No, I do not own a fedora, panama or beret. Although alopecia tells me I very well should. Rather, I consider myself a creative wordsmith, cognitive psychologist, growth hacker, digital storyteller, SEO maestro and moonlighting strategist. My passion, however, is singular. To create thought-provoking ad campaigns that in turn, prod people to buy, act, experience, reflect or even divulge their secrets.

This, as you can deduce, is my body of work. Not exactly the sum of it, but some of my labours of love. They are the culmination of compelling insights, unfettered creativity and conscientious crafting; making use of channels such as TV, digital, social and on-ground.

In my career, I have earned my keep in ad agencies such as TBWA Singapore, Dentsu Beijing, Mullen Lowe and Mirum. At present, I am wearing said hats at Wunderman Thompson Singapore. While my accolades are not as prestigious as my peers, they are not without merit. They include Spikes Asia, Singapore Effies, Webby Awards, MARKies, Marketing Excellence Awards and Creative Circle Awards. Oh, and you may have Googled alopecia. Or Jada Pinkett Smith. At least, that’s what my uncertified credentials in psychology tell me.