Cover Twenty-eight innovators, creatives and young leaders from Singapore were recognised in the tenth edition of the annual Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow (Photo: Nikki Duldulao)
Twenty-eight innovators, creatives and young leaders from Singapore were recognised in the tenth edition of the annual Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow (Photo: Nikki Duldulao)
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From bootstrapped startups to industry giants, discover the next generation of innovators and changemakers from Singapore driving innovation across industries and society
As the Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow returns for its tenth edition in 2025, Singapore emerges as a powerhouse of innovation with 28 entrepreneurs, innovators, creatives and changemakers making the list.
The country’s honourees showcase Singapore’s vibrant entrepreneurial environment, technological prowess and commitment to meaningful impact. These individuals reflect Singapore’s position as one of Asia’s major innovation hubs, with notable talents contributing to improving the future of industries, communities and beyond.
The careful selection of these 28 honourees followed a rigorous seven-month process, supported by the Gen.T Tribe, a panel of experts from sectors such as venture capital, social impact and sustainability. Alongside the Tatler editorial team, the Tribe nominated and assessed each candidate based on their achievements, current impact and future potential.
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Above Award-winning musician Evan Low, better known as Evanturetime, has produced some of Singapore’s most well-known National Day anthems (Photo: Darren Gabriel Leow)
Above Chia Pei Qi is the co-founder of Delugs, a trailblazing watch strap brand that has exhibited at major international watch fairs and been spotted on the wrist of singer Ed Sheeran (Photo: Chia Pei Qi)
Award-winning musician Evan Low, better known as Evanturetime, has produced some of Singapore’s most well-known National Day anthems (Photo: Darren Gabriel Leow)
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Technology dominates Singapore’s cohort as the biggest category of this year’s list, reflecting the nation's digital transformation agenda and robust startup ecosystem. The education, entertainment and sustainability categories follow strongly as the next largest categories.
From a social entrepreneur whose company gives incarcerated individuals a second chance to a scientist helping couples take charge of their fertility with FDA-approved at-home aids, this year’s honourees are building substantial businesses that warrant recognition on the regional stage.
Click the link below to explore their stories and see how these inspiring honourees are shaping the future for Singapore and beyond.
Meet the Tatler Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow 2025 from Singapore
Above Dr Benjamin Tee is a serial entrepreneur and seasoned mentor to startups, who co-founded TwoPlus Fertility in 2019 to develop at-home fertility aids—such as supplements and test kits—to help couples in the fertility journey (Photo: NUS Enterprise)
Above Jocelyn Chew is an award-winning researcher, who became Singapore’s youngest nurse to receive her PhD and the first to complete the prestigious Singapore Biodesign Innovation Fellowship (Photo: Darren Gabriel Leow)
Dr Benjamin Tee is a serial entrepreneur and seasoned mentor to startups, who co-founded TwoPlus Fertility in 2019 to develop at-home fertility aids—such as supplements and test kits—to help couples in the fertility journey (Photo: NUS Enterprise)
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Above Donald Kng is the co-founder of Vetreska, a petcare brand with customers across Asia, Europe, the US, Latin America and the Middle East (Photo: Darren Gabriel Leow)
Above Jason Tamara Widjaja leads AI science and governance at MSD, working at the intersection of technology and leading-edge science to save and improve lives (Photo: Darren Gabriel Leow)
Donald Kng is the co-founder of Vetreska, a petcare brand with customers across Asia, Europe, the US, Latin America and the Middle East (Photo: Darren Gabriel Leow)
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The Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow list spans nine locations, including Singapore, Hong Kong, Indonesia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and mainland China. So be sure to explore who else made the cut across the region.
Do you have what it takes to be named a future Gen.T Leader of Tomorrow? Discover how to make it onto the list by reading our step-by-step guide.
View the full list of the Gen.T Leaders of Tomorrow 2025.
