Jeffery Tan
Jeffery Tan is the group general counsel and chief sustainability officer of Jardine Cycle & Carriage, a member of the Jardine Matheson Group. He is also CEO of mental health charity Jardine MINDSET and serves on the boards of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce, Mind Forward Alliance Singapore and the Global Guiding Council of One Mind At Work. He is a member of the board advisory panel of mental health platform Talk Your Heart Out and an adviser to the sustainability panel of the association of Singapore Exchange (SGX) listed entities, SGListcos.
The ‘boomerang effect’: How strategic philanthropy pays a purpose premium
Beyond the balance sheet, the act of giving generates a unique dividend for the investor
The unseen leadership crisis: executive burnout
When the captain is frantic, the entire crew is at risk of drowning
The ‘S’ in ESG must stand for social well-being that includes mental health
It’s time for corporations to recognise the strategic and ethical significance of mental wellness – and remedy its persistent neglect.
Taming the AI ‘beast’ without losing ourselves
Artificial intelligence can drive progress without eroding mental well-being, but only if we act deliberately and intentionally
Boards and mental health: An opportunity for greater business success
Leadership with empathy and a strategic vision for employees will secure a critical advantage for organisations
Tools of convenience that gobble up our time
How apps and self-service portals may be making our lives busier
Square pegs in round holes – mental health and performance at the workplace
Educating employees and managers about this issue is essential for reducing stigma and fostering empathy
Moving beyond titles and positions: Becoming ‘Romeos’ and embracing a post-career life
With the right mindset and strategies, the post-retirement phase can be one of the most rewarding chapters of one’s life
Showing extraordinary leadership in 2025 – mental health and the inclusive workplace
THE results from the recently released Public Attitudes Study by the Ministry of Social and Family Development (MSF) are worrying. Almost 2,000...
