Dr. Daniel CF Ng 伍长辉 博士 — Empowering sustainable business initiatives as a strategic advisor.
Empowering sustainable business initiatives as a strategic advisor.
Dr. Daniel CF Ng 伍长辉 博士 ranks #359 of 19,190 LinkedIn creators in Non-profit Organization Management, and is a standout voice in Singapore. They have 41.3K followers and published 100 posts in the last 30 days at a 0.0% average engagement rate.
- 41.3K followers
- 100 posts / 30d
- 0.0% avg engagement
- 298 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Dr. Ng posts fifty times a month to ensure his engagement rate stays comfortably inside the rounding error of a rounding error. He claims to be empowering sustainable business, yet his reach has the same carbon footprint as a lightbulb he refused to turn on.
About Dr. Daniel CF
With over four decades of experience across technology, marketing, and leadership, I currently serve as a Strategic Industry Advisor at Sustainable Business Network Association Malaysia (SUSTNET). In this role, I provide strategic direction for Project GENIUS, collaborating with Dr. Norsaidatul Akmar Mazelan to align initiatives with The Kindness Movement and promote sustainable practices across the APAC region. My contributions reflect a commitment to advancing impactful change through stakeholder engagement and sustainable development. Complementing my work at SUSTNET, I also serve as Global Business Advisor at Baliola, where I support global expansion efforts with a strategic focus on Southeast Asia. Leveraging my expertise in sustainable business, enterprise software, and stakeholder collaboration, I help build robust business ecosystems to foster ethical supply chains and long-term growth. My work is driven by a mission to empower organizations with actionable strategies that harmonize business success and sustainability.
Highlights
- Consistent Creator — 50 posts in 30d · top 1%
- Big Audience — 41,344 followers · top 5%
- Top 5% in Non-profit Organization Management — Ranked #12 of 288 creators
- Top 10% in Singapore — Ranked #7 of 87 creators
Recent posts
CHINA dropped a numerical target for urban job creation over the next five years for the first time in decades, in an apparent nod to rising uncertainty over employment as artificial intelligence spreads through the economy. The government will instead keep new urban jobs at a “considerable scale” from 2026 to 2030, according to a five-year plan released on Thursday (Jul 9) by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security. Annual targets will be set flexibly based on each year’s conditions, it said.
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Singaporean F&B brands that once occupied China’s high-end shopping malls were symbols of consumption upgrade among China’s middle class. These days, however, they are undergoing the growing pains of shifting from expansion to contraction. Food Republic., which closed its last Beijing outlet on Jun 15 after its lease expired, is the latest example — but far from the only one. Food Republic’s parent company, Singapore homegrown brand BreadTalk Group Pte Ltd, also exited the Beijing market completely at the end of March.
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Locally grown vegetables from at least three farms here will soon no longer be available at supermarket giant FairPrice, The Straits Times has learnt. The decision, part of FairPrice’s regular product review, highlights the tussle between providing customers with the best value-for-money products and the national effort to support local growers so as to improve food resilience, say industry players. The affected urban farms are Artisan Green, SG Veg Farms and Netafarm – a farm and R&D facility in Neo Tiew that has decided to significantly scale down following the news.
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