Everything About Workers’ Party’s Latest 5 Candidates, With 2 of Them Being Old Faces

This is exciting.

PSP has already finishing announcing their 24 candidates (sans Lee Hsien Yang) and PAP has announced all of their new faces.

They have so many that if they want to announce everybody, we might have to hold the nomination day on 31 Dec 2020 instead.

But what we really, really want to know is, who are the candidates for Workers’ Party?

Even if you’re not a fan of theirs, or they’re not in your area, your curiosity is probably piqued after you saw their Netflix-like promotional teaser:

Well, in case you missed it, they’ve introduced their first group of candidates on 25 Jun:

And another group on 26 Jun:

Reader Bao: Two days in a row? Come on, let’s make it threeeeeeeee~

WP: Wish granted.

Reader Bao: Wait- what?!

Everything About Workers’ Party’s Latest 5 Candidates, With 2 of Them Being Old Faces

On 27 Jun, the Workers’ Party introduces their third batch of candidates.

Two of them are former candidates while three are new faces.

Nathaniel Koh Kim Hui, 36 (Digital Product Owner at an MNC)

While this is the first time Koh is standing for election, he has been volunteering for Workers’ Party since 2009.

Graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Information Systems Management from Singapore Management University (SMU), he has been executing digital transformation initiatives in the financial, transportation and access solutions sector.

He hopes to rekindle Singapore’s sense of space and rejuvenate our sense of belonging.

You can find out more about him here.

Tan Chen Chen, 38 (Contracts Administrator)

Graduated from Singapore Polytechnic in 2004, she worked her way up from assistant quantitative surveyor to quantitative surveyor and obtained her degree in Construction Management in 2009.

Chen hopes that Singaporeans recognise the need for a rational and respectable elected-opposition presence in Parliament to provide for a system of checks and balances.

She also hopes that Singaporeans will take more interest in the country, their communities and their neighbours.

You can find out more about her here.

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Fadli Fawzi, 40 (Lawyer at Inkwell Law Corporation)

Before he was a lawyer, he was a senior policy development officer with the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) for five years.

Fadli also worked at various think tanks such as the Asia Research Institute, the Institute of Policy Studies and the Centre for Research for Pedagogy and Practice.

He hopes that Singapore will become a “more just and democratic country where people are empowered to make rational and informed decisions”.

You can find out more about him here.

Kenneth Foo Seck Guan, 42 (Deputy Director, Singapore Cancer Society)

If he looks familiar to you and you stay in Yishun, that’s because he was part of the team that contested at Nee Soon GRC back in 2015.

He has worked in the Singapore Corporation of Rehabilitative Enterprises (SCORE) for 8 years and has been serving in the charity sector for 5 years with the Singapore Cancer Society.

He hopes to build a Singapore where Singaporeans are empowered to be critical and included in decision-making with a “balanced, equal and ethical political system”.

You can find out more about him here.

Terence Tan Li-Chern, 48 (Advocate & Solicitor)

Another familiar face, Tan ran for elections in Marine Parade GRC back in 2015.

He mainly represents parties in commercial disputes but also acts for accused persons in murder and drug trafficking trials and appeals.

A lawyer by trade, he also has experience in top-level management, including a multinational hotel group and a real estate and hotel developer firm.

He hopes to provide Singaporeans with equal and ample opportunities in their workplaces and schools to excel.

You can find out more about him here.

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