President

cee-president@e.ntu.edu.sg

The President serves as the key leader of the CEE Club, overseeing and advising all projects undertaken by the various portfolios. This role ensures that individual efforts across different teams are aligned, fostering a cohesive and well-coordinated committee. A strong ability to manage people, problem-solve, and maintain a big-picture mindset is essential. Working closely with the Top 5, the President maintains a comprehensive overview of the club’s initiatives, ensuring smooth execution and progress both within the club and in collaboration with the CEE faculty.

Beyond internal management, the President represents the CEE Club in all official matters, acting as the primary face of the organization. As the former Logistics Director in the 33rd CEE Club Committee, he brings valuable experience in operations and event planning, equipping himself with the skills necessary to lead effectively. Through strategic leadership and active engagement, the President plays a pivotal role in driving the club’s vision and impact within the student community.

Vice-President (Internal)

cee-vpi@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Vice-President (Internal) plays a key leadership role in the CEE Club, assisting the President in overall club management, strategic planning, and decision-making. They oversee major initiatives such as the Bridge Design Competition (BDC), Graduation Farewell, and the Events, Sports, and Logistics portfolios, ensuring smooth execution and alignment with the club’s objectives. Working closely with the Top 5, they foster collaboration across different teams to maintain a well-organized and cohesive club environment.

Leveraging prior experience as the Events Director in the 33rd CEE Club Committee, the Vice-President (Internal) brings expertise in event planning, team coordination, and large-scale project execution. His ability to manage multiple portfolios enables him to provide guidance and direction to directors and committees under his supervision. As a key representative of the CEE Club, this role plays a pivotal part in shaping the club’s internal operations and ensuring the success of its events and initiatives.

Vice-President (External)

cee-vpe@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Vice-President (External) (VPE) plays a crucial role in managing the CEE Club’s external engagements, partnerships, and outreach efforts. He oversees special projects such as the Overseas Community Engagement Project (OCEP), the NTU x Woh Hup Summer Camp, and maintains communications for the CEE Freshmen Orientation Programme (FOP) to ensure alignment with the club’s overall objectives. Internally, he provides guidance and support to the Business Managers, Publicity & Publications, and Welfare portfolios, ensuring these teams operate efficiently and contribute to the club’s success in student welfare, sponsorship acquisition, and publicity efforts.

Bringing prior leadership experience as his JCRC Honorary General Secretary, the VPE has actively served the student community through engagement and welfare initiatives, equipping him with the skills to manage large-scale projects and foster meaningful collaborations. He also works closely with the President, Vice-President (Internal), and Chairmen of Special Projects to ensure consistency in club operations, decision-making, and strategic direction. As a key representative of the CEE Club, the VPE plays a vital role in strengthening external partnerships while ensuring internal cohesion, ultimately enhancing the club’s presence within the student body and the industry.

Honorary General Secretary

cee-hgs@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Honorary General Secretary plays a vital role in the 34th CEE Club Main Committee, overseeing the club’s official communications, administrative operations, and documentation. As the primary point of contact for student communications, she manages outreach efforts to ensure clear and effective engagement with the student body. She also leads the club’s recruitment initiatives, facilitating the selection and onboarding of new members while ensuring a smooth transition for incoming committee members.

In addition to coordinating and scheduling committee meetings, the Honorary General Secretary provides essential administrative support to all portfolios, ensuring efficient internal operations.

With strong organizational and communication skills, she ensures that the club functions efficiently, maintains accurate records, and supports the Top 5 and committee members in executing their responsibilities. This role is crucial in upholding the professionalism, structure, and effectiveness of the CEE Club.

Financial Controller

cee-fc@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Financial Controller is responsible for managing the CEE Club’s financial planning, budgeting, and record-keeping to ensure the smooth execution of all club activities. She oversees and advice all claims from the school. Maintaining a structured financial record-keeping system, she upholds transparency and accountability in all financial transactions, allowing for responsible financial management.

