Management Committee

The leadership team comprising of board of directors plays a crucial role in ensuring good corporate governance and providing guidance and strategic direction to Bright Hill Evergreen Home. They work collectively to steer the organization towards fulfilling its mission and vision, ensuring that our services align with the needs of the elderly population we serve. These dedicated individuals generously devote their time and professional expertise voluntarily, without receiving any remuneration.

Bhikkhu Sik Kwang Sheng

Chairman

Ms Lim Siew Hua

Treasurer

Mr Woo Tuck kan

Secretary

Dr Kweh Soon Han

Legal Advisor

Mr Goh Swee Kang, Jayson

Member

Mr Lee Kian Chong

Member

Mr Ng Hui Wen

Member

Mr Colin Lim

Member

Dr Ung Peck Houy

Member

Mr Kek Seng Swee Nicholas

Member

Management Committee Roles and Responsibilities

All our MC members are elected at the Annual General Meeting. The recruitment and selection of MC members are guided by the Home’s Constitution, Board Governance Policy and other legal requirements. The MC endeavors to ensure that there is an appropriate mix of core competence and expertise to meet the Home’s vision, mission and objectives. 

To ensure that the Home is operating well, effectively and responsibly, the MC performance and effectiveness are evaluated annually at the Annual General Meeting. Members will review past year performance and identify areas for improvement so that the Home can continue to be effective and sustainable.

Roles & responsibilities of the Management Committee are as follows:

  1. Ensure that the Home is well managed and fulfil its vision and mission.
  2. Review the Home’s vision and mission statement to keep goals and objectives relevant to the changing environment and needs. 
  3. Review the strategic plans and annual work plan to ensure that the activities are aligned to the vision and mission of the Home.
  4. Ensure adequate resources for the operations of the Home, and that such resources are effectively and efficiently managed.
  5. Review the Constitution, whenever necessary.
  6. Ensure orientation for new MC members is conducted so that they are familiar with the Home’s work and MC functions at the start of their term of service.
  7. Plan for development, succession and diversity in the composition of the MC.
  8. Exercise independent judgement and act in the best interests of the Home.
  9. Ensure objectivity in decision-making and be wholly independent from the paid employees of the Home.

Sub Committee

To assist the Board in reviewing and deliberating on specific aspects of running our Home and to execute its responsibilities, the MC established nine sub-committees namely Executive Committee, Finance Committee, Admission Committee, Medifund Committee, Nomination Committee, Audit Committee and Building Committee, Financial Assistance Scheme Committee and Investment Committee.

Executive Committee

Chairman : Mr Ng Hui Wen
Secretary : Mr Yeap Soon Keong Dan
Member : Mr Kek Seng Swee Nicholas

Finance Committee

Chairman : Ms Lim Siew Hua
Member : Mr Kek Seng Swee Nicholas

Admission Committee

Chairman : Mr Goh Swee Kang, Jayson
Member : Dr Lau Kah Yong
Member : Dr Ung Peck Houy

Nomination Committee

Chairman : Mr Goh Swee Kang, Jayson
Member : Mr Kek Seng Swee Nicholas
Member : Mr Ng Hui Wen

Audit Committee

Chairman : Mr Lee Kian Chong
Member : Mr Lim Teck Foon Edmund

Building Committee

Chairman : Mr Goh Swee Kang, Jayson
Member : Mr Kek Seng Swee Nicholas
Member : Mr Yeap Soon Keong Dan

Medifund
Committee

Chairman : Ms Florence Boon Wai Fong
Member : Ms Chan Poh Swai @ Chan Poh Swee
Member : Ms Annah Lee
Member : Ms Alice Tan Wan Juat
Member : Ms Poon Pui Luen Kristalle

Financial Assistance Scheme Committee

Chairman : Ms Florence Boon Wai Fong
Member : Ms Chan Poh Swai @ Chan Poh Swee
Member : Ms Annah Lee
Member : Ms Alice Tan Wan Juat
Member : Ms Poon Pui Luen Kristalle

Investment
Committee

Chairman : Mr Woo Tuck Kan
Member : Mr Lim Teck Foon Edmund
Member : Mr Colin Lim

Role & Responsibilities of Sub Committees

The roles and responsibilities of EXCO includes acting on MC’s behalf between MC meetings, as well as monitoring the activities and operations of the Home and projects undertaken by the Home. EXCO also propose new strategies and policies to the MC and ensure its implementation.

The roles and responsibilities of the Finance Committee includes budget review and the development of appropriate procedures for budget preparations to ensure consistency between the budget and the Home’s plans. Monitoring the budget and ensure accountability for funds, recommending financial guidelines to the MC and advising the management staff on financial priorities are also the responsibilities of the Finance Committee.

The Audit Committee oversee the financial reporting and disclosure process; ensure compliance with relevant legal requirements and reporting standards; review audit reports of external and internal auditors, consider the effectiveness of the actions taken by the management on the auditor’s recommendations.

