Corporate Financier: 10 years Mechanical Watch Collector Often spotted in Quirky Sneakers

A corporate financier with more than 20 years’ experience in Corporate Finance, Kevin worked with the Big Four as well as investment banks and private equity funds for many years before incorporating his own Advisory Business in 2010. Kevin has been successful in various M&A mandates over the last few years. 

Kevin had secured the 10-year master franchise for Nanxiang Steamed Bun restaurant for Singapore, a culinary icon from Shanghai’s Cheng Huang Temple that was established in 1900. This business flourished in the heart of the business and tourist precinct of Singapore and was acquired by a listed firm just two years after the launch. 

As a founding member, Kevin now oversees the operations and finances of YQueue.

Serial Investor and Entrepreneur: Over 30 years Property investor: 13 years Hobby: Building things and solving problems

As an entrepreneur-investor with a background in Engineering, George started his own Oil and Gas distribution business and successfully sold it to a European MNC. Since then, he has invested in Good Class Bungalows (GCB) in Singapore, and to date, holds three records for the highest price/square feet sold in the Singaporean property market. One of his notable works include a floating acrylic staircase in the entrance hall of a GCB—a great feat in the art and innovation arena. Influenced by his gift and interest in technology and sustainability, he managed to secure five Green Mark Platinum awards for his properties.

George also co-founded and managed a steakhouse called Coachman Inn for several years, which he has since divested. The restaurant successfully marketed to the predominantly heartland residential crowd ranging from a middle-income to a more affluent strata. 

Today, George plays the strategic leadership role in YQueue, and also takes the lead in the design, fabrication and implementation of the solutions and infrastructure works.

Damian is a marketing and creative professional with experience in diverse industries ranging from lifestyle, to F&B, commercial advertising, architecture, and technology. 

Notable marketing milestones included a series of regional editorial coverage worth about $550,000 for a project launch; event sponsorships from lifestyle brands and Japan Airlines worth $20 million; successfully developed content that was vetted by the Prime Minister’s Office of Singapore; securing official long-term partnerships with JTB [Japan’s largest travel firm], TripAdvisor, and Apple; and collaborations with Samsung, Mediacorp, Supermama, Epigram, etcetera.

“Live as if you were to die tomorrow; learn as if you were to live forever.” —M. Gandhi.

Luke is a software architect with over 10 years’ experience in designing, developing and deploying large-scale software projects.

Along with his business partners, Luke ran a Brisbane (Australia) based consultancy firm that specialised in the development of bespoke solutions for start-ups across the industrial, manufacturing, educational and government sectors.

As an early member of the YQueue team, Luke has been responsible for the technical direction of the product and manages all development efforts within the organisation.

Zachela delved into the world of online media during her pre-college years and pursued her studies in Communications and New Media.

Aside from her internship experience in a PR and Events company, she has been involved in several school marketing campaigns and manages their social media accounts.

She aspires to change the world with the power of social media and colour every heart pink.  When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be. —Lao Tzu

Geraldine is an adventurous, daring person who loves to try something new and is up for challenges. If she is able to take on bungee jumping, she is ready to face her life.

On her free time, Geraldine plays sport, listen to music and plays with her 2 adopted cats at home. “Don’t regret the steps you never take” —Geraldine

“Security is mostly a superstition. Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.” —Helen Keller