LEE, Kah Howe

A serial entrepreneur, Kah Howe co-founded Simulation Training Consultancy Pte Ltd in 2003 which specializes in simulation-based experiential learning programs.

Quickly recognised since his university days for his expertise in simulation, he begins advising companies in their manufacturing processes. Applying his other passion in education, Simulation Training Consultancy was founded. Since its inception, Kah Howe has coached and facilitated hundreds of classes with total participants in the thousands in the area of strategic management, general management, accounting, corporate finance, marketing and entrepreneurship.

Key programmes includes:

• Air Liquide Executive Development Program, Singapore Oxygen and Air Liquide Group (Paris Stock Exchange: AI.PA / ISIN FR0000120073) 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008
• Specialist Diploma Program, a adult learning program hosted by Ngee Ann Polytechnic in conjunction with IE Singapore, a Singapore government, 2008, 2009
• New Venture Creation: Implementing Business Strategy, Masters of Science program, Nanyang Technological University, Nanyang Technopreneuership Centre, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
• New Venture Creation: Managing Growth, Masters of Science program, Nanyang Technological University, Nanyang Technopreneuership Centre, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
• New Venture Creation and The Business Plan, Minor in Entrepreneurship, Nanyang Technological University, Nanyang Technopreneuership Centre, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
• Entrepreneurship in Action for Nanyang Fellows EMBA Class of Nanyang Technological University, 2004, 2005, 2007
• Innovation and Enterprise Bootcamp a program supported by the Economic Development Board of Singapore, 2004, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009
• Experiencing Simulation Training, Educator's Training Workshop, ITE College East
• Product, Process, Research & Development, an invitational program for top first year students, Singapore Polytechnic
• Experiencing Simulation Training, Educator's Training Workshop, Singapore Polytechnic, Department of Industry Services
• Training: Business Plan Writing - An Experiential - Learning Approach, The Idea Centre, Singapore Polytechnic

In facilitating Marketplace™, he has done so as an Assistant Lecturer (Main Lecturer) to three prestigious courses conducted by NTU, namely:

• Nanyang Fellows Program unit named Entrepreneurship-in-Action. Nanyang Fellows Program is a graduate business education program launched by Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Dr. Tony Tan that is modelled after MIT's Sloan Fellows Program
• Technology Entrepreneurship & Innovation Program, NTU, since 2006 (inception year). He was ranked the No. 1 lecturer for Batch 2008 / 2009. In other years, he is ranked at least 7th position or higher.
• Entrepreneurship Minor, NTU, since 2004 (inception year). He was consistently ranked 3rd position or higher on an annual basis.

Kah Howe has been invited for other educational programs, such as:

• Judge, August 2009, Business Plan Competition, organized by University of Missouri Kansas City
• Panelist, June 2010, World Junior Entrepreneurship Forum, organized by Nanyang Technological University
• Panelist, January 2011, University of San Francisco, EMBA program by Prof Stanley Kwong, Lesson: Globalisation
• Panelist, February 2011, University of San Francisco, MBA program by Prof Timothy Burke

In 2009, he and a handful of successful entrepreneurs, angel investors started a venture incubation and consultancy company - ECube Global Pte Ltd.

Since incorporation, Ecube had turned around a PCB factory in Shen Zhen with US$15M in annual sales with 5 months and successfully incubated Project Victor, an oil and gas company whose products aims at a US$28B annual energy sector in Singapore.

KYKO is the third incubation project for Ecube Global. The fourth incubation company is an animation education company from United States.

He has angel funded in Project Victor, an auto grooming company in Bangkok and a TV setup box company in Beijing. The TV setup box company in Beijing had been co-invested by Lenovo and Cisco. He had held shares in trust for other fellow investees.