The Audit Committee also analyses and addresses the risks associated with key processes, oversees regulatory compliance and whistleblowing guidelines, reports to MC of any financial irregularities and concerns, liaises with auditors on any significant matters arising.

The Building Committee monitors, evaluates, advises and makes recommendations to the MC with regard to the Home’s immovable property matters, including principles, planning and policies, in accordance with the Home’s mission and vision. Making recommendations to the MC with regard to proposed building projects and overseeing its development are also the responsibilities of the Building Committee.

The Admission Committee reviews and approves resident admission to the Home. Review the criteria for admission and recommending changes to the criteria to the MC, ensuring compliance with the relevant authorities and advising MC on significant matters relating to the residents’ admission are also responsibilities of the Admission Committee.

 

The Nomination Committee reviews the composition of Committee based on expertise, skills, competencies, attributes and commitment. The Committee is responsible for ensuring succession planning, and the recruitment and selections of the MC members comply with the Home’s Constitution, Board Governance Policy and other legal requirements.

The Nomination Committee identifies potential candidates for committee member roles and explores their interest and availability for MC service; as well as nominates suitable individuals to be elected as committee members.

 

The Medifund Committee reviews and approves Medifund applications and administers payments out of the Medifund account. The Committee ensures compliance with the Medical and Elderly Care Endowment Schemes Act (MECESA), its corresponding regulations and any directives and guidelines issued by the Minister.

The Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS) Committee reviews and approves FAS applications and administers payments out of the FAS account. The Committee ensures compliance with the FAS directives and guidelines issued by the Ministry of Health.

The Investment Committee  directs and monitors the investment of the assets of the Home for the sole interest of the beneficiaries. The Investment Committee is to discharge its duties with due care, skill and diligence as a prudent investor.

The roles and responsibilities of the IC include the following:

  • To recommend to Management Committee an Investment Policy, including risk appetite, asset allocation and sustainability considerations.
  • Ensure that the investment objectives, policies and guidelines are consistent and appropriate.
  • To monitor the performance of the Home’s assets, taking into consideration the external risk and economic factors.
  • Review the asset allocation on a regular basis to ensure that the allocations are appropriate given a change in the investment environment and/ or needs of the organisation.
  • Report on the investment performance to the Management Committee on a quarterly basis.

Bhikkhu Sik Kwang Sheng

Chairman

Bhikkhu Sik Kwang Sheng is the sixth abbot of Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery (KMSPKS) and the founder of the Buddhist College of Singapore. He was ordained as a monk in 1980 and became a disciple of Venerable Hong Choon. Venerable Hong Choon was the founder of Bright Hill Evergreen Home.

Bhikkhu Sik Kwang Sheng helmed KMSPKS since 1995 as its chief administrator and holds key appointments in various boards of religious organisation, inter-religious organisation and schools in Singapore. He was nominated as the Home’s Management Committee (MC) member from 30 June 2006 and served as the Chairman from 7 July 2006 to 31 August 2023 and was re-appointed on 1 September 2025.

He received the Public Service Star (Bintang Bakti Masyarakat) BBM and the Public Service Medal (Pingat Bakti Masyarakat) PBM in 2018 and 2012, respectively. Additionally, in 2011, he was honoured with a doctorate degree in educational administration by Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya University of Thailand in recognition for his remarkable contributions to Buddhism.

Ms Lim Siew Hua

Treasurer

Ms Lim Siew Hwa brings over 30 years of experience in finance, accounting, audit and corporate management. She spent nearly three decades with Keppel, where she held various senior finance positions, including Chief Financial Officer of Keppel Infrastructure Holdings Pte Ltd.

In her previous roles, Ms Lim was responsible for financial strategy and reporting, business performance analysis, corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, tender bids, internal audit and financial systems implementation. She holds a Bachelor of Accountancy from Nanyang Technological University.

Since 2022, Ms Lim has continued to contribute her expertise to the community as a Director and Treasurer of the Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic, as well as an active befriender with O’Joy Limited.

With effect from 1 September 2026, Ms Lim is appointed as the Treasurer. She will contribute her extensive financial experience and governance expertise to support the Home’s financial stewardship and responsible management.

Mr Woo Tuck Kan

Secretary

Mr Woo was a seasoned investment professional at GIC Private Limited since joining GIC in 1990. He has led global equities teams, managed portfolios across developed and emerging markets and spearheaded thematic investment strategies. He also co-chaired GIC’s Healthcare Business Group, overseeing global research and investments in the healthcare sector.

Beyond his investment expertise, Mr Woo is a passionate advocate for talent development, mindfulness and wellness, having led initiatives that promote well-being within high-performance environments.

He currently serves on several key committees, including the Ministry of Home Affairs Investment Committee and the Finance & Investment Committee of Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery.

Mr Woo has been a MC member of the Home since 1 June 2025. With effect from 1 September 2026,  he serves as the Secretary of the Home where he provides the governance, administrative support and regulatory compliance of BHEH. Over and beyond, he continues to contribute strategic financial oversight to support the Home’s long-term sustainability and care mission.

