In addition to years of experience in maritime-related work, he has a broad commercial practice that covers international trade, insurance and company law.

Apart from being counsel, Leng Sun is a Charter Arbitrator and is also on the panel of leading arbitral institutions. He is a Chairperson of the arbitration panel jointly appointed by the EU and Korea under the protocol on cultural cooperation of the Korea-EU FTA. Leng Sun is President of the Singapore Institute of Arbitrators (SIArb). He serves as the Deputy President of the Maintenance of Parents Tribunal. He is on the Advisory Panel of the Singapore Maritime Foundation. He is a member of the Committee on the Singapore International Commercial Court.

Leng Sun has taught at the law schools of the National University of Singapore and the Singapore Management University. Leng Sun was a legal officer of the United Nations Compensation Commission in Geneva and a SIAC-CIAC Observer to the UNCITRAL Working Group on Arbitration. He has published widely in international journals and is the author of the book Singapore Law on Arbitral Awards and Co-Editor of Conflict of Laws in Arbitration.

Andrew advises major multinational corporations on mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures and equity capital market fundraisings. He is currently based in London, but has also practised in Hong Kong (where he is a qualified Hong Kong solicitor) and Germany. Over the past three years, Andrew has also spent a great deal of time in Russia, where he acted on the largest domestic Russian M&A transactions in both 2006 and 2007.

Andrew has significant experience of advising companies and joint ventures on the interpretation and drafting of their constitutional documents. Andrew was lead contributing editor to the International Corporate Legal Guide to Corporate Governance 2008.

Chambers & Partners 2008 described Andrew as being "highly esteemed for his expertise and integrity".

Accompanied with a strong understanding of strategic marketing in business start-ups, she was part of Bolero's initial product team, being instrumental in the company's successful implementation in Asia Pacific. In 2004, she found E-Title, with a primary focus in defining international trade markets in the shipping and logistics IT transformation arena before embarking on the development of a niche solution for the transfers of title for bills of lading.

Skillful in customer service processes, documentation, e-Commerce & Compliance, he has previously undertaken various management positions both local & overseas with APL / NOL and was the first appointed Director to set up & run the global shared service center for APL in Shanghai, China. His skills cover setting strategic and tactical objectives pertaining to customer support organizationand providing the business plans to execute & achieve the stated goals. Providing leadership in a multitude of business processes, enhancing process efficiency and ensuring global customer service, customer satisfaction and e-Commerce expansion are also part of his area of expertise.

She has an MSc in Business Administration from the London Business School. She was responsible for drafting the legal framework for Bolero International between 1997 -1999.

At various times when living in Singapore, he was a council members of the Singapore Shipping Association, chairman of its Legal and Insurance Committee, member of the Ship Insurance and Legal Committee of the Asian Shipowners Forum and president of the Maritime Law Association of Singapore.

He has also been a member of various other industry bodies such as the BIMCO working groups on Multidoc and Combicon bills of lading, the FIATA juridical committee and its working group on the FIATA bill of lading, the International Road Union legal committee, and has been a regular speaker at insurance and shipping conferences. He is a contributing author of "Multimodal Transport - avoiding legal problems" LLP.

Teik Guan has many years of hands-on experience in designing and implementing security solutions for highly-critical projects for the Banking, Government and enterprise market. He is well-versed in the niche area of cryptographic security programming and integration, having developed numerous successful products such as authentication servers, PKI CAs, and smartcard systems Teik Guan holds a Master of Science from the National University of Singapore.

Prior to E-Title, she held various senior roles in major security vendors and finance services vendor where she manages and grew market share with direct strategic clients as well as channels in Aisa Pacific region. Eileen holds a MBA from University of Leicester and a technical diploma in Electronics and Communications from Singapore Polytechnic.