Meet the Women in GovTech
Exclusive special report: inspiring stories from Asia Pacific.

Today GovInsider publishes 12 interviews with women in government technology roles from across Asia.
They show the diversity of digital jobs, from developers and designers to marketers, managing directors, city mayors and chief executives.
We hope that the articles will bust a few stereotypes, and inspire women who are currently in the public sector or considering joining.
The interviews give examples of how to ask for promotion; cope in the public eye; move between the public and private sector; achieve more in a career; choose a mentor; manage colleagues; and serve the public.
We hear from officials in Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and New Zealand.
All have had different career paths and experiences. What unites them is that they are all inspiring. Here is the full list:
Australia
Sharyn Clarkson, Assistant Secretary, Department of Finance
Hong Kong
Caroline Fan, Chief System Manager, Immigration Department, Hong Kong
Indonesia
Sylviana Murni, Deputy Governor, Jakarta
Vivi Yulaswati, Director, Ministry of National Development Planning
Tuty Kusumawati, Head of Regional Development Planning Board, Jakarta
Malaysia
Dato Yasmin Mahmood, Chief Executive, Multimedia Development Corporation Malaysia
New Zealand
Aimee Whitcroft, Online Content Developer, Careers New Zealand
Singapore
Jacqueline Poh, Managing Director, IDA Singapore
Lena Goh, Chief Marketing & Communications Officer, IDA
Teh Shi-Hua, Deputy Head, Smart Nation Programme Office
Ang Yi Xin, UX Designer, Government Digital Services
Chew Boon Fong, Developer, Government Digital Services