Dr Kweh Soon Han

Legal Advisor

Dr Kweh is a lawyer at KSCGP Juris LLP. His areas of practice are real property law, company law, administrative and constitutional law, law of societies, employment law, and family and trust law. 

His experience in the laws and codes of governance relating to the formation and maintenance of charities, societies and non-profit organisation is invaluable in guiding the Home in ensuring governance compliance. 

Dr Kweh was nominated as the Home’s MC member since 24 July 2008 and was appointed as Secretary from 2 October 2015 to 31 August 2025. Currently, he serves as the Legal Advisor of the Home.

Mr Goh Swee Kang, Jayson

Member

Mr Goh is the Executive Vice President, Airport Management of the Changi Airport Group (CAG). Prior to joining CAG, he was Executive Director at the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB).

He currently serves as Deputy Chairman of the Board of Governor at Republic Polytechnic. He is also a member of the Advisory Committee for Digital Services & Customer Experiences at the National Library Board.

Since 2023, Mr Goh has been serving as the Chairman of the Marymount Citizen Consultative Committee (CCC), as well as the Vice Chairman of the Marymount CCC Community Development and Welfare Fund. Mr Goh also serves as Advisor to the Imperial College Alumni Association of Singapore since 2023.

Mr Goh has been a MC member since 6 April 2017 and was appointed as Chairman from 23 April 2025 to 31 August 2025. Currently, he is a MC member of the Home.

Mr Lee Kian Chong

Member

Mr Lee holds the position of Director at BNF Group, a company with core operations in industrial gas supply chain management and environmental services. He is responsible for leading technological development, sustainability, and transformation. Additionally, he oversees the restaurant company, DITP, which operates Canopy.

He holds a MPhil in Management from the University of Cambridge and a BSc in Chemistry from Imperial College London. He is the Honorary Treasurer of The Oxford and Cambridge Society of Singapore as well as Committee Member of the Singapore Rowing Association and Marymount Citizens’ Consultative Committee.

Mr Lee has been a MC member since 1 January 2024. He will utilise his IT proficiency to enhance care services within BHEH, and actively participate in promoting sustainability for ESG initiatives.

Mr Ng Hui Wen

Member

Mr Ng is currently serving as the Deputy General Manager of Seletar Airport at Changi Airport Group. Prior to this, he was a senior manager of Airport Operations Planning at Changi Airport, focusing on enhancing passenger experience and terminal operations planning. Since joining Changi Airport Group in 2016, he has led various projects and spearheaded key initiatives, including playing a crucial role in the re-operationalisation of Terminal 4 in 2022 to meet the post-pandemic travel recovery.

Mr Ng has been an MC member since 1 January 2024. He will utilise his operational expertise to evaluate the home’s operational processes and improve efficiency.

Mr Colin Lim

Member

Mr Lim is an experienced private debt and credit investment professional, currently serving as Managing Director and Head of Asia Private Debt at Tikehau Capital in Singapore. With over 20 years of experience across Asia and Europe, he has a strong track record in private credit investments, specialising in origination, structuring, and underwriting across multiple regions.

Before joining Tikehau Capital in 2024, he held key leadership roles in the private credit sector. He was most recently Managing Director and Southeast Asia Lead at BPEA Credit, overseeing private credit investments across the region. Prior to that, he was Head of China and Southeast Asia at CLSA Capital Partners (2019-2021), focusing on sourcing and structuring private credit investments.

A graduate of the London School of Economics with a BSc in Economics (First Class), Mr Lim has built an extensive career in the global credit markets, combining strategic leadership with deep market expertise.

Mr Lim has been a MC member since 1 September 2024. 

Dr Ung Peck Houy

Member

Dr Ung is a Senior Consultant in the General Medicine Department at Tan Tock Seng Hospital in Singapore. He holds Specialist Accreditation from the Singapore Medical Council and was certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine in 2002.

Dr Ung completed his medical degree at Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine and his internal medicine specialist training at Providence Saint Vincent Medical Center in Oregon. He has extensive experience in hospital-based care, having worked as a hospitalist at various U.S. hospitals, including Community Regional Medical Center in Fresno and Chandler Regional Hospital in Arizona. He also served as Medical Director of Feather River Home Health in California.

With expertise in managing adult patients with complex medical conditions spanning multiple organ systems and those with undefined medical conditions, he has dedicated his career to providing high-quality care in both acute and long-term settings. He is committed to advancing internal medicine practices and improving patient outcomes.

Dr Ung has been a MC member since 1 December 2024.

Mr Kek Seng Swee, Nicholas

Member

Mr Kek was an entrepreneur prior to joining Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery as an Operations Manager. He has been an EXCO member since July 2012 and has served as EXCO Chairman since August 2014. His commercial experience and business acumen have benefited the Home in many ways. Mr Kek has also contributed his time and expertise to various sub-committees. He previously served as Chairman of the Nomination Committee and as a member of the Building Committee.

Mr Kek was nominated as the Home’s MC member from 24 July 2008 to 31 November 2024, and was re-appointed as the MC member on 1 September 2026.