In Singapore, only one in nine listed board seats are filled by women. Research shows that the country still lags behind most western countries in terms of female representation on boards. Wong Su-Yen, Chairman of the Board, Nera Telecommunications, kickstarts the ‘Women on Boards’ series. She is also the director and advisor to a diverse portfolio of organisations in Singapore and overseas.

This series is produced with the assistance of the Singapore Institute of Directors (“SID is the national association of company directors and promotes the professional development of directors and corporate leaders”) and its collaborators BoardAgender and Accenture. Read more about the women featured in the book "Women on Boards".

<p>In Singapore, only one in nine listed board seats are filled by women. Research shows that the country still lags behind most western countries in terms of female representation on boards. Wong Su-Yen, Chairman of the Board, Nera Telecommunications, kickstarts the &lsquo;Women on Boards&rsquo; series. She is also the director and advisor to a diverse portfolio of organisations in Singapore and overseas.</p>
<p>This series is produced with the assistance of the Singapore Institute of Directors (&ldquo;SID is the national association of company directors and promotes the professional development of directors and corporate leaders&rdquo;) and its collaborators BoardAgender and Accenture.&nbsp;Read more about the women featured in the book "Women on Boards".</p>

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