Elaine is an IT graduate who worked in London and later Singapore with a multi-national IT firm. She developed her passion in heritage and the arts while living in London and in New York. On returning to Singapore, Elaine trained to be a docent with the Friends of the Museums (FOM), thereafter guiding at most of the National Heritage Board Museums and also at the National Gallery of Singapore. She Read more.... Cheong Siew Boon Elaine (Graduated in 2017)
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Elaine is an IT graduate who worked in London and later Singapore with a multi-national IT firm. She developed her passion in heritage and the arts while living in London and in New York. On returning to Singapore, Elaine trained to be a docent with the Friends of the Museums (FOM), thereafter guiding at most of the National Heritage Board Museums and also at the National Gallery of Singapore. She Read more.... 
Elaine Chiew is a U.S. trained corporate lawyer and fiction writer. She worked for a law firm and investment bank in New York and Hong Kong before switching to fiction writing. She is the editor/compiler of Cooked Up: Food Fiction From Around the World (New Internationalist, 2015). She has won prizes for her short fiction (which include the Bridport International Short Story Prize and Elbow Room 
Geraldine Lee’s professional career has encompassed directorial roles in marketing and business development in retail (import and distribution), as well as project management in the field of art and design. Her interest in art was piqued following a foray into the Singapore Art Museum Docent Training Programme that led to a stint as the museum’s Docent Co-Head of Student Programming from 2011-2012. 
Inna Shapiro graduated from LASALLE College of the Arts with a Master's degree in Asian Art Histories in 2017. She was the Country Manager of FashionTV in Singapore, taking on responsibilities such as brand leadership and luxury brand partnership management. She founded ENECAA (an online gallery, research service and advisor within the sphere of Central Asian modern and contemporary art) in 2014 
Luke Chua received his Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in English Literature from the National University of Singapore and currently works as an arts and culture administrator. His experience with art started when he became a docent at the Singapore Art Museum (SAM) and later at the National Gallery Singapore (NGS), both of which he continues to guide at. He holds a Master of Arts in Asian Art Histories