Executive leader in technology governance, internal audit and digital trust. Founder of SheLeadsTech Singapore, first woman President of the ISACA Singapore Chapter and first woman Chair of IRM Singapore.
Jenny's latest article for Enterprise Risk, the Institute of Risk Management's magazine, written as Chair of the IRM Singapore Group.
Dr Jenny Tan is an executive leader in technology governance, risk management, internal audit and digital trust with more than twenty years of experience across professional services, corporate leadership, academia and community building.
Chief Audit Executive at CapitaLand Investment and a former Risk Assurance Partner at PwC, Jenny is the Immediate Past President of the ISACA Singapore Chapter, the founder of SheLeadsTech Singapore and the first woman Chair of the Institute of Risk Management (IRM) Singapore Group. She sits on the boards of SUTD and SOTA and teaches as an Adjunct Professor at SMU.
Three threads run through every role Jenny takes on — in the boardroom, the classroom and the community.
Board and audit committee roles, independent directorships and advisory work grounded in two decades of governance, risk and internal audit leadership.
Coaching, mentoring and the SheLeadsTech movement — helping women and mid-career professionals lead themselves into technology careers and leadership.
Volunteer leadership across ISACA, IRM Singapore and the AI GRC SG Community, plus teaching, speaking and curating events that lift the whole profession.
From the boardroom to the training room — practical, experienced and always focused on outcomes.
Board and audit committee leadership from a serving Chief Audit Executive and former Big Four partner with deep technology, cyber and risk expertise.
One-to-one and group coaching for emerging leaders, women in technology, career changers and executives stepping into governance roles.
Advisory on technology governance, cyber and human risk management, AI governance, internal audit transformation and business resilience.
Conferences, symposiums, panels and workshops designed end-to-end — themes, speakers, formats and community engagement.
Curriculum design and delivery for boards, executives, auditors, risk teams and career-conversion programmes.
Tell Jenny about your organisation and goals, and she will suggest the right way to work together.
Get in touchHuman risk management, AI governance, cyber fitness and leadership — in Jenny's words.
Restructuring is usually judged on cost savings and fewer reporting lines. Jenny looks at the human risks that build up underneath, and why boards should treat them as governance risks.
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Read articleA selection of the awards and milestones that mark Jenny's journey — from Singapore's Top 100 Women in Tech to ISACA's Most Outstanding Chapter Leader.
View all achievementsRecognised among the most influential voices shaping Singapore's cybersecurity conversation.
For championing mental wellness, inclusion and human-centred leadership in the technology workforce.
For contributions to education, mentoring and talent development across the technology and GRC community.
Shortlisted by the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre for sustained volunteer leadership and community impact.
Leader category winner, Association of Information Security Professionals, Singapore.
Elected President — the first woman to hold the role in more than 40 years of the chapter.
Conferences, symposiums and workshops Jenny has founded, chaired or spoken at.
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Two days of practical foundations in technology governance, risk and audit, built on the curriculum that has moved close to fifty career changers into technology GRC roles.
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An evening discussion on why people, not technology, decide most security outcomes — and what organisations can actually do about it. Free, limited places.
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A half-day briefing for directors and audit committee members on what to ask about cyber, data and AI risk — in business language, not technical jargon.
“Empowering women in technology begins with empowering individuals to lead themselves, inspire others and create meaningful impact within their communities.”— Dr Jenny Tan, Founder, SheLeadsTech Singapore
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