Logapreyan Renganathan

Experience

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  Singapore Indian Development Association (SINDA)

  Jul 2002 - Sept 2003

  Community Development Officer
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  WINGS Counselling Centre

  Oct 2003 - Jan 2005

  Youth Counsellor
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  National Institute of Education, Singapore

  Feb 2005 - Sept 2006

  Project Manager

  Oversaw a team of academic researchers for Normal Technical curriculum refinement which was adopted by the Ministry of Education’s cyclic review. Contributed to academic research papers and publications.

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  Republic Polytechnic

  Sept 2006 - Jul 2008

  Academic Staff

  Lead a team of lecturers to deliver academic modules around cognitive processes. Developed professional training modules for new academic staff using Problem Based Learning methodology.

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  Ministry of Home Affairs Singapore

  Jul 2008 - Aug 2013

  Deputy Director, Media Studies Directorate/ Corporate Relations Division

  Developed, researched, implemented curriculum modules through training for Home Team communication practitioners. Deputy Chairperson of the Home Team Journal Editorial Board. Part of the inception and rollout of Home Team News as part of MHA’s online channels.

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  Ministry of Communications and Information

  Sept 2013 - Apr 2018

  Acting Director
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  Ministry of Finance (Singapore)

  Apr 2015 - Apr 2018

  Deputy Director/ Program Manager – Nee Soon, Pioneer Generation Office

  Seconded to lead a pioneering team of 15, in the design and roll-out of the National PG package for 15,000 seniors in the northern cluster. In addition, I oversaw the recruitment, training, and deployment of 120 SGAs, whilst fostering partnership with grassroots entities. Created SOPs for PGO to streamline work processes and introduced best practices to meet program outcomes.

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  Prime Minister's Office

  Apr 2018 - Aug 2023

  Deputy Director, Communications Group
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  Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY)

  Jun 2022 - now

  Deputy Director, Community Relations & Engagement Division

  Overseeing the promotion of social cohesion in Singapore through partnerships, policies and initiatives. Building and maintaining a cohesive society is crucial for creating stable, resilient, and harmonious communities that can effectively address challenges and work towards collective goals.