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Daniel Siew Hoi Kok is a Senior Lecturer at the Nanyang Business School (NBS) of Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore. He holds multiple roles including Assistant Dean (Undergraduate) and Academic Director for the NTU International MBA program, focusing on student leadership development. His teaching portfolio encompasses courses in leadership, management, and organizational behavior at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels, and he is actively involved in the NTU Honours College as a Fellow, specifically for engineering leadership programs. Daniel has an extensive background as an executive coach, having coached senior officers in the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) and facilitated various team development initiatives. His academic qualifications include a PhD in Education from the National Institute of Education and a Master of Science in System Integration from the Naval Postgraduate School, alongside an MBA in Management Information Technology from NBS. He has previously held significant positions within the SAF, including Deputy Head of the SAF Centre for Leadership Development and has been recognized for his contributions with several military awards. Passionate about enhancing the learning experience for future leaders, Daniel specializes in designing tailored leadership development programs that cater to the unique contexts of learners.
Nanyang Business School (NBS) • Singapore
Teaching leadership, management, and organizational behavior at undergraduate and postgraduate levels; Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Programs.
NTU International MBA • Singapore
Overseeing the academic aspects of the International MBA program at NTU.
Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) • Singapore
Coaching senior officers and facilitating leadership development programs.
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