Weng Mooi, Pharm D, EMBA, has over 30 years of experience in health care. She currently co-leads in the development of healthy precincts and digital mental health strategies and solutions. One key digital platform developed is mindline.sg twinned with AI-chatbot Wysa. It aims to empower and enable individuals to take care of their mental well-being with self-help resources, assessment and activities in an anonymous and safe space.

Before then, she was the Chief of Caregiving and Community Mental Health in a government agency. She led a team in the development and implementation of the national plan on caregiving and community mental health. The national masterplan aims to maximise potential of individuals and support aging in place in the community. It achieved this through developing capacity and capability of providers, building integrated networks to enhance care coordination across health and social care. For over 20 years, she served in a variety of leadership roles including Chief Operating Officer in Singapore’s leading mental health institution.

Weng Mooi is passionate and determined to push for the transformation of care to be person centric, holistic, and empowering, integrating with the natural environment.

Associate Professor John Wong Chee Meng is a Senior Consultant Psychiatrist, the Lin Jo Yan and Yeo Boon Khim Professor in Mental Health and Neuroscience, and Director of NUS-NUHS Mind Science Centre, which focuses on building cognitive and emotional resilience across the age continuum in the community. 

Through community-based programs and technology innovation, work to impact and enhance mental health service delivery, especially in the early adoption of digital mental health, pioneering the first WYSA Chabot cohort in Singapore.

As the immediate past President of the College of Psychiatrists, Academy of Medicine, Singapore, and current Board Director of the Pacific Rim College of Psychiatrists, John is committed to promoting cross-regional collaborative psychiatry education and mental health research. 

His clinical and research interests cover stress and resilience in school-age children, youth, and working adults, resilience profiling, and how they affect life trajectories impacted by psychological demands and traumatic incidents.

Dr. Jimmy Lee is a psychiatrist and clinician-scientist at the Institute of Mental Health and an Associate Professor at the Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Nanyang Technological University. 

At the Institute of Mental Health, Jimmy oversees the coordination and delivery of multi-disciplinary team-based care to people in recovery. Jimmy’s research motivation centres on the improvement of outcomes and recovery in people with serious mental illnesses. His specific clinical research area is in psychosis. He is interested in the development and application of digital technologies in mental health care and has been involved in several projects on digital phenotyping, digital therapeutics and AI-enabled platforms.

Joan Low is the Founder and CEO of ThoughtFull, a digital mental health company whose vision is to make access to mental healthcare seamless and affordable. ThoughtFull partners with employers, insurers, healthcare providers to bring end-to-end mental healthcare through their app, ThoughtFullChat. Through ThoughtFullChat, individuals can instantly connect with certified counselors and psychologist for 1-on-1 daily bite-sized coaching and access evidence- based tools. As a mental health caregiver for the past 20 years, Joan recognized the vast innovation gaps in the current system and is now an advocate of mental health, technology for impact, and women in HealthTech. Previously, Joan was a banker at J.P. Morgan, Hong Kong, for 6 years managing a portfolio of over USD1.3 billion in assets under supervision. For more information, visit www.thoughtfull.world, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn.

Acceset, a digital mental health company. His past works include a mental health research project funded by Wellcome Trust Foundation and implementing tech-based mental health solutions funded by Tote Board. He is currently developing a digital protocol for online peer support together with Hogan Lovells. In addition, he is also preparing a research study to look at the efficacy of digital peer support intervention in partnership with National University of Singapore N.1 Institute of Health. His work has been recognized with the Queen's Young Leader's Award and Tatler's Gen T List.

Ms Janhavi Vaingankar is a mental health researcher from Singapore with expertise in epidemiology and health services research. She has co-led several national surveys on the prevalence of mental disorders and barriers to care. Her research interests have gradually transitioned from studying mental disorders to understanding mental wellbeing from a public health perspective. Her research in the area of positive mental health has enabled the measurement of mental health domains that are relevant to multi-ethnic Asians. She is currently pursuing her PhD in Public Health with a focus on youth positive mental health where she delves deeper into the perspectives of teenagers and young adults from diverse backgrounds.