Trainers

Allen Lim is the President and Founding Member of the Asia Estate Planning Association (AEPA) and Founder of Advisers’ Harbour. A leading voice in estate planning and planned giving, Allen has dedicated his career to empowering professionals to deliver holistic and purposeful legacy solutions.

With extensive experience in financial advisory, education, and professional development, he has trained and inspired countless practitioners across Asia. Allen’s sessions are known for their clarity, practical application, and emphasis on integrating legacy and philanthropy into modern estate planning.

David Chee is a Partner at WongPartnership LLP, specialising in private wealth, succession planning, and philanthropy. With nearly two decades of experience, he advises ultra-high-net-worth clients on international wealth transfer, family governance, and the establishment of family offices and trusts. David also provides counsel to professional trustees on structuring, regulatory compliance, and risk management.

Beyond his legal practice, David is an active educator and speaker in the field of estate planning. He serves as Vice President of AEPA, contributing to the association’s mission of promoting effective estate and succession planning across Asia.

Low Seow Ling is the Managing Director of Emre Legal LLC, a firm dedicated to providing accessible legal services with a focus on estate planning, mental capacity, and family law. With over a decade of experience, she specialises in crafting sustainable estate plans for individuals, families with special needs members, and the elderly. Seow Ling is particularly committed to assisting those without family support by serving as a Professional Deputy and Donee under Singapore’s Mental Capacity Act.

An Accredited Mediator and Certified Family Mediator with the Singapore Mediation Centre, she is passionate about resolving family disputes through mediation. Fluent in Mandarin, Seow Ling regularly conducts educational talks to raise legal awareness, particularly among underserved communities.

Her dedication to public service was recognised in 2023 when she received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Honourable Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon for her volunteer work supporting court users.

Wheeki’s expertise is anchored in significant leadership roles within Singapore’s social service ecosystem. As the former Head of the Future Care Planning Resource Centre at SG Enable and Head of Community Engagement at the Special Needs Trust Company (SNTC), she stood at the front lines of special needs advocacy.

Holding a Master of Arts in Journalism and Mass Communications from United States Wheeki combines communication theory with real-world behavioral psychology.

Previously Assistant Director at the Ministry of Manpower, she led large-scale national campaigns, mastering the art of stakeholder buy-in and behavioral change.