Envisioned and created an initiative to engage AAS members to do more charitable acts across Singapore. The program involves working with many stakeholders with a wide variety of needs and interests.

Oversaw all aspects of four charity golf tournaments, two in Singapore and two in Malaysia. These tournaments include VIPs and many sponsors as well as volunteer players.

Oversee an annual event to thank important partners, sponsors and other stakeholders. Location has varied from my own apartment to the US Embassy. 

Organized an Amazing Race event for 60 Girl Scouts which included seven stops and activities such a packing bags for migrant workers, learning about Singapore's Samsui women and making sushi.

Reimagined the structure of Day Camp for Singapore's youngest

Girl Scouts and twice oversaw the camp for 200 girls twice. This event includes bussing, meals, activities and a campfire.

Overssaw all aspects of four of the American Association's charity balls for 500 guests, each with a different theme. These balls were the most successful in the association’s history.

Reimagined four very different family-friendly events with up to 2500 attendees in four different locations, each with its own challenge. 

Coordinated complicated event working with many partners and sponsors on holiday event, raising toys for Singapore children in need.

Organized day-long visits for thirteen girls with female ambassadors in Singapore which I then wrote up for Expat Living magazine.

Conceived and created a new event for the AAS calendar which helped pull in a major sponsor as a way to pull families onto their campus.

Conceived and oversaw the execution of the newest major event on the AAS calendar with Fall-themed family-friendly activities. Event involves many moving parts (including ponies!) as well as sponsors.

Organized eight Scouting organizations with 18,000 members to create a letter-writing campaign to thank healthcare workers during COVID-19. The President of Singapore attended the handoff ceremony and all the major newspapers and media outlets carried the story.

Organized an all-day model car race for 125 Cub Scouts every year which includes two workshops to make the cars.