Mr. Han is a seasoned legal professional, has been practicing law since 1998 and has dedicated over 16 years of his career to Hoh Law Corporation. He holds qualifications as a Barrister at Law of the Inner Temple (UK) and as an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore. Specializing in Family Law, his expertise lies in resolving local and international disputes and handling divorce cases involving expatriates from various countries, including the United States, Malaysia, the United Kingdom, Vietnam, China, Korea, Myanmar, and Thailand.

Throughout his extensive legal career, Mr. Han has successfully managed and resolved numerous complex divorce cases and family matters. His services include providing counsel and representation in areas such as custody disputes, child abduction, adoption, spousal and interim maintenance claims, contested divorces and ancillary proceedings, personal protection applications and trials, and issues arising from sham marriages. Recognizing the unique challenges faced by the expatriate community in Singapore, He adopts a forward-thinking approach by focusing on mediation and alternative dispute resolution methods to address family and child-related disputes.

Mr. Han’s clientele spans across international borders, with cases involving various intricate situations.

Dr. Tay Teow Kiat holds several prestigious positions in the world of Chinese orchestral music, including Music Director of the East Zone Schools’ Chinese Orchestra Development Centre, President of the Singapore Chinese Instrumental Music Association, and Music Director of both the City Chinese Orchestra (CCO) and Dingyi Chamber Ensemble. Additionally, he serves as Resident Conductor of the Dunman High School Chinese Orchestra (DHSCO). Dr. Tay is often regarded as the pioneer of Chinese orchestral music in Singapore.

Since 1982, Dr. Tay has led the DHSCO on numerous international performance tours, showcasing their talents in countries such as Thailand, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, Brunei, China, and many others. Furthermore, he has conducted the NAFA CCO in concerts in Beijing, Tianjin, Jilin, and Taiwan.

In a 1992 article by People’s Music, a Chinese music magazine, Dr. Tay’s conducting style was praised for its precision, sensitivity, and grace. His deep understanding of traditional music culture allows him to accurately interpret various styles, bringing out the true essence of each piece.

Dr. Tay’s impact extends beyond the orchestras under his direction, as he has also been instrumental in nurturing young musical prodigies in Singapore. Many have gone on to become professional musicians and conductors in their own right. Both orchestras and numerous students under his tutelage have earned accolades like “Best Performance Awards,” “Best Orchestra Awards,” and top prizes in national and Singapore Youth Festival Chinese Music Competitions. These accomplishments have elevated the standard of Chinese music in Singapore and laid a solid foundation for future excellence.

In recognition of his contributions, Dr. Tay has received numerous awards, including the National Day Efficiency Medal (1989), the Commendation Plaque for music and dance activities (1991), the National Arts Council Cultural Medallion (1993), and the National Day Award-Long Service Medal (Education Service) (1997).

Dr. Tay’s influence extends across international borders, as he serves in honorary and guest roles for various Chinese music societies, associations, orchestras, and educational institutions in China.

Dr. Ling Hock Siang is an accomplished erhu performer with a doctoral degree in art studies. He is a recipient of several prestigious awards, including the 2004 Young Artist Award and the Singapore Youth Award (Culture and Arts Team Category, The Huqin Quartet). In 2021, he received the Commendation Award by Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) and was recognized for his outstanding contributions by the China Yangtze River Delta National Orchestra Performance.

Dr. Ling’s musical journey began when he graduated with a Bachelor’s degree from the Shanghai Conservatory of Music in 1998. He continued his studies under the tutelage of Professor Wang Yongde, becoming the first Singaporean to achieve a Master’s degree in erhu performance in 2005. In 2012, he earned a doctoral degree in arts studies (theory) from Beijing Normal University, studying under Professor Zhang Xiaomei.

Dr. Ling joined the SCO in 1997 as an erhu player and is currently the Erhu Associate Principal. He has performed with the SCO in various European and Asian countries. He has also held several solo and group recitals, including “Hock Siang & Friends” and “Oriental Folk Music” with ex-SCO guan musician Han Lei. He has performed as a member of the SCO Silk String Quintet “5trings” and the Huqin Quartet.

Dr. Ling also holds several teaching positions, including Artistic instructor of the City Chinese Orchestra (CCO), Erhu Instructor of the Singapore Youth Chinese Orchestra (SYCO), and Adjunct Instrumental Teacher (Erhu Performance) of the School of the Arts (SOTA). He has been an adjudicator for the National Arts Council’s biennial National Music Competition since 2006.

Dr. Ling has represented Singapore at international conferences on the erhu and frequently participates in workshops and arts meets in Asia. His passion for music and the erhu has taken him to various parts of the world, sharing his knowledge and skills with others.

Mr. Edward Kim is a baritone and vocal educator based in Singapore. He holds a Master of Arts (David Seligman Opera School) from the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (2023), a Master of Performance from the Royal College of Music, London (2021), and a Bachelor of Music from Seoul National University (2019). His awards include 1st Prize at the Sir Ian Stoutzker Prize (2023), 1st Prize at the Osaka International Music Competition (2018) and the Grand Prize at the Concert Artist Competition New York (2018). He has also taken part in young artist programmes with Oxford Lieder, Opera Holland Park and the Verbier Festival.

Edward has taught voice in Seoul, London and Singapore since 2017. He currently teaches part-time at Seimpi School of Music and Silversnow Music School. His teaching covers classical and pop vocal technique, diction, repertoire development, and preparing students for conservatory, arts school and university auditions. He has performed principal opera roles with Singapore Lyric Opera, The Opera People, New Opera Singapore and Opera Holland Park.

Mr. Ma Gang is a business and finance lecturer who has taught in Singapore’s private education sector since 2007. He holds a Master of Business Administration from James Cook University, Singapore (2009) and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Finance from Nankai University (2001). He has lectured at Beacon International College (2014 to 2024), AEC College (2011 to 2014) and Cambridge Institute Singapore (2007 to 2011). He received the Excellent Lecturer Award from AEC College in 2012.

He has taught programmes from ‘O’ Level and IGCSE up to Diploma, Advanced Diploma and MBA enrichment, including the LCCI Diploma in Business Administration. His subjects include strategic management, human resource management, business finance, financial analysis and auditing, economics, marketing and international business. His academic work covers module development, lesson planning, assessment design, and exam setting and grading. He teaches in both English and Mandarin and has taught local and international students.