The Team

  • Tingjun Zhang

    Co-founder & Director
    Ting is a former journalist/producer with regional broadcaster Channel NewsAsia, and an ex-national netball player for Singapore. Now a freelance emcee and motivational speaker, Tingjun devotes her time to developing TCRP’s growth strategy and sharing the team’s vision with the community. The aspiring social entrepreneur, who holds a B.A. in Psychology, is passionate about being a catalyst for change and enjoys coming up with creative approaches to philanthropy. For more information on Tingjun, visit www.zhangtingjun.com

  • Alexandra Toh

    Co-founder & Director
    Alex is a popular spinning instructor and has been an inspiration of fitness to many. Taiwanese by birth, Singaporean by nationality and Filipino at heart, Alexandra has a passion for cycling and photography. Alexandra sees The Chain Reaction Project as a ‘pay it forward’ movement, to help people in small but significant ways, causing a butterfly effect or chain reaction through her generation. Alex who holds a B.A. in International Business, aims to reach this new audience for charity through harnessing the power of the media and social networking.

  • Jasmine Wong

    Co-founder & Director
    JASMINE WONG is a sports physiotherapist who in her latest incarnation is gaining new experience as a public servant in the Singapore Government. An avid ultra-marathoner, Jasmine has completed races all over the world, including running across Chile’s Atacama Desert, the Mongolian steppes and the mountains of South Korea and Australia.  She has used some of these races to raise funds for several charities. Beyond ultra-marathons, she has also participated in several community development and crisis response projects in Tibet, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. These cross-cultural encounters and journeys of self-discovery have deeply enriched her life. Through TCRP, she hopes to inspire everyday people to make a difference in the world around them.

  • Anina Boshoff

    Co- founder & Legal Advisor
    A lawyer by profession, Anina spent a significant portion of her life living in Singapore, before moving back to her homecountry of South Africa in 2009. She has long had a love for the outdoors and a heart for the challenges faced by rural women and girls, particularly in developing countries. She considers TCRP a powerful platform to convince more people, regardless of their level of fitness, to take up physically and mentally challenging initiatives to improve the lives of the less fortunate. Anina currently serves as Director of Banking and Finance at Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs Inc. in South Africa.

  • Melanie Oliveiro

    Marketing & Public Relations Manager
    Melanie Oliveiro’s first job was that of a sales and marketing executive for a book publisher, where – among her many duties – she promoted books and their authors to the media industry. Melanie is now a radio lecturer at Ngee Ann Polytechnic’s School of Film & Media Studies.  Melanie is also a familiar voice on radio and can often be heard on 938LIVE (93.8FM), MediaCorp’s only talk and news radio station. A film studies graduate with three short films under her belt, Melanie was previously Channel NewsAsia’s resident movie critic from 2004-2010.

  • Lynn Phang

    Company Secretary
    Lynn is a practicing Certified Public Accountant and an Accredited Tax Advisor (Income Tax).  She co-founded Ardent, a CPA and business advisory firm.  Inspired by the initiatives of The Chain Reaction Project and the passion of its founders, Lynn took up the role of TCRP’s Company Secretary to assist the Non-Profit Organization in its corporate compliance.  Lynn believes that the founders of TCRP are an inspiration to others and that TCRP can be used as a platform by people who want to make a difference.

  • Michael Tay

    Strategic Advisor
    Executive Director of The Hour Glass Limited, Michael Tay is also an avid cyclist and strategic advisor to The Chain Reaction Project.  Mike currently serves on the board of the Singapore Tyler Print Institute and Mercy Relief, an international humanitarian development and relief organization located in Singapore.  Mike graduated from Oxford Brookes University, United Kingdom with a First Class (Honours) in Business and International Management.