Shaun Teo
President

Shaun was a business student at Ngee Ann Polytechnic and his business background comes in useful for the operational and business aspects of Migrant Voices. Having a keen interest in music and the arts, he became part of Migrant Voices after the CD project as he had a keen interest in art for humanity. This means making art accessible to all segments of society, in the belief that art is probably one of the safest and most educational ways for people to express themselves. He is currently serving his National Service and the resident conductor of a local community choir called Vox Camerata, which also happens to be Migrant Voices' partner for the choral programme.

Susy Bungsu
Vice President

Susy, who is a secretary by training, volunteered withThe Necessary Stage’s M1 Fringe Festival 2006 as a Liaison Officer. She met Sha, who was involved in the CDproject and together with Alvin Tan of The Necessary Stage and a few other Exco members, saw the need for a platform for the migrant workers to express themselves artistically. She does not believe in a top-down approach in teaching but rather on a peer-to-peer platform. Her vision is for the migrant workers and the Singaporean society at large to integrate and share their artistic skills with one another. She actively networks with other organisations in the hopes of bringing this vision into reality.

Susy is currently in the education sector, with a focus on events management. Aside from holding a Secretary position in Migrant Voices, she is also in charge of volunteer management.

Joey Chin
Secretary

Alex Lee
Treasurer

Sha Najak
Past-President & Outreach

Sha became involved with Migrant Voices in 2006 and served as one of it's President. Although not necessarily the founder of Migrant Voices, Sha was integral in shaping and moulding the group along with her fellow Executive Committee Members. She graduated with a Degree in Mass Communications from Oklahoma City University and currently reading Art Therapy at LaSalle College of the Arts. She has worked with many migrant worker organisations for the CD project and is now currently working part-time for Transient Workers Count Too or TWC2, a Singaporean migrant welfare organisation. Recently, her photographs have been presented at part of the Esplanade's National Day programme called BREATHE. Sha has also recited poetry at INDIGNATION 2006.

Jolovan Wham
Programming

Jacqueline Tan
Publicist

Jacqueline (“Jackie”) is a freelance writer and editor from Singapore. After graduating with a Communication Studies degree from Murdoch University, she has been a regular contributor for various prominent publications in Singapore, including Her World, Home&Décor and Her World Brides. Now she heads the publicityteam for Migrant Voices and has been a significant contributor in our drama workshop at Little India too. Having travelled extensively in India, which she loves, has helped.

Prashant s/o Somosundram
Publicist

Prashant an RSAF officer who graduated from New York University with a degree in Politics. He was one of 10 photographers selected to exhibit at The Photographer's Gallery, "Best of Hung" competition. Prashant is a go-to person for Tamil translations, and his networks have allowed Migrant Voices to engage Indian workers into the workshops. Prashant drives the publicity team along with Jackie and Vidya for Migrant Voices.

Vidya Heble
Editor

Vidya graduated from the Dhempe College of Arts and Science in Panaji, Goa, with a degree in English. Since then she has worked for many major newspapers and publications in India, the United Arab Emirates and Singapore. She has been involved in Migrant Voices since October 2006 and was appointed an Executive Committee Member in January 2007. With her experience in journalism, she is the main editor for Migrant Voices' publications and website. She also works with Prashant and Jackie in the Press and Publicity teams.