Bringing prior experience as the Events Assistant Director in the 33rd Committee, the Financial Controller has a strong background in resource management and operational planning, equipping her with the skills necessary to effectively oversee the club’s finances. She also serves as the advisor for the Business Manager portfolio, offering guidance on sponsorship acquisition, budgeting strategies, and financial sustainability. Through meticulous financial oversight and strategic planning, she plays an integral role in ensuring the club remains financially stable, efficient, and positioned for long-term growth.

cee-business@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Business Managers serve as the primary liaison between the CEE Club and external stakeholders, including short-term, and long-term sponsors, as well as corporate partners. They are responsible for securing sponsorships to support CEE events and actively respond to collaboration requests, fostering partnerships that benefit both the club and its members. Their efforts help strengthen CEE’s corporate presence and outreach, ensuring valuable opportunities for student engagement.

They also oversee the planning and execution of special initiatives like the Exam Welfare Package, which is offered at the end of each semester. This package serves to provide students with essential resources, such as study snacks, stress-relief items, and academic support materials, helping members to manage the pressure of finals while fostering a sense of community within the club.

cee-pnp@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Publications and Publicity (PnP) portfolio are responsible for enhancing awareness of all CEE Club-related activities through digital media content creation and the design of event collaterals. Their role includes managing the club’s online presence, ensuring effective communication and engagement with the student body.

Additionally, they serve as contributors to the LET’S CEE Magazine and oversee both the annual CEE T-shirt design competition and the Valentine’s Day shirt initiative. To further enrich the student experience, they collaborate with professors and students for the Project Spotlight series, providing insightful and engaging content. Stay tuned for their latest initiatives!

cee-logistics@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Logistics Portfolio works closely with its subcommittee to provide essential support to other portfolios, ensuring they have the necessary manpower, equipment, and resources for their initiatives.

In addition to managing the CEE Club’s inventory and overseeing the safekeeping of all equipment, the team ensures the smooth execution of logistical operations. They have successfully revamped the Alumni-Students’ Corner, now equipped with a coffee machine, bean bags, and board games, creating a comfortable space for students to relax and unwind.

cee-welfare@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Welfare Portfolio organizes a range of initiatives aimed at supporting CEE students in both their academic and professional development. These include networking sessions with industry partners and sharing sessions with seniors and alumni, providing valuable insights into career pathways and industry expectations.

Additionally, this year, the portfolio introduces new initiatives like Focus&Fuel, which provides free food to support students’ well-being. These efforts ensure students have access to essential resources, promoting a healthy and collaborative academic environment. By addressing both physical and academic needs, the initiatives foster a strong sense of community and enhance the overall student experience.

cee-sports@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Sports Portfolio is responsible for planning and organizing sports-related events that foster interaction between CEE students and peers from other schools. Their initiatives aim to promote a healthy and active lifestyle while strengthening the sense of community within the student body.

Notable events under this portfolio include the NTU Inter-School Games (ISG) and CEE Sports Day. ISG provides students with the opportunity to engage in competitive sports, enhancing teamwork and sportsmanship. Through these events, the Sports Portfolio encourages students to stay active while building meaningful connections.

cee-events@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Events Portfolio organizes a variety of key events designed to bring CEE students together and enhance their overall university experience. These events provide valuable opportunities for students to connect, engage in meaningful activities, and create lasting memories throughout their time at NTU.

Signature events include the Annual General Meeting & Investiture (AGM), Subcommittee Bonding Night (SCBN), Student Excursion, and CEE Day. Through these initiatives, the Events Portfolio aims to foster a vibrant, inclusive environment and ensure that CEE students have a fulfilling and memorable university experience.

cee-academics@e.ntu.edu.sg

The Academic Affairs Committee is dedicated to supporting the academic growth and success of CEE students through student-led initiatives. They organize peer tutoring sessions, compile past-year paper solutions, and coordinate various academic-driven programs aimed at helping students excel in their studies.

Beyond organizing initiatives, the committee also serves as the voice of the student body, advocating for their academic concerns and working closely with faculty to address feedback. They actively seek to improve the curriculum, striving to implement positive changes that enhance the learning experience for all students. Through these efforts, the committee fosters a supportive academic community, empowering students to navigate their academic journey with confidence and strive for greater heights.