San Hing Ng from 2321 Sea Otter Ct, Modesto, CA 95356, Phone: (209) 545-3830

Resumes

International Development, Law & Technology

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Position:

Managing Director at Microjustice, Founder and Principal at BarefootLawyers International

Location:

San Francisco Bay Area

Industry:

International Trade and Development

Work:

Microjustice since 2009
Managing Director
BarefootLawyers International - Global since 2008
Founder and Principal
The Asia Foundation 2004 - 2008
Director, Law, Governance & Civil Society (ICT)
International Medical Corps 2002 - 2004
Director, Programs & Strategy
University of Washington, Evans School of Public Affairs 1999 - 2002
Dean’s Research Associate

Education:

University of California, Berkeley 2012
Visiting Scholar and Lecturer, Law, Development and Technology University of California, Berkeley 2004 - 2004
Certificate, Engineering/Computer and Information Technology Harvard Business School 2002 - 2002
Certificate, Strategic Perspectives in Nonprofit Management University of Washington 1998 - 2001
Certificate, Development Economics and International Development University of Washington 1998 - 2001
Masters, Public Administration University of Washington School of Law 1998 - 1999
Masters, Law (LL.M) National University of Singapore 1988 - 1993
Bachelor of Laws (Honors)/ Juris Doctor, Law

Skills:

International Development
ICT Law
Program Management
Monitoring & Evaluation
M&E
Development Law
ICT4D
Executive Management
International Law
International Relations
Strategy
Governance
NGOs
Training
Teaching
Capacity Building
Rule Of Law
Human Rights

Honor & Awards:

President’s Award for Excellence, The Asia Foundation, 2007 Dean’s Commendation for Excellence, University of Washington, 2002 Student Leadership Recognition, Evans School of Public Affairs, 2002 Certificate of Dedication, University of Washington Medical Center, 1999 Certificate of Appreciation, CARE International, 1997 Master Letter of Commendation, University of Singapore Kent Ridge Hall, 1992 Merit Award, University of Singapore Eusoff Hall, 1990

Languages:

Chinese
Cantonese
Thai
Indonesian