant festive energy. The festivities were kicked off with a traditional acrobatic Lion Dance performance, setting an auspicious and energetic tone for the afternoon. It was a celebration defined by connection and excellence, with a thoughtfully curated programme that brought together exceptional hospitality and entertainment. Guests indulged in a sumptuous menu specially crafted by the Executive Chefs from all five hotels. The entertainment segment featured Imelda, who elevated the festive atmosphere with a captivating performance alongside the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, before the celebration concluded on a high note with exciting lucky draw prizes.
- In conversation with Li Jin
Hosting Li Jin brought audiences into close conversation with one of China’s most celebrated ink artists. In her interview with Li Jin, Charmaine learned that his artistic journey began at just three years old, when the brush became a tool for focus and expression, evolving into a visual language for capturing the poetry of everyday life. Shaped by his travels across Bali, Japan, and China, his works feature familiar motifs — cabbage, hong shao rou, expressive fish, and subtle self-portraits — layered with memory, culture, and perspective. Presented by ICON Singapore as part of Singapore Art Week and ART SG, his works are held in major museum collections worldwide, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, a testament to the timeless resonance of his artistic voice.













