ABOUT SBLP
Overview
Introduction of Singapore Business Leaders Programme
The Singapore Business Leaders Programme (SBLP) is dedicated to deepen the understanding of leadership and human capital issues for a new and globalising Asia. Asia's economic trajectory presents tremendous opportunities for business growth. Yet, finding the right formula to harness its potential is challenging, given Asia's diversity and complexity.
The SBLP provides a platform for business leaders to gain insights on how to navigate this dynamic. As a partner that helps accelerate the development of future solutions, Singapore recognises that developing the right leadership and human capital solutions is critical for businesses to succeed in Asia.
Organised by the Human Capital Leadership Institute (HCLI), Singapore's leadership think tank, the SBLP has assembled an esteemed group of political leaders, industry champions and thought leaders to share their insights and facilitate discussions on:
- the impact of macro-economic and geopolitical developments in Asia;
- how these emerging trends are influencing and shaping business strategy;
- and the resulting implications and impact on human capital and leadership in Asia
The learning of this event does not end after the five days. An alumnus of this high level network will be developed to ensure continuous learning and networking amongst participants.
Singapore is located 1 degree or 136.8km north of the equator. It has a total land area of 699 square kilometers and a population of about four million. Situated at the crossroads of East and West, Singapore is one of the busiest sea and airports in the world. Its strategic position has also made it a hub for trade, communications and tourism activities.
Singapore is known for its hot and humid weather, with little variation throughout the year. The average daytime temperature is 31ºC (88ºF), dropping to around 24ºC (75ºF) in the evenings. The monsoon season can bear down pretty heavily on our tropical weather from November onwards, so be prepared for rain on a daily basis during this period.
Singapore voltage is 220 – 240 volts AC, 50 cycles per second.
The currency used in Singapore is the Singapore dollar (S$). Money changing services can be found not only at the Singapore Changi Airport but also most shopping centres and hotels around the island. You can also access the automated teller machines (ATMs) located everywhere (even in the most obscure bits) in Singapore, that accept most of the main credit cards such as Visa, MasterCard and American Express.
Visa may be required for certain nationalities. Please visit
www.ica.gov.sg to verify if you need to apply for a visa before entering into Singapore.
The visa application form is available free of charge at all Singapore overseas mission.
Should you require a invitation letter to support your visa letter, kindly write in to the Secretariat for your request.
Please also note that visitors to Singapore must meet the following entry requirements:-
- Valid travel document with a
minimum validity of 6 months
- Onward/ return ticket
- Entry facilities to next destination
- Sufficient funds to stay in Singapore
- Visa for Singapore (if applicable)