Reset with Lynlee
About
Take a step back, refocus, and Reset with Lynlee. Airing weekdays from 1pm to 4pm, the show brings clarity to the stories shaping Singapore and the world — from current affairs and global developments to business trends and industry shifts. Through insightful conversations and fresh perspectives, Lynlee explores what’s driving the headlines and where things are heading next. Featuring segments like Viewpoint, Industry Insight and Suite Talk, Reset goes beyond the noise to offer thoughtful analysis, real-world context and ideas that help you recalibrate for the rest of your day.
MAR 16, 2018
16/03/18 - Coffee with Claressa: Marion Neubronner, CEO of ‘Marion Neubronner and Associates’ and NeuEducationMarion Neubronner, CEO of ‘Marion Neubronner and Associates’ and NeuEducation came in to have coffee with Claressa to discuss women empowerment in leadership roles and how she got to where she has in her career.
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MAR 15, 2018
15/03/18 - Coffee with Claressa: Ben Flint, COO at VuulrBen Flint, COO at Vuulr came in to have coffee with Claressa to discuss how Vuulr, a Singapore based digital supply chain platform, is helping to transform the film & TV content industry.
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MAR 13, 2018
13/03/18 - Coffee with Claressa: Dr Amanda Kraus, Director of the University of Arizona’s Disability Resource CenterDr Amanda Kraus, Director of the University of Arizona’s Disability Resource Center came in to have coffee with Claressa to discuss her experiences of disability and how we can change the narrative on it.
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MAR 12, 2018
12/03/18 - Coffee with Claressa: Andrew Johnston, GM and Director of Agronomy at Sentosa Golf ClubAndrew Johnston, GM and Director of Agronomy at Sentosa Golf Club, who was behind the upgrade at Sentosa Golf Club Tanjong Course came to have coffee with Claressa to discuss a bit more about the incredible S$12 million transformation of the course, what agronomy means and Tiger Woods' influence on the sport.
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MAR 9, 2018
09/03/18 - Coffee with Claressa: Leslie Tan and Ang Chek Meng, T'ang QuartetLeslie Tan, cellist and Ang Chek Meng, second violin, two members of the T'ang Quartet sat down to have coffee with Claressa to discuss celebrating playing together for 25 years and their latest upcoming concert 'What The Fugue' on March 25th at Esplanade.
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MAR 8, 2018
08/03/18 - Coffee with Claressa: Christine Amour-Levar, Co-Founder of Women on a MissionThis International Women's Day, Claressa spoke with Christine Amour Levar, Co-Founder of Women on a Mission, a non-profit organisation that raises money for causes that support and empower abused women and women survivors of war around the world and her latest initiative, Her Planet Earth which promotes a deeper connection between women empowerment and the integrity of the environment.
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MAR 8, 2018
08/03/18 - Coffee with Claressa: Penny Koo, AIA Singapore's General Counsel and Company SecretaryPenny Koo, AIA Singapore's General Counsel and Company Secretary sat down to have coffee with Claressa to discuss her empowering story from being a sickly child to strong, fit woman and breaking the glass ceiling in the boardroom.
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MAR 6, 2018
06/03/18 - Coffee with Claressa: Ruby Lim-Yang, Creative Director at ACT3 InternationalRuby Lim-Yang, Creative Director at ACT3 International came in to have coffee with Claressa to discuss the theatre company's ACT3iFestival in May 2018, which will focus on performances specially for babies.
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13:59
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MAR 5, 2018
05/03/18 - Coffee with Claressa: Jamie Meldrum, Senior Program Director at SPH RADIOJamie Meldrum, Senior Program Director at SPH RADIO sat down to have coffee with Claressa to discuss his incredible 120 kilogram weight loss, explain what the initial motivation was and how he completely changed his lifestyle in the past three years.
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MAR 5, 2018
05/03/18 - Primetime: Dr Goh Wei Leong, Co-Founder of HealthServe and Singaporean of the YearDr Goh Wei Leong, Co-Founder of HealthServe, an affordable clinic for migrant workers was recently awarded Singaporean of the Year by The Straits Times. He told Claressa Monteiro what it means being recognised with the award and how he wishes there might be a time when there is no longer a need for HealthServe.
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